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Jun 6, 2025 |
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#politics
The Epoch Times: How a Chinese Government Statistician Was Forced to Report Fake Data
Luo Zhifei, a former Chinese government employee, fled to the U.S. after facing police intimidation for reporting on agricultural abuses in Guangdong. He alleged that local officials pressured him to fabricate farming statistics to meet GDP targets and fined farmers without sufficient evidence.
After publicly criticizing these practices, Luo was questioned by authorities about his mental state and warned against leaking information. He ultimately decided to escape to the U.S., where he denounced the Chinese Communist Party and highlighted the stark differences in personal freedoms between the two countries.
#society
Fox News: Michelle Obama reveals why her daughters tried to 'push away' from her and Barack
Michelle Obama shared that her daughters, Sasha and Malia, have sought independence from her and former President Barack Obama, particularly during their teenage years. They are focused on establishing their own identities and want to be recognized for their hard work, not just their famous lineage.
Michelle reflected on her daughters’ desire to forge their own paths, noting Malia's efforts in filmmaking without using the Obama name. She expressed understanding of their journey toward appreciating their parents as complex individuals rather than just public figures.
GB News: Nigel Farage says face coverings ‘don’t make sense’ as he wades in on burka row
Nigel Farage supports Sarah Pochin's call for a debate on banning the burka in the UK, citing examples from various countries that have implemented such bans. He argues that face coverings in public pose safety concerns, referencing a recent encounter with masked protesters.
During Prime Minister's Questions, Pochin urged the Prime Minister to consider a ban for public safety, but he declined to engage with her suggestion. Reform UK clarified that while banning the burka is not party policy, it believes the issue warrants national discussion.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: In Washington, Friedrich Merz seeks to ease tensions with Donald Trump
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized the need for Europe to achieve independence from the U.S. following his election in May 2025. He initially proposed sharing nuclear deterrence with France or Britain but shifted to a conciliatory tone ahead of his first meeting with President Trump, aiming to maintain U.S. support for Europe and Ukraine.
Merz's strategic approach reflects his desire to preserve Germany's "special relationship" with the U.S., avoiding any diplomatic missteps similar to those experienced by other leaders.
#crime
Fox News: FBI Deputy Director confirms Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide based on agency's files
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino stated that the evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein case supports the conclusion that he died by suicide, dismissing ongoing murder conspiracy theories. He mentioned that video footage shows Epstein alone in his cell prior to his death.
The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program has temporarily suspended payouts due to a lack of funds. Epstein, a financier, died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.