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Jun 24, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Exiled prince warns Iranian military of 'final chance' to stand up to the regime
Exiled Iranian Prince Reza Pahlavi claims the Tehran regime is "near collapse" and urges military personnel to defect and support the public. He has launched a secure platform for defectors and called on the international community to stop supporting the "corrupt" regime.
Pahlavi proposed to lead Iran towards democracy, likening the moment to the fall of the Berlin Wall. He urged Supreme Leader Khamenei to step down, promising a fair trial, and emphasized the need for a peaceful transition to stability and justice in Iran.
Forbes: Trump V. E. Jean Carroll: Appeals Court Weighs $89 Million Case—What To Know
A federal appeals court is deliberating whether to uphold a jury's decision that ordered former President Donald Trump to pay writer E. Jean Carroll nearly $90 million for defamation. The judges did not indicate how they might rule but questioned both sides on various legal arguments.
Trump's legal team argues for dismissal based on presidential immunity, while Carroll's representatives defend the jury's award as justified due to the threats and attacks she faced from Trump. The appeals process continues, with Trump required to post a bond for potential damages.
Fox News: Chuck Todd tears into Biden's family-man image, questions if we 'were sold a 40-year bill of goods'
Chuck Todd questioned the narrative of Joe Biden as a devoted family man, suggesting that the media may have been misled about his priorities. In a discussion with Jake Tapper, he highlighted Biden's ambition and criticized his decision to run for president amid family crises.
Todd expressed disbelief that Biden prioritized his political ambitions over the struggles of his children, particularly during Hunter Biden's legal issues. He argued that this portrayal of Biden as a family-oriented individual is a myth.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: Reweaving the Fabric of Our Culture With Love
People of faith have historically played a crucial role in strengthening civil society in America, emphasizing moral and spiritual values as foundational for civic order. From the Mayflower Compact to modern community initiatives, faith has inspired acts of charity, education, and self-governance, fostering resilience and transformation.
Through personal relationships and faith-based programs, individuals are finding healing and purpose, demonstrating the power of love in overcoming adversity. This approach to community service highlights the importance of moral principles in shaping society and emphasizes that true change comes from within, rooted in faith and love.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: What satellite images reveal about US strikes in Iran
US strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities occurred between June 21 and 22, involving 14 GBU-57 bombs and over 20 Tomahawk missiles. Satellite images indicate damage at surface level, but the full impact on underground components remains unclear.
Experts suggest that while some sites show evidence of strikes, claims of total destruction may be overstated.
#culture
GB News: Three new channels are coming to Freeview this month, but you might have to retune your TV to unlock them
Freeview is introducing significant updates to its service, including the launch of ITV Quiz, which will air popular quiz shows, and OUTflix Proud, the first dedicated LGBTQ+ channel. Additionally, a new shopping channel, Must Have Ideas, is set to debut.
Users may need to retune their devices to access these channels, as not all will be available on every Freeview set-top box or Smart TV. OUTflix Proud requires an internet connection, while ITV Quiz will showcase various quiz formats with familiar hosts.
#crime
Fox News: Kohberger's former jail guard called to testify in quadruple murder case as witness list grows
Two Pennsylvania men, William Searfoss and Anthony Somma, have been summoned as witnesses for Bryan Kohberger's trial regarding the murders of four University of Idaho students. Searfoss, a jail guard, reportedly had interactions with Kohberger during his detention.
The trial is set to begin in August, with Kohberger facing four counts of first-degree murder and a burglary charge. The prosecution aims to introduce evidence linking Kohberger to the crime scene, including DNA found on a knife sheath.