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#illegals
GB News: WATCH: ‘We can’t control our borders under ECHR’ Legal expert urges UK to walk away as migrant crisis spikes
Human rights lawyer David Haye has urged Britain to consider reforming or exiting the European Convention on Human Rights to regain control over its borders. His remarks follow a record influx of migrants, with 1,194 arriving in small boats on a single day.
Haye emphasized that ECHR member countries should prioritize border control and the deportation of foreign criminals, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by the UK.
#politics
Fox News: MSNBC’s revamped lineup flounders, Jen Psaki sheds 47% of predecessors’ viewership
MSNBC's recent programming changes have resulted in significant viewer losses, particularly for Jen Psaki's "The Briefing," which has seen a 47% drop in total audience compared to previous hosts. Other new shows, including "The Weeknight," have also struggled to attract viewers.
Overall, MSNBC had its second-worst May in history for viewership, finishing behind CNN in key demographics. Only one new show, "The Weekend," has managed to outperform its predecessor. The network's challenges come amid broader changes as Comcast prepares to spin off NBCUniversal's cable assets.
Fox News: Trump front-and-center in Republican primary for governor as early voting kicks off
Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is receiving significant support from former President Donald Trump ahead of the New Jersey primary. Trump endorsed Ciattarelli, emphasizing his potential to win in November and highlighting his fundraising success. Ciattarelli believes Trump's backing will energize voters and help him secure the nomination.
Ciattarelli faces competition from Bill Spadea and Jon Bramnick, with Spadea expressing disappointment over Trump's endorsement of Ciattarelli. Despite this, Spadea claims his campaign is gaining momentum, appealing to a broader audience beyond Republican voters. The upcoming election is expected to attract national attention as it is one of the few gubernatorial races following a presidential election.
Le Monde: Geert Wilders' far-right party quits Dutch government
Far-right Dutch leader Geert Wilders has withdrawn his party from the ruling coalition over immigration policy disputes, likely leading to snap elections. Wilders demands strict immigration measures, including border closures and deportations, which critics deem unworkable.
This political upheaval occurs as far-right parties gain traction across Europe, with Wilders' PVV still polling strong but facing competition from left-wing and liberal parties. The Netherlands is set for a period of uncertainty ahead of a NATO summit.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin is demanding complete Ukrainian surrender with his squalid ‘peace deal’
Russian negotiators presented Ukraine with terms that effectively demand Ukraine's total surrender, including the loss of four regions and Crimea, demobilization of its military, and severing ties with the West. This reflects Putin's long-standing goal to re-establish Ukraine as a satellite state.
With significant Russian military losses and falling oil prices, the Kremlin may be losing its grip. The disdain shown by Russian negotiators highlights their lack of genuine interest in peace. Western leaders must support Ukraine to prevent further Russian aggression and ensure its sovereignty.
Fox News: MORNING GLORY: Why the world should care about Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai, a political prisoner in China, was awarded an Honorary Bradley Prize by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, highlighting his role as a symbol of free speech in Hong Kong. Lai, who founded major businesses and media organizations, is also noted for his Catholic faith and persecution by the Chinese Communist Party.
The case of Jimmy Lai is drawing international attention, raising questions about China's credibility under Xi Jinping. The Bradley Foundation's recognition aims to increase awareness of Lai's harsh imprisonment and encourage global leaders and businesses to reconsider their ties with China.
Fox News: President Trump’s visa policy thwarts China’s spy network on college campuses – and in Congress
A suspected Chinese spy infiltrated Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell's circle in 2015, prompting FBI intervention. The individual, who had a student visa, engaged in fundraising and facilitated internships in Swalwell's office, highlighting a pattern of Chinese espionage via U.S. college campuses.
The Trump administration is responding by revoking visas for Chinese students linked to the Communist Party and enhancing scrutiny of future applications. This new policy aims to address the growing threat of espionage, particularly in sensitive research areas, as U.S. institutions have received significant foreign funding from China.
Times Of Israel: Azerbaijan engaged in quiet diplomacy between Turkey and Israel to defuse Syria tensions
Azerbaijan is leveraging its strengthened position after recapturing Nagorno-Karabakh to mediate between Turkey and Israel amid rising tensions in Syria. Baku has hosted multiple rounds of talks, with both nations seeking to address security threats following the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Despite strained relations due to Israel's conflict with Hamas, Azerbaijan's foreign policy adviser emphasized Baku's role as a trusted mediator. Azerbaijan's influence is growing as it navigates complex regional dynamics, aiming to prevent clashes between its two allies.
#economy
Fox News: LIZ PEEK: Trump must stay strong, US reliance on Chinese minerals and drugs puts Americans at risk
President Trump criticized China for failing to uphold its agreement to allow the free flow of rare earth minerals to the U.S., which could impact trade relations. He emphasized the need for the U.S. to reduce its reliance on China for essential goods, particularly rare earths and pharmaceuticals.
The article argues that the U.S. must enhance domestic production to prevent future shortages and vulnerabilities, especially highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. It suggests that a joint venture with Ukraine for rare minerals could help secure U.S. interests and reduce dependence on China.
#religion
The Federalist: What Went Wrong in 'Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists'
Jordan Peterson recently participated in a debate titled “Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists,” where he faced a group of young atheists questioning his beliefs about Christianity. Throughout the discussion, Peterson avoided directly identifying himself as a Christian, often responding to questions with vague and convoluted answers, frustrating many participants seeking clarity on his theological stance.
Critics argue that Peterson's approach lacks the necessary conviction and clarity expected from someone discussing spiritual matters. His evasive answers and tendency to create "semantic fog" left participants feeling unsatisfied and confused, as he failed to convey the core tenets of Christianity effectively. This has led some to claim that his teachings may even drive individuals away from faith.
#culture
Fox News: Roseanne Barr lives out her Texas dreams despite tractor accident
Roseanne Barr, now in her 70s, is enjoying life in Texas despite challenges, including a recent accident where a tree fell on her while she was mowing. She managed to free herself after an hour of effort and continues to embrace her outdoor lifestyle on her 30-acre property.
Barr reflects on her past controversies, including her canceled show and a racist tweet, expressing no bitterness towards former co-stars. She is set to release a documentary, "Roseanne Barr is America," on June 10, detailing her life journey from poverty to success.
#health
Fox News: Boy, 6, suffers life-threatening stroke that causes paralysis: 'Rare complication'
On Christmas Eve 2023, six-year-old Preston Patton suffered a life-threatening stroke caused by a blood clot in his brain, leading to complete paralysis on one side of his body. After emergency treatment at OSF HealthCare, doctors performed a thrombectomy to remove the clot, resulting in a rapid recovery.
Preston's stroke was linked to a rare complication from a recent flu infection that weakened his heart function. Following his hospitalization, he is now recovering well, attending therapy, and has expressed a desire to become a nurse due to the care he received.