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Fox News: Longtime Democrat senator's daughter takes aim at Trump, Musk, RFK Jr, in launch for key House swing seat
Stefany Shaheen, daughter of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, has announced her candidacy for the U.S. House in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District. She aims to follow her mother’s political legacy while criticizing figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, emphasizing her advocacy for healthcare due to her daughter's Type 1 diabetes.
The race is set to be competitive, with Shaheen facing off against fellow Democrat Maura Sullivan, a Marine veteran. The seat is currently held by Rep. Chris Pappas, who is also vying for the Senate position as Jeanne Shaheen retires in 2026. Republicans are eyeing the district, which has not been won by the GOP since 2014.
The Western Journal: Pro-Trump Senator to Leave His Seat Open as He Pursues a Gubernatorial Run
Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama will not seek re-election in 2026, opting instead to run for governor. He emphasized his commitment to Alabama values and conservative principles, including opposition to "woke ideology" and support for traditional gender roles in sports.
Tuberville's decision comes as incumbent Governor Kay Ivey is term-limited. He is considered a frontrunner for the GOP nomination, with other potential candidates like Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth opting out of the race. Tuberville aims to align closely with former President Trump’s agenda.
The Federalist: US Issues Visa Restrictions For Foreigners Who Censor Americans
The Trump administration is imposing visa restrictions on foreign nationals who censor Americans, as announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He emphasized that free speech is a fundamental right that foreign governments cannot infringe upon, and those undermining American rights will face travel restrictions.
This policy aims to hold accountable foreign officials involved in censoring speech, particularly highlighting past actions by the U.K. government against conservative media. The move is part of a broader effort by the Rubio-led State Department to protect free speech and dismantle previous censorship initiatives.
The Western Journal: King Charles Travels to Canada for 'Rare Gesture' That's a Clear Shot at Trump and the United States
King Charles III recently delivered a Speech from the Throne in Canada, reflecting the government's agenda and addressing global dynamics, particularly in response to Donald Trump's rhetoric about Canada as the "51st state." He emphasized the importance of democracy, trade, and national defense.
The speech highlighted Canada's need for transformation and security amid perceived global threats, while also reinforcing the historical bond with the UK. Critics suggest the royal intervention was an attempt to lend credibility to a government reacting to Trump's policies, despite the underlying issues that led to recent political changes in Canada.
Le Monde: UK government renationalizes first railway company
Great British Railways (GBR) commenced operations with its first train from Waterloo Station, marking the nationalization of South Western Railway. This is part of Labour's plan to nationalize all ten rail companies in England by 2027, consolidating them into GBR.
The initiative follows a law allowing the government to retake control as contracts expire, with further nationalizations planned for C2C and Greater Anglia. The structure of the new organization is still being defined.
The Western Journal: French Media Buries Damning Video of Macron After Just 24 Hours
French President Emmanuel Macron's wife, Brigitte, was captured on video shoving him in the face as he disembarked from a plane in Vietnam. The incident, which has drawn significant attention online, received minimal coverage in French media, reflecting a cultural tendency to protect politicians' private lives.
Despite Macron's assertion that it was a playful moment, body language experts suggest otherwise, indicating a more serious dynamic. The lack of media scrutiny raises questions about the implications of such behavior in their relationship, contrasting sharply with how similar incidents would be treated in other countries.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Trump's war with Harvard
The Trump administration has announced it will withdraw Harvard University's remaining $100 million in federal funding, citing the university's failure to address antisemitism on campus. This move effectively ends all financial ties with Harvard, which claims the administration is overreaching.
In other political news, tensions between President Biden and Vice President Harris are highlighted in a new book, while former NY Rep. Charlie Rangel has passed away at 94. Democrats are reportedly strategizing to regain support from male voters as they face challenges ahead of the 2024 elections.
#society
Fox News: Ohio teen dies after falling off float at Memorial Day parade
A 13-year-old boy, Matthew Schultz, died after falling from a float during a Memorial Day parade in Green, Ohio. The incident occurred when he was struck by the trailer's tires while the float was moving slowly. He was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.
