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Feb 26, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: NFU President swipes at Rachel Reeves for snubbing farmers after 'frosty' meeting with Steve Reed
The President of the National Farmers' Union, Tom Bradshaw, criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for her "lack of respect" towards British farmers, particularly regarding Labour's inheritance tax policy. He expressed frustration over the Chancellor's refusal to engage in discussions, despite farmers' concerns about the policy's fairness and its impact on the agricultural sector.
Bradshaw emphasized that the farming community is determined to voice their objections and seek solutions, urging the government to reconsider the inheritance tax changes. He highlighted the importance of collaboration to ensure food production for the nation, while Environment Secretary Steve Reed acknowledged the strong feelings but defended the government's stance.
Fox News: Boston resident calls out 'clueless' mayor for clashing with border czar Tom Homan
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faced criticism from resident Catherine Vitale, who labeled her "clueless" for opposing Trump's border czar Tom Homan. Homan vowed to take action against sanctuary cities, while Wu defended local police policies and highlighted her leadership experience.
Vitale expressed concern over rising crime rates in Boston, claiming they are underreported and that the city is becoming increasingly unsafe. Wu is scheduled to testify before Congress on sanctuary policies, while Homan continues ICE operations in various cities.
Fox News: Kathie Lee Gifford says Trump ‘will not rest until he has fulfilled every promise’ he’s made to Americans
Kathie Lee Gifford expressed strong support for Donald Trump, emphasizing her belief in his potential for a successful second term. She highlighted his commitment to fulfilling promises to the American people and recalled instances where he demonstrated his dedication, including fixing Central Park's Wollman rink and ensuring her safety during a threatening situation.
Gifford also discussed her trust in Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the new head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, voicing skepticism about established authorities. Additionally, she shared her views on aging naturally, rejecting cosmetic surgery while promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Times Of Israel: Pro-Israel influencer Lizzy Savetsky praises Meir Kahane clip, setting off firestorm
Lizzy Savetsky faced backlash after posting a clip of Rabbi Meir Kahane, a controversial figure known for his extremist views, on Instagram. While she acknowledged Kahane's polarizing nature, she defended the message in the clip, which suggested that peace with Arabs is unattainable without strength.
The post ignited a heated debate within the Jewish community, reflecting a shift in discourse amid rising tensions in Israel. Critics condemned her for seemingly endorsing extremist views, while some argued that extreme ideas are gaining traction in mainstream discussions. Savetsky maintains her stance is about exploring new approaches to conflict resolution.
Fox News: SCOTUS to hear straight woman's discrimination case that could reshape employment law
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a case involving Marlean Ames, an Ohio woman who claims she faced discrimination for being heterosexual while working at the Department of Youth Services. Ames argues her demotion and pay cut violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, challenging the legal standard that requires additional evidence for majority group discrimination claims.
Ames contends that the current requirement to provide "background circumstances" for her claim is unfair and undermines workplace equality. The Ohio Department of Youth Services maintains that this standard is a necessary method of analysis, not an additional burden. A ruling is expected by the end of June.
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: Inside Republicans' long game to confirm Trump FBI Director Kash Patel
Kash Patel, recently confirmed as FBI Director, engaged in extensive preparation for his Senate confirmation, meeting with 61 senators and participating in numerous mock sessions. His nomination, backed by prominent Republicans, faced scrutiny over past FBI controversies but ultimately passed by a narrow margin of 51-49.
Patel's strategy involved building relationships with key senators, including Mitch McConnell, and addressing concerns about his views on the FBI's integrity. His confirmation reflects a significant effort to garner bipartisan support, despite some Republican senators withholding their votes.
Front Page Magazine: The Press Pool is an Illegitimate Media Cartel
The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is criticized for being a cartel, dominated by a liberal press corps that lacks journalistic objectivity. This has led to the GOP distancing itself from mainstream media, arguing that the media's bias undermines a free press.
