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#politics
Breitbart: Trump Slams Massie over Big, Beautiful Bill: 'Third Rate' Congressman
President Trump criticized Rep. Thomas Massie for opposing the budget reconciliation bill, labeling him a "third rate" congressman who would raise taxes. Trump emphasized the bill's benefits, including tax cuts and military funding, and announced plans for a primary challenger against Massie.
RNC Chairman Michael Whatley stated that the party does not intervene in primaries, asserting that voters will ultimately decide on candidates who align with the America First agenda. He expressed support for competition within the party.
Front Page Magazine: The Trump Years: Golden Escalator to Golden Age
On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump announced his candidacy for President, delivering a controversial speech that ignited political discourse. Despite backlash from media and political opponents, Trump quickly gained traction among Republican voters, emphasizing border security, economic recovery, and military strength.
In his second term, Trump has implemented significant policies, addressing issues like inflation and military recruitment while proposing spending cuts to manage the national debt. Despite facing unprecedented attacks and negative media coverage, he maintains a notable approval rating, reflecting public support for his consistent message since his initial campaign.
#society
Breitbart: Simone Biles Posts Cryptic Message on Instagram After Deleting Account Due to Trans Athlete Controversy
Simone Biles has deleted her X account following backlash from Riley Gaines and others over her comments on transgender athletes. After initially criticizing Gaines for her stance, Biles issued an apology, acknowledging the need for balance in competitive equity and inclusivity in sports.
Despite the controversy, Biles remains active on Instagram, where she shared a cryptic message about strength derived from "madness." Gaines commented on Biles' departure from X, suggesting it was an attempt to erase the fallout from her unpopular views.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Exclusive — ‘Let Him Cook’: Vance Says Trump Pulled ‘Hat Trick’ in 12-Day War Victory Establishing ‘Trump Doctrine’
Vice President JD Vance praised President Trump for successfully ending the recent conflict between Israel and Iran, which he termed the "12-day war," by employing a combination of military force and diplomacy. Vance emphasized that Trump’s approach, which he calls the "Trump Doctrine," effectively defined U.S. national interests and utilized overwhelming military power when necessary, while avoiding prolonged military entanglements.
Vance believes this doctrine will shape future U.S. foreign policy across party lines and restore public trust in government institutions. He noted that under Trump's leadership, illegal immigration numbers have turned net negative, as deportations now exceed new border crossings. Vance asserts that Trump’s decisive actions in various policy areas demonstrate that effective governance is possible.
The Telegraph: US strikes ‘only set Iran’s nuclear programme back by few months’
US military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities did not significantly hinder the country's bomb program, according to a Pentagon intelligence report. The strikes primarily affected access to the facilities but failed to destroy key infrastructure or stockpiles of enriched uranium.
The initial assessment indicates that Iran managed to relocate much of its enriched uranium before the strikes, limiting the effectiveness of the military action. The entrances to the facilities were sealed, but the underground structures remained intact.
Forbes: Trump Insists Iran Nuclear Sites Were Destroyed—Vance, Experts Suggest Otherwise
A recent U.S. intelligence report indicates that the damage to Iran's nuclear program from recent U.S. strikes may only have set it back by a few months, contradicting claims from President Trump that it was "totally destroyed." Military officials and nuclear watchdogs suggest ongoing assessments are needed to confirm the extent of the damage.
While the White House expressed confidence in the effectiveness of the strikes, international observers, including the IAEA chief, have called for verification of the impact on Iran's facilities. Concerns remain about Iran's uranium stockpile and its potential to rebuild its nuclear capabilities.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: The Left’s “Mostly Peaceful Protests” Charade
Trevor Loudon discusses the deceptive narratives surrounding leftist protests and compares them to historical denialism, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the truth about these movements. He highlights the moral clarity in the ongoing conflict between Israel and its adversaries.
The content promotes various perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and emphasizes the significance of supporting Israel as aligned with American interests.
Breitbart: 24 Civilians Killed in Ukraine by Russian Strikes Says Kyiv
Russian attacks in Ukraine have resulted in at least 24 civilian deaths and over 200 injuries, as President Zelenskyy seeks further military support at a NATO summit. The ongoing conflict has claimed more than 12,000 civilian lives since its inception.
Recent strikes included a missile attack in Dnipro that killed 15 and damaged numerous schools and medical facilities. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for stronger sanctions against Russia and called for international action to prevent the Kremlin from acquiring missile components.
#health
The Economist: Robert F. Kennedy looks set to mess with vaccines
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has replaced all members of a key vaccine advisory panel at the CDC with skeptics and those lacking vaccine expertise, following a promise to not interfere with its operations. This move has prompted Republican Senator Bill Cassidy to call for a delay in the committee's upcoming meeting.
The changes raise concerns about the influence of vaccine skepticism in public health decision-making. Cassidy's initial support for Kennedy's appointment was contingent on maintaining the integrity of the panel.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Britain just days away from ANOTHER heatwave hell as roasting 34C looms
Britain is bracing for a heatwave this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach 34C in the south and upper-20Cs elsewhere. Meteorologists predict one of the warmest Junes on record, driven by high pressure, while northern regions will experience cooler, unsettled weather.
As the weekend approaches, southern Britain will see drier conditions, while the north may face rain and thunderstorms. The Met Office indicates a significant temperature drop in northern areas before a rise again, particularly across England and Wales.