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#politics
The Federalist: Adriana Smith's Baby Living Upsets Dems More Than Her Death
A brain-dead woman, Adriana Smith, gave birth to a son named Chance via C-section at 25 weeks gestation, despite complications. The hospital's decision to keep her on life support has drawn criticism from activists and media, who argue it reflects a lack of choice under Georgia's pro-life laws.
While Chance's survival is seen as a medical miracle, the focus has shifted to accusations of "medical abuse" and the implications of Georgia's laws, overshadowing concerns about the circumstances surrounding Smith's care prior to her death. Critics have pointed out perceived neglect in her treatment, yet the narrative has largely centered on the implications for abortion rights.
The Western Journal: Pro-Life Group Accused of 'Deceiving Donors and Actively Working to Keep Abortion Legal'
A proposed bill in Ohio, the "Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act," aims to recognize preborn babies as persons under the law, thereby prohibiting abortion. This initiative has faced unexpected opposition from Ohio Right to Life, which argues against criminalizing women for abortion and suggests alternative measures like funding pregnancy centers.
Critics, including pro-life pastors, accuse Ohio Right to Life of misleading donors and prioritizing fundraising over the abolition of abortion. They argue that true equal protection for preborn babies should be established, treating them like all other human beings under the law.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Drag queens dance for representatives on Oregon House floor
Two drag queens performed in the Oregon House of Representatives to celebrate a resolution honoring black drag performers. The event featured a dance routine and was encouraged by Democratic lawmakers, while Republicans criticized it as inappropriate for a legislative setting.
The resolution passed 34-9, highlighting Oregon's vibrant black drag community. Critics argued that taxpayer-funded chambers should focus on serious governance rather than performances, with one lawmaker stating it felt more like "political theater."
The Telegraph: Ryanair jet from London damages wing after landing in Greece
A Ryanair flight from London to Greece experienced severe turbulence and sustained damage to its right wing upon landing. Passengers reported hearing a loud bang as the plane taxied towards a barrier, raising concerns about safety and the decision not to evacuate immediately.
Witnesses expressed fear over the situation, questioning why the crew chose to keep passengers onboard despite the risk of fire from the damaged wing.
GB News: Donald Trump asks Juventus team about transgender players in awkward moment at White House
During a White House visit, Donald Trump asked Juventus players if a woman could join their men's team, prompting awkward silence. After a hesitant response from midfielder Manuel Locatelli, Trump dismissed it, insisting women should play with women.
Juventus had just won 5-0 against Al-Ain in the Club World Cup. Their next matches against Wydad AC and Manchester City will be crucial for advancing in the tournament.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Will Decide Whether To Strike Or Negotiate With Iran Soon (Live Updates)
President Trump is expected to decide within two weeks whether to negotiate or strike Iran amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt indicated there is a "substantial chance" for negotiations, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated Israel will target all of Iran's nuclear facilities.
Iran has issued warnings against third-party involvement, presumably referencing the U.S., and has threatened immediate responses. The conflict has intensified, with missile strikes from Iran causing damage in Israel, including at a hospital. Trump has emphasized that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt Holds White House Press Briefing
Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt held a briefing on June 19 regarding the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The situation escalated with reports that President Trump had authorized potential military action against Iran, which he later refuted, stating the Wall Street Journal was misinformed about his views.
Breitbart: Report: Hezbollah Not Planning to Defend Iranian Patrons in Israel Conflict
Hezbollah is reportedly not planning to assist Iran in its conflict with Israel, despite their longstanding ties and financial dependence. Sources indicate that the Lebanese government has warned Hezbollah against involvement, and the group has stated it will not engage in retaliatory actions.
Additionally, Hezbollah's influence has waned following Israeli strikes that targeted its leadership and infrastructure. Meanwhile, other Iranian proxies in the region, such as the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq, have expressed support for Iran but are currently limiting their actions to protests rather than direct military engagement.
The Western Journal: Putin Closes Door on Military Aid to Iran, Says It Was Never Part of Countries' Deal
Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be distancing himself from Iran amid Israel's military actions against Iranian targets. Despite a strategic partnership treaty signed in 2021, Putin has stated that it does not include military cooperation, indicating that he does not intend to provide Iran with advanced weaponry.
Putin's reluctance to engage further in the conflict may stem from his preoccupation with the ongoing war in Ukraine and the potential repercussions of a clash with Israel and the U.S. Analysts suggest that Putin recognizes the limits of his power and the risks involved in supporting Iran against Israel.
Breitbart: Israel Hits Iran's Arak Reactor; Was Poised to Make Weapons-Grade Plutonium
The Israel Defense Forces conducted a significant airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities, specifically targeting the Arak reactor, which was capable of producing weapons-grade plutonium. The operation involved 40 fighter jets and aimed to disrupt Iran's nuclear weapons development by targeting key components and military production sites.
Simultaneously, Iran launched missiles at civilian areas in Israel, including a strike on the Soroka Medical Center. The conflict underscores the ongoing tensions and military engagements between Israel and Iran regarding nuclear capabilities.
Fox News: Trump to make Iran decision 'within the next two weeks' given 'chance' of negotiations, Leavitt says
President Trump will decide on U.S. involvement in Israel's conflict with Iran within two weeks, according to White House Press Secretary Karlone Leavitt. She emphasized that the decision hinges on potential negotiations with Iran.
Leavitt noted that Israel acted against Iran after a 60-day warning without negotiations. Trump's forthcoming decision is anticipated as tensions escalate.
Breitbart: Trump Bashes Wall Street Journal: They Have 'No Idea What My Thoughts Are' on Iran
President Trump denied reports from the Wall Street Journal that he authorized attack plans against Iran, asserting that the outlet misinterpreted his views. He emphasized his unpredictability regarding military actions and expressed a willingness to negotiate with Iran, despite ongoing tensions.
Trump also noted that Iran is close to obtaining a nuclear weapon, reiterating his long-standing position against their nuclear ambitions. He responded dismissively to Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei's refusal to surrender, stating, "I say good luck."
#technology
Breitbart: Largest Data Breach in History: *16 Billion* Login Credentials Exposed in Databases
Researchers have discovered a massive data breach involving 16 billion login credentials, including those for Apple accounts. This breach is considered one of the largest in history, raising alarms about potential identity theft and targeted phishing attacks.
The data, described as "fresh, weaponizable intelligence," was found in unsecured databases and includes credentials for major services like Google, Facebook, and Amazon. Experts recommend users implement strong security measures, including two-factor authentication and unique passwords, to safeguard their accounts.