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2 May 2025
#politics
GB News: Germany's AfD classified as 'right-wing extremist' group by intel agency
Germany's domestic intelligence agency has designated the Alternative for Germany (AfD) as an "extremist entity" that threatens democracy, citing its exclusionary views on citizenship and ethnicity. This classification allows for increased monitoring, including potential use of informants and communication interception.
The AfD, which finished second in the recent federal elections, has faced backlash from political figures who argue the classification is politically motivated. Outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz supports the agency's findings, while calls for a ban on the party intensify amid concerns over its discriminatory rhetoric against immigrants.
Front Page Magazine: Tell Us How David Horowitz Influenced You
David Horowitz, a prominent figure in the conservative movement, has received numerous tributes following his passing from notable personalities and everyday individuals alike. Many shared how his writings and speeches profoundly influenced their political beliefs and personal lives, with several crediting him for guiding their transitions from liberalism to conservatism.
Comments reflect a deep respect for Horowitz's legacy, highlighting his role as a mentor and thought leader. His works, especially "Radical Son," are noted for their impact on readers' perspectives and political awakenings. The collective sentiment underscores a significant loss to the conservative community.
The Federalist: Jackson Thinks Trump, Not Leftists, Is A 'Threat To Democracy'
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has identified former President Donald Trump as a significant threat to the judiciary, citing rising criticisms of activist judges. During a conference, she expressed concern over harassment and intimidation aimed at judges, framing these as attacks on democracy.
Jackson's remarks come amid a backdrop of threats against conservative justices, including a failed assassination attempt on Brett Kavanaugh and intimidation tactics employed by left-wing activists. Critics argue that Jackson's focus on Trump detracts from the real dangers posed to the judiciary by these aggressive actions.
Forbes: Trump’s 2026 Budget: $163 Billion In Cuts Slash Science, IRS, EPA, Energy And Subsidies For Poor
President Trump's proposed budget includes a $163 billion cut in non-defense spending, representing a 23% decrease. Key areas affected include the NIH, IRS, and EPA, while defense spending would rise by 13% and Homeland Security by 65.
This outline, termed a "skinny budget," precedes a full budget plan to be finalized by Congress later this month.
The Western Journal: Golf Great Phil Mickelson Skewers Schumer on Election Integrity, Calling Him Name Even We Use Sparingly
Phil Mickelson criticized Senator Chuck Schumer, calling him a "traitor" for opposing the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship to vote. Mickelson argued that Schumer's stance undermines American elections and allows non-citizens to vote, compromising the integrity of the electoral process.
Mickelson's comments reflect a broader discontent among Americans regarding Democratic leadership, as evidenced by Schumer's low approval rating. The golfer's remarks resonate with many who feel that current policies do not prioritize American citizens' interests.
#society
Fox News: Tour van crash near Yellowstone National Park leaves 7 dead: police
A tragic accident near Yellowstone National Park resulted in the deaths of seven individuals when a tour van collided with a pickup truck. The incident occurred on Thursday night on a highway close to Henry's Lake State Park in eastern Idaho.
Authorities are investigating the crash, which took place approximately 16 miles west of Yellowstone. Updates are expected as the situation develops.
Human Events: UK tribunal rules Ghanaian asylum seeker can stay over Covid PTSD
Winfred Kwabla Dogbey, a Ghanaian national, has been granted the right to stay in the UK due to severe mental health issues stemming from his Covid-19 illness. The tribunal found that returning him to Ghana would lead to significant suffering, as mental health care there is inadequate.
The Upper Tribunal highlighted the lack of proper mental health services in Ghana, noting that only a small percentage of individuals with major depressive disorder receive treatment. The ruling emphasized that Dogbey would face intolerable conditions if returned, violating his rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Human Events: Trans council candidate, ‘proud lesbian,’ suspended by Scottish Greens, reported to police over sexual misconduct allegations
The Scottish Greens Party has suspended trans council candidate Eryn Browning over sexual misconduct allegations and reported the matter to Police Scotland. Browning, who identifies as a trans woman, faced accusations from multiple women regarding inappropriate online communications.
