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#politics
Fox News: Arnold Schwarzenegger tells climate activists to quit whining about Trump and get to work
Arnold Schwarzenegger urged environmentalists to take action rather than complain about the Trump administration's policies. Speaking at the Austrian World Summit, he emphasized the importance of grassroots efforts, such as transitioning to electric buses and solar energy, rather than waiting for political change.
Schwarzenegger criticized the tendency to focus on grievances, stating that "whining doesn’t change anything." He encouraged activists to demonstrate the benefits of environmental initiatives to win public support. Despite his disagreements with Trump, he refrained from direct criticism of the president.
Fox News: Schumer warns Trump budget bill Medicaid cuts could jeopardize GOP senators: 'We Are All Going to Die Act'
Sen. Chuck Schumer criticized President Trump's budget bill, labeling it the "We're All Going to Die Act" due to proposed cuts to Medicaid. He argued that such cuts could result in millions losing health insurance and accused Republicans of prioritizing tax breaks for the wealthy over the health of Americans.
Schumer emphasized the political risks for Republican senators supporting the bill, asserting that public sentiment would turn against them. He claimed the bill would lead to devastating consequences for healthcare access, while Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated the bill is still on track for a July 4 deadline.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Sen. Marsha Blackburn: Senate Will Make 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Better than the House
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) expressed confidence that the Senate will enhance the recently passed "big, beautiful bill" from the House, aiming for increased spending reductions to benefit taxpayers. She anticipates the legislation will reach President Trump's desk by Independence Day.
Blackburn highlighted the goal of achieving $6.5 trillion in spending cuts and suggested implementing a rescission package monthly to align with the President's balanced budget objective for the following year.
Le Monde: Hopes fade for Polish engagement on the European stage
Karol Nawrocki's victory in Poland's presidential election on June 1, 2025, marks a setback for pro-European aspirations following Donald Tusk's earlier leadership. Nawrocki, a nationalist and eurosceptic, is expected to continue blocking progressive reforms favored by the EU.
His more radical views compared to predecessor Andrzej Duda suggest a challenging relationship with Tusk's government, complicating efforts to advance liberal policies on issues such as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.
The Western Journal: Biden White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Quits Democratic Party, Citing ‘Betrayal’
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has left the Democratic Party, citing a sense of "betrayal" over how the party treated President Biden, particularly regarding his decision to drop out of the 2024 election. Her upcoming book, "Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines," reflects her disillusionment and urges others to consider their political affiliations.
Jean-Pierre's departure signals a growing critique of the political duopoly in America, advocating for individuals to prioritize personal beliefs over party loyalty. Her book aims to encourage voters to embrace their independence and reassess their political identities.
GB News: Elon Musk turns on Donald Trump as he slams 'disgusting' tax bill in scathing attack
Elon Musk criticized President Trump's recent tax and spending bill, labeling it a "disgusting abomination" and expressing concern over its potential to increase the budget deficit by $600 billion. Musk's comments came after he ended his role as a "special Government employee" in the Trump administration.
The White House dismissed Musk's outrage, noting that Trump was aware of Musk's stance on the bill. During his time in the administration, Musk aimed to cut government spending significantly but ultimately achieved a much smaller reduction.
The Federalist: UK Media Are Mad At Beattie For Dismantling Censorship Regime
The Trump administration's closure of the Global Engagement Center (GEC) has prompted a resurgence of propaganda aimed at discrediting officials like Darren Beattie. Recent U.K. media reports allege Beattie has Kremlin ties based on his marriage to a Russian émigré, despite the GEC's dubious history of censorship rather than genuine counter-disinformation efforts.
As the Trump administration pushes for free speech and against censorship in Europe, these attacks appear to be a response to its initiatives. The administration is also implementing visa restrictions on foreign nationals involved in censoring protected expression in the U.S., highlighting a broader concern over rising censorship in democratic societies.
The Western Journal: Marjorie Taylor Greene Regrets Voting for 'Big, Beautiful Bill' After Seeing 'Pages 278-279'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has expressed regret over her vote for the "Big, Beautiful Bill," citing concerns about a provision that limits state control over AI regulations for ten years. She stated she would have opposed the bill had she known about this section.
Greene's criticism aligns with growing Republican discontent regarding the spending bill, particularly around its implications for state rights and federal power. Other notable figures, including Elon Musk, have also voiced strong opposition, labeling the bill as excessive and filled with unnecessary spending.
#society
Breitbart: Michael Rapaport Lashes Out After BLM, LGBTQIA2S+ Groups Silent on Antisemitism: 'Calvary Ain't Coming for the Jewish People'
Michael Rapaport expressed frustration over the lack of support for Jewish communities following an attack in Boulder, Colorado, where a Palestinian activist injured 12 people with incendiary devices. He criticized the silence from those who typically advocate for various social causes, stating that he feels abandoned.
