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Jun 27, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Claim Trump nixed top Musk ally from NASA post over Dem donations belied by ex-Dems on team
Claims that President Trump withdrew NASA nominee Jared Isaacman due to his Democratic donations are unfounded, as Trump has a history of appointing officials from both parties. Trump's past donations to Democrats, including prominent figures like Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer, are well-documented.
Isaacman's nomination was rescinded following a review of his associations, which some speculate relates to his financial contributions to Democratic candidates. Despite Trump's adversarial stance towards Democrats, he has appointed individuals with left-leaning ties, including Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
#society
The Telegraph: Dawn French ‘dismisses’ Oct 7 Hamas attacks
Dawn French faces backlash for a social media video where she appears to mock supporters of Israel amid the ongoing conflict following the October 7 Hamas attacks. Critics, including Tracy-Ann Oberman, have labeled her tone as dismissive and mocking of the serious situation.
The video has gained significant attention, amassing over half a million views within a day. French's comments on the complexities of the conflict have sparked outrage among some viewers.
GB News: Hydrogen cars 'are not the enemy' of electric vehicles as calls grow for more refuelling stations
Car manufacturers in the UK are expressing frustration over the government's lack of support for hydrogen filling station infrastructure, which they believe is essential for diversifying alternatives to battery electric vehicles. Experts are urging the government to adopt a strategy similar to the European Commission's plan for hydrogen refuelling networks.
Industry leaders argue that without proper infrastructure, the market for hydrogen vehicles will remain limited, with only a few models available to consumers. They emphasize the need for technological openness and consumer choice in zero-emission vehicles, warning that the current focus on battery electric vehicles could hinder progress toward net-zero goals.
#culture
Le Monde: Agnès Varda footage made available to film students
Agnès Varda's 2000 documentary, "Les Glaneurs et la Glaneuse," presented at Cannes, examines gleaning—collecting leftover crops and salvaging food. The film reflects on industrial society and features Varda herself, exploring her career and the art of capturing images.
The documentary highlights the lives of those affected by poverty and environmental issues across France.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Presenting the Beautiful: The Joyful Duty of Catholic Education
Beauty plays a crucial role in Catholic education, inspiring both love and learning. St. Augustine's reflections highlight the deep connection between beauty and faith, emphasizing that true beauty enriches the mind and heart, and should be integral to the educational experience.
Teachers are encouraged to present subjects in ways that evoke passion and appreciation, rather than merely focusing on technical aspects. This approach fosters a lasting impact on students, aligning with Augustine's belief that encounters with beauty lead to a deeper understanding of God.
#crime
The Western Journal: Epstein's Attorney Unleashes on Musk's 'Really Big Bomb,' Responds 'Authoritatively, Unequivocally, and Definitively'
Attorney David Schoen, who represented Jeffrey Epstein, has denied Elon Musk's claims that President Trump is implicated in Epstein's files. Schoen stated he asked Epstein directly and found no damaging information regarding Trump.
The ongoing feud between Musk and Trump centers on government spending issues, with Musk suggesting that the lack of released Epstein files indicates Trump's involvement. Critics argue that if incriminating evidence existed, it would have been disclosed by political opponents long ago.
#sports
Le Monde: French Open: Carlos Alcaraz advances to final after Lorenzo Musetti retires injured
Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the French Open final after Lorenzo Musetti retired due to a thigh injury while trailing. Alcaraz was leading 4-6, 7-6 (7/3), 6-0, 2-0 when Musetti called it quits. Alcaraz expressed concern for Musetti's health and aims for his fifth Grand Slam title.
Alcaraz will face either Jannik Sinner or Novak Djokovic in the final. He has previously defeated Sinner but lost to Djokovic in their past two encounters at Roland Garros. Alcaraz emphasized his strong performance throughout the tournament and his determination for the final match.