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#politics
Fox News: Trump admin sets the record straight on reports of Musk 'body-checking' Treasury Secretary at White House
Elon Musk reportedly had a physical altercation with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at the White House earlier this year, following a disagreement over IRS commissioner nominations. Musk allegedly body-checked Bessent, leading to a brief exchange of insults.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt downplayed the incident, calling it a disagreement rather than a fistfight. Tensions have also arisen over Trump's spending bill, which Musk criticized as wasteful. The administration maintains that despite disagreements, they are focused on working together for the American public.
Fox News: Noem says Trump admin won’t let ‘a repeat of 2020 happen’ as National Guard responds to LA immigration riots
President Trump has deployed 2,000 National Guard soldiers to Los Angeles to maintain peace amid violent immigration protests. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem stated the move prioritizes community and law enforcement safety, criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom's handling of the situation.
Noem emphasized that the National Guard is trained for crowd management and will help ensure safety for both peaceful protesters and law enforcement. She expressed concerns about a repeat of the 2020 riots, contrasting Trump's proactive approach with what she described as poor decisions by Democratic leaders.
Le Monde: Quebec and Canada find common ground: 'Who is best to stand up to Trump?'
Quebec has shown unprecedented support for Canada in response to Donald Trump's suggestion of making it the 51st state. This solidarity has overshadowed the pro-independence movement, highlighting a desire to maintain Quebec's identity while standing united with the rest of Canada.
In Montreal, public displays of support for Canada are evident, with shops promoting Canadian pride and unity. The sentiment of "resistance" resonates strongly among Québécois, marking a significant shift in their relationship with the federal state amid ongoing tensions with the U.S.
#society
GB News: McDonald's confirms 'boldest menu yet' for UK and Ireland restaurants - full list of 'crave-worthy' items out this month
McDonald's will launch a new menu in its UK and Ireland restaurants on June 18, featuring the Big Arch burger and 12 other items. Highlights include the returning Toffee Crisp McFlurry, Cheesy McCrispy, Halloumi Fries, Katsu Chicken One wrap, and Toffee Apple Pie.
The Big Arch burger features two beef patties, white cheddar, crispy onions, and a signature sauce. McDonald's emphasizes that the new offerings are available for a limited time, encouraging customers to visit for a taste of summer.
#religion
Liberty Nation News: Biden FBI Obscured Extent of Agency Investigation of Catholics - Liberty Nation News
The FBI's scrutiny of traditional Catholics under the Biden administration has raised concerns about violations of the First Amendment. Allegations from Sen. Chuck Grassley suggest the agency concealed information about its investigations, which labeled some Catholics as potential extremists based on dubious sources.
The FBI's actions are seen as an infringement on free speech and religious liberties, with reports indicating efforts to recruit informants within Catholic communities. Critics argue this reflects government overreach and a troubling precedent for monitoring religious groups.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: There’s Nothing Like a Mother’s Lullaby
A Yale study shows that singing to infants is more effective in calming them than playing classical music. Parents who sang to their babies reported significant improvements in mood and reduced fussiness, highlighting the importance of nurturing through sound.
The study also points to a cultural decline in the tradition of singing lullabies, with modern society lacking the communal experiences that foster such songs. A return to these practices may enhance parent-child bonding and celebrate new life.
#other
Daily Mirror: Labour minister hits back at X-rated chanting about Starmer during England game
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Daily Mirror: Meghan would've 'horrified' King with astonishing move as she 'clings' to title
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