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#politics
GB News: Labour branded 'anti-free speech' after thought police doorstep gran: 'Typical of Starmer's Britain'
A grandmother in Greater Manchester, Helen Jones, faced police questioning over her social media comments calling for the resignation of a Labour councillor. Despite being told she committed no crime, critics argue this reflects an alarming trend of police involvement in non-criminal speech.
Lord Toby Young condemned the situation as indicative of an "anti-free speech" climate under Labour, suggesting it intimidates citizens from expressing opinions. Greater Manchester Police stated they were obligated to address the complaint due to recent threats against councillors.
Fox News: Democrat Rep Ritchie Torres endorses Cuomo for New York City mayor over Eric Adams: report
Rep. Ritchie Torres has endorsed former Governor Andrew Cuomo for New York City mayor, stating that Cuomo possesses the necessary competence and courage to lead. Torres emphasized the need for a strong leader, suggesting Cuomo could effectively confront extremist politics.
Cuomo, who resigned amid scandals in 2021, has not yet declared his candidacy but is expected to do so soon. As incumbent Mayor Eric Adams faces multiple challengers and legal scrutiny, Cuomo is currently polling as the front-runner in the upcoming Democratic primary.
Fox News: Trump deploys SpongeBob meme to troll DOGE critics
President Trump shared a SpongeBob-themed meme on Truth Social after Elon Musk announced that federal workers would receive an email to report their accomplishments. The meme humorously listed tasks like "Cried about Trump" and "Made it into the office for once."
Musk's email aimed to identify government inefficiencies, but it faced backlash from some lawmakers. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Tina Smith criticized the approach, calling it disrespectful. Meanwhile, the Department of Defense advised its employees to ignore the email.
#foreignaffairs
The Mirror: 'Dear Mr Trump: won't you think of the children?'
Today marks the third anniversary of the Ukraine invasion, yet the plight of thousands of Ukrainian children trafficked to Russia remains largely unreported. Despite international laws and an arrest warrant for Putin, discussions focus on political maneuvering rather than the fate of these children, with estimates of up to 238,000 missing.
The systematic removal of these children began in 2014, with laws enabling their adoption without parental consent. Many were taken under false pretenses, and reports indicate they face propaganda and mistreatment. The global community's silence on this issue raises concerns about complicity in these war crimes.
Times Of Israel: UN chief ‘gravely concerned’ over Israeli settler violence in West Bank
UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed grave concern over escalating violence in the West Bank, particularly by Israeli settlers, and calls for annexation. His remarks followed incidents of arson by settlers and attacks on Israelis, coinciding with increased military operations in the region.
Guterres emphasized the need for a permanent ceasefire, the release of hostages, and progress towards a two-state solution, while Israeli officials indicated intentions to maintain military presence in West Bank refugee camps and support annexation efforts.
#economy
Gataway Couple: How To Sell a Camper You Still Owe Money On
The RV market has seen significant fluctuations, leaving many owners in financial distress as they find themselves underwater on their loans. With rising interest rates and depreciating values, selling a camper while still owing money can be challenging, but it is possible with the right steps.
To sell a financed camper, owners should first contact their lender for the payoff amount and market value. Transparency with potential buyers about the loan situation is crucial, as is arranging a secure payment method. Completing the sale involves paying off the loan and transferring the title, which may take time.
#crime
Le Monde: How investigators found France's 'biggest bandit,' and what comes next after arrest in Romania
Mohamed Amra, France's most wanted fugitive, was captured in Bucharest on February 22, 2025, after a nine-month manhunt following his escape from a prison van in Normandy. He was arrested without resistance and agreed to extradition to France, pending his incarceration in a Bucharest detention center.
Additionally, ten of Amra's alleged accomplices were arrested across Europe for their roles in his escape. Amra, known for his extensive criminal network, had connections throughout France and beyond, particularly in the Netherlands and Spain, where he trafficked narcotics.