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#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News Hosting Policy Event with Energy Secretary Chris Wright
Breitbart News is hosting an event featuring Energy Secretary Chris Wright on June 24 in Washington, DC, to discuss the Trump administration's energy dominance agenda. The event aims to explore how the administration's policies will enhance American energy independence.
Wright has announced plans to cut regulations and save taxpayers over $3 billion by terminating certain awards. This event marks the third in a series by Breitbart, which previously included discussions with other cabinet members.
Fox News: Maher shreds Sean Penn for meeting with Castro, Chavez after actor criticizes HBO host’s Trump meeting
Bill Maher challenged Sean Penn's criticism of his meeting with Donald Trump, pointing out Penn's past interactions with dictators like Castro and Chavez. Maher argued that experiencing a conversation with Trump is valuable, while Penn expressed skepticism about trusting Trump's words.
The exchange highlighted differing views on engaging with controversial figures, with Maher emphasizing the importance of firsthand experience. Penn acknowledged the merits of his own meetings with dictators but maintained his hesitance toward Trump.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Hillary Clinton Catches Flak for Dissing Army Birthday Parade
President Trump is attending his first G7 conference in Canada, focusing on Israel and addressing trade and conflicts. The USS Nimitz carrier strike group is heading to the Middle East earlier than planned amid rising tensions.
Hillary Clinton faces backlash for her comments on Trump's military parade, with critics accusing her of disrespecting the military while she attended a wedding in the Hamptons. Additionally, a new bill targeting transgender military academy students has been introduced.
Fox News: FLASHBACK: Trump launched his first presidential campaign ten years ago
On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump announced his presidential candidacy at Trump Tower, launching the "Make America Great Again" movement. Over the past decade, he has significantly influenced American politics, serving as the 45th and 47th president after victories in 2016 and 2020.
Trump is the only U.S. president to hold nonconsecutive terms since Grover Cleveland. He recently celebrated his 2024 election win, declaring it a new "golden age" for America.
Breitbart: Lizzo Loses It Over Florida Sheriff Warning Protesters They Could Lose Their Lives: 'We Have to Get Louder'
Rapper Lizzo misinterpreted Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey's warning to protesters about the consequences of breaking laws during demonstrations. Ivey emphasized that illegal actions, such as blocking roads or attacking police, would lead to serious repercussions, including arrest or worse.
Lizzo claimed Ivey threatened to kill peaceful protesters, framing it as a violation of First Amendment rights. She expressed concern over a supposed constitutional crisis and urged people to remember and protect their rights, though she did not clarify any specific threats to voting rights.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host attends 'No Kings' protest, claimed 'instigators' were planted in the crowd
Ana Navarro described her experience at the "No Kings" protests, highlighting the unity among participants and their refusal to engage with instigators. She praised the diverse crowd that came together to oppose President Trump's policies, emphasizing the importance of community action.
Navarro expressed gratitude for the millions who participated nationwide, noting the support for the immigrant community. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg also cautioned against "bad players" at protests, urging attendees to remain vigilant.
Breitbart: Nolte: Trump Enjoys Majority Support from Black and Hispanic Voters
Recent Rasmussen polling indicates that former President Trump has gained majority support among black (54%) and Hispanic (53%) voters, alongside a 53% approval rating overall. This comes despite corporate media efforts to undermine his standing, particularly around immigration issues.
The results suggest a shift in political dynamics, with the Democratic Party increasingly perceived as representing wealthy elites, while Trump’s appeal among minority voters may be linked to concerns over illegal immigration's impact on their communities.
The Western Journal: Report: 'Tears on the Horizon' for CNN After Parent Company's Telling Move
CNN faces potential pay cuts and layoffs as parent company Warner Bros. Discovery restructures. With ratings lagging behind competitors, insiders suggest a shift towards cost-cutting measures under CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels, who may prioritize profitability over high salaries.
Concerns about the network's future arise from its costly talent and ongoing ratings struggles, with some suggesting that even high-profile anchors like Anderson Cooper may be at risk. Despite CNN's denial of planned cuts, the outlook remains grim for the network.
#society
GB News: New night train plans to connect popular European cities, with cheap fares and cabins built for comfort
A Berlin startup, Nox, plans to revolutionize European overnight rail travel by 2027 with trains featuring only private rooms. Offering single and double cabins at competitive prices starting from €79, Nox aims to provide a comfortable alternative to short-haul flights across 35 routes to popular destinations.
The company focuses on maximizing capacity while ensuring quality through standardized train designs and operational excellence. With secured train coaches and a financing round planned for autumn, Nox is set to appeal to travelers seeking eco-friendly options. More details can be found at noxmobility.com.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran said to seek ceasefire via Gulf states as Trump urges deal ‘before it’s too late’
Iran is signaling through Arab intermediaries its desire to end hostilities with Israel and resume nuclear negotiations with the U.S., urging a ceasefire as a precondition for talks. President Trump indicated that Iran should engage in discussions before the situation escalates further.
As Israel continues its military operations against Iranian sites, Arab nations are pressing the U.S. to mediate a ceasefire. Tehran has made it clear that it will not negotiate while under attack and is willing to consider flexibility in nuclear talks if a ceasefire is established.
Front Page Magazine: Israel’s Attack on Iran Saves the Day
Israel's recent military actions against Iran's nuclear program have drawn criticism from global leaders, who urge restraint and diplomacy. However, supporters argue that these actions are crucial for regional stability, preventing a nuclear-armed Iran that poses a threat to both Israel and Gulf states.
