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#politics

The Mirror: Donald Trump says Keir Starmer doing a 'very good job' - 'I like him a lot'
Donald Trump says Keir Starmer doing a 'very good job' - 'I like him a lot'
Donald Trump has praised UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, stating he has done a "very good job" and that they get along well, despite differing political views. Trump mentioned a forthcoming phone call with Starmer and hinted at the UK being a potential stop for his first international trip if re-elected.

In contrast, Elon Musk has criticized Starmer on social media, calling for the King to dissolve Parliament. The UK government is cautious about Trump's past actions and is working to prevent potential trade tariffs that could impact prices.


Fox News: House Republicans fly down to Trump's backyard for annual working retreat
House Republicans fly down to Trump's backyard for annual working retreat
House Republicans are gathering in South Florida for their annual issues conference, where President Trump is expected to address the GOP agenda for the next two years. The event, held at Trump National Doral, signals a concerted effort to unify the party under Trump's leadership.

Key topics include budget reconciliation, which allows for significant policy changes with a simple majority, and the reinstatement of the debt ceiling. Lawmakers are focused on various issues, including border security, tax reform, and national security, as they work to fulfill their agenda.


Fox News: Biden’s controversial pardons shine new light on power, as PA lawmakers take next step to strip Joe’s name
Biden’s controversial pardons shine new light on power, as PA lawmakers take next step to strip Joe’s name
President Biden's recent pardons, including over 3,000 individuals, have drawn criticism from lawmakers, particularly for pardoning family members and controversial figures like Judge Michael Conahan, linked to a juvenile justice scandal. Critics argue this undermines the integrity of the presidential pardon power.

In response, Pennsylvania lawmakers are seeking to rename a highway named after Biden, citing the negative impact of Conahan's commutation on victims and the justice system. They emphasize the need for reforms in victim notification processes regarding pardons.


Fox News: Trump's most vulnerable nominees RFK Jr, Tulsi Gabbard get back-to-back hearings
Trump's most vulnerable nominees RFK Jr, Tulsi Gabbard get back-to-back hearings
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, nominated by President Trump for Secretary of Health and Human Services and Director of National Intelligence respectively, will have confirmation hearings this week. Both nominees face scrutiny due to their controversial past positions.

Kennedy's vaccine criticism and agricultural regulation stance raise concerns among some Republican senators, while Gabbard's national security policies have prompted bipartisan hesitance. Despite some Republican support, both nominees may encounter challenges in the full Senate vote.


Fox News: Cali Rep. Chu says 'wildfires have no political affiliations' after Trump floated conditions for federal aid
Cali Rep. Chu says 'wildfires have no political affiliations' after Trump floated conditions for federal aid
Rep. Judy Chu opposes President Trump's proposal to condition federal wildfire aid on voter ID legislation and water management reforms in California. She emphasizes that disaster aid has historically been provided without conditions, regardless of political affiliation.

California Governor Gavin Newsom and other Democrats echo Chu's stance, arguing that tying aid to conditions is inappropriate. Some Republicans have suggested linking wildfire assistance to broader fiscal measures, but Democrats remain firm against such stipulations.


#society

Times Of Israel: Tottenham soccer fans celebrate release of hostage Emily Damari
Tottenham soccer fans celebrate release of hostage Emily Damari
Tottenham Hotspur fans celebrated the return of Emily Damari, a dual UK-Israeli national and Spurs supporter, who was released from Hamas captivity. Fans gathered at the stadium, expressing their love and support with chants and symbolic gestures, including covering “kidnapped” stickers with new ones that read “she’s one of our own.”

Supporters from rival teams Chelsea and Arsenal joined in the celebration, highlighting a united front in support of Damari. Her mother expressed gratitude for the fans' unwavering support, noting that Emily is determined to help bring her friends home as well.


Fox News: First-class pretenders cheat their way to free drinks by using ‘seat-squatter’ hack
First-class pretenders cheat their way to free drinks by using ‘seat-squatter’ hack
Passengers are increasingly attempting to take advantage of first-class perks by sitting in upgraded seats temporarily to grab free drinks before returning to their assigned seats. Reports from Reddit highlight instances of "seat squatters" who have engaged in this behavior, prompting mixed reactions from fellow travelers.

This trend has raised concerns about etiquette and respect among flyers, with some labeling the actions as shameful. Experts suggest that instead of squatting, passengers should ask others for a seat swap if they wish to upgrade.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Shin Bet suspends Israeli flights to Paphos in Cyprus, citing security concerns
Shin Bet suspends Israeli flights to Paphos in Cyprus, citing security concerns
The Shin Bet has ordered the suspension of Israeli flights to Paphos, Cyprus, due to security concerns. Flights will now be redirected to Larnaca airport, with no travel ban for Paphos itself, a popular destination for Israelis.

Cypriot officials confirmed the change, noting that flights from Israel to Larnaca will continue normally.


#economy

GB News: Scarborough fishermen slam new council plans for harbour - 'If we lose the pier then we lose the fishing industry!'
Scarborough fishermen slam new council plans for harbour - 'If we lose the pier then we lose the fishing industry!'
Fishermen in Scarborough are opposing plans to integrate tourism with the fishing industry at the town's harbour, arguing it could jeopardize their livelihoods. They emphasize the importance of preserving the harbour for fishing, which is vital to the local economy and heritage.

North Yorkshire Council supports the regeneration project, claiming it will enhance facilities for both the fishing industry and visitors. The plans include necessary repairs and new amenities, funded by a government grant and local investment, aiming to boost the economy while honoring Scarborough's fishing legacy.


#military

Liberty Nation News: Hegseth Addresses the Warfighters - Liberty Nation News
Hegseth Addresses the Warfighters - Liberty Nation News
Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth emphasized a renewed focus on military readiness and lethality in his message to the US Armed Forces. He outlined a strategy to rebuild trust, align military capabilities with identified threats, and prioritize unity and high standards within the military.

Hegseth identified Communist China as the primary threat, advocating for a threat-based approach to military planning and capabilities. He aims to restore the warrior ethos while countering criticisms regarding diversity initiatives, asserting that merit and performance must take precedence for military effectiveness.


#crime

Fox News: Gavin Newsom's Bay Area ravaged by surging crime as LA burns: ‘It's a war zone!'
Gavin Newsom's Bay Area ravaged by surging crime as LA burns: ‘It's a war zone!'
Residents in California's Bay Area are expressing frustration over rising crime rates and are urging Governor Gavin Newsom for assistance, especially as Los Angeles deals with devastating wildfires. Newsom has proposed making looting in fire evacuation zones a felony, responding to a surge in crime linked to the disasters.

Calls for increased law enforcement presence, particularly in Vallejo, highlight community concerns over safety amid understaffed police departments. Critics argue that Newsom's leadership has failed to address these issues effectively, while his office maintains that efforts are underway to bolster public safety.