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Fox News: Anti-Israel protesters take over building at Barnard College in New York City
Over 50 anti-Israel protesters occupied a building at Barnard College, allegedly assaulting an employee in the process. The protest was in response to the expulsion of two students involved in a prior incident at Columbia University, with demands including the reversal of expulsions and a public meeting with college leadership.
Barnard College officials reported the assault and expressed concern for campus safety, stating they offered to meet with protesters to de-escalate the situation. The protesters left the building late Wednesday night after being given an ultimatum.
Front Page Magazine: Media Still Doesn't Understand That Nobody Trusts It
The head of the White House Correspondents Association acknowledges a growing distrust in media, with only 29% of Americans believing it reports news accurately. In contrast, 44% express trust in the Trump administration to present facts fairly.
This decline in media credibility reflects a broader sentiment, as many Americans feel the media is out of touch and untrustworthy. The WHCA's standards have not alleviated public skepticism.
Le Monde: In France's top ski resorts, luxury tourist accommodations are on the rise
Luxury accommodations are increasingly prevalent in France's top ski resorts, such as Méribel and Val-d'Isère. High-end properties, complete with hotel-like services, are impacting local communities and less affluent visitors, as rental prices soar to around €20,000 per week for premium units.
This trend reflects a broader shift in the ski market, with significant investments in upscale developments across the French Alps, including popular destinations like Megève and Chamonix. The rise of luxury rentals raises concerns for seasonal workers and local residents.
#economy
GB News: Britain's energy bills 'highest in Europe' despite Labour's pledge to slash cost of living by £300
UK energy bills are set to rise, with Ofgem announcing a 6.4% increase in the energy price cap, bringing average costs to £1,847 from April to July. This marks a £9.25 monthly increase and is £159 higher annually compared to last year, making UK bills the highest in Europe.
Despite a potential peace deal in Ukraine lowering wholesale prices, the UK faces increased costs due to reliance on gas reserves after a cold winter. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband emphasizes the need for a clean energy strategy to secure lower bills in the future.