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#politics

Le Monde: Romania's pro-EU prime minister resigns after far-right candidate tops first round of presidential vote
Romania's pro-EU prime minister resigns after far-right candidate tops first round of presidential vote
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu resigned following a far-right candidate, George Simion, leading the first round of a presidential election rerun. Ciolacu's ruling coalition candidate lost to Bucharest's mayor, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the government ahead of the second round on May 18.

Simion's strong performance could signal a shift in Romania's foreign policy, as he has criticized the EU and expressed admiration for former President Trump. The election has been marred by allegations of interference, with past results annulled amid claims of manipulation.


The Federalist: Abortion Activists Target Parental Consent Protections For Minors
Abortion Activists Target Parental Consent Protections For Minors
A Missouri activist group, Right By You, is challenging the state's parental notification law for minors seeking abortions, claiming it violates a recently passed constitutional amendment that guarantees reproductive rights. The lawsuit argues that the amendment allows individuals of childbearing age to obtain abortions without parental consent.

Opponents of the lawsuit, including Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, argue it undermines parental rights and could endanger minors. Critics contend that removing parental consent could lead to exploitation of young girls by abusers and traffickers.


The Western Journal: Trump Gives Brutal Review of Dems: 'They Have Nobody'
Trump Gives Brutal Review of Dems: 'They Have Nobody'
President Donald Trump criticized the Democratic Party during a "Meet the Press" interview, particularly targeting Rep. Jasmine Crockett, whom he described as a "low-IQ person." He expressed skepticism about the party's future leadership, mentioning aging figures like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.

Trump emphasized the importance of a two-party system for healthy political discourse but questioned the Democrats' viability, suggesting they lack strong candidates. He referred to Biden as detrimental to older individuals and dismissed Sanders as a "nutjob" despite acknowledging his sharpness.


#society

GB News: Princess Charlotte and Princess Kate share special moment during rare joint appearance
Princess Charlotte and Princess Kate share special moment during rare joint appearance
Princess Charlotte attended the 80th anniversary celebration of VE Day in London with her family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales and her brothers. The royal family observed a military procession from a platform at Buckingham Palace, marking the end of WWII in Europe.

Charlotte, recently turned 10, wore a coat she previously donned at Christmas. The event drew thousands, and the royals engaged with attendees, including a moment where Prince George looked at photographs with Charlotte. The occasion also coincided with a birthday portrait released by her mother.


#foreignaffairs

Fox News: Trump says he had ‘productive’ call with Turkey’s Erdogan about Russia-Ukraine war, Gaza
Trump says he had ‘productive’ call with Turkey’s Erdogan about Russia-Ukraine war, Gaza
President Trump reported a "productive" call with Turkish President Erdogan, discussing the Russia-Ukraine war, Syria, and Gaza. He expressed a desire to collaborate on ending the conflict and emphasized the need for humanitarian considerations in Gaza.

Trump noted his strong past relationship with Erdogan and mentioned upcoming visits to Turkey and Washington. He also recalled working together on the release of American pastor Andrew Brunson from Turkish detention.


#economy

Le Monde: US film studios shares slip after Trump threatens foreign movie tariffs
US film studios shares slip after Trump threatens foreign movie tariffs
Shares in US film studios dropped after President Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on foreign-made productions, citing concerns over Hollywood's reliance on international filmmaking. Major companies like Lionsgate and Netflix saw significant declines.

Meanwhile, oil prices fell as OPEC+ announced an output increase amidst oversupply worries. Global stock markets showed mixed results ahead of key interest rate decisions from central banks this week.


#crime

Fox News: LA DA rejects Menendez brothers' recusal push in resentencing, calls it a 'drastic and desperate step'
LA DA rejects Menendez brothers' recusal push in resentencing, calls it a 'drastic and desperate step'
Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman has rejected a recusal request from convicted murderers Erik and Lyle Menendez, calling it a "drastic and desperate step." Hochman argues the defense's motion is based on dissatisfaction with his stance on resentencing rather than valid legal grounds.

The Menendez brothers' attorney, Mark Geragos, claims a conflict of interest due to Hochman's differing views on their case. The upcoming court hearing will address these issues as the brothers seek resentencing after serving life sentences for the 1989 murders of their parents.


Fox News: Legal experts say Trump can definitely reopen Alcatraz, but could face 'avalanche of lawsuits'
Legal experts say Trump can definitely reopen Alcatraz, but could face 'avalanche of lawsuits'
President Trump has proposed reopening Alcatraz prison to house violent criminals, suggesting it could be rebuilt and modernized despite its landmark status and potential legal challenges. Legal analyst Gregg Jarrett noted the idea is provocative, likely aimed at appealing to conservative sentiments.

Former Navy General Counsel Van Hipp supported the proposal, emphasizing that Americans are frustrated with crime and want effective solutions. He argued that Trump, with his construction background, could navigate the bureaucratic hurdles to make the reopening a reality.