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WB Reportedly Asked Gal Gadot To Take Back Her Controversial Tweet We Got This Covered May 31, 2021 The online discussion about Gal Gadot as of late has been a great example of how quickly the internet can turn on someone. It wasn’t too long ago that the Wonder Woman star received a ton of support after she addressed how Joss Whedon threatened her career on the set of Justice League. But shortly after that, she became Twitter Enemy No. 1 thanks to her response to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Though Gadot’s comments on the current crisis called for…
Israeli opposition parties reach agreement to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Washington Post May 31, 2021 JERUSALEM — A diverse coalition of Israeli opposition parties said Sunday that they have the votes to form a unity government to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving leader and its dominant political figure for more than a decade. Under their agreement, reached after weeks of negotiations spearheaded by centrist opposition leader Yair Lapid, former Netanyahu defense minister and ally Naftali Bennett will lead a power-sharing government. Bennett, 49, would serve as Israel’s next prime minister, according to terms of the…
Trump’s longtime ally Roger Stone says the former president must prepare to be indicted for fraud in the coming weeks By Joshua Zitser Business Insider May 31, 2021 Roger Stone, a longtime friend and former advisor to Donald Trump, said in an Infowars interview on Friday that he believed the former president would face an indictment imminently, Salon reported. “I would be shocked if they did not come forward with a fabricated indictment for bank fraud or tax fraud against the former president by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance,” Stone told the far-right Infowars. “If they want to…
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VP Kamala Harris bashed for her “enjoy the long weekend” Memorial Day tweet Newsweek May 30, 2021 In her first Memorial Day weekend as vice president of the United States, she simply posted a smiling photo of herself and said “Enjoy the long weekend.” Enjoy the long weekend. pic.twitter.com/ilGOrod4AW — Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) May 29, 2021 Memorial Day is a federal holiday on the last Monday in May to remember those who have died while serving in the United States military. It was initially called Decoration Day following the U.S. Civil War, which took more American…
Duke basketball: 5 excuses Coach K cannot honestly use next season Ball Durham May 29, 2021 The 2021-22 season will be a fair gauge of modern Duke basketball strategy. It’s best not to forget that the Duke basketball program was a laughingstock underachiever in the eyes of outsiders last season. Considering the arrival of another elite recruiting class plus the return of a new-and-improved eventual All-ACC First Team performer in sophomore Matthew Hurt, the final 13-11 record — and subsequent late-March vacation — was simply inexcusable. Still, though, head coach Mike Krzyzewski often served as a spin doctor…
Bill Maher defends Israel, rips ‘liberal media’ and ‘Bella Hadids of the world’ By Joseph Wulfsohn Fox News May 29, 2021 “Real Time” host Bill Maher weighed in on the Israel-Gaza conflict Friday night after canceling last week’s show following his positive coronavirus test result. He quickly took issue with the “liberal media” for its coverage of the fighting. “One of the frustrations I had while I was off is that I was watching this war go on in Israel … and it was frustrating to me because there was no one on liberal media to defend Israel,…
The Washington Times May 29, 2021 The Black Lives Matter movement’s embrace of the Palestinian cause substitutes racial identity for religious autonomy in the Mideast conflict, casting Israel as the aggressor even as antisemitic attacks in the U.S. are on the rise, foreign policy analysts say. With its popularity among progressives and Democrats intact, BLM threatens to add tinder to the Israeli-Palestinian conflagration by inviting comparisons to the antebellum South, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and ’70s and the white-minority oppression of South Africa, analysts say. “They have equated Israel with White supremacists and Palestinians with Blacks.…
The Washington Times May 29, 2021 Like many ranchers who struggled during the novel coronavirus pandemic, Liesl Carpenter would love to have her hefty agricultural loans forgiven by the federal government, but there’s just one problem: She’s the wrong race. As a White person, Ms. Carpenter is ineligible for the American Rescue Plan’s $4 billion program for “socially disadvantaged” farmers and ranchers, which offers to pay up to 120% of the outstanding balances on direct and guaranteed farm loans, including tax liability. “If we could have had relief from this, it would have been amazing,” said Ms. Carpenter, who…
Yahoo News May 29, 2021 In stark contrast to last summer, more Americans now say violent crime is a “very big problem” in the U.S. than say the same about COVID-19, according to a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll — a shift that suggests policing and public safety could come to dominate U.S. politics as the pandemic subsides, potentially putting the Biden administration and Democratic leaders on the defensive. The survey of 1,588 U.S. adults, which was conducted from May 24 to May 26, found that just 32 percent of them now describe COVID-19 as a very big problem, down…