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#politics
Fox News: Scoop: Ramaswamy pledges to spend at least $30M of his money in Ohio's race for governor
Vivek Ramaswamy is investing heavily in his campaign for the 2026 Ohio gubernatorial race, pledging to match or exceed his previous $30 million investment from his presidential run. He reported raising nearly $10 million in just over four months, claiming it sets a record for first-quarter fundraising in Ohio.
Ramaswamy, endorsed by Donald Trump, is currently unopposed in the Republican primary and aims to unite a broad base of support. He emphasizes educational reform as a key issue in his campaign, asserting that improving educational achievement is vital for Ohio's future.
Fox News: Trump administration torpedoes SCOTUS with emergency requests and sees surprising success
The Supreme Court has been actively responding to emergency applications from the Trump administration, with 20 filed in just 23 weeks. The court's 6-3 majority has largely ruled in favor of Trump, allowing significant policy actions such as a ban on transgender military service and cuts to Education Department grants.
This rapid filing of emergency applications is unprecedented, surpassing the total submitted by previous presidents. Trump's strategy of leveraging the court's "shadow" docket has enabled him to implement key executive orders despite facing numerous legal challenges.
The Western Journal: Hakeem Jeffries Breaks House Record, Still Fails to Stop 'Big Beautiful Bill'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries set a record for the longest speech in House history at nearly 9 hours, opposing the One Big Beautiful Bill, which ultimately passed 218-214. Despite his lengthy address, all but two Republicans supported the bill, while every Democrat voted against it.
The legislation includes funding for border security and tax cuts, maintaining 2017 tax rates. Jeffries criticized it as a "GOP tax scam," warning of increased deportations. The bill now heads to the president for signing.
Fox News: Trump administration torpedoes SCOTUS with emergency rulings and sees surprising success
The Supreme Court has been actively responding to emergency applications from the Trump administration, with 20 filed in just 23 weeks. The court's 6-3 majority has largely ruled in favor of Trump, allowing significant policy actions such as a ban on transgender military service and cuts to Education Department grants.
This rapid filing of emergency applications is unprecedented, surpassing the total submitted by previous presidents. Trump's strategy of leveraging the court's "shadow" docket has enabled him to implement key executive orders despite facing numerous legal challenges.
The Federalist: Trump Wins Again. Big Beautiful Bill Headed To President's Desk
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' lengthy speech aimed at stalling President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" ultimately failed, as Trump secured a significant domestic policy victory. The bill, which makes the 2017 tax cuts permanent, passed swiftly compared to previous legislative efforts.
In the past months, Trump has achieved notable successes, including record low illegal immigration arrests, decreasing inflation, and improved gas prices. Additionally, U.S. foreign policy has strengthened, with Iran's nuclear capabilities diminished and a more assertive stance towards global adversaries.
#society
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Sandstorm in Afghanistan, Military Exercise in Indonesia, and Invasion of Lovebugs
A wildfire in Ierapetra, Crete, has prompted evacuations of locals and tourists as strong winds exacerbate the situation. Firefighters are actively working to control the blaze on the popular holiday island.
In a separate event, a child was seen playing with an airplane kite during an air base open day in Aceh Province, Indonesia, following a military exercise.
GB News: State pension shortfall slaps Britons as retirees losing £4,000 a year: 'Indefensible!'
British pensioners living abroad in countries like Australia and South Africa are facing significant financial losses due to a policy that freezes their state pension payments. Unlike those in the UK who benefit from annual increases, expatriates see their pensions remain at the initial amount, leading to a loss of purchasing power over time.
This situation affects over 400,000 pensioners, with many experiencing shortfalls exceeding £4,000 annually due to inflation. Campaigners argue that it is unjust for retirees who contributed throughout their working lives to suffer financially based on their country of residence.
The Western Journal: US Teen Detained After Landing Plane in Antarctica, Accused of Violating 'Multiple National and International Regulations'
A 19-year-old American pilot, Ethan Guo, was detained in Antarctica after flying there without authorization and providing a false flight plan. He was charged with violating multiple national and international regulations, endangering air traffic safety.
Guo aimed to become the youngest person to fly solo to all seven continents while raising funds for cancer research. He had documented his journey on social media and had already visited six continents before attempting the flight to Antarctica.
#economy
Le Monde: France gets a reprieve in its fight against EU-Mercosur agreement
Mercosur leaders met in Buenos Aires for their semi-annual summit, highlighting a significant trade agreement with the European Commission signed in 2024. However, the treaty remains unratified by member states and the European Parliament, delaying its implementation.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed optimism about finalizing the deal during his presidency, emphasizing its potential impact on 722 million people and a combined GDP of $27 trillion.