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#politics
Fox News: Bill Clinton denies Biden suffered decline, claims he was 'in good shape' before stepping down
In a recent interview, former President Bill Clinton defended President Joe Biden, stating he has seen no signs of cognitive decline and believes Biden is "in good shape." Clinton dismissed allegations from the book "Original Sin," which claims the Biden administration is covering up signs of decline.
Clinton expressed confidence in Biden's ability to serve, emphasizing he never doubted Biden's fitness for the presidency. He also noted that the criticisms may be politically motivated, aimed at deflecting blame for Donald Trump's reelection.
Fox News: Senate showdown: Fetterman and McCormick set for high-stakes Pennsylvania forum
Senators John Fetterman and David McCormick will participate in a live forum on June 2, moderated by Shannon Bream, as part of The Senate Project series. The event aims to foster bipartisan dialogue on key issues affecting Americans and will be streamed on Fox Nation.
This initiative, organized by the Edward M. Kennedy Institute and the Orrin G. Hatch Foundation, seeks to bridge partisan divides through open discussions. Previous forums have included various senators from both parties, emphasizing the importance of civil discourse in democracy.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran demands US ‘guarantee’ it will lift sanctions in nuclear talks
Iran is demanding guarantees from the United States to lift sanctions as part of ongoing nuclear deal negotiations. This comes after a leaked UN report indicated Iran has increased its production of highly enriched uranium, raising concerns among Western nations.
Iran's foreign ministry insists on clarity regarding sanctions relief, while Tehran continues to enrich uranium at levels close to weapons-grade. The U.S. has proposed a deal deemed “acceptable,” which includes halting enrichment and establishing a regional nuclear power group.
#economy
GB News: 'Road from hell' sees works taken down after 23 years as £2billion project caused 'chaos all the time'
After 23 years, the £2 billion A465 Heads of the Valley road project in South Wales has been completed, transforming the route into a full dual carriageway. Initially proposed in 1990, the project faced numerous delays, overspending, and funding challenges, particularly after Brexit.
The upgrade aims to enhance economic prospects and reduce travel times between West Wales and the Midlands. Critics have raised concerns over the financing model, which could cost taxpayers significantly more in the long run. Local residents report improved traffic conditions as the project concludes.
#military
The Telegraph: Starmer’s submarine push sounds impressive, but our nuclear deterrent remains in dire peril
Sir Keir Starmer plans to increase the UK's submarine production to one every 18 months, but this merely formalizes existing efforts. The Astute class submarines have faced significant delays and challenges, with the first entering service in 2014 after a long development process.
The aging Vanguard class submarines need urgent replacement, as they have been in service for over 30 years. The current production rate is already at one every 18 months, making Starmer's pledge more of a reiteration than a new initiative.
Le Monde: Ukraine showcases capabilities by bombing Russian aircraft as far as Siberia with drones
The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) executed a significant operation, targeting four Russian air bases, including one in Siberia, resulting in the destruction or damage of 41 Russian aircraft. This operation, named "Spider Web," showcases Ukraine's enhanced operational capabilities.
Moscow has acknowledged the attack but has not confirmed the extent of the damage. Satellite imagery is expected to provide further insights into the impact on Russian military aviation.