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Jun 17, 2025 |
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#politics
The Telegraph: School shootings have become routine – political assassinations are next
Political violence in the U.S. is on the rise, with lawmakers increasingly facing threats of gun violence and attacks on their homes. This trend reflects a polarised society where violence has become part of political discourse, prompting fears of an unending cycle of aggression.
Recent incidents, including the shooting of Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and state Senator John Hoffman, highlight the severity of the situation. A suspect was found with a hit list targeting numerous Democrats, raising alarms about the implications for political safety in the country.
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle facing major staff turnover dubbed a ‘bloodbath’: expert
Four staff members have left Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's team recently, including their deputy press secretary and U.K. press officer. Experts suggest this turnover highlights ongoing dysfunction and instability within their household, with claims of a difficult working environment.
Despite hiring experienced professionals, many have struggled in their roles, leading to speculation about the couple's management style. Allegations of bullying against Meghan Markle persist, though her team denies them, asserting that she is committed to compassion and support for those in need.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Lawmakers Make Bipartisan Push To Restrict Trump From Entering Iran War
Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna plan to introduce a bipartisan resolution to restrict President Trump from engaging in the Israel-Iran conflict without congressional approval. Massie emphasized that any war decision should be made by Congress, not the President.
Several lawmakers, including Sen. Tim Kaine and Sen. Bernie Sanders, have voiced opposition to U.S. involvement in a potential war with Iran. The issue has also created divisions among Trump supporters, with figures like Tucker Carlson warning against military action.
Times Of Israel: Israel kills Iran’s new war chief days after taking out predecessor, as strikes continue
Israel has intensified its military campaign against Iran, killing senior military leaders, including Maj. Gen. Ali Shadmani, within days. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claim these strikes are aimed at thwarting Iran's nuclear and missile threats, with significant damage reported at military sites.
Explosions in Tehran and air defenses being activated indicate ongoing conflict, with Israeli strikes reportedly targeting military infrastructure. The situation escalated further with U.S. President Trump's evacuation call for Tehran, raising concerns about broader involvement in the conflict.
Le Monde: Closure of Israeli companies' booths at Paris Air Show heightens France-Israel tensions
The Paris Air Show opened on June 16, 2025, featuring performances and networking, but five Israeli defense company booths were closed at the French government's request due to the ongoing situation in Gaza. Prime Minister François Bayrou emphasized France's disapproval of the humanitarian crisis.
The French government aimed to distance itself from offensive weapons at the event, highlighting the serious humanitarian and security issues in Gaza. Despite the closures, the atmosphere at the air show remained calm, with attendees engaging in discussions and enjoying the festivities.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy's two reasons for reconciling with wife Erica Stoll emerge after she missed US Open campaign
Rory McIlroy's wife, Erica Stoll, was absent during the US Open as McIlroy struggled in the tournament. The couple, who reconciled after a brief separation last year, are reportedly preparing to return to the UK from Florida.
McIlroy expressed optimism about their future together and their new home in London, despite his recent performance decline. He looks forward to upcoming tournaments, including The Open next month.