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Times Of Israel: Mayor of Portland, Maine, apologizes for backing Israel divestment measure
Portland, Maine's Mayor Mark Dion retracted his support for a city council resolution to divest from companies linked to Israel, calling his previous stance a "serious mistake" and a "betrayal" of trust with the Jewish community. He issued a public apology, acknowledging the resolution's symbolic nature and its divisive impact.
Dion's reversal reflects the complexities surrounding divestment discussions amid heightened tensions following the Israel-Hamas conflict. The local Jewish federation welcomed his acknowledgment of the harm caused by the initial resolution.
Front Page Magazine: Video: White Dudes (?) For Harris
Conservative podcaster Joey Mannarino shared a clip of Macsen Kirkpatrick, a supporter of Kamala Harris, who leads the Students for Harris/Walz at Wayne State University. Mannarino criticized the portrayal of Kirkpatrick, suggesting it reflects the Democrats' concept of "21st century masculinity."
The clip has sparked discussions about identity and political representation within the Democratic Party.
Fox News: 94 days: Kamala Harris has yet to do formal press conference since emerging as Democratic nominee
Vice President Kamala Harris has not held an official press conference in 94 days as the Democratic nominee, while former President Trump has conducted six since August. Harris has increased her media appearances but remains largely inaccessible to the press.
Critics argue that her media strategy allows her to avoid accountability. Recent interviews have sparked controversy, including an edited segment on CBS's "60 Minutes" regarding her stance on Israel.
Front Page Magazine: Obama, Biden, and Harris Versus Blacks
Former President Obama has urged black men to vote for Kamala Harris, framing it as a duty. This call comes amidst criticisms of his past responses to violence against African American soldiers, particularly the Fort Hood shooting, where victims felt neglected by the administration.
The narrative highlights the complex relationship between race, politics, and accountability, questioning the sincerity of political leaders in addressing the concerns of black communities. It emphasizes that voters, regardless of race, should make independent choices without external pressure.
Breitbart: Harris Says She Deserves Another 4 Years in Power to Lower Costs
Vice President Kamala Harris stated that she needs another four years to address rising costs, which increased by about 20% during the Biden-Harris administration. She emphasized that her plans will not be a continuation of Biden's policies but will focus on lowering living costs.
A recent Gallup poll shows that 52% of Americans feel worse off now compared to four years ago, despite the challenges faced during the pandemic. The Biden-Harris administration has been marked by rising costs, international conflicts, and immigration issues.
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Trump's Excellent Week
Cicely Davis discusses Donald Trump's successful week of campaigning on The Savage Truth podcast, highlighting his performance at an all-women town hall and a rally.
Listeners can access the episode on various platforms like Spotify and YouTube.
GB News: Revealed: Civil servants blocked Rwanda-style deportation deal with Uganda over ‘LGBT concerns’
UK civil servants halted a proposed deportation deal with Uganda due to concerns over the country's human rights record, particularly regarding LGBT rights. The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office raised objections after discussions at embassy level.
Meanwhile, the Dutch government is exploring a similar arrangement with Uganda for processing asylum seekers, despite UK officials deeming the country inhospitable. The situation highlights tensions between human rights considerations and immigration policy.
Breitbart: Former Biden Official: 'We Gotta Lock Joe Up' Because He's Hurting Harris
A former Biden administration official expressed frustration over President Biden's remarks about "locking up" Trump, stating that Biden's influence is waning. Biden later clarified his statement, emphasizing political action rather than legal consequences.
Critics, including Trump’s campaign, argue that Biden's comments reflect a strategy of political persecution against Trump. Vice President Harris has not yet responded to the controversy.
#society
Breitbart: Seoul Launches 24-Hour Call Center for ‘Lonely’ South Koreans
Seoul will launch a 24-hour hotline, "Goodbye to Loneliness 120," in April to address rising loneliness and isolation among residents, supported by a budget of nearly $330 million. The initiative includes AI chat support, follow-up counseling, and community engagement through events and convenience stores.
The city's efforts are part of a broader response to demographic challenges, including low birth rates and an aging population. The government aims to mitigate loneliness, especially among the elderly, while also facilitating the return of ethnic Koreans from abroad to bolster the workforce.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Ukraine’s Nazi-Linked Azov Brigade Urges South Korea to Invade North
Bohdan Krotevych, acting commander of Ukraine's Azov Brigade, suggested South Korea should consider attacking North Korea due to the latter's troop deployment in Ukraine. Critics in South Korea dismissed the idea, highlighting North Korea's nuclear capabilities and large standing army.
The South Korean government is concerned about North Korea's military support for Russia and plans to respond with potential measures, including arms shipments to Ukraine. North Korea has denied these troop allegations, calling them unfounded.
#crime
Fox News: Mississippi teen killer's defense advocates for new trial because she was in horse ‘therapy,' hearing voices
Carly Gregg, a 15-year-old convicted of murdering her mother and wounding her stepfather, is seeking a new trial based on claims of mental illness and prior treatment for auditory hallucinations. Her defense argues that new evidence could lead to a different verdict.
The judge denied the request for a new trial, stating that the evidence presented would not likely change the outcome. Gregg is currently serving a life sentence in a Mississippi detention center.