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Jun 27, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Cuomo staying in NYC mayor's race for now, following stunning setback to Mamdani in primary: Sources
Andrew Cuomo is moving forward with his campaign for New York City mayor as an independent candidate, despite finishing second in the Democratic primary to progressive candidate Zohran Mamdani. Mamdani's victory, supported by endorsements from prominent progressives, positions him as a strong contender for the general election.
Cuomo acknowledges Mamdani's win but believes the broader voter turnout in the general election could favor him. He has not fully committed to an active campaign but retains his place on the ballot. Meanwhile, incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is also running as an independent, navigating a challenging political landscape.
#society
GB News: Foreign Office issues Croatia travel warning as tourists could be slapped with £17,000 fine or prison
The UK Foreign Office has issued a warning for Britons traveling to Croatia amid high temperatures and wildfire risks. Tourists are advised to avoid actions that could lead to fires, as fines for causing them can range from €260 to €20,000, and barbecues are banned outside designated areas.
Additionally, travelers should be aware of potential road closures and public transport changes due to a large concert in Zagreb, expected to draw up to 500,000 attendees. Authorities urge caution and adherence to local advice during this busy period.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Ex-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calls US strikes on Iran a 'shot in the arm' for American credibility
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice praised recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, claiming they significantly damaged Iran's nuclear program and bolstered American credibility globally. The strikes targeted key sites, including Fordow and Natanz, utilizing advanced military technology.
Rice criticized preliminary intelligence assessments suggesting the strikes were ineffective, asserting that a weakened Iran benefits regional stability. She emphasized that the Iranian regime remains opposed to peace, highlighting the need for the U.S. to maintain its role in shaping international relations.
Breitbart: Turkey's Recep Erdogan Cheers 'My Friend Trump' After NATO Meeting
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed optimism about Turkey's chances of acquiring F-35 fighter jets from the U.S. following discussions with President Trump at the NATO summit. Erdogan emphasized Turkey's commitment to NATO and the need for mutual respect among allies while reaffirming Turkey's intention to return to the F-35 program.
Erdogan highlighted the potential for increased cooperation between Turkey and the U.S. in various sectors, including defense, and proposed a meeting involving Trump, Putin, and Zelensky to address ongoing conflicts. The F-35 issue remains a significant point of contention in U.S.-Turkey relations, with Erdogan seeking either reinstatement in the program or reimbursement for prior contributions.
Times Of Israel: ‘We had 10 minutes to pack our life’: Jerusalem hotel absorbs displaced Israelis – again
Hadas Tal and other residents of Holon were evacuated to the Leonardo Jerusalem Hotel after an Iranian missile struck their homes, injuring several. The hotel is currently housing around 800 evacuees, with many children adjusting to the situation as a temporary vacation despite the trauma.
The ongoing conflict with Iran has led to significant casualties in Israel, with 28 reported deaths from missile attacks. Volunteers and municipal workers are assisting the evacuees, providing support and resources as they navigate the aftermath of the strikes.
Breitbart: Poll: Wide Support for Trump's Airstrikes on Iran
A recent poll shows that 55.5% of Americans approve of President Trump's airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, with 39.4% disapproving. Republican support is notably high at 86.1%, while 64% of Democrats disapprove. The poll indicates a general belief in Trump's approach of combining military and diplomatic efforts.
Additionally, 61% of respondents believe that adversaries may exploit the Biden Administration's open border policy. Trump's overall approval rating stands at 49.7%, within the margin of error.
Breitbart: Hegseth: Establishment Media Rooting Against Effectiveness of Strikes Because They Don't Want Trump to Succeed
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized establishment media for allegedly undermining the effectiveness of U.S. strikes on Iran, claiming they do so out of a desire to see Trump fail. He presented intelligence reports asserting the strikes caused significant damage to Iran's nuclear program.
Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine emphasized the precision and impact of the strikes, asserting they achieved their intended goals. Trump praised their press conference, calling it one of the best and urging the media to apologize for their coverage.
Le Monde: Colombia to reject key US extradition requests
Colombia's Justice Minister Eduardo Montealegre announced that key drug extraditions to the U.S. will be suspended to prioritize negotiations with guerrilla leaders involved in drug trafficking. This shift aims to dismantle organized crime through dialogue rather than incarceration.
Tensions between Colombia and the U.S. have escalated, with Washington frustrated over rising cocaine production and security issues under President Gustavo Petro's "total peace" policy. Montealegre emphasized that non-extradition is contingent on disarmament and cessation of violence, while warning against potential U.S. repercussions.
#technology
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Notches Legal Win Against Authors in AI Copyright Case
Meta has won a copyright infringement lawsuit from authors who alleged the company used millions of copyrighted books to train its AI model, Llama, without permission. The ruling, which falls under the fair use defense, highlights the plaintiffs' weak case rather than a clear endorsement of Meta's practices.
This case is significant as it marks a precedent in the ongoing debate about copyright law and AI training. As generative AI technologies evolve, legal challenges regarding the use of copyrighted materials are expected to increase, with varying outcomes based on the strength of future arguments.