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GB News: WATCH: Andrew and Bev deliver scathing verdict on Keir Starmer's grooming gangs inquiry U-turn
GB News host Andrew Pierce criticized Labour's latest U-turn after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer called for a statutory national inquiry into grooming gangs. He questioned the government's commitment to their principles in light of this announcement.
Fox News: Dem mayor arrested for trespassing ICE facility floated as pick for state's No 2 office
Despite losing the Democratic gubernatorial primary, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka remains a significant figure in New Jersey politics. His recent arrest during a protest at an ICE facility has elevated his profile, with some strategists suggesting he could be chosen as the lieutenant governor by nominee Mikie Sherrill.
Political insiders note Baraka's strong performance in the primary, where he secured second place, and his appeal among urban voters. While some criticize his focus on immigration issues over local concerns, others believe his campaign effectively highlighted key Democratic priorities.
Fox News: Ex-ABC journalist fired for calling Trump a 'world-class hater' says it's not a reporter's job to be objective
Former ABC News reporter Terry Moran stated that journalists should not be expected to be objective and criticized the idea of impartiality in news coverage. He defended his anti-Trump comments and praised CBS correspondent Scott Pelley's graduation speech, which warned against threats to truth and free speech.
Moran emphasized the importance of being fair and accurate rather than strictly objective, asserting that journalists should engage with societal issues. He faced backlash for his comments but maintained that they were truthful reflections of his views on the current political climate.
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Times Of Israel: Paris Air Show closes off pavilions of Israeli companies displaying ‘offensive weapons’
French authorities erected black partition walls around Israeli exhibits at the Paris Air Show, isolating them from the event due to the display of offensive weapons. The Israeli Defense Ministry condemned the action, claiming it was politically motivated and discriminatory.
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou defended the decision, citing the ongoing conflict in Gaza as a reason to exclude offensive weapons. Israeli officials expressed outrage, calling the move unprecedented and reminiscent of historical discrimination.
Times Of Israel: Iran says parliament preparing bill to leave nuclear non-proliferation treaty
Iran's parliament is drafting a bill that could lead to the country exiting the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), amid tensions over its nuclear program. While Iran maintains its nuclear ambitions are peaceful, it has faced accusations of enriching uranium and obstructing inspections.
Israel has launched attacks on Iranian nuclear sites, claiming Iran is nearing the capability to develop nuclear weapons. Iran's foreign ministry stated that these developments will influence its strategic decisions, emphasizing that Israel's actions undermine the NPT framework.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Supporting Israel is Being America First
Trevor Loudon discusses the importance of supporting Israel as a reflection of American values, framing the U.S. and Israel as allies against a common adversary. He emphasizes moral clarity in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and critiques misconceptions surrounding it.
The conversation is part of a broader series that examines Israel's military actions and the moral implications of its defense strategies. Loudon argues for a clear distinction between good and evil in the ongoing conflict.