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7 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: SCOOP: Congress moves to address air traffic controller crisis as Newark meltdown sparks alarm
The House of Representatives is examining the U.S. air traffic control system's modernization needs, led by Rep. Troy Nehls. Following a recent blackout at Newark Airport that disrupted air traffic control, Nehls plans to hold bipartisan roundtables with stakeholders to determine how to allocate $12.5 billion for upgrades.
The discussions will focus on priorities for spending the funds and addressing outdated technology, such as issues caused by a faulty copper wire. The first meeting is scheduled for early June, with a commitment to careful planning and expert input.
Fox News: Fetterman slams 'dumb hit piece' about health, says it felt like being 'in Goodfellas'
Sen. John Fetterman responded to a New York Magazine article criticizing his health and job performance, calling it a "dumb hit piece." He dismissed former staffer Adam Jentleson's comments as stemming from a "bizarre grudge" and stated that he has moved on from the controversy.
The article raised concerns about Fetterman's health, including instances of alarming behavior and tensions with his wife over his health regimen. Despite these claims, Fetterman insists he is in good health and has been actively engaged in Senate work.
Breitbart: Nolte: Biden Says He Didn’t Wait too Long to Drop out of 2024 Race
Former President Joe Biden stated that his late decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race would not have changed the outcome, asserting that he had a strong candidate ready. He reflected on the challenges of stepping back from a successful agenda but expressed no regrets about his choice.
Critics argue that Biden's admission implies that Trump would have been difficult to defeat regardless of timing. They suggest that an earlier withdrawal could have allowed Democrats to nominate a more appealing candidate and develop a clearer message. The ongoing frustration among Democrats is noted, as they grapple with the implications of Biden's decision.
Fox News: New travel rules, same confusion: 'REAL ID' raises questions, concerns among college-aged travelers
As the U.S. summer travel season begins, college students face potential travel disruptions due to the enforcement of the REAL ID law starting May 7. Many students may be unprepared or confused about the new requirements, which could lead to long wait times at airports.
While some students have successfully obtained REAL IDs, compliance rates vary significantly across states, with New Jersey at just 17%. Confusion persists regarding acceptable forms of ID, adding to the challenges for young travelers heading home for the summer.
#society
Breitbart: Irish Rap Group Kneecap's Shows Canceled After 'F**k Israel' Sign at Coachella
Irish hip-hop group Kneecap has faced multiple concert cancellations in Germany after displaying a “Fuck Israel” sign during their Coachella performance, which sparked allegations of antisemitism. The group has denied supporting violence or terrorist organizations like Hamas.
Kneecap criticized the backlash as a warning to other artists about speaking out on political issues, asserting that their statements reflect their heritage and solidarity with Palestinians. They are also under investigation by UK counter-terrorism authorities for past remarks made at concerts.
Forbes: ‘Approach, Are You There?’: 30 Seconds When Newark Air Traffic Controllers Lost Contact With A Plane
A communications breakdown at Newark Liberty International Airport has caused significant delays for travelers since April 28, when air traffic controllers lost contact with a United Airlines plane. Reports indicate that controllers have experienced similar issues multiple times in recent months, leading to a shortage of available staff.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been criticized for outdated technology and a long-standing shortage of air traffic controllers. United Airlines has reduced its Newark flights due to the disruptions, while Delta claims minimal operational impacts. The FAA is attempting to expedite the hiring process for controllers, but certification remains a lengthy process.
The Telegraph: Michelle Obama: I’m in therapy
Michelle Obama is undergoing therapy to navigate her transition to being an empty nester as her daughters, Malia and Sasha, have moved out. She is focusing on personal growth and addressing feelings of guilt, stating that this phase allows her to make choices solely for herself.
Since leaving the White House, she has remained politically engaged but has no plans to run for office, emphasizing her desire to step back from public service and work on herself.
GB News: Millions of motorists risk £1,000 fines and losing driving licences for breaking DVLA rules - 'Honest mistake'
UK drivers face fines up to £1,000 and points on their licenses for failing to report key changes to the DVLA, including personal details and medical conditions. Non-disclosure can lead to prosecution, particularly after road offenses or accidents.
Motorists must inform the DVLA of changes like name, address, eyesight issues, and vehicle modifications. Keeping accurate records is essential for legal compliance and insurance validity. Most updates can be done online quickly.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Vance says Russia's demands are too high, but there's still a path to 'durable peace' with Ukraine
Vice President JD Vance stated that Russia's demands for peace with Ukraine are excessive but believes a path to dialogue exists. He urged both nations to agree on guidelines for negotiations, emphasizing that a durable peace could benefit both economically.
Vance also highlighted the importance of European nations increasing defense spending and warned that European peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine without U.S. involvement could jeopardize NATO's integrity.
#religion
Breitbart: Vatican Live: Conclave to Elect a New Pope Has Begun
One hundred thirty-three Roman Catholic cardinals from 66 countries have gathered in the Vatican for a conclave to elect a successor to Pope Francis, who passed away on April 21. The process began with a Mass and includes a series of votes in the Sistine Chapel, requiring a two-thirds majority for a new pope.
The conclave will vote multiple times daily until a candidate receives the necessary support. Black smoke will indicate no decision, while white smoke will signal the election of a new pope. Recent conclaves have typically concluded within a few days.
#crime
Fox News: 205 arrested in FBI child sex operation, Patel and Bondi announce
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of 205 alleged child sex predators in a recent operation called "Operation Restore Justice." The initiative also led to the rescue of 115 children nationwide.
Bondi emphasized the seriousness of the operation, stating that those convicted will face severe penalties, including potential life sentences. The Justice Department and FBI are committed to prosecuting individuals who target children online.
Fox News: FBI targets 250 suspects in '764' network of online predators manipulating kids into violent, explicit videos
The FBI is investigating a criminal network known as "764," which targets minors online, coercing them into filming violent or sexual acts for extortion. Over 250 individuals are being investigated across all 55 FBI field offices, highlighting growing concerns about online predators exploiting vulnerable youth.
Recent arrests include two leaders of a subgroup called "764 Inferno," accused of producing child sexual abuse material and encouraging self-harm among victims. The Justice Department emphasizes the network's goal of corrupting and exploiting minors, with potential life sentences for those convicted.
#science
Le Monde: The Trump administration is taking aim at academic journals
The Trump administration is reportedly exerting political control over scientific literature, with federal prosecutor Edward R. Martin sending probing letters to several academic journals. This has led to some journals, including Environmental Health Perspectives and the New England Journal of Medicine, suspending the acceptance of research articles.
Martin's letters criticize journals for perceived partisanship in scientific debates, stating that they have responsibilities to the public. This move follows a broader trend of political interference in federal research funding and university operations.