The arrangement allowing the White House to select its media coverage is seen as detrimental to open discussion. The shift from impartial reporting to partisan commentary has consequences, questioning the media's entitlement to control who covers the White House.
#society
GB News: NHS allowed trans doctor to use female changing room without 'legally required assessment' into impact on female employees
NHS Fife failed to conduct a legally required assessment before allowing a transgender doctor to use female-only changing facilities, leading to a serious breach of legal obligations. The Equality and Human Rights Commission has demanded the health board produce the necessary equality impact assessment.
The case arose after nurse Sandie Peggie challenged the presence of Dr. Beth Upton in female facilities, citing discomfort during a personal medical emergency. The EHRC has highlighted the importance of compliance with statutory equality duties and is seeking further discussions regarding NHS Scotland's guidance on transgender issues.
GB News: National Lottery winners use huge portion of £8million jackpot for incredible cause
Ted and Marilyn Newton, winners of a £7.9 million National Lottery jackpot, have transformed a 15.5-acre woodland in east Kent into a community space for local Sea Scouts and schoolchildren. The couple, now hosting their 31st event for the Sea Scouts, aim to provide outdoor experiences for youth in a deprived area.
Originally purchased for personal use, the woodland has become a hub for outdoor adventures, benefiting hundreds of young people. The Newtons emphasize the joy and laughter of children exploring nature, highlighting the importance of such experiences in a technology-driven world.
GB News: Local councillor hits out at £700m asylum centre expansion: 'This area is already deprived!'
Local councillor Marc Rattigan has raised concerns over a £700 million expansion of the Manston Asylum Processing Centre in Kent, citing the area's existing deprivation and economic struggles. Residents fear the temporary facility may become permanent housing for asylum seekers, leading to frustrations over local resources and infrastructure.
Rattigan emphasized the need for prioritizing local needs, such as overwhelmed healthcare services, over investments in the asylum center. He called for better communication regarding security measures and expressed concerns about the unknown backgrounds of those being housed there. A Home Office spokesman stated that community engagement and security are priorities in the upgrade plans.
Times Of Israel: Knesset, Ben Gurion Airport illuminated orange to honor murdered Bibas family
The Knesset and other landmarks in Israel were illuminated in orange to honor Shiri Bibas and her sons, Ariel and Kfir, who were murdered by Hamas terrorists. A moment of silence was observed in their memory during a plenum session, coinciding with their funeral.
The Bibas family was kidnapped during the October 7, 2023, attacks, which resulted in significant casualties and hostages. The Foreign Ministry initiated a global tribute by lighting landmarks in orange, symbolizing the family's plight and the ongoing grief in Israel.
Fox News: Meghan Markle bullying claims resurface after former royal aide speaks out, casting dark cloud over her future
Jason Knauf, a former aide to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, recently gave an interview where he reiterated allegations of bullying against Meghan Markle. He stated he had "no regrets" about speaking out and suggested that Prince William likely approved his participation in the interview, which coincides with the launch of Meghan's Netflix series.
Knauf's past accusations include claims that Meghan bullied palace staff, leading to a review by Buckingham Palace that did not disclose its findings. Despite the Sussexes' strong denials of the allegations, they continue to affect Meghan's public image.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Keir Starmer hits back at claims he's 'Nigel Farage in disguise' as PM blasts Reform UK for 'fawning over Putin'
Sir Keir Starmer criticized Nigel Farage for his perceived admiration of Vladimir Putin, asserting that true patriotism requires prioritizing the safety and security of citizens. Starmer announced a defense spending increase to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, funded by cuts to foreign aid.
The Prime Minister emphasized the need for strength in facing challenges posed by Russia, highlighting the importance of supporting Ukraine. This defense spending hike is described as the largest since the Cold War, reflecting the urgency of addressing generational threats.
The Telegraph: Hamas to exchange bodies of four hostages for Palestinian prisoners
An agreement has been reached to release all Palestinian prisoners scheduled for release last week in exchange for the remains of four Israeli hostages, according to Egyptian media. Hamas confirmed this under Egyptian supervision as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel.
