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5 May 2025
#politics
The Federalist: CBS Invites Russia Hoax Architect Marc Elias To Attack Trump
Scott Pelley's recent 60 Minutes segment featured a critical view of President Trump's executive order on political lawsuits, primarily relying on Democrat operative Marc Elias as the expert voice. The segment lacked balance, failing to present opposing viewpoints or relevant context about Elias's past political activities.
Elias, known for his legal battles against Trump and Republicans, has been involved in significant political maneuvers, including efforts to alter election laws and challenges related to voter eligibility. The segment's one-sided portrayal raises concerns about the integrity of the reporting on such a contentious topic.
Fox News: Hakeem Jeffries blames Trump for Newark Airport chaos, accuses White House of 'breaking the FAA'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized former President Donald Trump for allegedly undermining the FAA, linking it to recent chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport, where over 500 flights were delayed and hundreds canceled. Jeffries emphasized the need for investigation by the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy attributed the disruptions to outdated technology. Jeffries stated that while the connection to Newark's issues is uncertain, the FAA's condition needs urgent attention.
Le Monde: Donald Trump plans to impose 100% tariffs on foreign films to save 'dying' Hollywood
President Trump announced a plan to impose a 100% tariff on foreign films screened in the U.S., citing a national security threat and the decline of the American movie industry. He emphasized the need for films to be made in America again.
Despite the announcement, foreign films accounted for only 4% of U.S. box office revenue in 2024, suggesting limited impact on the global film industry.
Fox News: Republicans advance Trump ally's Gulf of America bill to full House vote despite Dem opposition
The House Rules Committee has advanced a bill to permanently rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, following an executive order from former President Trump. The measure, introduced by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, is set for a vote in the House this week.
Democrats criticized the bill as a political stunt and a waste of taxpayer money, while Republicans hailed it as a significant step for the America First agenda. The White House has also supported the renaming, framing it as a recognition of American energy independence.
Breitbart: Wikipedia Owners Establish 'Neutrality' Working Group, Avoid Mentioning Their Leftist Bias
The Wikimedia Foundation has established a working group to address neutrality policies across its platforms, chaired by co-founder Jimmy Wales. The group aims to develop global standards for content neutrality, responding to concerns about bias, particularly in light of criticisms regarding Wikipedia's handling of contentious topics.
Despite acknowledging issues with neutrality, the Foundation's focus has been primarily on left-leaning concerns, neglecting its own perceived biases. The group will analyze existing policies and gather community input, with initial recommendations expected by June. The ongoing debate highlights tensions over Wikipedia's editorial standards and the implications of political bias in its content.
Breitbart: Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker Mocked for May 4 'Star Wars' Tweet: 'JB the Hutt,' 'Obi-Ton Kenobi'
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has faced a wave of jokes about his weight following a "May the 4th" Star Wars-themed post on social media. His playful costume sparked a slew of humorous nicknames, including "JB the Hutt" and "Sith Lard," with notable commentary from figures like Greg Gutfeld.
The governor recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's show, where he humorously engaged with Trump's jabs about his eating habits. Pritzker read off potential nicknames Trump might use, further contributing to the lighthearted banter surrounding his public persona.
#society
GB News: Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte miss out on party at Buckingham Palace as Prince George attends
Prince George attended a tea party at Buckingham Palace, while his siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, were absent. The event followed VE Day commemorations, where the young royals participated alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla.
The tea party honored around 50 veterans and members of the Second World War generation, with the Prime Minister also in attendance. The event aimed to pay tribute to those who served during the war, showcasing a gathering of multiple generations of royals.
#economy
Forbes: Ford Pulls Financial Forecast Over Tariff Uncertainty—Joining These Companies
Ford has withdrawn its annual financial forecast due to potential supply chain disruptions linked to President Trump's tariffs, predicting a $1.5 billion hit to earnings in 2025. Other companies, including GM, Apple, and UPS, have also adjusted or suspended their forecasts amid growing economic uncertainty.
The impact of tariffs has led to layoffs in various sectors, with estimates suggesting a potential loss of up to 500,000 jobs across industries. While some industry leaders express concerns over rising consumer prices and market volatility, the administration aims to create a more balanced global trade system.
#military
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: IDF will hold captured areas in Gaza until Hamas defeated, hostages freed
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the Israeli military will remain in captured areas of Gaza until all war objectives are met, following a cabinet decision to intensify operations against Hamas. The focus is on defeating Hamas and rescuing hostages, with plans for the extensive evacuation of civilians from combat zones.
IDF officials emphasized that the new phase of the conflict aims to conquer Gaza and prevent Hamas control over humanitarian aid. Critics, including opposition politicians and families of hostages, argue that the government's strategy prioritizes territory over lives, with concerns about the implications of a prolonged occupation.
#culture
Fox News: President Trump's Hollywood Ambassador Jon Voight rolls out proposal to 'Make Hollywood Great Again'
Jon Voight has presented a plan to President Trump aimed at revitalizing the film and television industry. The proposal includes federal tax incentives, changes to tax codes, co-production treaties, and infrastructure support for production companies and theaters.
Voight emphasizes the importance of preserving the American film industry as a symbol of the American Dream and a source of job growth. The White House is currently reviewing the proposal after meetings with industry leaders.
#crime
The Western Journal: Meet the NYC Punk with 18 Incidents on Record Who Police Say Attacked a Blind Woman, Then Set Someone's Hair on Fire
Edwin Page, a 28-year-old man with a history of mental health issues and multiple arrests, has been charged with a series of attacks on women in Manhattan, including groping and setting a woman's hair on fire. Authorities describe his actions as hate crimes, highlighting the need for better mental health treatment.
Critics argue that Page's repeated offenses reflect a failure to address severe mental illness in the community. Calls for reform include expanding mental health services and enforcing laws to ensure dangerous individuals receive necessary treatment.