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GB News: Nottinghamshire vape shop sign sparks outrage as banner boasting 'we sell to kids' mysteriously appears overnight

Residents in Nottingham were shocked to discover a sign outside a vape shop that seemed to encourage children to buy e-cigarettes. The sign, which read "We Sell Vapes to Kids - No I.D.? No Problem!", has sparked outrage among locals who are calling for the shop to be closed down. The shop denies responsibility for the sign, which mysteriously appeared overnight and has since been partially covered up with newspaper.

Human Events: STEPHEN DAVIS: Ayanna Pressley declares Walgreens is racist over store closures

Walgreens has been accused of racial discrimination by Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, who claims that the closure of stores in predominantly black and Hispanic communities is a deliberate act of discrimination. Walgreens states that the decision to close these stores is based on financial factors such as operating costs and reimbursement rates. However, some believe that the closures may also be influenced by rising crime and theft in these areas.

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Times Of Israel: British FM Cameron: Netanyahu hasn’t ‘comprehensively’ ruled out two-state solution

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in January and stated that Netanyahu has not ruled out a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Cameron emphasized the need for both parties to begin discussing what a Palestinian state could be, rather than what it cannot be. While Netanyahu has faced global criticism for rejecting calls for a Palestinian state, he has not categorically rejected all forms of statehood. Cameron expressed that the recognition of a Palestinian state could be a means of pressuring Israel to accept a two-state solution, but this recognition should come later in the negotiating process. The Israel-Hamas war continues, with efforts being made to establish a sustainable ceasefire.

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The Telegraph: German farmers blockade country’s biggest airport

Farmers across Europe, including in Germany, protested against fuel subsidy cuts, excessive environmental rules, and unfair competition. Germany's farmers' union demands complete reversal of subsidy cuts, while similar protests took place in the Netherlands, Poland, Greece, Romania, France, Portugal, Ireland, Malta, and Cyprus. EU leaders responded with plans to protect farmers from cheaper imports and environmental concessions.

#education

Human Events: ERIN ELMORE: Utah signs law restricting DEI initiatives in universities and government

Utah Governor signs law limiting diversity initiatives in state government and universities, prohibiting preferential treatment based on race or identity. Law also restricts training sessions that convey superiority of certain identities and withholds state funding for violations.

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Fox News: Bird as symbols of wisdom — and what the owl tells us about ourselves

The notion of owls as wise birds has its roots in Ancient Greece and mythology. Owls possess remarkable hunting abilities and are adaptable birds found all over the world. They face conservation challenges, but their unique adaptations and ecological importance make them invaluable symbols of the natural world.

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