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(19 May 2025)

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Washington – 19 May 2025

1. House Speaker Mike Johnson, (R) Louisiana, enters the U.S. Capitol

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Mike Johnson, House Speaker:

“There's been a lot of not fully informed reporting about what's going on. There's lots of discussions. We have multiple caucuses and multiple subgroups who have made requests and suggestions as we work towards a manager's amendment, a cleanup amendment that will go through rules. And so, none of that has been ultimately and finally decided because, as everyone knows around here, we have to build consensus around all those ideas. I've seen lots of conjecture out there, but I wouldn't put much stock in that. I told all the members on a conference call this morning that this is a consensus building operation. It's been a bottom-up process. That was what everybody wanted. That's what we've delivered. And we're almost there. And I'm very optimistic that we will find the right equilibrium point to get this bill delivered. It's going to be a big thing.”

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Mike Johnson, House Speaker:

“This is arguably the largest and most comprehensive piece of legislation that Congress has worked on in probably generations. One of the most in the history of the country. There's a lot of moving parts and a lot preferences and ideas on how to handle all that. And so, we anticipated all through the process that we would come to this point and there would be some minor modifications in a manager's amendment to clean up thing. We've got a few issues to resolve but we're working with all the interested parties to do that and I'm confident that we will.”

4. Speaker Johnson walks up steps to his office in the U.S. Capitol

STORYLINE:

House Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledges there is still work to do as Republicans struggle to push ahead with President Donald Trump's big bill of tax breaks, spending cuts and border security funds.

 

Republicans advanced the sprawling package from a key House committee during a rare Sunday night vote.

 

But stark divisions remain.

 

Johnson told reporters on Monday afternoon that he’s optimistic that the House will get the bill delivered.

 

“I've seen lots of conjecture out there, but I wouldn't put much stock in that. I told all the members on a conference call this morning that this is a consensus building operation. It's been a bottom-up process. That was what everybody wanted. That's what we've delivered. And we're almost there,” Johnson said.

 

Conservatives are pushing for quicker cuts on Medicaid and green energy programs to help defray costs.

 

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday it’s “absolutely essential” that Republicans unite and pass the bill.

 

It all points to a difficult week ahead for Johnson, who is determined to push the package forward in a House vote ahead of his Memorial Day deadline. 

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Camden, Delaware - 16 May 2025

1. Various hundreds of chicks milling around a stall

2. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA:

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“They were sitting at the post office and somehow were not delivered.”

3. Dozens of chicks in a carrier

4. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"The… investigator… was guessing that there was 8,100 birds that were still alive. A lot of them were dead on arrival due to being in this truck for three and a half days with no food, no water and extreme heat.”

5. First State Animal Center and SPCA barn holding the chicks

6. Hundreds of chicks milling around a stall

7. First State Animal Center and SPCA sign

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"On May 2nd, we got a phone call from an investigator from the Department of Agriculture informing the shelter… that we were going to be receiving 240 birds that were left at the post office in Newcastle, Delaware.”

9. Dozens of chicks in a carrier

10. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

”When the large truck came in and backed in and we found out it was 240 to 300 — crates — and each crate contained numerous birds.”

11. Chicks being adopted

12. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA:

”These crates were wet with dead fowl and it was a mess.”

13. Dozens of chicks in a carrier

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

14. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA:

”We want to get them adopted just due to the fact that we are the SPCA. We are a no-kill shelter in the state of Delaware.”

15. Chick feed

16. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

”The Deputy Secretary told me they're going to try to go after the United States Postal Service to see if they can recoup and would let us know… it leaves us footing the bill now and in the future.”

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17. SOUNDBITE (English) John Parana, Executive Director, First State Animal Center and SPCA:

“The birds were released to us and so they are our responsibility now. Our care and our dime.”

19. Hundreds of chicks milling around a stall

STORYLINE:

A Delaware animal shelter is trying to care for and rehome thousands of chicks that survived being left in a postal service truck for three days. Trapped in a warm enclosure, without food and water, thousands died before they were discovered.