Hamas had previously accused Israel of jeopardizing the ongoing Gaza truce by delaying the release of 600 prisoners. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited concerns over the nature of the hostages' release as justification for the delay.
#economy
Fox News: Flight passenger says major airline offered thousands of dollars to travelers willing to give up seats
A traveler shared a rare experience on Reddit where Delta Airlines offered increasing compensation for passengers to give up their seats due to an oversold flight. Initial offers started at $1,000 and escalated to $2,800 as more passengers boarded, prompting discussions about the airline's compensation practices.
Delta confirmed that in oversold situations, they solicit volunteers with compelling offers. The airline's policy allows for compensation determined at their discretion, with some passengers suggesting that earlier offers could prevent chaos at the gate.
Fox News: Analysts back Trump’s USAID cuts in Africa, say increased trade will better benefit continent's poor
Analysts argue that boosting trade with the U.S. is crucial for Africa's future, rather than relying on foreign aid. They highlight that U.S. trade with Africa significantly outpaces aid, suggesting that trade fosters better governance and economic development.
Critics of aid emphasize that it often supports ineffective governments and hinders entrepreneurial growth. They advocate for a shift towards direct investments and partnerships, viewing the suspension of U.S. aid as an opportunity for African nations to assert their sovereignty and redefine development strategies.
#health
Le Monde: Critically-ill pope has peaceful night, reports Vatican
Pope Francis, hospitalized with pneumonia, is in critical but stable condition after 13 days at Rome's Gemelli hospital. The Vatican reports he had a peaceful night, with no acute respiratory episodes, but recovery is expected to take time.
Despite his illness, the 88-year-old pontiff continues to engage with Church matters from his hospital room, receiving the Eucharist and resuming work activities. Pilgrims are gathering to pray for his recovery.
#crime
Fox News: Americans considering spring break vacation in Mexico warned of murder spike
Traveling to Mexico poses significant risks for Americans, particularly women, due to a surge in violent crime, including kidnappings and homicides. Experts advise extreme caution, especially when leaving resorts, as cartels actively target tourists.
Recent U.S. State Department data highlights the dangers, with 115 deaths of U.S. citizens reported in Mexico from January to June 2022, including 25 homicides. The U.S. Embassy has issued travel advisories for several Mexican states, urging Americans to reconsider travel plans.
Fox News: Brian Laundrie-Gabby Petito docuseries highlights payment to lawyer connected to bin Laden
Gabby Petito's parents criticize Brian Laundrie's family in a new docuseries, alleging they hired a lawyer for $25,000 shortly after Laundrie's phone call about Petito's disappearance. They question the Laundries' claims of ignorance regarding their daughter's fate.
The docuseries reveals details surrounding Petito's murder and the Laundrie family's actions during the investigation. Petito's parents have since become advocates for missing persons and domestic violence victims.
#sports
GB News: Golf star stunned by question about Rory McIlroy - 'Nobody's ever asked me that
Shane Lowry's friendship with Rory McIlroy is highlighted in Netflix's 'Full Swing,' showcasing their bond during the Zurich Classic victory. Lowry's protective nature towards McIlroy emerged during personal challenges for McIlroy, including a turbulent year marked by his divorce and reconciliation.
McIlroy expressed appreciation for Lowry's support, emphasizing the importance of their friendship amid the pressures of fame. Lowry's authenticity provides McIlroy with a sense of normalcy, helping him navigate the complexities of balancing his professional and personal life.
#outdoors
GB News: The vegetables to sow now for early harvest by spring or summer
Gardening enthusiasts can start planting broad beans, early peas, and spinach in February, as these hardy crops thrive in cooler temperatures. Early sowing allows for earlier harvests in spring or summer while spreading out gardening efforts.
Broad beans are recommended for their resilience, with tips on spacing and support. Early peas and spinach also offer benefits, with advice on planting methods and care to ensure successful growth.