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5 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Photographer wins Pulitzer for iconic photo of bullet speeding by Trump's head during assassination attempt
Doug Mills of The New York Times received a Pulitzer Prize for his photography capturing the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024. His iconic images include a moment where a bullet is seen mid-air near Trump’s head as he was shot.
Mills recounted the shocking experience, noting he was taking photos when he heard gunfire and realized Trump had been injured. His images, including the bullet capture, were recognized as significant contributions to breaking news photography.
Forbes: Trump Administration Asks Court To Dismiss Mifepristone Suit—Aligning With Biden Stance
The FDA, under Trump, requested a Texas court to dismiss a lawsuit from conservative attorneys general aiming to restrict access to mifepristone, an abortion drug. The argument for dismissal is based on jurisdiction, not the case's merits.
This lawsuit was revived after the Supreme Court previously ruled that the initial challengers lacked standing, leaving the door open for states to pursue the matter further.
#society
Le Monde: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' says he's 'a little nervous' as sex trafficking trial begins in NYC
Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal sex trafficking trial began with jury selection in Manhattan, where potential jurors were questioned about their impartiality. The trial, featuring explicit evidence, could last up to two months. Combs has pleaded not guilty to charges including racketeering and violence against women.
Prosecutors allege a pattern of abusive behavior, including manipulation and violence to control women. Combs' defense maintains that all sexual encounters were consensual. The trial is notable for its serious allegations against the hip-hop mogul, who has faced legal issues in the past.
Times Of Israel: Military demolishes most of West Bank Bedouin hamlet, displacing dozens
Israeli military bulldozers demolished most of the Khalet Al-Dab village in the West Bank, displacing around 120 residents. The military stated the structures were illegally built in a closed firing zone, while locals argue that obtaining building permits is nearly impossible.
The demolitions are part of a broader pattern of violence and displacement in the West Bank, exacerbated since the recent conflict began on October 7, 2023. Settler violence has increased, with claims that settlers operate with Israeli state backing.
GB News: Nigel Farage takes swipe at Prince Harry as King Charles ‘puts on a brave face’ - 'So inappropriate!'
Nigel Farage criticized Prince Harry for his comments regarding King Charles's cancer treatment, calling them "inappropriate" and "unnecessary." Farage expressed concern over the lack of trust between Harry and the King, suggesting that any conversation would likely end up publicized.
Despite ongoing health challenges, King Charles appeared in good spirits at a church service and is looking forward to upcoming VE Day events. Buckingham Palace aims to keep the focus on the celebrations, which commemorate the 80th anniversary of the historic occasion.
The Telegraph: Newark airport ‘not safe for the public’
Newark Liberty International Airport has been deemed unsafe after air traffic controllers reportedly lost contact with planes for over a minute, leading to significant flight delays and cancellations. Staffing shortages and outdated technology have been cited as contributing factors.
As a result, United Airlines is cutting numerous flights from Newark, and travelers are being advised to avoid the airport. The National Air Traffic Controllers Association noted that the incident involved a temporary loss of radar and communication, raising concerns about the antiquated air traffic control system.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Ceramic Poppies, Drone Attack in Sudan, and Grand Egyptian Museum
On May 5, 2025, significant events occurred globally, including the resignation of Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu following a failed presidential election, and an RSF drone attack in Sudan causing a fire at a fuel depot.
In military news, Israel prepared for an expanded offensive in Gaza, while tensions escalated between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Meanwhile, cultural events included a concert in Amsterdam marking the end of the National Liberation Celebration and Japan's Children’s Day festivities.
#economy
Le Monde: Friedrich Merz bets on two private sector converts to revive the German economy and reform the state
Friedrich Merz, the future CDU chancellor of Germany, has appointed Katherina Reiche and Karsten Wildberger from the private sector to key government positions to stimulate the economy. Reiche will lead the Ministry of Economy, while Wildberger will head the new Ministry of Digital Affairs.
This move has garnered support from major industrial federations, previously critical of Merz's €1 trillion debt plan for infrastructure and defense. Economists view Reiche's appointment as a positive step for Germany's economic revival.
The Western Journal: GOP Senate Poised to Make Elon Musk's Dream Come True as Dems Face Financial Carnage
Senate Republicans, led by John Barrasso, are aiming to cut $2 trillion from federal spending, responding to concerns about government waste. Elon Musk has identified $160 billion in potential savings, garnering support from President Trump, who believes the figure could be much higher.
The GOP's budget resolution seeks to match the House's proposed $1.5 trillion cuts, aiming for fiscal responsibility after significant spending increases under the Biden administration. If successful, these cuts could help restore a balanced budget and alleviate financial burdens on Americans.
#crime
Fox News: North Carolina couple nabbed after deputies find enough fentanyl to ‘potentially kill 13,000 people’: police
Two individuals were arrested in North Carolina after deputies found over 26,000 milligrams of fentanyl, enough to potentially kill 13,000 people. Dustin McCurry and Kayly Allman were stopped during a traffic check and were found with various drugs and paraphernalia.
The Burke County Sheriff’s Office emphasized the lethal nature of fentanyl, noting that just 2 milligrams can be fatal. Both suspects were on pretrial release at the time and were not granted bond pending judicial review.
Times Of Israel: UK police extend arrest warrants for Iranian nationals arrested in terror probe
British police have arrested five Iranian men on suspicion of terrorism offenses, with four detained under the Terrorism Act. Warrants have been secured for further questioning until May 10. Investigations suggest a potential plot targeting a synagogue or Jewish community site.
In a separate operation, three additional men were arrested, two of whom are also Iranian nationals. The arrests coincide with increased scrutiny of Iran-backed activities in the UK, with over 20 plots reported since 2022.