Involved parties are still awaiting answers as to how 12,000 chicks were abandoned within a Delaware mail distribution center. The United States Postal Service said in an email that it was aware of a process breakdown and was actively investigating what occurred.

Pennsylvania-based Freedom Ranger Hatchery raised the chicks for their weekly distribution to clients across the country, said a spokesperson for the company. Due to biosecurity concerns, the hatchery cannot take the chicks back.

The spokesperson said it would have been best if USPS, after discovering the chicks, had completed delivery as the recipients would have been adequately equipped to handle the birds — even malnourished ones.

For more than two weeks, the surviving chicks have been nursed and cared for at First State Animal Center and SPCA, said John Parana, executive director.

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(19 May 2025)

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

1. Various of Portuguese Parliament

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Hatton, The Associated Press:

"Portugal has held its third general election in three years. There were hopes that Sunday's ballot would help end the worst period of political instability in Portugal for decades."

3. Portuguese flag on top of Parliament

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Hatton, The Associated Press:

"The early election came about after opposition parties ganged up on the minority government and drove it from power. But this election has delivered another minority government."

5. Honour guards standing outside parliament

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Hatton, The Associated Press:

"Adding to the political uncertainty, there was a significant rise in support for a far-right populist party called Chega, 'That's 'Enough' in English. The centre right Democratic Alliance actually won the election, but it got just 89 seats in the 230 seat National Assembly, Portugal's parliament, here behind me. That won't be enough for it to prevent being brought down again by the collective weight of the opposition."

7. Wide of parliament

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Hatton, The Associated Press:

"Chega is poised to claim second place in the election with 58 seats. Its focus on immigration and corruption have given it its best electoral results since it first ran six years ago. Then it got just one seat. The centre-left Socialist Party produced its worst election result ever, the worst one since 1987 and its leader has resigned. Another turbulent period looks to be ahead for the Portuguese parliament."

9. Parliament facade and flag

STORYLINE:

Portugal's third general election in three years has failed to deliver the result that could break the worst spell of political instability for decades in the European Union country of 10.6 million people.

Sunday's vote delivered another minority government for the centre-right Democratic Alliance, which will be at the mercy of opposition parties.

The significant rise in support for the hard-right populist party Chega (Enough) adds more uncertainty.

The Democratic Alliance, led by the Social Democratic Party, lost a vote of confidence in parliament in March as opposition lawmakers teamed up against it. That triggered an election, which had been due in 2028.

The confidence vote was sparked by a political storm around potential conflicts of interest in the business dealings of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro’s family law firm. Montenegro, who is poised to become prime minister again, has denied any wrongdoing.

The Democratic Alliance captured at least 89 seats in the 230-seat National Assembly.

Chega collected the same number of seats as the centre-left Socialists — 58 — and could yet claim second place when four remaining seats decided by voters abroad are attributed in coming days.

Chega competed in its first election just six years ago, when it won one seat, and has fed off disaffection with the more moderate traditional parties.

Its success shook up the traditional balance of power in a trend already witnessed elsewhere in Europe with parties such as France’s National Rally, the Brothers of Italy, and Alternative for Germany, which are now in the political mainstream.

For the past 50 years, the Social Democrats and the centre-left Socialist Party have alternated in power in Portugal.

The Socialists, meanwhile, are without a leader after Pedro Nuno Santos said he was standing down following the party’s worst result since 1987.

Smaller parties got the other seats.

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Raleigh, North Carolina - 19 May 2025

1. Wide of former Vice President Mike Pence on panel

2. Tight of screen with words "JOHN LOCKE FOUNDATION"

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Pence, Former Vice President:

"I believe that President Trump understands his obligations to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. I believe that the people around him understand that as well. My concern has more to do with the implementation of policy at home and abroad. It seems that there are more voices around the president this time around that question our obligations as leader of the free world. Some have even advocated pulling back on our support for Ukraine in the wake of that brutal, unprovoked invasion by Russia three years ago. There are some that are advocating for higher taxes, border taxes that will ultimately hurt American consumers. So, for our part, even though I'm on the outside, my hope is that we can continue to add to the voices around the president that remind him of the millions of Americans that made it possible for us to serve in our four years, and I believe voted to give him four more years."