Browning, previously known as Evan, was slated for election but has now had all campaigning halted. The party is cooperating with the police investigation while Browning has made controversial statements regarding gender identity and public figures like JK Rowling.
Fox News: Invasive fish competition returns with anglers making 'Reel Rewards'
Maryland's "Reel Rewards" program incentivizes anglers to catch invasive fish species like snakeheads, blue catfish, and flathead catfish in Baltimore Harbor. Fishermen earn $30 for each fish caught, with a limit of 15 per week, to help protect the local ecosystem and economy.
The initiative addresses the threat these invasive species pose to native fish and the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem. Participants must follow state fishing regulations and possess the necessary licenses.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Did France dupe Belgium? Controversy grows around an armored vehicle contract
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart de Wever met with French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss potential economic and industrial benefits related to Belgium's 2018 order of 442 armored vehicles. De Wever indicated that the visit was successful, with France willing to adjust the deal's terms.
The original agreement, costing around €1.6 billion, includes the purchase of Jaguar combat vehicles and Griffon light armored vehicles. This deal was intended to foster a strategic partnership between France and Belgium, with future acquisitions planned.
#culture
The Western Journal: Katy Perry Snaps at Critics After Mockery of Her All-Female Space Crew: 'Unhinged and Unhealed'
Katy Perry defended herself against online criticism following her participation in an all-female space crew for Blue Origin. In a response to a fan page, she emphasized her personal growth and the importance of self-acceptance, stating that negative online feedback often stems from others' struggles.
Perry also addressed mockery of her recent performances and acknowledged the challenges of being in the public eye. She expressed gratitude for her fans and the healing connection she feels during her concerts, despite the ridicule she faces.
#health
Forbes: Measles Updates: U.S. Cases Near 950
The U.S. is experiencing a significant measles outbreak, with over 930 confirmed cases across nearly 30 states, primarily in Texas, where 663 cases have been reported. This year's total has already surpassed the 285 cases recorded in all of 2024, with two fatalities linked to the illness.
The outbreak has been attributed to low vaccination rates, particularly in Texas, where 5.64% of kindergarten students are unvaccinated. The CDC warns that the highly contagious nature of measles could lead to further spread in affected areas.
#crime
Fox News: 2 deputies injured in Missouri shooting, highway patrol investigating
Two deputies in Pettis County, Missouri, were injured when a suspect opened fire during the execution of a narcotics search warrant. One deputy returned fire, but the suspect was not struck. Both deputies were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
The suspect has been taken into custody and booked into the Pettis County jail. One deputy remains hospitalized while the other has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Fox News: Jussie Smollett settles with Chicago after hate crime hoax conviction was overturned
Jussie Smollett and the city of Chicago have reached a settlement agreement following the overturning of his hate crime hoax conviction. While details remain undisclosed, both parties are set to meet in court on May 29 to finalize the arrangement.
Smollett's conviction was reversed by the Illinois Supreme Court, which ruled that a second prosecution violated his due process rights. His legal team argued that the state breached a non-prosecution agreement from 2019, leading to his initial charges being dropped.
#sports
The Western Journal: 2024 NFL Draft Pick Quotes the Bible as He Abruptly Retires Due to Gruesome Injury
Jordan Travis, a former Florida State quarterback and 2024 NFL Draft pick for the New York Jets, has announced his retirement following a severe leg injury sustained in November 2023. Despite extensive rehabilitation efforts, Travis stated his leg did not recover sufficiently for him to continue playing.
In a heartfelt letter shared on social media, Travis expressed gratitude for his journey and support from family, friends, and the Jets. He emphasized his faith, quoting Proverbs 19:21, and reflected on the unexpected changes in life, affirming his trust in God's plan.
#science
Forbes: NASA Urges Public To Look At Night Sky Now As ‘Nova’ Nears
In 2025, T Coronae Borealis, also known as the "Blaze Star," is expected to become visible to the naked eye as it explodes into a nova, increasing in brightness from +10 to +2 magnitude. This event marks the first nova of its kind since 1946.
NASA encourages sky-watchers to familiarize themselves with the constellation Corona Borealis to locate T CrB when it becomes visible. The star is part of a binary system and its explosion results from a thermonuclear reaction on its surface.