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14 Mar 2025
#politics
The Telegraph: The Daily T: “We aren’t going to take Moscow,” so Ukraine will lose land, says Trump ally
The Kremlin expresses cautious optimism regarding a ceasefire in Ukraine following talks with US envoy Steve Witkoff, but a call with President Trump is deemed necessary for resolution.
In the UK, a poll indicates Reform may perform well in upcoming local elections, while the Prime Minister faces potential rebellion over welfare cuts and economic challenges loom for Rachel Reeves.
Le Monde: Marc Carney sworn in as Canada's new prime minister
Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada's new prime minister on March 14, 2025, succeeding Justin Trudeau. He faces a trade war initiated by President Trump, who has imposed tariffs on Canadian goods and threatened annexation, which has sparked a surge in Canadian nationalism.
Carney, a former central banker with no political experience, is expected to call for a general election soon. He aims to negotiate with Trump while emphasizing Canadian sovereignty and a comprehensive trade approach. The Liberal Party's prospects have improved amid rising tensions with the U.S.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu appears to confirm seeking Tesla car contract amid backlash against Elon Musk
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invited Tesla to bid on a tender for electric vehicles for government officials, drawing a positive response from Elon Musk. However, reports indicate that no such tender exists, suggesting it may have been a PR move to gain favor with Musk.
The Marker reported that Tesla had not submitted bids in previous tenders due to uncompetitive pricing and limited service in Israel. This comes amid a backdrop of Musk's controversial statements and declining Tesla stock, while he maintains a close relationship with Netanyahu and support from former President Trump.
Fox News: North Carolina GOP town hall turns heated as self-described veteran escorted out by security
During a town hall in Asheville, NC, Rep. Chuck Edwards faced a heated confrontation from a man claiming to be a veteran, who shouted accusations of neglect and dishonesty. The outburst led to the man being escorted out by police as the audience reacted with applause.
Edwards later described the event as "lively" and emphasized his commitment to addressing constituents' concerns despite the tensions. The meeting attracted around 300 attendees and included discussions on various topics, including budget resolutions and government efficiency.
The Western Journal: 'Exhausted' MSNBC Host Unable to Make It Through Trump's First 100 Days: 'So Soft'
MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell announced he is taking a week off after feeling exhausted just 52 days into President Trump’s term, mistakenly thinking it was day 92. His decision has drawn criticism, highlighting the contrast between his workload and the pace of Trump's presidency.
O'Donnell's break raises questions about the commitment of media figures to cover the current administration, especially compared to the previous one. Critics argue that if Trump poses such a significant threat, reporters should remain vigilant rather than stepping back.
#society
GB News: Neighbour row erupts as homeowner claims school lights are 'equivalent of 167 candles on my windowsill'
A homeowner in Lancashire is opposing a nearby school's plan to install floodlights for a sports pitch, likening the brightness to "167 candles" on his windowsill. Despite 11 objections from locals regarding light pollution, wildlife impact, and noise, planning officers have recommended approval with conditions.
The Hyndburn Council's planning committee will weigh these concerns against the benefits of allowing students to use facilities during darker winter days. The committee previously deferred the decision for a site visit to assess potential impacts on neighboring properties.
The Western Journal: Elon Musk Gains Unlikely Ally as Netanyahu Steps Into the Ring
Elon Musk has gained support from Israel amid accusations of Nazism following his Inauguration Day gestures. Israeli officials have invited Tesla to bid on providing electric cars for top officials, emphasizing that they won't yield to "woke trends."
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended Musk, calling him a "great friend of Israel" and dismissing the Nazi label as a false smear. This situation highlights the absurdity of such accusations, which have become overly broad in political discourse.
The Western Journal: American Airlines Plane Catches Fire with 172 Passengers On Board
An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 caught fire at Denver International Airport after diverting from Colorado Springs. All 172 passengers and six crew members evacuated safely, with twelve passengers hospitalized for minor injuries.
The FAA is investigating the incident, which occurred after the crew reported engine vibrations. American Airlines expressed gratitude for the quick response of the crew and first responders.
The Federalist: Detransitioners Herald Reckoning For Trans 'Medicine' Fraudsters
Critics of transgender ideology argue that transitioning does not benefit individuals, particularly children, and that the premise of gender identity is fundamentally flawed. Detransitioners, who have experienced harm from "gender-affirming care," are increasingly vocal about their experiences and the medical system's failures.
Recent events, such as Detrans Awareness Day at the U.S. Capitol, highlighted testimonies from detransitioners and experts who claim that medical practices surrounding transgender care may involve fraud and lack scientific support. As more individuals share their stories, legal actions against medical practitioners are expected to challenge the current approach to transgender care.
Fox News: Dylan Mulvaney says 'religion and faith used against' trans community, hopes people will feel 'ashamed'
Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney expressed concerns about the negative treatment of transgender individuals by the government, referencing past policies under the Trump administration. During a CNN interview, she emphasized that religion is often weaponized against the transgender community and shared her personal experiences regarding identity and acceptance.
Mulvaney criticized the government's focus on transgender issues, suggesting they serve as a distraction from larger societal problems. She hopes that future generations will look back and feel ashamed of the current treatment of transgender people, whom she believes pose no harm to society.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump 'Strongly Requests' Putin Ceasefire to Spare Lives of 'Thousands'
President Trump urged Russian President Putin to agree to an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, citing the urgent need to prevent further casualties. He described recent U.S.-Russia talks as productive and highlighted the dire situation for Ukrainian troops, who are reportedly surrounded by Russian forces.
While casualty figures remain disputed, both Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky provided stark estimates, with Zelensky claiming a significant disparity in losses between the two sides. He emphasized that Russia has suffered far more fatalities, attributing this to inferior medical care for wounded soldiers.
Human Events: Egypt welcomes Trump’s comment that ‘nobody’s expelling Palestinians’ from Gaza
President Trump stated that "nobody's expelling any Palestinians" during a meeting with Ireland's Prime Minister, a position welcomed by Egypt, which is working on a reconstruction plan for Gaza. This comes amid ongoing turmoil following Hamas's attacks on Israel, leading to significant civilian displacement.
Trump's earlier proposal to take over Gaza has shifted, as he now emphasizes the need for sustainable solutions without forcibly relocating Palestinians. Neighboring countries remain hesitant to accept refugees due to security concerns.
#crime
Forbes: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Arraignment Today On Forced Labor Allegations: Here’s The Latest On His Federal Charges
Sean "Diddy" Combs is set to be arraigned on new charges of forced labor, where prosecutors allege he used threats and coercion to control employees. This indictment comes just months before his trial for sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.
Combs' attorney has denied the accusations, asserting that former employees are prepared to testify in his defense. The legal battles continue as Combs faces multiple allegations, including claims of physical abuse and sexual coercion.