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WWII Vet Crushes Tesla with Tank

In a protest video by British activist group Led By Donkeys, 98-year-old World War II veteran Ken Turner drove a Sherman tank over a Tesla, symbolizing the crushing of fascism. This action directly targets Elon Musk’s alleged support for far-right European political parties, a move criticized for undermining democracy. The stunt follows previous campaigns against Musk by Led By Donkeys and a German group, highlighting growing European opposition to Musk’s political involvement. Decreasing Tesla sales in Europe further underscore the negative impact of Musk’s actions.

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Biden’s Blunt Response to Trump’s Fixation: ‘I Beat Him’

In a highly anticipated live interview on *The View*, former President Joe Biden sharply criticized Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office, citing damage to NATO and concerns about foreign policy. Biden attributed Trump’s continued attacks to his 2020 election defeat, stating, “I beat him.” The interview, Biden’s first live television appearance since Trump’s inauguration, is seen as a preemptive response to upcoming books alleging cognitive decline during his presidency. The Bidens firmly denied these allegations, with Jill Biden emphasizing her husband’s tireless work ethic.

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UnitedHealthcare Shareholders Sue After CEO’s Killing, Claiming Loss of “Anti-Consumer Tactics”

A class-action lawsuit filed in New York accuses UnitedHealthcare of misleading investors by maintaining its 2025 earnings forecast after CEO Brian Thompson’s death, despite the subsequent negative public perception impacting the company’s operational capabilities. The suit alleges that this initial forecast was “materially false and misleading,” contending the resulting public backlash hindered the company’s ability to meet its projected earnings. UnitedHealthcare eventually revised its outlook downward in April, causing a significant stock drop. The investors seek unspecified damages.

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EU Imposes €100B Counter-Tariffs on US Planes and Autos

In response to ongoing trade disputes with the U.S., the EU is preparing retaliatory measures including potential export restrictions on €4.4 billion worth of goods and a WTO challenge against imposed tariffs. While the EU seeks negotiated solutions, the Commission acknowledges the unlikelihood of returning to pre-dispute trade relations with the Trump administration. This expectation stems from the belief that tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automobiles will remain in place due to the U.S.’s reindustrialization goals, although some flexibility on the baseline tariff is anticipated.

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New Pope Leo XIV Condemns JD Vance’s Immigration Stance

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has used social media to express his views on immigration and politics, generating significant attention. He directly criticized Vice President J.D. Vance’s interpretation of Christian love as justifying restrictive immigration policies, publicly disagreeing with Vance’s “ordo amoris” argument. The Pope’s social media history reveals a consistent opposition to Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including retweets condemning Trump’s actions and comparing them to human rights abuses. This outspokenness has drawn both praise and condemnation, with some right-wing commentators expressing disapproval of the Pope’s stances.

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Putin’s Plea to Xi: China Rejects Russia’s Factory Request

During a meeting with Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin expressed Russia’s eagerness to host Chinese production facilities, citing Russia’s increased reliance on Chinese car imports. Putin pledged to create favorable conditions for Chinese businesses, characterizing Russo-Chinese relations as exemplary. However, despite increased trade, significant Chinese investment in Russia’s real sector remains limited, with overall foreign direct investment in Russia plummeting since the Ukraine invasion. This decline contrasts sharply with Putin’s assertions of a strong economic partnership and highlights ongoing challenges for the Russian economy.

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Trump Administration Deports Two More US Citizen Children After Alleged Deception

Following Omar’s deportation, Parra Vargas, equipped with an electronic monitoring device, presented herself at an Austin processing center as instructed, believing she was pursuing asylum and a work permit. However, she and her three children, including two U.S. citizens, vanished into ICE custody. Grassroots Leadership’s attempts to locate the family were initially hampered by ICE’s refusal to provide information regarding their whereabouts. The organization’s legal team is actively working to find them.

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India-Pakistan Air Clash: Jets Shot Down, Pilot Captured

Following multiple Pakistani missile and drone attacks targeting Jammu and Rajasthan, India’s air defense systems, including S-400 and Akash platforms, successfully neutralized at least eight incoming threats. A Pakistani F-16 fighter jet, launched from Sargodha airbase and attempting to strike Jammu Airport, was subsequently shot down by Indian forces. These actions prevented significant damage to infrastructure and casualties. The incident represents a significant escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan.

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Cuomo Slams Cowardly Republican for Bailing on Interview

NewsNation anchor Chris Cuomo condemned Senator John Kennedy’s last-minute cancellation of a scheduled interview, labeling the Senator’s actions cowardly and prioritizing political loyalty over accountability. Cuomo asserted that Kennedy avoided tough questions regarding President Trump’s election claims and other pressing issues. The anchor criticized this as symptomatic of a broader fear within the GOP to challenge Trump, hindering factual discourse and moral principle. Cuomo’s commentary highlighted this perceived lack of accountability as a significant problem requiring public condemnation. Kennedy’s office has yet to publicly respond.

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Trump Rages Against Fed’s Stagflation Warning

Despite Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s warning of potential stagflation due to tariffs, Trump claims the opposite is occurring, citing decreased energy costs and inflation. Trump’s assertions directly contradict Powell’s concerns about rising inflation, slower growth, and increased unemployment resulting from the tariff policy. This stark disagreement highlights a significant tension between the Trump administration and the Federal Reserve regarding the economic impact of tariffs. Trump’s repeated attacks on Powell underscore the deep divisions over economic policy.

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