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14 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Federal safety rule on baby cushions goes too far, contradicts Trump agenda, legal group claims
A baby products manufacturer is suing the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) over a new safety standard for infant support cushions, claiming it misinterprets "durable" and overreaches its authority. The New Civil Liberties Alliance argues the rule undermines procedural checks and could impact thousands of manufacturers.
This lawsuit aligns with the Trump administration's efforts to limit the power of federal agencies through executive orders and legal challenges. The NCLA contends that the regulation should undergo a more rigorous review process as mandated by Congress.
#society
GB News: Drivers to face 40-mile diversion this weekend and long delays across West Midlands region
Motorists in the West Midlands face a 40-mile diversion due to a 60-meter road closure in Cockshutt, Shropshire, starting March 16 for broadband infrastructure work. While the closure is expected to last one day, the company has applied for a six-day closure, causing significant delays.
Residents express concern over increased commuting times and fuel costs, particularly affecting access to essential services and local businesses. Freedom Fibre defends the project as necessary for improving internet connectivity, assuring that access will be maintained, though skepticism remains among locals.
Fox News: Spring break travelers urged to take certain precautions amid search for missing American college student
Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old college student from Virginia, went missing in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, on March 6 while vacationing with friends. She was last seen walking on the beach after leaving a hotel bar. Former U.S. Ambassador Robin Bernstein emphasized the importance of safety and prompt reporting in such situations.
Authorities have stated that there are no suspects in the case, and it is being treated as a missing-person investigation. The Dominican Republic's law enforcement is cooperating with U.S. agencies, including the FBI. Bernstein expressed concern for Konanki's family and the urgency of the search.
Fox News: University students, professors fearful deportation threats will chill speech on campus: Report
Students and professors in Chicago express concern over President Trump's crackdown on antisemitism in academia, fearing it may suppress critical thinking. The arrest of Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil has intensified these worries, with some believing universities may collaborate with the administration.
Critics argue that Trump's actions constitute viewpoint discrimination, potentially instilling fear among students. While the administration defends the deportation of those linked to Hamas, free speech advocates warn that such measures threaten First Amendment rights.
Fox News: Columbine victim's 2025 death ruled a homicide after injuries from school shooting contributed to sepsis
Anne Marie Hochhalter, a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting who was left partially paralyzed, died on February 16 at the age of 43. Her death was ruled a homicide due to complications from her injuries, including sepsis from an infected pressure sore.
Hochhalter was one of 23 individuals injured in the shooting and had battled intense pain and health issues for years. She is remembered for her resilience and forgiveness, including a letter she wrote to the mother of one of the shooters.
Fox News: Gene Hackman's 911 caller was concerned, pursued 'wellness check' before finding star and his wife Betsy dead
Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa Hackman, were found dead in their Santa Fe home on February 26 after being uncontactable for weeks. Concerned friend Jesse Kesler initiated a wellness check, leading to the discovery of their bodies.
Gene died from cardiovascular disease, with Alzheimer's as a contributing factor, while Betsy succumbed to hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. Both deaths were ruled natural, and the investigation continues.
Times Of Israel: Thousands gather at Hostages Square for Purim revelry colored by hopes for captives’ salvation
Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square for a Purim reading of the Book of Esther, linking the ancient Jewish plight to the current situation of hostages held by Hamas. Families of the 59 remaining hostages called for a comprehensive deal for their release amid ongoing protests.
Released hostages shared their experiences, emphasizing the urgent need for government action. Families criticized the Israeli government for perceived inaction and sought assistance from U.S. President Donald Trump to expedite negotiations for the hostages' return.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: After Putin's 'yes, but' response to possible ceasefire, Trump shows signs of impatience
Vladimir Putin discussed Ukraine during a meeting with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, expressing conditional support for a 30-day ceasefire proposed by the U.S. Meanwhile, Donald Trump met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Washington, raising concerns among European allies.
Putin indicated he had "serious issues" to address before fully endorsing the ceasefire, signaling ongoing complexities in the dialogue. His special envoy, Steve Witkoff, left Moscow early with a message for Trump, as the Kremlin remained "cautiously optimistic" about the discussions.
#economy
Le Monde: French finance minister calls US-EU trade war 'idiotic'
France's Finance and Economy Minister Eric Lombard criticized the escalating US-EU trade war as "idiotic" and announced plans to visit the US following threats of significant tariffs on French wine and champagne. He emphasized the need for dialogue to reduce tensions.
The US trade conflict intensified after President Trump threatened 200% tariffs on French imports in response to the EU's announcement of $28 billion in tariffs on US goods. European leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen, expressed a willingness to negotiate.
#culture
Fox News: Fox News Digital's News Quiz: March 14, 2025
Search efforts are ongoing for Sudiksha Konanki, a vacationing American college student who is missing. Meanwhile, Ben Affleck declined his son's request to make a purchase.
Readers can also test their knowledge with this week's Fox News Digital News Quiz, covering various topics from film to sports.
Fox News: Black comedian warns the word 'racist' is worn out, used ‘too loosely’
Comedian Godfrey argues that the term "racist" is overused and has lost its original significance. He believes that accusations of racism often arise when he discusses race in his comedy, asserting that describing racial behaviors does not equate to being racist.
Godfrey emphasizes the importance of creative expression in comedy, advocating for a nuanced approach to discussing race and politics. He suggests that those who criticize comedians for addressing sensitive topics are often deflecting from uncomfortable truths.
#science
Forbes: Last Night’s ‘Blood Moon’ Eclipse Set Up A Solar Eclipse For The U.S. And Canada
A partial solar eclipse will be visible on March 29, 2025, across parts of the U.S., Canada, Europe, Africa, and Russia, with northern Quebec experiencing the greatest coverage at 93%. The northeastern U.S. will see varying degrees, with northern Maine at 86% and Boston at 50%.
Observers should use proper eye protection when viewing the eclipse, which occurs due to the moon partially covering the sun. This event follows a total lunar eclipse just two weeks prior, highlighting the cyclical nature of eclipses.