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#politics
Fox News: 'We're ignoring him': GOP senators react to Musk's threat to primary supporters of Trump's 'beautiful' bill
Elon Musk has threatened to support primary challenges against GOP senators who back President Trump's significant spending bill, prompting pushback from several senators who prioritize fulfilling Trump's agenda. They argue that the bill is essential for securing the border and boosting the economy.
Despite Musk's criticisms, many GOP senators remain focused on the bill's potential benefits, asserting that it will lead to revenue growth and reduced deficits. Some senators express a desire to reconcile with Musk, acknowledging his contributions to the economy while emphasizing their commitment to Trump's priorities.
Forbes: Musk-Trump Feud Reignites: Trump Warns Musk To Not Play 'Game' (Live Updates)
President Trump and Elon Musk's feud intensified as Trump hinted at deporting Musk and threatened investigations into his companies. This followed Musk's criticism of Trump's spending bill and support for primary challenges against GOP lawmakers who back it.
Musk responded by challenging Trump to cut subsidies to his companies, asserting that he would support candidates opposing the spending bill. The conflict has affected Tesla's stock, which dropped 6% amid the escalating tensions.
Times Of Israel: Top justice decries ‘injury to democracy’ as hecklers disrupt hearing on Shin Bet appointment
Supreme Court President Isaac Amit condemned disruptions during a hearing on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's nomination of Maj. Gen. David Zini as head of the Shin Bet security agency, labeling it an "injury to democracy." The court was cleared of the public after repeated heckling, which included confrontations between judges over Netanyahu's conflict of interest in the nomination process.
The hearing involved two petitions challenging the Attorney General's directive that Netanyahu must delegate the nomination due to his conflict of interest. The judges expressed concerns about the legality of the nomination and criticized both the government's and the opposition's approaches to the issue, highlighting the potential implications for Israel's democratic processes.
Fox News: Hochul fails to crack 50% but tops potential GOP challenges by double digits in NY governor race: poll
Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul leads potential Republican challengers by over 20 points in hypothetical 2026 matchups, according to a Siena College poll. However, she fails to secure 50% support and a majority of voters prefer "someone else" for governor.
Polling indicates that half of New Yorkers believe the state is on the wrong track, with Hochul's favorability rating at 42%-47%. In a Republican primary, Rep. Elise Stefanik leads with 35%. Hochul also faces a primary challenge from her lieutenant governor, Antonio Delgado.
The Federalist: GOPers Contest AZ Law Allowing Nonresidents To Register To Vote
A lawsuit filed in Maricopa County claims that an Arizona law allowing individuals who have never lived in the U.S. to register to vote is unconstitutional. The plaintiffs, including the Republican National Committee and Arizona GOP, argue that residency cannot be inherited and that the law dilutes the votes of eligible residents.
The lawsuit seeks to declare the law in violation of the Arizona Constitution and to prevent the Secretary of State from accepting registrations from those who have never resided in Arizona. The plaintiffs assert that elections should be determined by actual residents of the state.
#society
Forbes: The Sabrina Carpenter Fund Reaches $1 Million Milestone In Record Time
Sabrina Carpenter's philanthropic efforts have led to the creation of the Sabrina Carpenter Fund, which has raised over $1 million in under a year through ticket sales from her tours. The fund supports mental health, animal welfare, and LGBTQ+ rights, partnering with organizations like the JED Foundation and Rainbow Railroad.
The PLUS1 nonprofit, co-founded by Marika Anthony-Shaw, has facilitated this initiative, emphasizing the importance of artists using their platforms for social impact. Carpenter's commitment and innovative strategies have set a precedent for future philanthropic endeavors in the music industry.
Le Monde: Israel limits entry of baby formula in Gaza as infants die of hunger
An American doctor traveling to Gaza for a medical mission had baby formula confiscated by Israeli security at the Allenby Bridge, despite the dire need for supplies in the enclave. Local health workers report a severe shortage of baby formula, particularly for vulnerable infants.
This situation raises concerns about the use of hunger as a weapon in the ongoing conflict, as many mothers are unable to breastfeed due to malnutrition.
GB News: E-bikes to face 'swift justice' as fire safety concerns prompt action to end 'road loopholes'
Britons face serious fire risks from unsafe, illegally modified e-bikes, particularly those purchased online for gig economy use. An inquiry revealed that the lack of regulation allows dangerous models to proliferate, prompting calls for immediate government action and accountability from online retailers.
The report highlights the urgent need for legislation to regulate e-bikes, including measures for swift police action against illegal models and a proposed scrappage scheme funded by delivery companies. It warns that confusion over legal and illegal e-bikes could damage public safety and affect vulnerable groups relying on e-cycles for mobility.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: French diplomat visits two French nationals detained in Iran
A French diplomat visited Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, two French nationals detained in Iran, following concerns for their safety after an Israeli airstrike on Evin prison. Their families have demanded proof of life amid fears for their well-being.
Iran's judiciary claims the strike killed at least 79 people and has transferred some inmates, including women, to other facilities. Kohler and Paris, held since May 2022 on espionage charges, are among around 20 European nationals believed to be detained in Iran, which some view as a tactic for leverage in negotiations.
Fox News: Russia claims gains in Ukraine as US attention focuses on Iran war
Russia claims to have fully captured Ukraine's Luhansk region, marking a significant development in its ongoing invasion. Ukrainian officials have not yet responded to these claims, while reports indicate that Russia occupies less than 20% of Ukraine, including parts of Luhansk and other annexed regions.
Tensions remain high as Russia has amassed troops near Ukraine's northern border, raising concerns of a new offensive. U.S.-led ceasefire efforts have stalled, with little communication between Washington and Moscow, as President Trump continues to push for a resolution to the conflict.
#religion
Fox News: Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart dead at 90, family says
Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, the longest-serving TV evangelist and founder of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, has passed away at the age of 90. His family announced the news, noting that his son had previously requested prayers for his father's health.
Swaggart was a prominent figure in American evangelism, known for his influential preaching and ministry work. This is a developing story.
#culture
CNSNews: Kathy Griffin’s New Shock Shtick Is Just a Tired, Old Bit – Even With 4 Severed Heads
Kathy Griffin attempted to regain attention by reviving her controversial severed-head stunt, this time featuring the heads of Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Donald Trump. Her latest effort, aimed at shocking the audience, appears to have fallen flat as public response indicates desensitization to such tactics.
The escalation in shock value, whether in comedy or politics, risks losing its impact over time. Griffin's approach may mirror broader political strategies that have similarly failed to resonate, leaving her to navigate the consequences of her provocative actions.
#education
Forbes: Indiana University To Discontinue More Than 100 Academic Programs
Indiana University-Bloomington will eliminate or consolidate over 100 academic programs due to new state legislation mandating minimum graduation thresholds. Programs across various disciplines, including education and foreign languages, will be affected, with many having zero enrollments.
The restructuring aims to improve educational quality and align offerings with workforce demands. Other Indiana public institutions are also participating, with a total of 400 programs identified for elimination or consolidation statewide.