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13 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Thune Calls Senate Democrats' Bluff, Moves Forward on Funding Plan
Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, are poised to reject a House-passed continuing resolution (CR) aimed at funding the government through September 30. Schumer criticized Republicans for drafting the plan without Democratic input, complicating the path to securing the necessary votes in the Senate.
With Republicans holding a majority, the pressure is on Democrats to navigate a potential government shutdown. Rejecting the CR could furlough government employees, contradicting their concerns for workers. The situation presents a challenging dilemma for Democrats, balancing their opposition to the proposed spending levels against the risk of a shutdown.
Breitbart: Report: Drag Queens to Fundraise for Dem WI Supreme Court Candidate
Drag queens in Madison, Wisconsin, are organizing a “Disney Princess Drag Bingo” event to raise funds for Democrat Susan Crawford, a candidate for the state Supreme Court. The event highlights the importance of supporting Crawford for the LGBTQ community's future.
Crawford's campaign follows a recent rally featuring Bernie Sanders and comes amid a competitive Supreme Court race that could shift the court’s balance. The election, set for April 1, is drawing significant financial backing from left-wing donors.
#society
Fox News: Florida police officer delivers pizza after large gator caught on camera in customer’s driveway
A Florida woman received an unexpected delivery when a police officer brought her pizza after an eight-foot alligator was found under her car. Officer Tolson intervened to ensure the delivery driver’s safety and helped deliver the pizza to the customer at the back door.
The encounter was shared by the Bradenton Police Department on social media, showcasing the officer's quick response to the unusual situation. After the pizza was safely delivered, the officer took a photo of the alligator before it was removed.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: ICJ to hold hearings next month on Israel’s aid obligations to Palestinians
The International Court of Justice will hold hearings on Israel's humanitarian obligations to Palestinians starting April 28, following a UN resolution. This comes amid Israel's freeze on aid to Gaza, where humanitarian needs are critical.
The ICJ's advisory opinions are legally binding but lack enforcement mechanisms, increasing diplomatic pressure on Israel. The hearings were prompted by an Israeli law restricting UNRWA's operations, amid ongoing tensions following the conflict that began on October 7, 2023.
#military
Fox News: Hegseth orders review of military fitness and grooming standards: 'Our adversaries are not growing weaker'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has initiated a review of military fitness and grooming standards, aiming to reinforce the effectiveness of the U.S. armed forces. This review will assess changes in standards since 2015 and seek to restore a more rigorous military ethos.
Hegseth emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards to ensure the military remains a formidable force amid evolving global challenges. He aims to reverse policies perceived as weakening military readiness.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Black Bag': Sex, lies and espionage
In "Black Bag," directed by Steven Soderbergh, British spies George (Michael Fassbender) and Kathryn (Cate Blanchett) navigate the complexities of marriage amid their covert operations. Their seemingly perfect relationship captivates colleagues, but underlying tensions reveal the challenges of trust and secrecy.
The film explores the intricacies of marital dynamics, echoing themes from Soderbergh's earlier work, particularly focusing on George's obsession with truth. "Black Bag" intertwines espionage with personal conflict, offering a psychological look at love and deception.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as surprising discovery 'proves' biblical account of major death
Archaeologists have discovered evidence at Megiddo, Israel, supporting the biblical account of King Josiah's death in 609 BC. Excavations revealed Egyptian ceramics and pottery, indicating a military presence rather than local trade, aligning with historical records of Egyptian forces at the site.
The findings suggest that Pharaoh Necho II's troops and Greek mercenaries were stationed in Megiddo when Josiah was killed, confirming details from the Bible regarding the conflict. This discovery enhances the historical understanding of the region during a tumultuous period.
#education
Breitbart: Dem Gov. Green: 'I'll Take' Trump Sending Education to States as Long as We Don't Lose Funds
Hawaii Governor Josh Green expressed support for the Trump administration's proposal to transfer education control to states, provided that federal funding remains intact. He acknowledged concerns among Democrats about job losses but emphasized the need for resources to support local education.
Green also highlighted ongoing hiring efforts in Hawaii to mitigate job losses and ensure quality education standards tailored to local needs. He remains open to changes as long as they do not compromise essential services.
#crime
Fox News: Idaho becomes first state to prefer death by firing squad for executions
Idaho has become the only state in the U.S. to designate firing squads as the preferred method of execution, following a bill signed by Governor Brad Little. This decision comes after a recent execution by firing squad in South Carolina and aims to address issues with lethal injection methods.
The law, supported by a majority of the Republican-controlled legislature, also maintains lethal injection as a backup method. The change could affect the state's current death row inmates and has implications for the upcoming trial of Bryan Kohberger, who faces multiple murder charges.
#science
Le Monde: Americas to witness rare 'Blood Moon' total lunar eclipse
A total lunar eclipse, known as a "Blood Moon," will be visible on March 14, 2024, across North and South America, parts of western Europe, Africa, and New Zealand. The event will feature over an hour of totality, where the Moon takes on a reddish hue due to Earth's shadow.
NASA advises observers to monitor weather conditions, as clouds can affect visibility. The totality will begin at 2:26 AM EDT and 11:26 PM PDT on March 14. A partial eclipse will occur for about an hour before and after totality.