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2 May 2025
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Keir Starmer says Runcorn by-election results are 'disappointing' but were 'very close'
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged the Labour Party's disappointing performance in the Runcorn & Helsby by-election, describing the results as "very close." He emphasized the need for change, stating that the party was elected to address the public's desire for transformation.
Starmer's comments reflect an understanding of the electorate's expectations and the challenges facing the party moving forward.
Breitbart: Moulton: We Vote on 'Meaningless Stuff Like Deregulating Refrigerators', Dems Should Want to Reform Government
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) highlighted President Bill Clinton as a model for future Democratic nominees, praising his focus on federal reform and economic interests. He contrasted this with what he perceives as the current Congress's focus on trivial matters, criticizing the lack of a substantive agenda.
Moulton also noted that both Clinton and Barack Obama are among the best recent Democratic presidents, emphasizing Clinton's successful reforms that saved significant taxpayer money.
Breitbart: Crockett: Trump Throwing People in 'Concentration Camps' — Trying to 'Kill Us'
Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) criticized the Trump administration on MSNBC, claiming it is detaining individuals in "concentration camps" without convictions. She emphasized the need for oversight regarding human rights violations and transparency in government actions affecting public safety and food supply.
Crockett expressed concerns about the administration's lack of accountability, urging the public to be aware of the potential dangers posed by current policies.
Le Monde: Trump's first 100 days at the White House: The 25 defining moments of his return to power
In his first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has engaged in numerous confrontations, impacting various sectors including judiciary, education, and international relations. Key moments include his interactions with Ukraine's Zelensky and his controversial tariff policies.
Trump's approach has led to significant geopolitical shifts, prompting allies to reassess their positions. His plans for the Gaza Strip and other executive actions illustrate a bold, sometimes divisive, leadership style.
Fox News: PBS, NPR blast 'blatantly unlawful' Trump executive order halting public funding, vow challenges
President Trump signed an executive order to halt federal funding for NPR and PBS, citing concerns over journalistic independence and bias. The order directs the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to cease direct and indirect funding, claiming taxpayer dollars should not support perceived partisan media.
NPR and PBS have condemned the order as unlawful and plan to challenge it, emphasizing their role in providing essential services to the public. They argue that federal funding constitutes a minimal portion of their budgets and that the move undermines First Amendment rights.
#society
Fox News: 11 useful and practical gifts for the college graduate
Finding the perfect graduation gift for a college graduate can be challenging, as it should both commemorate their achievement and be practical for their new life. A curated list of ten gifts includes essentials like a Longchamp tote, a diploma frame, a portable laptop desk, and a Breville mini smart oven, all aimed at helping graduates transition into adulthood.
Other suggested items include a Canon wireless printer, Bose QuietComfort headphones, a Shinola leather backpack, and an air purifier. Practical cookware and dinnerware sets are also highlighted, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for their first homes.
Fox News: Journalist group downgrades US press freedom ranking, cites Trump spending cuts to public media
Reporters Without Borders has released a report criticizing the Trump administration for its negative impact on press freedom in the U.S., lowering the country's ranking to 57th globally. The report highlights an increase in hostility towards journalists, with a noted rise in arrests and a decline in local news outlets.
The organization accuses Trump of undermining independent media and fostering an environment of harassment and intimidation against reporters. It also points to the termination of federal funding for the US Agency for Global Media, affecting international media support.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: If Trump is determined to force through a peace where Biden was not, he can do it
President Trump aimed to broker a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine by adopting a tougher stance on Ukraine and a more conciliatory approach towards Russia. However, after Russia rejected the ceasefire proposal, Trump withdrew from mediation, signaling a shift in U.S. policy.
The U.S. has signed an economic cooperation deal with Ukraine, including military aid, which contradicts Putin's demands. Trump’s potential increase in arms supply to Ukraine, combined with proposed sanctions on countries buying Russian resources, may pressure Putin to consider a ceasefire.
The Telegraph: King to open Canadian parliament
The King and Queen will visit Canada on May 26 for the state opening of parliament, marking the first royal opening since 1977. This will be the King’s twentieth visit and the Queen’s fifth to Canada.
The visit follows recent discussions on Canadian sovereignty and support from the monarchy.
#culture
Breitbart: Jill Sobule, ‘I Kissed a Girl’ Singer-Songwriter, Dies in House Fire
Jill Sobule, the acclaimed singer-songwriter known for her hit "I Kissed a Girl," passed away at 66 in a house fire in Woodbury, Minnesota. Her death was confirmed by her publicist, though the cause of the fire remains unclear.
Sobule's career spanned over three decades, producing 12 albums that tackled various social issues. Her contributions to music and advocacy for human rights have left a lasting impact, with a memorial planned for later this summer.
#health
Breitbart: WATCH: 'Sperm Racing' Event in L.A. Raises Awareness of Male Fertility
A unique "sperm race" event took place in Los Angeles, initiated by 17-year-old Eric Zhu to promote men's health and fertility awareness. Competitors raced sperm samples down a microscopic track, with the event funded by over a million dollars raised by four young Americans.
Despite being advertised as live, the race was pre-recorded, with future events planned to be live. The initiative highlights declining fertility rates and aims to encourage healthier lifestyles among men. The Trump administration is also exploring measures to boost birth rates, including financial incentives for new parents.
#crime
Breitbart: 'Rust' Director Regrets Movie, Trashes Alec Baldwin's Reality Show: 'Wish I Never Wrote the Damn Movie'
Director Joel Souza expressed regret over making the film "Rust," stating he would have prevented it if he knew it could have saved cinematographer Halyna Hutchins' life. He chose to complete the film to honor her family's wishes, despite feeling repelled by the idea initially.
Alec Baldwin, who shot Hutchins during filming, maintains he did not pull the trigger, though FBI analysis suggests otherwise. Baldwin's criminal trial for involuntary manslaughter was dismissed, while armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed is serving an 18-month sentence for her role in the incident. Souza has no relationship with Baldwin and criticized his reality show.