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Feb 23, 2025 |
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#politics
The Telegraph: Israel indefinitely delays Palestinian prisoner return after hostages ‘humiliated’
Israel has indefinitely postponed the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, including 50 serving life sentences, following "humiliating" ceremonies by Hamas during the return of Israeli hostages. Netanyahu's office cited repeated violations and propaganda exploitation as reasons for the delay.
Hamas officials accused Israel of attempting to disrupt the agreement and violating its terms, highlighting tensions in the ongoing negotiations. The situation remains fraught as both sides navigate the complexities of hostage exchanges.
The Telegraph: Family plead with Government to free ‘diplomatic hostage’ jailed in Africa
The family of British engineer Peter Huxham, imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea on what they claim are false charges, is urging the UK government to take stronger action for his release. Huxham, held for nearly 750 days, is said to be a political hostage amid diplomatic tensions.
The UN has condemned his detention as illegal, citing a lack of a fair trial. His family fears for his mental health and survival during his 12-year sentence, calling for more efforts from both the UK and South African governments to secure his and his colleague's release.
Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – February 23, 2025 - Liberty Nation News
A recent quiz tests knowledge on various political and economic topics, including President Trump's views on currency, gun sales trends under Republican leadership, and immigration policy oversight. It also touches on European leaders' reactions to U.S. foreign policy and internal political events.
The quiz highlights key figures like Mitch McConnell and Hakeem Jeffries, as well as the evolving role of agencies and legislation in the current political landscape.
#society
Le Monde: After Islamist knife attack in Mulhouse, French interior minister blames Algiers
A knife attack in Mulhouse, France, resulted in one death and injuries to five police officers. The attacker, a 37-year-old Algerian national with psychiatric issues, had been living in France despite a deportation order. He reportedly shouted "Allahou akbar" during the incident.
The attack highlights concerns over Islamist terrorism, immigration policies, and strained relations with Algeria, as noted by French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau. The victim was a 69-year-old Portuguese man who intervened during the assault.
GB News: Detectives accused of acting like Orwellian 'Thought Police' as they doorstep gran for slamming Labour councillors on Facebook
A Greater Manchester grandmother, Helen Jones, was intimidated by police after they visited her home regarding her Facebook posts criticizing local Labour politicians. Despite not committing a crime, she felt scared and silenced after the encounter, which followed her calls for a councillor's resignation linked to a WhatsApp scandal.
Critics, including former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith, labeled the police action as a misuse of resources, emphasizing the absurdity of investigating social media comments while serious crimes remain unsolved. Greater Manchester Police defended their actions, citing a duty to inform Jones about a harassment complaint.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Ready for Your DOGE Dividend Check? - Liberty Nation News
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) claims to have identified around $120 billion in savings, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent estimating over $50 billion saved in just one month. The administration is considering issuing DOGE dividend checks to taxpayers, with proposals suggesting $5,000 per household. However, skepticism exists regarding the actual savings and the potential impact on inflation.
Proponents argue that this plan would return money to taxpayers without increasing budget deficits, while critics warn it may not address the ongoing inflation issues. The projected cost of the initiative is $400 billion, raising concerns about the government's fiscal responsibility amid a significant national debt.
#crime
Fox News: Hawaii man freed after 30 years in prison for murder he denied committing, celebrates with steak dinner
Gordon Cordeiro was released from prison after 30 years, following new DNA evidence that overturned his murder conviction from 1994. He celebrated his freedom with a steak dinner and a visit to his mother's grave, reflecting on the changes in Maui since his incarceration.
Cordeiro's conviction was vacated by a judge, who noted that new evidence could alter the outcome of a retrial. While he plans to reconnect with family and contribute to the community, the Maui County Prosecuting Attorney intends to appeal the decision.