4. Mid of American flag

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Pence, Former Vice President:

"I think there should be no higher domestic priority than making the Trump/Pence tax cuts permanent. And I'm encouraged that the House of Representatives has resisted some early calls to be raising the top marginal rate. And I'm grateful that conservatives in the House have been pressing for more common sense reforms in Medicaid, particularly with regard to able-bodied adults that make more resources available to make those tax cuts permanent."

6. Mid of screen with words "ADVANCING AMERICAN FREEDOM FOUNDATION"

7. Mid of Pence speaking UPSOUND (English) "During our administration, we used the threat of tariffs, very effectively."

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Pence, Former Vice President:

"I think the American public should be concerned about $37 trillion in the national debt. Reality is that while there are some modest reforms in Medicaid that are included in this bill, the truth is that whether it's the Congress or whether the administration and the government efficiency efforts, there has been a consistent effort to steer clear of the kind of common sense reforms of entitlements that will put our nation back on a path tpward fiscal solvency and integrity."

9. Mid of panel member

10. Mid of Pence speaking UPSOUND (English) "Underneath it all, I do believe that what's new is that there is an effort in this administration to bring forward permanent tariffs in the American economy on all goods."

11. Tight of audience member

12. Mid of Pence speaking UPSOUND (English) "I heartily endorsed, and still do, using access to America's market, using the threat of tariffs to promote free trade with free nations. My one exception to that is when it comes to China."

13. Wide of audience members

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Pence, Former Vice President:

"And I think our credit rating in Moody's being downgraded is one more warning light flashing that we have to come to terms with our national debt. We have to produce national leadership in Washington, D.C., that'll bring those common sense, compassionate reforms to those entitlements, and that'll set us back on a path of fiscal integrity."

15. Wide of panel

16. Tight of woman in audience

17. Tight of Pence's folded hands

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Pence, Former Vice President:

"Advancing American Freedom exists to be a voice for traditional conservative principles in America."

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

1. Various of Portuguese parliament, guards outside building

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Oeiras, Portugal - 19 May 2025

2. Various of analyst Paula Espirito Santo

3. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Paula Espirito Santo, Associate professor at Lisbon University’s Superior Institute for Social and Political Sciences:

“We have here an equation that will not allow for an absolute majority which would allow for stability in governance for a 4-year legislature. Adding up the votes for AD (democratic alliance) and those for the Liberal Initiative (party), we have 98 out of 230 seats. It is not enough for an absolute majority. However we may also say, on the contrary, that from the side of the opposition there is no interest in starting another political crisis. We have also a constitutional constraint, as according to the Constitution, six months ahead of a presidential election the Parliament cannot be dissolved and neither can it be for the following six months of the election. So for around a year we will not have another early election.”

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

4. Wide of parliament

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Oeiras, Portugal - 19 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Paula Espirito Santo, Associate professor at Lisbon University’s Superior Institute for Social and Political Sciences:

“We have now a government without a stable majority to govern but from the point of view of the balance in Parliament there is still some hope that some agreement may be reached, not only on the right but perhaps also with PS (Socialist Party) as well. Regarding Chega (Enough), from the part of the government, the Democratic Alliance coalition of PSD (Social Democratic Party) and CDS (People's Party) there is no interest in making an agreement with Chega, that was one of the red lines established one year ago during the 2024 election.”

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

6. Mid of parliament

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Oeiras, Portugal - 19 May 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Paula Espirito Santo, Associate professor at Lisbon University’s Superior Institute for Social and Political Sciences:

“When we look at the Parliament, we need to get used to thinking of it as a variety of political forces. Until now, the rule was that there was one major political force and now there are three big political forces, one of them is a far-right party that grew very quickly and strongly in the Portuguese political scenario. This force until now has not had a practical impact because there was a kind of safety strap but the question now is what will be the participation of the Chega party in future parliamentary agreements and even of government? And for how long will the Portuguese democracy resist with this safety strap around Chega?

