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7 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump pushes to reopen Alcatraz, but Pelosi and Newsom dismiss it as a 'distraction'
President Trump has announced plans to rebuild and reopen Alcatraz to house the most violent criminals, stating that the move is part of a broader effort to combat crime in America. The administration aims to make the facility a symbol of law and order.
San Francisco politicians, including Gov. Gavin Newsom and Rep. Nancy Pelosi, have dismissed the proposal as unserious, emphasizing that Alcatraz is now a popular national park and tourist attraction. They argue that the plan is a distraction rather than a viable solution to crime.
#society
targetwalleye.com: DIY hook removal, Transducer fail, Where fish sticks come from – Target Walleye
A family emergency delayed communication, but the writer shares insights on fishing experiences, particularly the common occurrence of fish hook injuries in Minnesota. Local fishing culture includes creative solutions and community engagement, such as a "wall of shame" for removed lures.
New fishing rods like the 7’6" JTX Mag Light are gaining popularity among tournament anglers for their performance. The rod's design allows for better casting and sensitivity, enhancing the fishing experience. Various fishing events and studies are also highlighted, showcasing community involvement in sportfishing.
Fox News: How to make sure you can fly after the REAL ID deadline arrives
As of May 7, 2025, the REAL ID requirement is now in effect in the U.S., requiring travelers to present a REAL ID-compliant driver's license, a valid passport, or another approved ID for domestic flights and access to certain federal facilities. This has led to increased demand at DMVs and confusion among some, particularly retired military members.
Retired military IDs remain valid for air travel, despite past issues with TSA software misreading expiration dates. Travelers without a REAL ID or other approved ID may face delays or be denied entry at security checkpoints. It is advisable for all travelers to check their IDs and consider carrying backup identification.
Fox News: Boy orders 70,000 lollipops to his home using mom's phone: 'About fainted'
An 8-year-old boy in Lexington, Kentucky, accidentally ordered 70,000 lollipops using his mother's Amazon account, aiming to have a carnival. The order totaled over $4,000, but the mother received a refund after contacting Amazon.
To prevent future mishaps, she adjusted her phone settings.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestinian activists’ cultural vandalism is making our society poorer
The cancellation of Jonny Greenwood's performance with Israeli musician Dudu Tassa due to violent threats highlights a troubling trend in the cultural landscape, where artistic expression is stifled by extremist groups. This follows similar incidents in sports and other cultural events, raising concerns about safety and freedom of expression.
Despite the apparent silence from prominent figures in the music industry regarding these cancellations, the ongoing intimidation tactics by protesters threaten to undermine cultural and societal freedoms. The failure of authorities to confront these actions is seen as a diminishing of national values and liberties.
Breitbart: Breitbart News' Joel Pollak Receives 'Hero Award' for Palisades Fire Coverage
Joel B. Pollak of Breitbart News received a "Hero Award" from the Pali Strong Foundation for his efforts during the Palisades Fire, including documenting the disaster and assisting neighbors. The award ceremony highlighted community unity and the contributions of residents and first responders.
Despite the challenges faced by many Pacific Palisades residents, there is a strong determination to rebuild and return home. Breitbart News continues to cover the ongoing recovery efforts and the political issues surrounding insurance and rebuilding.
Breitbart: Rick Caruso Warns: Los Angeles at 'Tipping Point' of Failure; Only 31 Rebuilding Permits Approved
Rick Caruso warns that Los Angeles is at a “tipping point” in recovery from the Palisades Fire, urging greater private sector involvement. He criticizes the city’s self-congratulatory approach, highlighting the slow approval of rebuilding permits and the need for transparency and innovation in disaster response.
Residents face challenges such as inadequate insurance and construction congestion, questioning whether to rebuild or sell. Caruso emphasizes the need for a forward-looking strategy that leverages the expertise of local businesses to improve recovery efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Family of American hostage tortured in Lebanon wins landmark case against Iran
A U.S. court has ruled in favor of the family of Amer Fakhoury, a Lebanese American man who was kidnapped and tortured in Lebanon, holding Iran and Hezbollah responsible. His daughters expressed relief at the judgment, emphasizing its significance in proving Iran's influence in Lebanon.
Despite the challenges faced during the legal battle, including threats from Hezbollah, the family hopes this landmark ruling will help others seek justice against similar abuses. They plan to push for sanctions against Lebanese officials involved in their father's mistreatment.
Times Of Israel: UAE said to set up backchannel talks between Israel and Syria’s new regime
The UAE has initiated a backchannel for talks between Israel and Syria, focusing on security and intelligence matters amid rising tensions. This effort follows a visit by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to the UAE and aims to build confidence between the two nations, which lack official relations.
Discussions are currently limited to counterterrorism and security issues, excluding military matters. Israel's recent strikes in Syria have heightened scrutiny, as the Israeli government remains skeptical of Syria's new leadership, which has ties to Islamism. The UAE's involvement is seen as a potential pathway for Syria to address its relationship with Israel.
Times Of Israel: His first term was remarkable for Israel from the start. What is Trump up to this time?
In a reflection on U.S.-Israel relations, the article contrasts the approaches of former Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump. Obama’s initial visit in 2009 lacked acknowledgment of Israel's historical claims, while Trump’s first overseas trip in 2017 prominently featured support for Israel, including recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
As Trump prepares for a new term, concerns arise over his recent foreign policy moves, including potential negotiations with Hamas and Iran without prior consultation with Israeli leadership. The piece emphasizes the need for unity within Israel and strong international support, particularly from the U.S., in the face of growing regional threats.
GB News: 'They've capitulated!' Donald Trump reveals US will stop bombing Yemen as Houthi rebels 'don't want to fight'
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will cease bombings in Yemen following the Houthi rebels' agreement to stop attacks on ships in the Red Sea. He claimed the group had "capitulated" and expressed optimism about the situation.
Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes targeted the airport in Yemen's capital, Sana'a, claiming to dismantle Houthi infrastructure. The Houthis vowed retaliation, stating that aggression against them would not go unanswered. Trump's announcement precedes his upcoming trip to the Middle East.
#economy
The Economist: The Britain-India trade deal is a sign of things to come
The newly signed Britain-India trade deal is touted as a significant step for both nations, with Sir Keir Starmer labeling it Britain's largest since Brexit. However, the deal comes amid a backdrop of limited trade agreements for the UK and India's historically closed market.
Despite the optimistic rhetoric, the deal's impact remains to be seen, especially given India's past resistance to British imports. The agreement reflects ongoing efforts to enhance bilateral trade, though skepticism about its potential success persists.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: 11 States On Alert A Year After Epic Storm
The Northern Lights may be visible in the continental U.S. on May 9, as forecasters predict a G1 geomagnetic storm. This event follows a significant G5 storm from May 2024, the strongest in decades.
States like Alaska, northern Michigan, and North Dakota may have the best views, though a bright moon could hinder sightings. The auroras are caused by solar particles interacting with Earth's magnetic field, and current solar activity is at a 23-year high.