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11 Mar 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Pro-Trump or anti-American? Le Pen gets caught between new and old sentiments
Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right Rassemblement National, has shown a shift in stance by favoring Donald Trump, despite his administration's attacks on Europe. This marks a departure from the anti-American sentiment of her party's predecessor, the Front National.
Historically, the party has drawn inspiration from American presidents, notably Jean-Marie Le Pen's admiration for Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, reflecting a long-standing connection to U.S. political figures.
Breitbart: Kelly: Musk's 'Slash and Burn' of Government Is Ruining People's Lives
Senator Mark Kelly criticized Elon Musk on MSNBC, claiming Musk's actions have harmed veterans by firing them without just cause. Kelly emphasized his commitment to the Constitution and suggested Musk should concentrate on his business ventures rather than interfering with government efficiency.
Breitbart: Watch: Alex Marlow Explains the Real Scandal Behind Sen. Chris Murphy’s Affair
On the "Alex Marlow Show," host Alex Marlow criticized Sen. Chris Murphy's date with Courier Newsroom publisher Tara McGowan, calling Courier a partisan propaganda network that exploits the decline of local journalism. He linked it to Laurene Powell Jobs' funding efforts.
Marlow argued that Courier masquerades as local news while pushing a political agenda, citing concerns from media watchdogs about its impact on public perception of journalism.
#society
GB News: BBC pays managers from diverse backgrounds more - but ex-star thinks broadcaster has a BIGGER issue
Concerns have been raised about the BBC focusing on salary disparities among senior managers from diverse backgrounds, with ex-BBC correspondent Danny Shaw arguing that the real issues lie in the pay of working-class individuals and the need for diversity of thought within the organization. He emphasized the importance of addressing these broader concerns rather than getting sidetracked by specific pay differences.
Shaw noted that while some disparities exist, they may be influenced by a small number of higher-paid individuals from minority backgrounds. He called for a more inclusive environment that values diverse opinions and perspectives, rather than perpetuating groupthink. The BBC maintains its commitment to fair pay and claims no systemic bias exists in its salary policies.
#crime
Fox News: Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte arrested at airport on ICC warrant for crime against humanity
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport after an order from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC is investigating him for alleged crimes against humanity related to his controversial anti-drug campaign.
Duterte, 79, was apprehended upon returning from a trip to Hong Kong. The investigation focuses on the extensive killings that occurred during his presidency's crackdown on illegal drugs.