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#society
The Federalist: Why Southern Baptists Are Losing Confidence In The ERLC
Ahead of the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting, criticism of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) has intensified. Former SBC President Jack Graham and others have called for defunding the ERLC, citing its perceived ineffectiveness and divisiveness since the tenure of former President Russell Moore.
Critics argue that the ERLC has failed to engage effectively on key issues like abortion and gun control, while also supporting controversial political positions that some Southern Baptists view as a betrayal. Despite its stated mission to promote religious liberty and Christian ethics, the ERLC's actions have led to significant discontent among its constituents.
#economy
The Telegraph: This US holiday spot is being crippled by Trump’s war on Canada
Barnacle Billy’s in Ogunquit, Maine, has hosted numerous dignitaries over the years, but owner Tim Tower is now focusing on Canadian tourists. Last year, nearly 800,000 Canadians visited, spending around $500 million in the U.S.
However, Maine businesses expect a 25% drop in Canadian visitors this year, attributed to Donald Trump's comments about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state and his tariff policies, which resulted in a 157,000 decrease in tourists in the first four months.
Forbes: US Futures Down As Bessent Says US-China Talks Have ‘Stalled’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that trade negotiations between the U.S. and China have stalled, suggesting that a direct call between Presidents Trump and Xi may be necessary to advance discussions. He expressed confidence that the Chinese will engage once Trump's preferences are communicated.
Bessent's comments contributed to market uncertainty, with U.S. stock futures showing slight declines. Chinese officials reiterated their stance against tariffs, emphasizing that trade wars yield no winners.
#education
Le Monde: Harvard's foreign students anxious after Trump takes aim at them
During Harvard's 374th commencement on May 29, 2025, the address was delivered by Abraham Verghese, a doctor and Stanford professor who immigrated to the U.S. as a student. His speech highlighted the importance of international students amidst political tensions and immigration concerns.
The ceremony featured around 9,000 graduates, many showcasing their cultural heritage with sashes from their home countries, underscoring the significance of diversity at the university.