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Jun 2, 2025 |
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#illegals
Le Monde: Woman and child die crossing Channel to Britain
A woman and child died while attempting to cross the English Channel, raising the death toll to five in the last 10 days among migrants trying to reach Britain. This year, at least 15 migrants have died, continuing a trend of increasing fatalities in dangerous crossings.
In 2024, 78 migrants died, marking a record high since crossings surged in 2018, with over 36,800 arrivals in Britain, a 25% increase from 2023.
#society
Gataway Couple: 5 Things You'll Actually Want To Do in Lincoln, NE
Lincoln, NE, often overlooked as a "fly-over state," offers more than just farming. Known for the University of Nebraska and its vibrant college football culture, the city is also part of the Midwest Silicon Prairie, attracting tech companies and providing a favorable environment for job seekers.
Visitors can explore attractions like the Sunken Gardens, Lincoln Children’s Zoo, and Pioneers Park Nature Center, which offer outdoor relaxation and wildlife experiences. The Museum of American Speed and Memorial Stadium highlight the city's unique cultural offerings. Ideal visiting months are during spring and fall for pleasant weather.
GB News: High school athlete, 16, garners praise for defiant stance over loss to transgender triple jumper
Reese Hogan, a 16-year-old track athlete from California, briefly posed on the first-place podium after finishing second to transgender competitor AB Hernandez at the CIF Southern Section Finals. Hogan's actions, which drew applause from the crowd, highlight ongoing tensions regarding transgender athletes in sports.
This incident follows Hogan's previous protest, where she and other female athletes wore "Protect Girls Sports" T-shirts, facing pressure to remove them. The California Interscholastic Federation is under investigation for its policies on transgender athletes, as California continues to resist federal directives on the matter.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel encircles 2 of northern Gaza’s last functioning hospitals, groups say
Israel's military has encircled two hospitals in northern Gaza amid ongoing operations against Hamas, raising concerns from the World Health Organization about the health system's capacity. Evacuation orders have been issued for the area, but hospitals remain operational despite nearby military activity.
Israeli forces are targeting Hamas infrastructure while allowing ambulances to operate, though reports indicate attacks on hospital facilities and staff. Humanitarian aid has begun to trickle into Gaza, but distribution is hindered by military protocols.
Times Of Israel: Troops fire in air to ward off foreign diplomats touring Jenin; IDF apologizes
A diplomatic delegation from multiple countries, including the EU, was forced to flee in Jenin as Israeli troops fired warning shots. The IDF stated the group strayed from a preapproved route in an active combat zone. No injuries were reported, and an inquiry into the incident has been launched.
The situation further complicates Israel's relations with the international community, already strained by criticism over its actions in Gaza and the West Bank. Recent statements from the UK, France, and Canada have threatened sanctions against Israel for its military operations.
Fox News: Father of American Israeli held by Hamas for 593 days demands UN act to bring son home
Ruby Chen, father of Itay Chen, an Israeli-American held by Hamas for over 593 days, pleads for international action to address the plight of hostages. He emphasizes the violation of U.N. Resolution 2474 by Hamas, which mandates efforts to account for missing persons in conflicts.
Chen calls for the appointment of a Special Representative for Hostage Affairs to advocate for families like his and ensure their loved ones are not forgotten. He expresses concern over waning public attention to the crisis and the emotional toll on families waiting for news of their missing children.
#technology
Forbes: This Billionaire Immigrant Is Racing Elon Musk To Connect Your Phone From Space
Abel Avellan's AST SpaceMobile aims to disrupt the satellite internet market by providing broadband directly to smartphones, competing against SpaceX's Starlink and Amazon's Project Kuiper. With plans to launch 60 satellites by 2026, AST's large antennas could offer global coverage with fewer satellites, targeting underserved populations.
While Starlink focuses on fixed internet connections, AST's model seeks to connect users in remote areas without the need for expensive satellite phones. The company has secured partnerships with major telecoms and aims to provide affordable service, potentially tapping into a vast market of 2.6 billion people lacking reliable internet access.