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#politics
The Western Journal: Air Force One Retrofit Price Less Than Half What Everyone Thought: Air Force
The Air Force estimates that retrofitting a Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar for use as Air Force One will cost less than $400 million, significantly lower than the $1 billion previously suggested. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink stated that existing budgets would cover much of the expense.
Despite skepticism from some lawmakers regarding the costs, the U.S. has officially accepted the aircraft, which will serve temporarily until new planes are delivered. President Trump emphasized that the gift is intended for government use, not personal benefit.
GB News: Elon Musk has 'lost his mind' claims Donald Trump as Russia urges tech tycoon to work for them
President Trump criticized Elon Musk, calling him "the man who has lost his mind," amid a public feud that has garnered attention even in Moscow. Russian officials, including former President Dmitry Medvedev, offered to mediate the dispute, suggesting a peace deal for a fee.
A YouGov poll indicates that while most Americans do not take sides, Trump has more support than Musk, especially among Republicans. Following the feud, Tesla shares plummeted 14%, losing about $150 billion in market value, although they rebounded slightly in pre-market trading.
#society
The Western Journal: Tragic Accident with Helium Balloon Takes Life of 6-Year-Old Boy
A six-year-old boy, Gunner Hyatt, died in Mount Carmel, Illinois, after inhaling helium from a Mylar balloon during his birthday celebrations. The Wabash County Coroner confirmed preliminary findings of suffocation linked to the balloon, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
Gunner's family expressed their grief, describing him as a joyful child whose laughter brought happiness to those around him. They thanked the community for their support during this tragic time. Further testing will determine the official cause of death.
Fox News: TSA tells Americans their Costco cards won't fly at airport security despite love for hot dogs
The TSA has clarified that a Costco membership card is not an acceptable form of identification for airport security. As of May 7, travelers must present a REAL ID, passport, or other federally-approved IDs to fly domestically.
The reminder comes after many people faced confusion and long lines at DMVs leading up to the REAL ID requirement deadline. The TSA continues to accept Department of Defense IDs for military personnel.
#economy
Le Monde: LVMH hit by cognac crisis and champagne slump
LVMH's Moët Hennessy division, known for prestigious brands like Hennessy and Moët & Chandon, faces challenges with a significant decline in revenue. In 2024, sales dropped 11% to €5.9 billion, continuing into 2025 with a further 9% decrease in the first quarter.
Despite accounting for only 7% of total sales, the division's high margins make it a crucial part of LVMH's luxury portfolio. The ongoing cognac crisis and champagne slowdown have disrupted forecasts, raising concerns about its future performance.
Fox News: Trump announces China will restart rare earth mineral shipments to US after productive call
President Trump announced that Chinese President Xi Jinping has agreed to resume shipments of rare earth minerals to the U.S., which had been halted since April. This decision comes after a significant disruption in the supply chain for critical materials essential for various industries, including defense.
The resumption follows a lengthy discussion between Trump and Xi, highlighting ongoing trade tensions. Trump emphasized the importance of the trade deal and its implications for both nations, especially in light of previous sanctions imposed by China on U.S. military contractors.
#culture
The Western Journal: Fury After New Black Panther Is Revealed to Be White
The recent revelation that the new "Black Panther" in Marvel Comics is a white character has sparked controversy, highlighting the ongoing debate over race-swapping in pop culture. Critics argue that this decision is an insult to Black representation, while some defend it as a continuation of identity politics.
The situation reflects a perceived hypocrisy in the cultural discourse surrounding race, where similar changes to traditionally white characters have been celebrated, but backlash arises when the roles are reversed. This incident underscores the complexities of identity politics within the realm of entertainment.