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#politics
Breitbart: Canadian PM Mark Carney Praises Trump's Boldness in Addressing World's 'Massive Changes'
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney commended President Donald Trump for his "bold measures" in addressing global changes at the G7 meeting in Alberta. He emphasized the current moment as a critical turning point in history, highlighting threats to global security and the need for resilience and cooperation among leaders.
Carney called for a focus on economic prosperity and security, linking them to collaboration on issues like energy security and combating transnational repression. Trump stated that trade would be the U.S.'s primary focus at the summit, as leaders from various nations convened for discussions.
#society
GB News: Simone Biles accused of 'belittling' former team-mate as trans row continues to escalate
MyKayla Skinner has accused fellow gymnast Simone Biles of years of bullying, stating she felt belittled and ostracized during her career. Skinner's comments come after Biles criticized former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines for opposing transgender athletes in women's sports.
Skinner expressed her frustration over Biles' public remarks and emphasized the need for support among athletes who advocate for fairness. The ongoing debate over transgender athletes in women's sports has intensified, with political implications highlighted by President Trump's executive order on the matter.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN nuclear agency warns of contamination inside Iran’s Natanz site after IDF strikes
The head of the IAEA warned of potential radiological and chemical contamination at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility following Israeli strikes, though radiation levels outside remain normal. The strikes are part of Israel's campaign to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Satellite images show significant damage to Natanz and other nuclear sites, with reports of explosions near the Fordow facility. Israel claims its actions are necessary to eliminate an imminent nuclear threat, while Iran has retaliated with missile attacks, resulting in casualties on both sides.
The Western Journal: Breaking: Trump Issues Ominous Warning Directly to Tehran - ‘Immediately Evacuate’
President Trump issued a stark warning to Tehran on social media, urging residents to "immediately evacuate" amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel. He emphasized that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons and criticized their failure to sign a proposed deal.
This warning comes as Israel intensifies military operations against Iran, targeting key military leaders and nuclear facilities. Despite reports of Iran's willingness to discuss de-escalation, the situation remains precarious, with Trump considering a "last chance" offer contingent on halting uranium enrichment.
Breitbart: Trump Refuses to Sign G7 Statement on Iran; Wants Total End to Nuclear Enrichment
President Trump rejected the G7's statement on Iran, which called for monitoring of its nuclear activities instead of an outright halt to uranium enrichment. The U.S. demands a complete stop to enrichment, leading to stalled talks and Israel's military action against Iran.
Trump emphasized that Iran must engage in discussions about its nuclear program immediately, highlighting the differences in approach between the U.S. and the G7. He noted the contrasting actions of Israel and Iran regarding civilian safety during military operations.
The Western Journal: Trump to Offer Iran 'Last-Chance' Proposal: Report
President Trump is reportedly preparing a "last chance" proposal for Iran to end the ongoing conflict with Israel, which may offer slightly better terms than previous U.S. offers but would still prohibit uranium enrichment. Israeli airstrikes continue against Iranian missile sites.
Trump indicated that Iran is interested in negotiations but emphasized they should have acted sooner. Meanwhile, Israeli leaders remain focused on their military objectives, with Prime Minister Netanyahu expressing skepticism about Iran's intentions for talks.
#military
Times Of Israel: Two more victims of Bat Yam missile impact named, one thought to still be under rubble
Nine people, including several children, were killed in a missile strike on a Bat Yam residential building, with nearly 200 others injured. The attack, attributed to Iran, also impacted locations in Bnei Brak, Petah Tikva, and Haifa, resulting in additional casualties and significant damage.
Israeli military officials reiterated the limitations of air defenses and urged citizens to follow safety protocols during missile alerts. The ongoing conflict stems from Israel's recent strikes on Iranian military sites, prompting retaliatory missile attacks from Iran, which has been accused of advancing its nuclear capabilities.
#religion
Fox News: Massachusetts school officials under fire for working to ban religious groups from renting facilities
A Massachusetts town's school committee is facing criticism for a proposal that would prohibit religious organizations from renting public school facilities. The Massachusetts Liberty Legal Center has threatened legal action, arguing that the policy violates the First Amendment by discriminating against the House of Promise Church.
The church has used school facilities for worship services without complaints, while numerous secular organizations continue to have access. The church's pastor expressed concern over being singled out based on religious identity. The committee is expected to vote on the policy soon.
#culture
The Western Journal: Secret Service Issues Statement on Agent Who 'Stood Out Like a Sore Thumb' at Army Parade
The Secret Service faced scrutiny after a female agent was seen on top of a tank during the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary parade. Critics highlighted her lack of tactical readiness and questioned the agency's professionalism, while some defended her as a symbol of the agency's unique roles.
In response, the Secret Service stated the agent was positioned appropriately for her duties, but this explanation did not quell the controversy. Multiple sources within the agency expressed dissatisfaction with the optics of the situation, raising ongoing concerns about professionalism and diversity within the Secret Service.