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Jun 10, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Newsom Sues Trump for 'Illegal' Takeover of CA National Guard; Likely to Lose, Experts Say
California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing President Trump over the federalization of the California National Guard, claiming it is illegal. Legal experts suggest Newsom's case is weak, citing the president's broad authority over the military and historical precedents for federalizing the National Guard.
Newsom argues that Trump's actions escalate tensions and create fear, while the lawsuit downplays the violence of recent protests. Despite the legal challenges, experts indicate that Trump likely has the authority to deploy the National Guard under various statutes.
Le Monde: Political tensions erupt in Colombia after assassination attempt on opposition leader
Colombian lawmaker Miguel Uribe Turbay was the target of an assassination attempt during a campaign event in Bogotá, leading to widespread protests across the country. Demonstrators showed support for Turbay and criticized President Gustavo Petro, blaming him for inciting violence.
Turbay remains in critical condition after surgery, with his wife urging continued prayers for his recovery. The incident has intensified political tensions ahead of the 2026 presidential election, where Turbay is a potential candidate from the right-wing Democratic Centre party.
Front Page Magazine: It’s Not About Biden. It’s About the Left.
Democrats are facing a reckoning as they grapple with their unpopularity and the impact of their policies. Many blame President Biden for the party's failures, but the issues run deeper, tied to a leftward shift and the influence of various interest groups.
Rather than address the ideological roots of their challenges, party insiders suggest superficial changes, avoiding a real examination of their beliefs. This denial extends to their handling of controversial issues, leaving the party historically unpopular and struggling to define its identity.
#society
Front Page Magazine: When Jihad Gets a Plea Deal
The Department of Justice is criticized for its perceived leniency towards jihad-related crimes while harshly prosecuting individuals with conservative or Christian beliefs. Cases involving threats against Jewish communities have been downplayed, with charges reduced or omitted entirely, raising concerns about unequal application of justice.
This pattern of selective enforcement is seen as a deliberate policy shift, where the DOJ prioritizes protecting certain groups over upholding the law equally. The article argues that this approach endangers public safety and undermines the justice system, leaving communities vulnerable.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Israel is Committing Genocide in Gaza!
The assertion that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza is challenged by several points. If genocide were occurring, Hamas could end it by returning hostages, which they refuse to do. Additionally, Israel's military tactics, including the use of precision weapons and the provision of aid, contradict claims of genocide.
Moreover, the population growth in Gaza over decades and Israel's treatment of Gazans in its hospitals further undermine the genocide narrative. The article argues that the real atrocity occurred on October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Norwegian Chesterton: A Brief Introduction to Sigrid Undset
Sigrid Undset, a Nobel Prize-winning novelist and Catholic convert, celebrated key anniversaries in 2024, marking her entry into the Catholic Church and her death. Known for her medieval-themed works, including "Kristin Lavransdatter," she faced personal struggles while passionately advocating for Catholicism in Norway.
Her literary career flourished despite societal challenges, including fleeing Norway during World War II. Undset's contributions to Catholic literature and her translations of notable works reflect her deep faith and commitment to her heritage. She passed away in 1949, leaving a lasting legacy.
The Telegraph: Justin Baldoni’s $400m lawsuit against Blake Lively thrown out by judge
A judge has dismissed Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against Blake Lively, which was filed after Lively accused him of sexual harassment and retaliation. Baldoni's claims of defamation and extortion were rejected, as allegations made in lawsuits are exempt from libel claims.
The court found no basis for Baldoni's assertion that Lively's actions constituted extortion, noting that she had no legal obligation to promote the film. The ruling effectively ends the legal battle between the two actors.
#crime
GB News: Plastic surgeon who attempted to kill fellow doctor over work dispute jailed for life
Peter Brooks, a plastic surgeon, has been sentenced to life in prison for attempting to kill former colleague Graeme Perks during a home invasion in January 2021. Brooks stabbed Perks, who had just retired, after an ongoing work dispute, leaving him with life-threatening injuries.
Brooks was convicted of attempted murder and arson but refused to attend court in person, citing health issues. The judge noted Brooks's professional background and the severe impact of his actions on Perks and his family. Perks has since experienced hallucinations and incurred significant home repair costs due to the attack.