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Feb 23, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Fire service blasted as 'institutionally racist' as report declares firemen 'too white' and 'too male'
A report by the National Fire Chiefs Council claims the UK fire service is excessively male and white, labeling it "institutionally racist, misogynistic, and homophobic." With less than 10% of firefighters being women and 5.4% from ethnic minorities, the service is urged to better reflect the diversity of society.
Critics argue that the focus should remain on operational effectiveness rather than demographic manipulation. The report highlights issues of harassment and discrimination within the service, calling for a significant overhaul of misconduct systems and emphasizing the need for inclusion alongside competence in leadership training.
Fox News: Blake Lively calls Justin Baldoni a 'creep': 4 explosive details from star's amended complaint
Blake Lively has filed an amended complaint against Justin Baldoni and others, alleging sexual harassment, secret recordings, and emotional distress. The complaint includes claims of Baldoni making unwelcome remarks and comparing retaliation to actions taken by Hamas.
Baldoni has denied the allegations and countersued for defamation and civil extortion. His attorney labeled Lively's claims as hearsay, asserting they have evidence contradicting her narrative. The trial is set for March 2026.
#culture
Fox News: Kathy Ireland ‘stalked’ doctor husband before starting romance
Kathy Ireland revealed she "stalked" her husband, Dr. Greg Olsen, for two months before their first date, with her mother's help. They have been married since 1988 and share three children. Ireland credits their lasting relationship to their covenant with God.
She also discussed her faith journey, which began at 18, and emphasized the importance of faith in her life. Ireland expressed hope that Hollywood figures like Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone would encourage others to embrace their faith.
#health
Fox News: Knowing your sleep chronotype can lead to better rest and health
Sleep chronotypes influence when individuals feel most awake or sleepy, impacting productivity and overall well-being. The four main types—Lion, Bear, Wolf, and Dolphin—are determined by genetics, age, and circadian rhythms, with each having specific energy patterns throughout the day.
Understanding one's chronotype can help optimize daily schedules and improve sleep quality. Experts recommend tailoring activities to peak energy times and maintaining consistent sleep routines to enhance overall health. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine advises at least seven hours of sleep per night.
#crime
Fox News: 'Doomsday cult mom' asks court to ban cameras from upcoming murder trial
Lori Vallow, convicted of murdering her children and her husband's ex-wife, is seeking to limit media access in her upcoming Arizona trial, claiming defamation and misleading coverage. Representing herself, she filed an objection to Court TV's streaming of the trial, criticizing its focus on entertainment over facts.
Vallow faces new charges related to the murder of her fourth husband and attempted murder of her niece's ex-husband. Legal experts suggest her self-representation may be a strategy to control the narrative and potentially appeal on ineffective counsel grounds if she loses.
Fox News: Wealthy real estate brothers face new lawsuits as defense claims criminal investigation was orchestrated
Three brothers, Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander, face multiple lawsuits and federal charges for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting over 60 women across several states. The brothers, prominent real estate brokers, have pleaded not guilty and claim the lawsuits are financially motivated.
Prosecutors allege a pattern of abuse, with new claims emerging from 11 additional victims. Defense attorneys argue that the accusations lack evidence and are influenced by a personal injury law firm. The brothers remain in custody as they await trial.