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14 Mar 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Quarrels at the top of the British far right
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is facing internal turmoil after expelling MP Rupert Lowe, who is accused of threatening party chairman Zia Yusuf. Lowe has denied the allegations and claims he is a victim of a witch-hunt, following his critical comments about the party's leadership.
The situation has raised questions about the stability of Reform UK, which had recently surpassed both the Conservatives and Labour in polls. A police investigation into Lowe's conduct is currently underway.
#society
Fox News: 17-vehicle crash in Austin, Texas leaves 3 adults, 2 kids dead
A 17-vehicle crash on I-35 in Austin, Texas, resulted in five fatalities, including a child and an infant. The incident occurred late Thursday night, with several individuals trapped in their vehicles. Twelve others sustained injuries, including three children.
The cause of the crash remains unclear, and the southbound lanes of I-35 were closed for several hours as first responders managed the chaotic scene. Authorities advised the public to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Zelenskyy accuses Putin of trying to stall ceasefire talks, pushes Trump for tougher sanctions
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of trying to prolong the war, claiming that Russia's preconditions for a ceasefire are designed to fail. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for tougher sanctions against Russia to push for a resolution.
While the U.S. has proposed a 30-day ceasefire, Putin agreed in principle but indicated he would not accept the terms as they stand. President Donald Trump expressed a desire for peace but acknowledged that financial sanctions could be devastating for Russia if necessary.
The Telegraph: China and Russia back Iran amid push for new nuclear deal with Trump
China is advocating for the removal of sanctions against Iran, hosting talks with diplomats from Tehran and Moscow to discuss Iran's nuclear program. This follows the U.S. withdrawal from a 2015 nuclear deal, with Tehran rejecting any new agreements while sanctions remain.
The urgency for negotiations has increased after the UN reported a significant rise in Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. Chinese and Russian officials engaged in discussions with their Iranian counterpart to address the nuclear issue and other mutual concerns.
#military
The Federalist: 7 EOs Congress Should Codify To Keep Woke Out Of The Military
The military is undergoing a shift away from "wokeism" towards a focus on meritocracy and non-discrimination, as outlined in recent executive orders by President Trump. These orders aim to eliminate divisive programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and restore traditional definitions of sex and gender.
Trump's directives also seek to address issues such as gender dysphoria in military service eligibility and prohibit funding for critical race theory (CRT) in military education. For lasting change, Congress must codify these principles into law, reinforcing merit-based practices and dismantling previous DEI initiatives.
#religion
The Federalist: How A Former Atheist's Letters To God Changed The Way I Pray
Dr. Jason Hill's book, "Letters To God From A Former Atheist," chronicles his journey from atheism to faith through heartfelt letters to God. His candid reflections reveal deep personal struggles and the transformative power of prayer, offering readers a profound connection to spirituality.
Hill's writing serves as both a therapeutic outlet and a means of exploring his humanity, touching on themes of despair and hope. The book aims to inspire readers to engage in honest, prayerful dialogue with God, promising a similar consolation that Beethoven provided to his grieving friend.
#health
GB News: Travel update as Britons in Africa will be subject to new entry requirements - expect mandatory checks
Tanzania, known for its safaris and beaches, has issued a travel warning for Britons due to recent outbreaks of Mpox and Marburg virus disease. Travelers will face body temperature checks and must comply with new entry requirements as the government intensifies health measures.
The World Health Organization is assisting Tanzania in managing these outbreaks. The FCDO advises travelers to stay informed about health risks, including malaria and dengue, and to consult official guidance before visiting.
The Federalist: 3 Ways Trump Plans To Root Out Rampant Obamacare Fraud
The Trump administration's proposed rule aims to reduce waste and fraud in the Obamacare program, reinstating policies from its first term and addressing recent issues. Key provisions include ending Exchange coverage for DACA participants and enforcing stricter income verification for federal subsidies.
Additionally, the rule seeks to eliminate the automatic enrollment for "free" plans and requires some premium payments to ensure enrollees have a financial stake in their coverage. These measures are designed to combat fraud and improve the integrity of the health insurance system.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Borealis May Appear In These 15 States Tonight
Northern U.S. states may witness the aurora borealis on Friday night due to high-speed solar winds disrupting Earth's magnetic field, according to NOAA. A Kp index of five indicates increased auroral activity, with the best viewing times between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Most likely viewing areas include Alaska and northern Canada, with limited chances extending into parts of the northern U.S. The auroras are caused by solar events interacting with Earth's atmosphere, and a peak in solar activity is expected to continue into 2026.