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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Judge OVERTURNS order to deport Egyptian doctor who glorified Hamas October 7 attack
Dr. Mennah Elwan, an Egyptian doctor in the UK, had her deportation order overturned after she mocked Israelis fleeing Hamas during the October 7 attacks. The Home Office had revoked her right to remain, citing her social media posts as supportive of terrorism.
An immigration judge ruled that Elwan should have received a warning instead of immediate deportation. The case highlights ongoing tensions regarding judicial decisions in the UK related to immigration and freedom of expression.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hamas frees first 2 of 6 Israeli hostages in latest transfer under truce
Two Israeli hostages, Tal Shoham and Averu Mengistu, were released by Hamas as part of a fragile ceasefire deal, which also involves the release of Palestinian prisoners. The release follows the return of human remains, including that of Shiri Bibas, sparking grief in Israel.
Under the deal, Israel is set to release 602 Palestinian inmates, while 21 living Israeli hostages have been freed in exchange for over 1,100 Palestinian prisoners. The situation remains tense, with ongoing calls for accountability and justice from Israeli officials.
#culture
Fox News: Playmate of the Year for Playboy magazine comeback says OnlyFans is no competition
Gillian Nation has been named Playboy's Playmate of the Year for 2025, marking the magazine's first print issue in five years. She debuted at a Super Bowl event in New Orleans, wearing a $10 million diamond-studded Playboy bunny costume and a dress inspired by a past Playmate.
Nation expressed her honor in representing Playboy as it seeks to return to its classic roots amid competition from platforms like OnlyFans. She emphasized the magazine's history and the curated nature of its content, contrasting it with the accessibility of other platforms.
#health
Fox News: Children with autism may see speech improvements with off-label prescription drug
Leucovorin, a vitamin-like drug, has shown promise in helping some non-verbal children with autism improve their communication skills. While not FDA-approved for autism treatment, off-label use has led to significant improvements reported by families and studied by experts.
Experts caution that while leucovorin is generally safe, it should be prescribed under medical supervision, as some children may not respond or could experience hyperactivity. Larger clinical trials are needed to confirm its efficacy and safety for autism treatment.
#crime
Fox News: Florida woman who survived parents' murders as toddler reveals 'missing piece' after killer's execution
James D. Ford, 64, was executed in Florida for the 1997 murders of newlyweds Greg and Kimberly Malnory, who were killed in front of their toddler, Maranda. Maranda, now 29, reflected on her childhood and the impact of the tragedy, stating that while there is no closure, she feels peace knowing Ford can never harm her again.
Maranda, who survived the attack, learned about the horrific details of her parents' deaths as a teenager. She has since dedicated her life to helping others and honors her parents' memory. Ford was convicted of multiple charges, including first-degree murder and sexual battery, and his execution marks Florida's first of the year.