The attacker, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, is in custody facing charges of attempted murder and assault after using makeshift weapons. He is also facing deportation for overstaying a tourist visa. Twelve victims were hospitalized due to their injuries.
Breitbart: Parents Face Charges After Young Son Killed Walking Home Unattended
The parents of 7-year-old Legend Jenkins, who was fatally struck by a car in North Carolina, face charges of involuntary manslaughter and child neglect for allowing him and his brother to walk home unsupervised. The incident occurred as Legend ran into traffic while returning from a grocery store.
Both parents have been denied permission to attend the funeral and are held on a $1.5 million bond. The driver of the vehicle is not facing charges, as police found no evidence of wrongdoing. Witnesses described the tragic scene as they attempted to comfort the boy before emergency services arrived.
Times Of Israel: Family of slain Israel embassy staffer speaks out against activists supporting attack
The family of Sarah Milgrim, a young American killed outside the Israeli Embassy, condemned activists justifying her murder. Milgrim and her boyfriend were shot by Elias Rodriguez, a far-left activist who claimed he acted for Palestine. Her family emphasized her commitment to peace and understanding.
Sarah's parents described her as a dedicated individual who sought to bridge divides between Israelis and Palestinians. They are mourning her loss and planning a trip to Israel to honor her memory. Rodriguez faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, as investigations continue.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Mediators optimistic Hamas will soon submit softened hostage deal proposal — sources
Mediators are hopeful that Hamas will soon present a revised hostage deal proposal aligned with US envoy Steve Witkoff's recent terms. Efforts are ongoing by Egyptian and Qatari mediators to negotiate changes to Hamas's earlier response, which was deemed unacceptable.
The proposed deal includes the release of 10 living hostages and the return of 18 deceased individuals in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel. The negotiations also involve discussions on a temporary truce and aid distribution in Gaza.
#economy
Breitbart: Ecuador Tariffs Packages from China's Slave-Linked Temu and Shein
Ecuador will impose a $20 tariff on packages shipped from China by companies like Temu and Shein starting June 16. This measure aims to protect local production and address the misuse of the "4×4 Courier" system, which has seen a significant increase in imports, harming local industries.
The government reports that the rise in imports has led to job losses in the textile and footwear sectors. Local businesses have called for stricter regulations on international e-commerce platforms to ensure fair competition and protect domestic jobs.
#health
Fox News: NEWT GINGRICH: Pay less, know more — Trump is slashing red tape and lowering your healthcare costs
President Trump’s healthcare agenda focuses on reducing the influence of middlemen, such as insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers, which contribute to rising costs in the U.S. healthcare system. His executive orders aimed at price transparency and direct drug sales to patients seek to empower consumers and bypass these intermediaries.
Trump's approach emphasizes prevention and personal responsibility, advocating for a healthcare system that prioritizes patient needs over bureaucratic complexities. He calls for continued reforms to create a transparent, patient-centered system that benefits Americans rather than industry middlemen.
#education
The Federalist: SCOTUS Needs To Protect Parent Rights Like It Did 100 Years Ago
Supreme Court may revisit parental rights in education, with cases challenging government education policies.
Fox News: SCOOP: Trump admin escalates pressure on Columbia as Ed Dept questions university's accreditation
Columbia University faces accreditation issues for mishandling antisemitism, prompting policy changes and staff cuts.
Fox News: Scandal-plagued school district referred to DOJ after another transgender locker room controversy
Virginia AG Jason Miyares investigates Loudoun County schools over Title IX violations, referring case to federal authorities.
The Federalist: Florida Narrowly Dodges Woke UF Presidential Candidate
Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono as UF's president, citing concerns over his DEI initiatives and conservative values.
#crime
Fox News: CA bill would allow inmates sentenced to life without parole to seek early release if crime was before age 26
The California Senate passed Senate Bill 672, allowing inmates sentenced to life without parole for crimes committed before age 26 to request early release. The measure, which passed 24-11 along party lines, excludes those convicted of serious offenses like murder of law enforcement officers.
Republicans criticized the bill as "soft-on-crime," arguing it endangers public safety and disregards victims' rights. They plan to oppose the bill in the Assembly, asserting that it could lead to the release of violent offenders who have earned their sentences.
#technology
Forbes: Reddit Accuses Anthropic Of Taking User Data Without Consent
Reddit has filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic, alleging that it trained its models using Reddit users' personal data without consent and continued to access Reddit's servers over 100,000 times after claiming it would stop. Reddit seeks damages and an injunction to prevent further data use.
The lawsuit highlights Reddit's efforts to engage in licensing negotiations with Anthropic, which were reportedly ignored. Reddit's stock saw a rise following the news, despite a significant drop in value throughout the year.