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#politics
Fox News: Biden admin ripped after judge upholds plea deals for alleged 9/11 masterminds: 'Kick in the gut'
Families of 9/11 victims are accusing the Biden administration of politically motivated actions regarding plea deals for alleged masterminds of the attacks. A military court ruled that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin cannot rescind these deals, which could spare the defendants from the death penalty.
Brett Eagleson, president of 9/11 Justice and son of a victim, expressed outrage over the situation, highlighting a long history of perceived injustices related to the attacks. He emphasized the need for accountability and expressed hope that a new political climate might lead to justice for the families.
#society
Times Of Israel: High Court: State entitled to hold bodies of Israeli terror suspects for negotiations
The High Court of Justice has unanimously rejected petitions to release the bodies of six slain Israeli citizens accused of terrorism, citing the government's authority to withhold them for potential negotiations regarding Israeli hostages held by Hamas. The court emphasized its limited scope for intervention in security matters.
Adalah, the legal aid organization representing the petitioners, criticized the ruling as a violation of citizens' rights and an erosion of the rule of law. The court's decision highlighted the ongoing security concerns and the dynamic nature of negotiations regarding hostages and bodies held by terror groups.
GB News: Britons face £300 penalties for illegal e-scooter use as police crackdown on rulebreakers
Police in the southeast UK are warning new e-scooter owners against illegal use, which can result in £300 fines. E-scooters can only be used in designated trial areas, with Sussex Police seizing hundreds in recent years due to unlawful riding.
The crackdown is part of a government initiative to address anti-social behavior. While rental trials continue until 2026, privately owned e-scooters remain illegal on public roads. Authorities emphasize safety concerns, citing casualties and collisions involving e-scooters.
Times Of Israel: Israel lays out NIS 3.4 billion plan to return northern residents home in March
The Israeli Finance Ministry has unveiled a NIS 3.4 billion compensation plan to facilitate the return of evacuated residents from northern communities affected by conflict with Hezbollah. The plan includes grants for families, with a maximum of NIS 101,440 for a household of six, aimed at covering relocation and property damage.
Despite a ceasefire, many residents remain cautious about returning due to ongoing safety concerns. The plan also allocates funds for local authorities to ensure essential services like schools are ready for returning families, emphasizing the importance of restoring normalcy and growth in the region.
The Western Journal: Priceless: Little Boy Gets Roman Candle, 'Goes from Harry Potter to Voldemort' in No Time Flat
A humorous video shows a young boy transforming from a Harry Potter-like figure to a mischievous "Voldemort" after being handed a Roman candle. The clip captures his initial awe before he begins playfully firing the fireworks at nearby children, prompting a mother to intervene.
Social media users reacted with amusement, noting the boy's rapid shift from hero to villain and commenting on typical childhood behavior. The video highlights the playful yet chaotic nature of kids and fireworks.
#military
The Economist: The US Army needs inferior, cheaper drones to compete
The US Army is lagging in drone technology, opting for expensive models while other nations, particularly Ukraine, utilize low-cost drones effectively in combat. The Pentagon's procurement strategy raises questions about the high costs and whether more affordable options can be developed.
As the conflict in Ukraine continues to highlight the effectiveness of cheaper drones, the US military faces pressure to adapt its approach to remain competitive. The challenge lies in balancing quality with cost-efficiency in drone technology.
#religion
Fox News: Los Angeles church struggles to be neutral as members leave over political differences
Rev. Jonathan Hall of First Christian Church in North Hollywood faces challenges uniting a politically diverse congregation amid rising tensions following the presidential election. Some members have left due to perceived political biases in sermons and church activities.
Hall seeks to navigate these differences by focusing on scripture and avoiding explicit political commentary, yet the congregation remains divided. The church, part of the Disciples of Christ denomination, has a history of unifying diverse Christian groups but is now grappling with contemporary political issues.
#crime
Fox News: CBP warns against phone scam by fake Border Patrol agents
U.S. Customs and Border Protection warns of a phone scam where fraudsters impersonate agents to extract personal information. Scammers promise money or threaten legal action, using real employee names and case numbers to appear legitimate.
CBP emphasizes it does not make unsolicited calls regarding money or threats and advises the public to avoid sharing any personal information. Residents should verify any suspicious calls by checking CBP's official website.