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#politics

GB News: Treasury snub sparks farmer RAGE as details of next protest emerge - but there’s a huge twist
Treasury snub sparks farmer RAGE as details of next protest emerge - but there’s a huge twist
Farmers are planning a protest after the Treasury dismissed their concerns over proposed inheritance tax reforms that could impose a 20% tax on assets over £1 million upon death. Rural groups argue this policy threatens food security and could force many farmers to sell their land.

The upcoming "Pancake Day Rally" on March 4 aims to highlight the investment required in agriculture. Farmers are advocating for a clawback mechanism to mitigate the negative impacts of the proposed tax, but the Treasury has shown little willingness to engage.


Fox News: LIZ PEEK: The gigantic slush fund inside the Biden White House
LIZ PEEK: The gigantic slush fund inside the Biden White House
The Biden administration's allocation of $2 billion to a start-up linked to Stacey Abrams has sparked outrage, highlighting concerns over the political motivations behind climate spending. Critics argue that the funds, part of the Inflation Reduction Act, were used to bolster Democratic prospects rather than genuinely address climate issues.

The White House's approach has been characterized as a rushed dispersal of funds to various organizations, including those tied to Abrams, amid fears of losing unspent money if political power shifted. This situation raises questions about the integrity of the funding process and the potential misuse of taxpayer dollars.


Fox News: Maryland school board member targeted with Title IX investigation after speaking out against trans policy
Maryland school board member targeted with Title IX investigation after speaking out against trans policy
Colt Black, a newly elected conservative school board member in Frederick County, Maryland, claims he is under investigation for expressing concerns about the district's transgender-affirming policy. He argues that the policy violates First Amendment rights by compelling speech regarding students' gender identities.

The investigation was initiated following multiple Title IX complaints against Black, which he and his legal representatives assert are politically motivated. The board confirmed the investigation is ongoing, citing state law requirements. Black believes the policy endangers student safety and undermines parental rights.


Fox News: Morning Glory: Not a dime to the state of California for fire relief
Morning Glory: Not a dime to the state of California for fire relief
President Trump proposes a federal intervention to expedite the rebuilding of homes and businesses lost in recent California wildfires. He suggests Congress allocate $20 billion in fire recovery funds, overriding state regulations to streamline the rebuilding process and provide immediate compensation to affected property owners.

The plan aims to dismantle bureaucratic obstacles posed by agencies like the California Coastal Commission and to ensure homeowners can rebuild efficiently. Trump envisions this initiative as a way to restore California's governance and property rights, contrasting it with the state's current regulatory challenges.


#economy

Fox News: SEN CHRIS COONS: Trump's inflationary policies making America expensive again
SEN CHRIS COONS: Trump's inflationary policies making America expensive again
In his first month, President Trump is facing criticism as inflation rises and costs for essentials like groceries and eggs hit record highs. Despite campaigning on promises to reduce prices, he is now attempting to shift blame for the economic challenges onto the previous administration.

Experts warn that Trump's aggressive tariff policies and other proposed changes could exacerbate inflation, leading to higher prices for consumers. Voters are increasingly dissatisfied, with many believing he is not doing enough to address the economic issues facing the country.


#military

Le Monde: Germany's Merz wants quick coalition formation to finance defense effort
Germany's Merz wants quick coalition formation to finance defense effort
Friedrich Merz, newly elected chancellor of Germany, quickly reached out to potential coalition partners, including the SPD, Greens, and FDP, to discuss military funding and reforming the constitutional "debt brake" for budget flexibility. He emphasized the urgent need for European security amid reduced U.S. commitments.

Merz aims to address Germany's significant military investment needs in light of recent geopolitical developments. He underscored the importance of strengthening Europe's defense capabilities promptly.


#culture

Fox News: Former Bond villain has solution to prevent spy franchise from going 'woke'
Former Bond villain has solution to prevent spy franchise from going 'woke'
The James Bond franchise is undergoing significant changes as creative control shifts from the Broccoli family to Amazon MGM Studios. While the Broccolis will remain co-owners, Amazon will lead the direction of the iconic series, raising concerns among fans and former actors about potential changes to Bond's character.

Robert Davi, who portrayed a Bond villain, expressed fears that the franchise may adopt a "woke" approach, suggesting the creation of a new character instead of altering the essence of Bond. Other former Bond actors have echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the importance of respecting the franchise's legacy.


#health

Fox News: 'Dessert stomach' lives in your brain, say scientists
'Dessert stomach' lives in your brain, say scientists
Recent research from the Max Planck Institute reveals that the desire for sweets persists even after meals due to specific neurons in the brain. These POMC neurons, which signal satiety, also drive the appetite for sugary foods, as shown in experiments with both mice and humans.

This discovery may have implications for obesity treatments, as it suggests that drugs targeting this brain region could potentially reduce sugar cravings. Further investigation is needed to understand how existing obesity medications interact with this mechanism.