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#politics
GB News: 'With Keir Starmer's U-turns, it's no wonder the country is losing confidence in his leadership'
The Labour Government, led by Keir Starmer, faces criticism for introducing policies not in their manifesto, including changes to the Winter Fuel Allowance and welfare reforms that could harm the sick and disabled. Both policies were quickly reversed after backlash.
Additionally, the party has been accused of mishandling the grooming gang scandal, with calls for a national inquiry. Critics argue that Starmer's leadership is faltering, as he struggles to maintain public confidence within just a year in power.
Le Monde: Serbian riot police fire tear gas at anti-government protesters demanding an early election
Thousands of protesters, led by university students, rallied in Belgrade demanding early parliamentary elections against President Aleksandar Vucic. Tensions escalated as riot police clashed with demonstrators, who accused the government of corruption and illegitimacy following a deadly infrastructure collapse.
Despite a crackdown on dissent, the strong turnout indicates ongoing public discontent. Vucic's government has faced accusations of authoritarianism, stifling democratic freedoms while maintaining ties with Russia and China. Elections are scheduled for 2027.
Fox News: Schumer to force Senate reading of Trump's entire 'big, beautiful bill'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to delay the GOP's 940-page bill by forcing clerks to read it in full on the Senate floor. This strategy aims to buy time for Democrats to analyze the legislation before a key procedural vote.
The reading could take up to 15 hours, followed by 20 hours of debate. Democrats are expected to use their full time, while Republicans may not. This tactic mirrors a previous instance in 2021 when Republicans demanded a similar reading.
Forbes: Trump’s Spending Bill: Senate Votes On ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Today As Musk Slams Proposal
The Senate is set to vote on President Trump's $4 trillion budget and spending bill, which includes tax cuts, border wall funding, and Medicaid reductions. Some GOP members express concerns over provisions related to Medicaid and the debt ceiling, while Trump pushes for a vote by July 4.
Opposition is expected from Democrats and some Republicans, including Senators Rand Paul, Susan Collins, and Lisa Murkowski, who have reservations about specific provisions. The Congressional Budget Office warns the bill could increase the federal deficit by $2.8 trillion by 2034.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Bennett urges hostage deal, slams Gaza war policy, hails and claims credit for Iran strikes
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett criticized the current Israeli government for its handling of the war with Hamas, urging a focus on returning hostages and ending the conflict. He claimed that his administration had plans to target Hamas leaders, which were abandoned due to political instability. Bennett also condemned Prime Minister Netanyahu's long tenure, asserting that it has harmed Israeli society.
Bennett praised recent military actions against Iran but expressed frustration over past failures to prepare adequately for such operations. He proposed measures to support the Iranian opposition and accelerate the regime's downfall, warning about the renewal of Iran's nuclear program. Netanyahu's office dismissed Bennett's claims as detached from reality.
#technology
The Western Journal: Denmark’s Bold Plan Gives Citizens Legal Protection Against AI Threat
Denmark is proposing a new copyright law aimed at protecting citizens from AI-generated deepfakes, allowing individuals to demand the removal of unauthorized uses of their likeness. Supported by a significant majority in parliament, the law seeks to affirm citizens' rights to their own images and voices.
However, challenges remain, including the rapid advancement of AI technology and the potential for international complications. The law may also face issues related to the Streisand Effect, where attempts to suppress content could inadvertently increase its visibility.