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#politics
Breitbart: Rick Caruso Calls on L.A. Mayor Karen Bass to Fire LAWDP CEO over Twice-Empty Reservoir
Developer Rick Caruso has called for the firing of L.A. Department of Water and Power CEO Janisse Quiñones, citing her failure to maintain the Santa Ynez Reservoir, which was nearly empty during the Palisades Fire. New cracks have been found in the reservoir cover, requiring further draining.
Quiñones, appointed by Mayor Karen Bass in 2024, has faced criticism for her management and focus on identity politics. The LADWP has considered hiring private security for her amid growing opposition. She earns $750,000 annually, significantly more than her predecessor.
Fox News: MSNBC walks back 'misstatement' alleging FBI head Kash Patel spends more time at nightclubs than in the office
MSNBC's "Morning Joe" retracted a claim made by Frank Figliuzzi regarding FBI Director Kash Patel, stating he was seen more at nightclubs than at work. Figliuzzi had suggested the FBI was in "chaos" and that briefings to Patel were reduced.
Co-host Jonathan Lemire clarified that the nightclub claim was a misstatement and not verified. The FBI has not commented on the situation. Patel's role as acting director of the ATF was recently reassigned to allow him to focus on his responsibilities at the FBI.
Forbes: Key Crypto Bill Imperiled By Trump Crypto Firm’s Deal With Emirati State-Owned Fund
Some Senate Democrats withdrew support for the GENIUS Act, aimed at regulating stablecoins, due to concerns over potential conflicts of interest involving the Trump family's World Liberty Financial. The withdrawal jeopardizes the bill's passage, as it requires bipartisan backing.
Critics, including Senators Merkley and Warren, argue that a recent deal between World Liberty and Abu Dhabi-backed MGX raises significant ethical issues, potentially allowing foreign influence in U.S. politics. They have called for an investigation into the matter.
#society
Breitbart: Two CA Schools Ditch NV Athletic Association Over Trans Athlete Policy
Two Northern California schools, North Tahoe and Truckee, are leaving the Nevada High School Athlete Association (NIAA) due to its policy prohibiting transgender-identifying males from competing on female teams. They will join the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) to comply with California laws protecting gender identity.
The decision aligns with California's anti-discrimination laws and comes after the NIAA's vote to restrict participation based on biological sex. The Truckee Tahoe Unified School District emphasized that the move aims to ensure student-athletes can continue competing in interscholastic programs.
Breitbart: Dave Portnoy Angrily Ends Interview About Antisemitic Bar Sign: 'I Hate F*cking Journalists!'
Dave Portnoy ended an interview with a Philadelphia ABC reporter after expressing frustration over questions regarding an antisemitic incident at his bar. He criticized the media for what he called a "bait and switch" tactic and denied responsibility for the alleged hate culture at Barstool Sports.
Portnoy, who had previously reacted strongly to the incident, later announced plans to send the young customers involved to Auschwitz for educational purposes. He argued that college campuses are more problematic for antisemitism than his establishment.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Trump Asks Muslim Leaders 'Do You Want to Die?' and 'What About the 38 Virgins?'
Trump's recent remarks at the National Day of Prayer have drawn mixed reactions, with some media outlets labeling them as "bizarre." He questioned Muslim leaders about their views on death and paradise, referencing jihadist sentiments. Critics mocked his comments, but Trump aimed to discern moderate beliefs from extremist views.
The media's portrayal often overlooks the context of Trump's statements, which may reflect a deeper inquiry into Islamic extremism. His approach, though humorous, raises important questions about the nature of moderation within the Muslim community.
Times Of Israel: Hamas fatality figures for Gaza war are ‘clear disinformation,’ according to new study
A new study by professors Lewi Stone and Gregory Rose claims that the percentage of women and children killed in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas conflict is lower than reported by Hamas. The research indicates that 51% of fatalities were women and children, contrary to Hamas's claim of 70%.
The study, based on data from the Gaza Ministry of Health, suggests that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have taken measures to minimize civilian casualties, particularly in operations like the one in Khan Younis. The authors argue that Hamas has manipulated casualty figures to support its narrative of Israeli war atrocities.
#religion
Breitbart: VIDEO: Over 7,000 Baptized at Historic Event in California
Over 7,000 people were baptized in Huntington Beach, California, during the largest single-day baptism event in U.S. history. The event, part of the “Baptize California” gathering, featured worship music and testimonies, with plans for another event scheduled for June 8.
Participants expressed joy and a sense of renewal, emphasizing unity among churches to fulfill the Great Commission. The event showcased a significant public demonstration of faith, with attendees celebrating their baptisms and sharing personal stories of belief.
#culture
Le Monde: 2025 Met Gala stars shine, showcasing Black style for this year's theme
The 2025 Met Gala, held on May 5, spotlighted Black style through dandyism's complex history, coinciding with the opening of the exhibit "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Co-chairs included Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, and Pharrell Williams, who showcased striking fashion choices.
The event reflects a significant cultural moment, especially following the Black Lives Matter movement, emphasizing the importance of Black representation in fashion. The gala, which began in 1948, has evolved into a high-profile fundraising event for the Costume Institute, attracting stars and generating millions in revenue.
#history
Fox News: Skull of legendary medieval king may have been unearthed at ruined church: expert
A skull discovered in the ossuary of the Basilica of the Assumption in Hungary may belong to Matthias Corvinus, a medieval king who ruled from 1458 to 1490. Expert Emese Gábor notes significant morphological similarities to Corvinus and evidence of a metal crown.
Further research, including DNA and isotope analyses, is planned to confirm the skull's identity and potentially reveal more about Corvinus and Hungary's historical treasures.
GB News: Royal Family share poignant pictures that mark the end of an era
The Royal Family commemorated the 80th anniversary of VE Day in London, marking the end of World War II in Europe. King Charles, Queen Camilla, and other royals attended the event, which included a flypast featuring military aircraft and a procession of 1,300 armed forces members.
This VE Day celebration was significant as it was the first without Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away in September 2022. The occasion highlighted the transition in the monarchy while honoring the sacrifices made for peace in Europe.
Front Page Magazine: War, Men, and the Soul of the West
Michael Walsh's latest book, "A Rage to Conquer," explores the significance of battles in shaping Western history, arguing that war serves as a catalyst for social and cultural change. He emphasizes the role of masculinity in warfare, suggesting that men are inherently more suited to leadership in combat situations.
Walsh contends that historical battles often reflect broader cultural narratives and dynamics, challenging the notion that war is inherently negative. He posits that understanding the interplay between warfare and cultural evolution is crucial for grasping the complexities of history.
#health
The Western Journal: Just in: Trump Executive Order Slashes and Burns Gain-of-Function Research Around the Globe
President Trump signed an executive order prohibiting federal funding for gain-of-function research in countries like China and Iran, citing safety concerns. The order aims to prevent potential lab-related incidents that could lead to pandemics, referencing the origins of COVID-19.
Health officials, including Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, supported the move, highlighting the risks of such research leaking and causing harm. The order is positioned as a measure to protect public health while allowing beneficial biological research to continue.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Radical Son’s Unfinished Business
David Horowitz's "Radical Son" recounts his experiences with the Black Panther Party and the unsolved murder of Betty Van Patter, the party's bookkeeper. Van Patter was found dead in 1975, and evidence suggests the Panthers may have been involved, a claim that has faced skepticism over the years.
Calls for a renewed FBI investigation into her murder highlight the ongoing need for accountability regarding historical violence linked to leftist groups. The case remains officially unsolved, and there is no statute of limitations on murder, prompting a push for a thorough reexamination of the evidence.