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24 Feb 2025
#politics
GB News: Reform UK are 'less than 100,000 members' behind Labour, Councillor claims
Reform UK leader in the London Assembly, Alex Wilson AM, stated that Labour has "every right" to feel threatened by their party, especially after Sir Keir Starmer's recent criticisms. Wilson highlighted that polling shows Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is gaining popularity and surpassing the Conservatives.
Le Monde: With election win, Friedrich Merz, rival of Angela Merkel, has revenge
Friedrich Merz, the conservative CDU candidate, is set to become Germany's 10th chancellor. At 69, he faces a unique challenge: navigating a strained relationship with the U.S. and prioritizing European independence and defense.
Merz emphasizes the need for Europe to strengthen itself amid perceived U.S. indifference, signaling a potential shift in NATO dynamics.
Liberty Nation News: Operation Whirlwind Targets Democrats’ Incendiary Rhetoric - Liberty Nation News
Ed Martin, the interim US Attorney for the District of Columbia, has initiated "Operation Whirlwind," targeting Democratic officials like Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Robert Garcia for allegedly making violent threats against political opponents. Martin's letters request clarification on statements that could be interpreted as incitements to violence.
The initiative follows a history of inflammatory rhetoric from some Democrats, particularly regarding threats made against Trump and his associates. Critics claim Martin's actions aim to silence dissent, but supporters argue it seeks accountability for past incendiary language used by politicians.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US backs Israel’s decision to push off release of 602 Palestinian security prisoners
The White House endorsed Israel's decision to delay the release of 602 Palestinian prisoners, citing Hamas's treatment of Israeli captives and the recent return of the bodies of Ariel and Kfir Bibas. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu linked the delay to Hamas's propaganda tactics during hostage exchanges.
Hamas responded by halting negotiations on the ceasefire and hostage deal, while U.S. officials expressed support for Israel's actions. The situation remains tense, with ongoing discussions about further hostage releases and the implications for Israeli military strategy.
#culture
Fox News: Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni's 'titanic clash' could hurt best-selling author's next box office hits: expert
Colleen Hoover's novel "It Ends With Us" was adapted into a film featuring Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, but a legal dispute between the stars has led to backlash against Hoover. After Lively filed a complaint against Baldoni, Hoover deactivated her Instagram and later faced demands for an apology, with some fans threatening to boycott her future projects.
Experts suggest that Hoover's career may be affected by the ongoing conflict, as she navigates public perception and her relationship with both actors. Maintaining a neutral stance could be crucial for her future endeavors, including upcoming adaptations of her works.
#health
Fox News: 5 years after COVID, Americans are split on whether it's still a threat
As the fifth anniversary of COVID-19 approaches, a Pew Research survey reveals a significant decline in concern about the virus, with only 21% of Americans viewing it as a major threat. Many believe the pandemic response could improve in future health emergencies.
Mental health issues have surged, and obesity rates have increased during the pandemic. Experts emphasize the importance of individual and collective responsibility in health, as well as the need for better preparedness and communication in future outbreaks.