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#politics
Le Monde: Myanmar junta extends ceasefire again after quake
Myanmar's junta has extended a post-earthquake truce until June 30 to aid recovery efforts following a March earthquake that killed nearly 3,800 people. Despite the ceasefire, conflict monitors report ongoing air strikes against ethnic armed groups.
The junta aims to facilitate reconstruction and prepare for a general election by January, the first since the 2021 coup. Malaysian officials have called for a broader ceasefire, but ASEAN's diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict have been largely ineffective.
Forbes: Elon Musk Doesn’t Agree With Every Trump Administration Action
Elon Musk, who recently stepped down from his role as an adviser to President Trump, expressed that criticism of his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is “unfair.” He acknowledged disagreements with the administration while emphasizing he does not want to be held accountable for all its actions.
Musk also voiced disappointment over Trump's proposed spending bill, claiming it could increase the budget deficit and hinder DOGE's efforts. Despite his departure, Musk stated he would continue to support Trump as a friend and adviser.
GB News: Labour MP under pressure after being exposed for undeclared relationship with trade union boss she lobbied for in Parliament
Labour MP Mary Foy faces scrutiny over her undisclosed relationship with Matt Wrack, former head of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU). Foy proposed motions in Parliament advocating for firefighter pay while receiving financial support from the FBU during her campaign.
Foy has reached out to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards to ensure compliance with declaration rules. Critics, including Tory MP Ben Obese-Jecty, have called for transparency regarding the relationship's impact on her parliamentary duties.
Fox News: New Jersey gubernatorial candidates gear up for competitive primary in early test of Trump's 2nd term
New Jersey voters will select their Democratic and Republican nominees for governor on June 10, with a crowded field of candidates. Six Democrats and five Republicans are competing to replace term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy, with candidates like Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and former nominee Jack Ciattarelli leading the pack.
Candidates are leveraging their ties to former President Trump, with Democrats positioning themselves against him and Republicans aligning closely with his policies. The primary is seen as a key indicator of voter sentiment ahead of the 2024 midterm elections.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas operative who led war’s deadliest attack on IDF troops eliminated, army says
A Hamas commander responsible for a deadly attack that killed 21 Israeli troops was killed in a drone strike by the IDF. The military reported ongoing operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas infrastructure and operatives, with significant casualties reported on both sides.
Israeli airstrikes have continued, with reports of Palestinian casualties, including civilians. The IDF claims to minimize civilian harm while accusing Hamas of using civilians as shields. The humanitarian situation remains dire, with conflicting reports on casualties and aid distribution.
#economy
Fox News: Kevin Hassett 'very, very confident' courts will back Trump's tariffs amid legal setback
White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett expressed confidence that courts will uphold President Trump's tariff agenda, despite a recent federal court ruling against the tariffs. He emphasized that the administration's "Plan A" remains intact, while also noting alternative options if necessary.
The appeals court's temporary stay allows Trump to continue implementing tariffs, despite a unanimous ruling from the U.S. Court of International Trade that found he exceeded his authority. The government must now prove it will face "irreparable harm" if the injunction remains.
#military
The Telegraph: Dropping tactical nuclear weapons was a major strategic error. We must correct it
Britain is urged to reinstate tactical nuclear weapons to enhance national security, particularly in light of threats from Russia and China. With the current inadequacy of European conventional forces, the absence of such weapons could lead to devastating consequences if faced with Russian aggression.
The proposal also suggests that Britain could extend nuclear protection to Ukraine, which relinquished its nuclear arsenal in 1994. This move is seen as essential for deterring future threats and ensuring the security of NATO allies, despite the potential breach of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
#health
Liberty Nation News: Trump Cuts Moderna Funding for Bird Flu - Liberty Nation News
The Trump administration has canceled $766 million in contracts with Moderna for a bird flu vaccine, citing safety and scientific standards concerns. Recent data shows bird flu rarely transmits to humans, with only one fatality among 70 reported cases in the past 14 months, leading to skepticism about the need for such funding.
Media outlets have raised alarms about bird flu risks, but many Americans are increasingly dismissive of this fearmongering. The focus is shifting towards addressing chronic diseases rather than funding a vaccine for a virus that poses minimal risk to the general public.
#technology
Fox News: Trump praised by faith leaders for AI leadership as they warn of technology's 'potential peril'
Evangelical leaders have praised President Trump as the "AI President" in an open letter, urging him to guide the responsible development of artificial intelligence. They support technological advancement but caution against unchecked AI that could lead to ethical dilemmas and societal harm.
The letter emphasizes the need for an advisory council to address the implications of AI, highlighting concerns raised by industry leaders about job loss and human suffering. The faith leaders stress the importance of developing AI that benefits society while maintaining ethical considerations.