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#politics
The Federalist: Why So Many Anti-Trump Cases Are Heard By Dem Appointees
The Trump administration faces significant legal challenges, with many lawsuits brought in courts perceived as sympathetic to the plaintiffs. A study found that 80% of cases against Trump were filed in just 11 district courts, predominantly with judges appointed by Democrats. This practice, known as forum shopping, raises concerns about the fairness of the judicial process.
The analysis indicates that Democrat-appointed judges have issued a majority of nationwide injunctions against Trump policies. Critics argue this reflects a strategic effort by opponents to stymie the administration's agenda. As Congress considers reforms to limit forum shopping, the Supreme Court's upcoming ruling on universal injunctions may impact this trend.
The Federalist: Riots Are A Proxy War For Elite's Fight Against Real America
The United States is experiencing a "cold civil war," characterized by a deep divide between mainstream Americans and the ruling class, exacerbated by recent protests and unrest. The conflict is marked by violence and the display of foreign flags, signaling a rejection of American sovereignty.
To address this, the author calls for a multifaceted approach: labeling the situation a war, enacting legislation to counter leftist agendas, and applying pressure on local institutions. The fight is expected to be prolonged, requiring determination and strategy to reclaim cultural and political ground.
The Federalist: Ivy League Researchers Scaremonger About GOP Health Policy
Recent analysis from researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale claims that provisions in a House-passed budget reconciliation bill could lead to over 51,000 preventable deaths annually. Critics argue that the precision of these figures is dubious and that Democrats should not blame Republicans for the expiration of enhanced Obamacare subsidies, which were initially set by their own legislation.
The lack of response from the researchers regarding similar analyses on Democratic policies raises concerns about ideological bias in academia. Critics contend that if academic professionals fail to critique both parties equally, they undermine their credibility and the integrity of their institutions.
Fox News: Senate hearing on who was 'really running' Biden White House kicks off and more top headlines
Senate hearings begin to investigate who is truly running the Biden White House. Meanwhile, Iran threatens retaliation if the U.S. intervenes in Israeli strikes, and President Trump seeks to delay a TikTok ban.
In other news, a Florida AG faces contempt for defying a judge’s immigration ruling, and a Biden-appointed judge blocks Trump's gender policy for U.S. passports. Chicago schools are struggling with low enrollment, while CNN's morale is reportedly low amid corporate changes.
#society
Le Monde: EU accuses China's AliExpress of breaching illegal product rules
The European Commission has found that AliExpress, owned by Alibaba, is likely in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to inadequate measures against illegal product sales. The findings highlight systemic failures in moderation and risk assessments, potentially leading to fines of up to 6% of global turnover.
AliExpress has made some improvements but still faces scrutiny for issues like the sale of fake medicines and inappropriate content. The firm now has the opportunity to respond to the Commission's findings before any penalties are imposed.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Iranian Leader Says 'The Battle Begins' As Trump Pushes 'Unconditional Surrender' (Live)
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that any U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict would lead to "serious irreparable consequences." He responded to President Trump's demand for Iran's "unconditional surrender," asserting that Iran will not yield to threats.
As tensions escalate, Trump hinted at potential military action against Iran's nuclear facilities while emphasizing U.S. air superiority. He also criticized French President Macron's comments on a ceasefire, stating that his focus is on more significant matters. Khamenei's remarks reflect Iran's defiance amid ongoing hostilities.
The Mirror: Supreme Leader 'could meet same fate as Saddam Hussein', Israel warns - updates
Israel's defense minister indicated that regime change in Iran may be imminent as Israeli airstrikes target key locations, including the broadcast authority. He warned Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, of a fate similar to Saddam Hussein's, as civilian casualties rise amidst the conflict.
Iran has responded defiantly, asserting it will not surrender and warning of severe consequences if the U.S. intervenes. The ongoing violence has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with reports of over 585 fatalities in Iran due to Israeli strikes.
Times Of Israel: Report reveals Trump’s winding path from skeptic to backer of Israel’s Iran strike
Following Israel's aerial assault on Tehran, new reports reveal how President Trump shifted from diplomatic caution to military support amid Israeli pressure. Israeli military planning for the strike began in December, capitalizing on regional developments that weakened Iran's defenses.
Despite initial reluctance, Trump grew skeptical of Iran's diplomatic intentions and convened his national security team to address the escalating situation. As Israeli strikes progressed, Trump's stance evolved, hinting at increased US involvement while maintaining a public facade of diplomacy. The situation indicates a potential for deeper US military engagement in the region.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflection — Wednesday 18th June
Despite living in the most connected era, many individuals experience profound loneliness. The Christian faith emphasizes that humans are created for relationships and are invited into a loving community with God, providing a sense of belonging and connection.
Through the love of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Jesus offers a solution to isolation, reminding believers that they are never truly alone.
#other
Daily Mirror: How your MP voted in historic abortion amendment as law change backed
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