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#politics
GB News: Bev Turner reveals what Donald Trump told her after quizzing him for GB News
Bev Turner recounted her interaction with Donald Trump at his Trump-Turnberry golf course, where she pressed him with multiple questions despite restrictions on reporters. Trump reportedly appreciated her boldness and expressed admiration for her affiliation with GB News.
Breitbart: Nolte: CNNLOL Falsely Claims Manhattan Shooting Suspect ‘Possibly White’
CNN faced criticism for its reporting on the Manhattan mass-shooting suspect, with claims that the network inaccurately described him as "possibly white." Critics argue that CNN's choice not to show the suspect's photo during a segment reflects a bias in its coverage.
The commentary suggests that CNN's agenda is to frame narratives that align with certain political views, while detractors express satisfaction in observing what they perceive as the network's decline in credibility.
Forbes: How Larry Ellison And David Ellison Pulled Off The Paramount Deal
David Ellison, son of billionaire Larry Ellison, has built a significant relationship with Paramount over 15 years, culminating in the FCC's approval of an $8 billion merger with Skydance Media. This merger positions the Ellisons as influential figures in Hollywood, controlling a vast entertainment portfolio.
While David will serve as CEO of Paramount, his father retains significant equity and control, impacting decision-making. The merger involved concessions, including a $16 million payment to President Trump and commitments for diverse programming. The dynamics between father and son in this new venture remain complex.
Breitbart: South Africa's Zane Dangor Offers Excuses for Lack of U.S. Trade Deal as Deadline Approaches
South Africa's foreign policy chief, Zane Dangor, is attributing the lack of a trade deal with the U.S. to American demands on domestic policies like Black Economic Empowerment (BEE). With a looming 30% tariff on exports, South Africa continues to pursue policies that irritate the U.S., including criticism of Israel and downgrading Taiwan's diplomatic status.
As the trade deadline approaches, South Africa has made no progress on controversial policies like the Expropriation Act or BEE reforms. Dangor insists the government is making the right arguments but expresses concern over U.S. demands that he views as an infringement on sovereignty.
Fox News: Gov. Hochul dodges on whether she'll endorse Zohran Mamdani
Governor Kathy Hochul declined to endorse New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani during an interview, despite his recent primary win. She criticized Rep. Elise Stefanik for focusing on Mamdani's past calls to defund the police, emphasizing her own commitment to gun safety and law enforcement funding.
Hochul stated that political discussions should not overshadow the tragedy of a recent shooting, asserting that her role is to govern effectively and protect constituents. Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, is backed by prominent progressives and will compete against several candidates, including former Governor Andrew Cuomo.
#society
Fox News: Lindsay Lohan ditched Hollywood glamour for 'normal life' in Dubai
Lindsay Lohan has shared her reasons for leaving Hollywood and moving to Dubai, citing a desire for a "normal life" free from paparazzi scrutiny. She appreciates the privacy laws in Dubai, which allow her to feel safe while raising her son without the constant worry of being photographed.
Lohan reflects on her stressful experiences in Los Angeles and the overshadowing effects of paparazzi on her career. Now, she prioritizes family and personal well-being, emphasizing the importance of routine in her life.
Forbes: Trump Said Epstein ‘Stole’ Virginia Giuffre From His Employment
President Donald Trump claimed that Jeffrey Epstein "stole" one of his employees, Virginia Giuffre, from Mar-a-Lago, alleging that Epstein recruited staff from his resort. Trump stated he severed ties with Epstein over this issue, marking a shift from previous explanations for their fallout.
Giuffre, who worked at Mar-a-Lago in 2000, later became a prominent accuser of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Trump's comments come amid renewed scrutiny of his past connections to Epstein, particularly following the Justice Department's handling of Epstein-related investigations.
Times Of Israel: Sanctioned settler accused of killing Palestinian activist released to house arrest
Yinon Levi, a sanctioned Israeli settler, has been placed under house arrest after allegedly shooting and killing Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen during a confrontation in the West Bank. Police are pursuing charges of reckless manslaughter and unlawful firearm use against Levi, who is linked to a construction company involved in demolitions in Palestinian areas.
The incident has drawn international condemnation, with France labeling Hathaleen's death as "murder" and calling for accountability for settler violence. Violence in the West Bank has escalated since the Hamas attacks in October 2023, resulting in numerous casualties on both sides.
Fox News: Restaurant shuts down after chef insults TikTok influencer, prompting outrage: 'Still shaking'
Kis Café in San Francisco has closed following backlash from a viral video posted by influencer Karla, who claimed chef Luke Sung belittled her due to her follower count. The incident sparked outrage online, leading the restaurant to announce its closure and restructure.
In a public apology, Sung admitted to being "condescending, hurtful, and intimidating" and expressed regret for his actions. The café stated that the behavior was unacceptable and does not reflect the values of its team.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: France to air drop aid to Gaza from Friday
France plans to air drop 40 metric tons of aid into Gaza starting Friday, as concerns grow over famine in the region amid ongoing conflict. The French foreign minister emphasized the need for land access to facilitate more substantial aid deliveries, which remain blocked in Egypt.
Britain has also begun air drops, with Germany preparing to follow suit. Aid groups warn of mass starvation among Gaza's population, while Israel has increased aid truck entries but could expedite processes further to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.
#economy
The Western Journal: It Took 9 People at Media Matters to Write a Trump Tariff Hit Piece – It Aged Like Milk
Media Matters criticized President Trump's trade policies, but recent successes, including a significant EU deal and record tariff revenues exceeding $113 billion, have undermined their claims. The stock market has rebounded, reaching an average of 44,622.58, contrary to earlier predictions of a downturn.
Trump's approach has led to trade negotiations with multiple countries, with looming tariffs for those that do not comply. This has positioned him favorably in the eyes of voters, who support a strong negotiating stance.
#science
The Telegraph: Killer whales learn how to hunt by practising drowning each other
Orcas have been observed practicing drowning techniques on their pod members to enhance their hunting skills for larger prey, such as blue whales. This unprecedented behavior was filmed off the coast of Australia, showcasing a matriarch leading the young orcas in this grim training exercise.
The footage, part of the BBC's Parenthood documentary narrated by Sir David Attenborough, reveals how orcas surround a mock prey and force it underwater, demonstrating their advanced learning methods.
#technology
Breitbart: Not So Robo: Elon Musk Introduces Tesla Taxi Service with Human Drivers in San Francisco
Tesla is launching a limited chauffeur-style taxi service in the San Francisco Bay Area while awaiting regulatory approval for its autonomous robotaxis. The service will initially use human drivers and is part of Tesla's broader strategy to expand its self-driving technology beyond Austin, Texas.
Currently, Tesla's operations are restricted by California regulations, which do not allow the testing or transportation of the public in autonomous vehicles. The service will start with rides for employees' friends and family, as Tesla navigates the permit process. Future costs and timelines remain unclear.