The community has rallied to support the Schultz family through a GoFundMe campaign to help with funeral expenses. North Canton City Schools are providing counseling services for students affected by the tragedy, expressing condolences for the loss of the "kind and caring" student.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Has Elon Musk Been Banned from Operating Starlink in South Africa Because He's White?
Elon Musk claims he can't obtain a license for his Starlink service in South Africa due to the country's Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) laws, which require at least 30% local black ownership. The South African government is reportedly considering a workaround to ease tensions with Musk and the U.S. government.
Musk argues that these laws perpetuate racism and create a class of politically connected individuals benefiting from the system, rather than addressing economic inequalities. While his statement simplifies the issue, it highlights the complexities and failures of BEE in South Africa.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel, Responding to Missiles, Destroys Last Houthi Airplane
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) targeted the Sanaa airport in Yemen, destroying the last operational aircraft of the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. This strike comes amid increased Houthi missile attacks on Israel, despite a ceasefire with the U.S. The IDF emphasized its commitment to countering threats to Israeli civilians.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the Houthis are a symptom of Iranian aggression, which remains a concern for Israel. The U.S. has also pointed to Iran's responsibility but is currently focused on negotiating a nuclear deal.
Breitbart: Zelensky Calls For Three-Way Talks With Trump and Putin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has proposed trilateral talks involving the U.S. and Russia, following unsuccessful previous meetings aimed at peace. He emphasized readiness for any format, including a potential involvement of former President Trump, while expressing hope for European engagement in future discussions.
Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov announced that a new round of direct talks will be scheduled soon, amid ongoing hostilities and accusations of civilian targeting from both sides. The war continues to escalate, with significant drone and missile attacks reported.
Fox News: Rubio urged to punish Iraq with 'maximum pressure' sanctions for its 'complete subjugation' by Iran
Two House Republicans are urging Secretary Marco Rubio to impose sanctions on Iraq for its perceived subjugation by Iran. They criticize past U.S. administrations for enabling Iranian influence and call for cutting foreign aid until Iraq distances itself from Iran's control.
The lawmakers also advocate for designating Iranian-backed paramilitary groups as foreign terrorist organizations and sanctioning Iraqi officials who facilitate this influence. They emphasize the need for immediate action to prevent U.S. resources from supporting Iran's dominance in Iraq.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Admin Fast-Tracks Approval of Utah Uranium Mine in Mere Weeks
The Velvet-Wood uranium project in Utah has received rapid approval as part of a new initiative by the Trump administration to expedite energy and mining permits. This decision follows a directive for a swift environmental review process, significantly reducing the timeline for approvals.
Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum emphasized that this move aims to enhance America's mineral security and reduce reliance on foreign sources, ensuring essential resources for military, medical, and energy sectors.
#health
Fox News: Bruce Willis' wife felt 'lost and isolated' caring for him after devastating dementia diagnosis
Emma Heming Willis shared her experience of isolation and fear following her husband Bruce Willis' frontotemporal dementia diagnosis in 2022. At the Women's Alzheimer's Movement Forum, she emphasized the lack of guidance and support for caregivers, highlighting her upcoming book, "The Unexpected Journey," aimed at providing resources for those in similar situations.
The book, set to release in September, reflects her journey and the insights gained from experts. Heming Willis advocates for increased awareness and support for caregivers, stressing the importance of discussing these issues as they will affect many families.
GB News: Dieselgate scandal 'cut thousands of lives short' with UK drivers still at risk of 'public health crisis'
The Dieselgate scandal has resulted in approximately 16,000 deaths and 30,000 asthma cases in the UK due to excess pollution from diesel vehicles using illegal defeat devices. New research indicates that without intervention, an additional 6,000 premature deaths are expected in the coming years.
The economic burden from these health impacts is projected to reach £96 billion by 2024 in the UK alone, with a total of 124,000 early deaths and €760 billion in damages across the UK and EU. Experts call for urgent government action to hold manufacturers accountable, as many affected vehicles remain on the road.