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Jun 12, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Nolte -- Trump's Golden Era Continues: Far-left ABC News Fires Terry Moran
Terry Moran, a senior correspondent at ABC News for 28 years, was fired after a controversial post on X criticizing President Trump and adviser Stephen Miller. His remarks, deemed a violation of ABC's standards for objectivity, led to his suspension and subsequent termination.
Moran's outburst was part of a broader trend of media figures facing consequences for perceived biases against Trump. ABC News emphasized its commitment to impartiality in news coverage, stating that Moran's views did not reflect the network's standards.
Forbes: U.S.-China Trade Deal ‘Done,’ Trump Says
President Trump announced a trade agreement with China, pending final approval from both himself and President Xi Jinping. The deal includes China's supply of rare earths and full magnets, while the U.S. will make concessions on student visas for Chinese students.
This development follows weeks of heightened tensions between the two nations during trade negotiations.
#society
Times Of Israel: US Justice Department sues Palestinian cafe in California for refusing to serve Jews
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland, California, for allegedly discriminating against Jewish customers by refusing service. The lawsuit claims that the cafe's owner ordered Jewish patrons to leave based on their appearance, violating civil rights laws.
Additionally, the cafe has been criticized for its pro-Hamas stance, including a menu featuring drinks named after Hamas leaders and symbols associated with anti-Semitic attacks. The Justice Department emphasizes its commitment to combating anti-Semitism and protecting civil rights.
Fox News: A Father's Day plea: My child has become a number in Hamas's hell
Kobi Kalfon shares the harrowing experience of his son Segev, who has been held captive by Hamas for over 600 days after being kidnapped during the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023. Kobi describes the pain of not knowing his son's condition and the ongoing fight to raise awareness for Segev and the other hostages.
Kobi emphasizes the urgent need for international support, particularly from the U.S., to help secure the release of the remaining hostages. He pleads for people to remember that these individuals are not just statistics but beloved children, urging the world to keep their plight in mind.
Le Monde: Gisèle Pelicot reaches settlement with magazine over invasion of privacy
Gisèle Pelicot, a French feminist icon and rape survivor, has settled with Paris Match over unauthorized photos taken of her. Instead of seeking compensation, she directed the magazine to donate €40,000 to two organizations supporting victims of violence.
Her attorney criticized the magazine for its actions, especially after a trial that led to the conviction of her ex-husband and 50 others. Paris Match expressed satisfaction with the resolution, emphasizing support for victims.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Singapore, Malaysian King’s Son To Swap Prime Land Near Botanic Gardens
The Singapore government is exchanging land with Ismael Ibrahim, the Regent of Johor, involving a swap of 13 hectares of his land for 8.5 hectares of state land. This move aims to distance planned developments from the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Malaysian royal family has owned the property in question for over a century, and after the deal, they will control approximately 16.6 hectares valued at around S$3.6 billion ($2.8 billion).
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Between Luther and Pelagius
St. Augustine's views on salvation navigate between the extremes of Luther and Pelagius. He emphasizes a cooperative relationship between divine grace and human action, asserting that while God provides the grace necessary for salvation, individuals must also actively participate in their own redemption.
Augustine argues that both divine and human efforts are essential, as neither can operate independently. He highlights the importance of recognizing God's role while also acknowledging human responsibility in accepting grace. Ultimately, he asserts that all is grace, and individuals must strive to do their part in the process of salvation.
#health
Fox News: Tropical fruit could be the answer to better heart health, researchers suggest
A study from the University of California, Davis, found that consuming mangoes can significantly reduce blood pressure and cholesterol levels in post-menopausal women. The research showed that daily intake of 330 grams of mango for two weeks improved cardio-metabolic responses, suggesting potential heart health benefits.
Experts recommend incorporating colorful, plant-based foods like mangoes into a balanced diet for their antioxidant and fiber content, which may support vascular health. Further research is needed to explore the long-term effects of mango consumption.
#education
Fox News: Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' cracks down on Biden's student loan 'scheme,' top Republican says
Senate Republicans are advancing a bill aimed at dismantling former President Biden's student loan forgiveness plans, which they argue unfairly burden taxpayers who did not attend college. The legislation seeks to prevent future administrations from implementing similar debt relief measures.
The proposed bill would eliminate certain federal loan programs and impose stricter limits on borrowing for graduate degrees. It also aims to promote non-collegiate education paths through a new Workforce Pell Grant, potentially saving taxpayers around $300 billion.
#crime
The Western Journal: Deep Dive: No, Trump Did Not Pardon Gangbanger Larry Hoover of Murder Charges
Donald Trump commuted the federal sentence of Larry Hoover, co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, but did not pardon him for murder charges. Hoover remains incarcerated for a 200-year state sentence stemming from a murder conviction, with a parole date set for 2062.
Despite the commutation, Hoover's legal status remains complicated, as state charges cannot be pardoned by the president. His release from federal prison does not equate to freedom, and he will continue to serve time unless further action is taken by Illinois officials.
#technology
GB News: You've got HOURS left to avoid PlayStation 5 price rise in the UK, Sony promises to end PS5 deals at midnight
Sony has initiated a limited-time sale, reducing the price of the PS5 Pro by £45, marking its first price cut. The PS5 Pro features a 2TB SSD, Wi-Fi 7 support, and significant graphical enhancements, including advanced ray tracing capabilities.
In addition, the PS5 Standard and Digital Editions are discounted by £90. The sale, part of the Days of Play 2025 event, aims to counteract recent price increases and offers discounts on accessories as well. The promotion is available through multiple retailers and Sony's online store.