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The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Cyclone on Reunion Island, Protests Against Elon Musk, and Ramadan Begins
On March 1, 2025, demonstrations erupted in Serbia following the collapse of a train station that killed 15, leading to student-led protests demanding government accountability. In London, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with PM Starmer ahead of a European leaders' summit.
In other global events, a new president was inaugurated in Uruguay, while protests in Valencia, Spain, called for the resignation of the regional president over flood management. South Koreans celebrated Independence Movement Day, marking a historic uprising against Japanese rule.
Fox News: Federal judge rules Trump’s firing of head of special counsel was unlawful, will maintain his job
A federal judge ruled that President Trump's firing of Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, was unlawful, thus reinstating him. The Trump administration has filed an appeal against this decision.
Judge Amy Berman Jackson emphasized the importance of the office's independence, stating that removing Dellinger would undermine its purpose. The Supreme Court previously paused the administration's efforts to dismiss him.
#society
Fox News: Harrison Ford withdraws from Oscars ceremony after shingles diagnosis
Harrison Ford has withdrawn from presenting at the Academy Awards due to a shingles diagnosis. The 82-year-old actor is reportedly resting and recovering. Shingles can cause painful rashes and complications, and vaccination is the best preventive measure.
Ford recently gained attention at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, where he humorously appeared on camera while eating a cracker. The Academy Awards are scheduled to air this Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on ABC.
Fox News: Man buys sweet treat for one child but not for the other two: 'Asking for trouble'
A father shared a story on Reddit about rewarding his daughter with a shake after a successful dentist visit, which led to complaints from his other children about fairness. His wife criticized him for appearing to play favorites, suggesting he should have bought treats for everyone.
The father defended his decision, believing it was important for kids to understand that rewards are sometimes individual. The post sparked a debate among commenters, with many offering differing opinions on how to handle similar situations in families with multiple children.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Vance Family Moved to 'Undisclosed Location' as Protesters Disrupt Ski Trip
Vice President JD Vance and his family were relocated after encountering pro-Ukrainian protesters at a Vermont ski resort. Signs accused Vance of being a traitor and a Nazi, reflecting tensions over his recent criticism of Ukrainian President Zelensky during a White House meeting.
In that meeting, Vance admonished Zelensky for his disrespect and emphasized the U.S. support for Ukraine, while Trump highlighted the extensive aid provided. Following the meeting, Zelensky left without signing a minerals deal, and Trump stated that Zelensky was not ready for peace with American involvement.
#other
Le Monde: Nations fail to break deadlock on UN climate report timing at marathon meeting skipped by US
Nations failed to reach a consensus on the timing of the UN's next climate change assessment during a meeting in China, with disagreements primarily between wealthy countries and major polluters like India and China. The outcome left many, including Greenpeace, disappointed, as no definitive deadline was set.
The US's absence from the talks, attributed to President Trump's rollback of climate policies, raised concerns among experts about the impact on international climate efforts. With the world facing rising temperatures and the potential to exceed critical warming thresholds, urgency was emphasized by UN officials.