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5 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump plots Alcatraz comeback and more top headlines
Trump plans a significant overhaul of Alcatraz to accommodate the most dangerous criminals in the U.S. Meanwhile, a father warns of a growing crisis affecting families across the nation.
The DOJ is suing a major city and state for hindering immigration enforcement, while Trump criticizes the Mexican president for her stance against cartels.
#society
The Federalist: It Takes 30 Seconds To Order Abortion Pills In A State Where They're Illegal
Abortion pills are easily accessible online, posing significant risks to women, minors, and preborn children. A recent study reveals that serious adverse events from these pills are much higher than previously reported, with nearly 11% of women harmed after taking them.
The lack of regulation and safety measures in the online distribution of abortion pills raises concerns about the potential for abuse and health risks. The pro-life movement argues that these findings highlight the dangers of chemical abortions and call for the closure of the online pill market.
Fox News: Man finds 'candy-like' diamond while exploring Arkansas state park: 'Chance of a lifetime'
David DeCook, an amateur rock collector from Minnesota, discovered a 3.81-carat brown diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas on April 21. Named "the Duke Diamond" after his dog, it is the largest diamond found in the park in 2025.
The park's assistant superintendent noted that recent heavy rainfall helped uncover diamonds near the surface. DeCook's find follows a previous discovery of a 7.46-carat diamond in January 2024.
#war
GB News: Ukrainian soldiers express hope for 'own victory day' as they join VE Day commemorations
Two Ukrainian soldiers expressed their gratitude for British support during the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. They conveyed hope for a future victory against Russia, emphasizing the pride of their nation and the importance of international solidarity in their ongoing struggle.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: China's Expanding Navy Is A Threat To U.S. National Security
China's naval modernization has positioned it as the largest navy in East Asia, surpassing the U.S. in the number of battle force ships. This expansion is driven by China's economic reliance on maritime trade, raising questions about its security motivations and intentions, particularly in relation to U.S. interests.
The shift from land-based power theories, like Mackinder's, to maritime strategies aligned with Mahan's doctrine indicates China's intent to dominate global sea lanes. With rapid growth in its naval fleet and port investments worldwide, China's ambitions pose a significant challenge to U.S. naval supremacy and regional stability.
The Federalist: The Last Thing America Needs Right Now Is War With Iran
President Trump continues to resist calls for a regime-change war with Iran, supported by the America First movement advocating for a realist foreign policy. This stance is challenged by neoconservative factions within the Pentagon and media, leading to recent staff firings of those opposing military escalation.
The ideological divide highlights a struggle between interventionist policies and a more restrained approach that prioritizes American interests. As the U.S. faces pressure for military action against Iran, proponents of the America First agenda argue for peace negotiations over conflict, emphasizing the need to break away from a cycle of endless wars.
#religion
Le Monde: Lucetta Scaraffia, Vatican expert: 'During the preparatory meetings for the conclave, no one invited the nuns to speak, no one wanted to listen to them'
The absence of women in the ceremonies following Pope Francis's death highlights the lack of significant change in the Church's approach to gender roles. His funeral, intended to reflect modesty, instead underscored the enduring power of tradition over the personalities involved.
Despite his popularity, the rich traditions of the Church, including Latin rites and ancient rituals, were pivotal in moving the crowd at his funeral. This suggests that the essence of the Church remains rooted in its historical practices rather than in the individuals who lead it.