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It’s Monday, May 27 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• Trump getting booed at a Libertarian convention

• The potential dangers of fish oil

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Trump gets booed

BBC: Donald Trump was booed at a Libertarian convention after appealing to the crowd.

The Guardian says he's having a hard time broadening his appeal -- one person in the crowd held a sign saying “No Wannabe Dictators”.

But the National Review reports that Trump clapped back: He said “keep getting your 3% every four years” in reference to low support for Libertarian candidates.

The Daily Beast: Despite the boos, Trump vowed to include a Libertarian in his Cabinet if re-elected.

Is fish oil dangerous?

Fish oil supplements are a popular source of omega-3 fatty acids. But Mayo Clinic says high doses can increase bleeding and cause side effects.

WebMD: It's safe when taken in moderation. But yeah, avoid high doses and contaminated sources.

But Cleveland Clinic asks: Are fish oils even effective? Recent data indicates they don't reduce heart attacks -- they may even increase stroke risk!

The WSJ agrees: Scrutiny is mounting. Another study showed no improvement in mental decline for Alzheimer's patients -- definitely use caution.

Poll

1) “General Hospital” actor Johnny Wactor dies at 37 in LA after being shot. The case is under LAPD investigation.

2) EU-Israel ties sour over Palestinian state recognition and ongoing Gaza conflict.

3) Severe storms move northeast on Memorial Day, impacting millions with heavy rain and potential tornadoes.

4) China launches its largest semiconductor fund at $47.5 billion, countering US restrictions and aiming for tech leadership.