Despite international condemnation, many in the Middle East, particularly Sunni Arab nations, may secretly welcome Israel's efforts to neutralize Iran's nuclear capabilities, recognizing the potential danger posed by a nuclear-armed regime. The effectiveness of diplomacy in this context is questioned, as past attempts have failed to deter Iran's aggressive behavior.
Le Monde: Israeli strikes on Iranian oil and gas sites plunge markets into uncertainty
Recent Israeli airstrikes have intensified in the Middle East, targeting Iranian oil and gas facilities amid concerns over Iran's oil production and exports. Iran, a significant OPEC member, produced 3.4 million barrels per day in April, raising questions about its ability to maintain output.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's government accuses Iran of supporting Hamas and pursuing nuclear weapons, prompting a broader strategy to undermine Iran's economic infrastructure. Experts suggest this reflects Israel's intent to disrupt not only Iran's nuclear ambitions but also its oil industry.
The Western Journal: Wild Footage: Iranian State Network Rocked by Israeli Attack During Live Broadcast
A recent Israeli airstrike targeted the Iranian state broadcaster during a live broadcast, causing chaos in the studio. The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the strike aimed at a facility linked to military operations, emphasizing efforts to minimize civilian harm.
Despite Iranian missile retaliation, reports indicate minimal impact on Israel. Meanwhile, intermediaries suggest Iran is interested in de-escalation as tensions rise, but Israeli leaders remain focused on further actions against Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Forbes: Iran’s State TV Attacked By Israel During Live Broadcast
Israeli military forces conducted a strike on Iran's state-run broadcaster, Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, claiming it was used for military purposes disguised as civilian activity. The attack briefly interrupted live programming, but operations resumed shortly after.
Iran's foreign ministry condemned the strike as a war crime, while Israel's Defense Minister confirmed the action was part of a broader campaign against Iranian military infrastructure. Tensions have escalated, with both nations exchanging attacks and casualties reported on both sides.
Front Page Magazine: ‘Israel Will Go, It Must Not Survive, and It Will Not’
Tucker Carlson argues that the real divide in the current conflict is between those promoting violence and those advocating for peace, criticizing figures who call for U.S. military involvement against Iran. He suggests that Israel's actions against Iran are not unprovoked aggression but a response to longstanding threats.
The piece highlights Iran's historical hostility towards Israel, citing its rhetoric and actions aimed at destroying the Jewish state. It emphasizes that Israel's military responses are justified as part of a broader struggle against Iranian aggression and terrorism, framing Israel as deserving of support from the international community.
Times Of Israel: IDF bombs Iran state broadcaster after issuing major evacuation warning for Tehran
Israel bombed Iran's state broadcaster in Tehran after issuing a large evacuation warning for the area. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted a facility used by Iran's armed forces for military operations. Following the attack, Iranian officials condemned it as a war crime.
The conflict escalated significantly, with Israel launching a major offensive against Iran, claiming it acted to prevent Iran from advancing its nuclear weapons program. Iran retaliated with missile strikes, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Breitbart: Trump Says Deal with Iran is 'Achievable' in Near Term: 'They'd Like to Talk'
President Trump expressed optimism about reaching a nuclear deal with Iran, stating that Iranians have indicated a desire for discussions. This comes amid escalating tensions following Israeli strikes on Iranian targets and Iran's retaliatory actions.
Trump emphasized the need for both parties to agree and suggested that Iran is not winning the conflict, urging immediate talks to avoid further escalation. Reports indicate Iran is signaling for an end to hostilities and a return to negotiations.
#economy
CNSNews: Consumer Sentiment Enjoys Broad-Based Improvement in June
Consumer sentiment improved significantly in June, with the University of Michigan's index rising to 60.5, an increase of eight points from May. This marks the first monthly gain in six months, with positive trends across all demographics and regions.
Expectations for business improved, reflecting a perceived easing of tariff pressures. Concerns about inflation have also decreased, with expectations for both short-term and long-term inflation at their lowest in three months.
#religion
The Federalist: SCOTUS Sides With Nuns Fighting NY Abortion Mandate
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic organization, against New York's abortion mandate requiring employers to cover employee abortions. The mandate was seen as a violation of religious liberties, prompting the nuns and other religious groups to challenge it.
Despite previous rulings in favor of the mandate by New York courts, the Supreme Court's decision overturned those rulings, emphasizing that the government cannot discriminate against religious groups. The case is now remanded for further consideration, with hopes that New York will cease its discriminatory practices against religious objectors.
#culture
Fox News: Brad Pitt still 'bitter' about decades-old competition with Tom Cruise
Brad Pitt expressed his eagerness for a go-kart rematch with Tom Cruise, reminiscing about their racing rivalry from the '90s. While he joked about collaborating with Cruise again, he emphasized a preference for avoiding extreme stunts like those Cruise performs in films.
Pitt is currently filming "F1: The Movie," where he portrays a former Formula 1 driver. He shared insights about the filming process, highlighting the excitement of driving real race cars and the energy of being embedded in actual racing events. The film is set to premiere on June 27.
#crime
The Western Journal: 8-Month-Old Baby Among Those Killed When Teenager Opens Fire at Carnival: Police
A shooting at a Utah carnival resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including an 8-month-old baby. The incident occurred when an 18-year-old, linked to a prior altercation, opened fire, injuring five others. The suspect was quickly apprehended by police.
Witnesses expressed shock and trauma, highlighting the violence at an event intended for community celebration. Authorities are investigating the motive and whether gang involvement played a role.