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GB News: New motoring rules set to launch to 'end the use' of certain vehicles 'from no earlier than 2030'
Oxfordshire's Wrightbus has launched a facility to convert diesel buses to electric powertrains, aiming to enhance sustainability in public transport. The NewPower factory, which opened recently, plans to create 50 new jobs and repower 250 buses annually.
Local Transport Minister Simon Lightwood emphasized the initiative's role in meeting climate goals, with future regulations to phase out new diesel buses by 2030. Wrightbus's zero-emission buses have already significantly reduced CO2 emissions, showcasing the benefits of this transition.
Front Page Magazine: Trump's USAID Freeze Saves Thousands from Castration in India
India's first transgender clinics have closed due to a stop-work order from USAID, affecting nearly 5,000 individuals who relied on these services for gender-affirming surgeries and medications. The closure raises questions about the future of such medical support without external funding.
Critics argue that this situation could lead to dire alternatives for those seeking gender transition, emphasizing the need for accessible healthcare options. The debate continues on the implications of these closures for the transgender community in India.
Fox News: 'The View' says media mistreated Monica Lewinsky in look back on Clinton affair on 27th anniversary
On the 27th anniversary of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, "The View" hosts discussed the media's treatment of Lewinsky compared to Bill Clinton. They emphasized the negative impact on Lewinsky's life and the power dynamics at play, arguing that Clinton faced less consequence for his actions.
Co-hosts noted a cultural shift in understanding the situation, with Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sunny Hostin highlighting the unfair scrutiny Lewinsky faced. Joy Behar acknowledged the change but maintained that Lewinsky, at 22, should have some self-awareness about her role. Lewinsky herself reflected on the affair, suggesting Clinton should have resigned.
Breitbart: Michelle Trachtenberg’s Cause of Death Unclear as Family Refuses Autopsy
Michelle Trachtenberg, the actress known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," has died at 39. Her family has declined an autopsy for religious reasons, and no foul play is suspected. She was found unresponsive in her NYC apartment and had recently undergone a liver transplant.
The family has requested privacy during this time and provided no further details regarding her passing. Reports indicate her death may be related to natural causes.
#religion
Breitbart: JD Vance Responds to Pope's Criticisms at Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Vice President JD Vance spoke at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast, expressing gratitude for his political journey and addressing Pope Francis's critiques of Trump's immigration policies. He emphasized the alignment of Trump's foreign policy with Christian values, particularly in promoting peace and religious freedom.
Vance also shared a personal milestone, highlighting his son's baptism as a significant event, even more so than his electoral victory. He discussed his interfaith marriage and the decision to raise their children in the Catholic faith while allowing them to choose their baptism timing.
#health
Breitbart: Congo Mystery Disease Linked to Bats Spreads to More Villages
The World Health Organization reported a mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has spread, with 141 new confirmed cases and a death toll of 60. The outbreak began in January after children consumed bat carcasses, and tests have ruled out known diseases like Ebola.
Increased surveillance has identified over 1,000 symptomatic individuals, with many testing positive for malaria. Experts are investigating potential connections between the illness and other diseases, while challenges in infrastructure hinder access to testing and treatment.
#science
Fox News: Mars’ red color may be related to a habitable past: study
A new study reveals that Mars' red color is primarily due to the mineral ferrihydrite, which forms only in cool water. This suggests Mars may have had a wet environment capable of sustaining liquid water billions of years ago, contrasting with its current dry climate.
The research, supported by NASA, highlights the planet's potentially habitable past and emphasizes the importance of ongoing studies, including sample returns from the Perseverance rover, to further understand Mars' ancient climate and the conditions for life.