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

8. Mid of parliament

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Oeiras, Portugal - 19 May 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Paula Espirito Santo, Associate professor at Lisbon University’s Superior Institute for Social and Political Sciences:

“The president will have to make a decision in coming days, weeks, with the composition and the leaderships we have now. These agreements may be difficult to achieve to get this majority that can allow for the government to last but we will see what kind of solutions the president presents and what other commitments may happen beyond the parliamentary (game of ) chess or parliamentary equation.”

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Lisbon, Portugal - 19 May 2025

10. Various of Presidential Palace

1`1. Close of Portuguese flag

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Mexico City, Mexico - 18 May 2025

1. Roberto Yurisic plays the organ grinder while shooting bubbles

2. Various organ grinders play while Chilean street musicians dance around them

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gabriel Rivera, an organ grinder for 10 years:

"We are the soundtrack of the city. We can't talk about Mexico City without listening to an organ grinder."

4. Various organ grinders parade through the historic center of Mexico City

5. Organ grinder dressed as a Charro plays

6. Various organ grinders play while Chilean street musician dance and play around them

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Roberto Yurisic, Chilean organ grinder who migrated to China where he plays:

"Come, support the organ grinders, these are our traditions, Latin Americans, and I think that in a globalized world we are slowly losing our identity and we are almost all becoming the same, especially with the internet, so these things give us identity and I think that when one knows where one comes from and embraces one's roots, I think one can be happier in life because one knows who one is."

8. Various organ grinders

9. Female organ grinder playing

STORYLINE:

Organilleros mexicanos y chilenos deleitaron al público con un desfile en la capital mexicana el domingo como parte del Tercer Festival de Organilleros.

El evento busca difundir la tradición y memoria histórica de los organilleros con actividades que incluyen exposiciones fotográficas y presentaciones musicales.

Los organilleros aspiran obtener el reconocimiento como Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Ciudad de México.

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Manchester, England, UK - 14th May 2025

1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (English): Mason Mount, Manchester United player:

(On the difference between the form in the league and form in Europe)

“As a group, we always try to block out the noise. I think, as group, we know the situation we're in. We know the league (form) is not good enough, and we haven't been good enough in that. But the Europa League is something that we look forward to as a final, and we want to win that final. It's a trophy, and it's Champions League football for next season. So, as I said, we'll do everything in our power to win the game. We won't forget about what we did in the league or our league form, that's something that we massively need to look at for next season. We know we need to work on that. But yeah, this is a final and if we can win the final, then it can be a positive end to a tough season.”

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STORYLINE:

Manchester United have a chance to salvage something from a historically bad league campaign next Wednesday when they take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final in Bilbao.

Despite languishing in 16th place in the Premier League table with a mammoth record 17 defeats, the ‘Red Devils’ remain unbeaten in Europe and progressed to the final with a 7-1 aggregate demolition of La Liga outfit of Athletic Bilbao.

Midfielder Mason Mount, who has been plagued with injuries since joining United in July 2023, scored two late goals at Old Trafford to ensure his side’s progression to the final against Spurs.

With a chance to now secure Champions League football for next season via the back door of winning the Europa League – despite the dismal league campaign – Mount has assured fans that the side are up the fight.

“We want to win finals and we want to win finals as a group,” he said, speaking ahead of Wednesday’s crunch clash.

“We know the league (form) is not good enough, and we haven't been good enough in that.

“But the Europa League is something that we look forward to as a final, and we want to win that final. It's a trophy, and it's Champions League football for next season.”

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Khan Younis - 19 May 2025

1. Various of people walking in streets and moving belongings on back of carts and vehicles after Israeli evacuation order

STORYLINE:

Palestinians began evacuating Gaza’s second-largest city, Khan Younis on Monday after Israel ordered its evacuation.

Israel has stepped up its offensive in Gaza in what it says is a bid to pressure Hamas to release the remaining hostages abducted in the October 7, 2023, attack that ignited the war.

Hamas has said it will only release them in exchange for a lasting ceasefire and an Israeli pullout.

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