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15 Mar 2025
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Ten Democrats Deterred a Shutdown – What Will It Cost Them? - Liberty Nation News
Senate Democrats faced a critical vote on a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown, ultimately siding with Republicans. Ten Democrats crossed party lines to support the GOP's funding bill, allowing the government to continue operating at current funding levels despite internal dissent.
The decision has sparked backlash within the Democratic Party, with some members feeling betrayed by their colleagues' support for the Republican measure. Critics argue this move empowers former President Trump and undermines party unity, while supporters contend it was necessary to prevent a government shutdown.
Le Monde: Trump determined to bring US justice system to heel
Donald Trump delivered a campaign-style speech at the Justice Department, criticizing those involved in lawsuits against him and the press. He emphasized his vision for federal justice, aligning it with loyalists, including Pam Bondi, the new US attorney general, who has initiated a purge within the department.
This event marks a significant shift in the relationship between the presidency and the Department of Justice, raising concerns about the impartiality of the judicial system.
#society
The Telegraph: London hospitals ban Palestine flags after Jewish patients complain
Staff at major NHS hospitals in London are prohibited from wearing pro-Palestine symbols due to complaints from Jewish patients. The decision by Barts Health NHS Trust follows reports of distress among patients who found such symbols upsetting and intimidating.
The ban affects five hospitals, including Whipps Cross, where a Jewish woman reported feeling vulnerable after encountering staff with pro-Palestine badges. This move aims to ensure a more comfortable environment for all patients amid rising concerns over anti-Semitism.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Whistleblower Exposes Zuckerberg's Censorship Concessions to China - Liberty Nation News
Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Facebook executive, alleges in her memoir that CEO Mark Zuckerberg attempted to bring Facebook to China in 2015 by developing censorship tools to align with the Chinese government's demands. This included allowing the ruling party to suppress dissent and reviewing user content.
Meta denies these claims, asserting that Wynn-Williams was fired for performance issues and that her accusations are unfounded. The company is now trying to block the sale of her book, raising questions about its commitment to free speech amid allegations of facilitating censorship in China.
#economy
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Should the Government step in to help preserve Britain’s historic seaside piers?
Seaside towns in Britain are facing financial challenges due to Rachel Reeves's Budget, which includes minimum wage increases and National Insurance hikes. Local business owners worry about the viability of their operations, particularly regarding hiring young seasonal workers.
The National Piers Society notes that the 63 pleasure piers in the UK attract 10 million visitors yearly, significantly contributing to tourism. Bournemouth Pier's Rory Holburn warns that the Budget's changes could have a "dramatic" negative impact on tourism and local economies.
#military
The Telegraph: Islamic State leader in Iraq and Syria killed in air strike
The head of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, Abdallah Makki Muslih al-Rufay’i, has been killed in a precision air strike conducted by Iraqi intelligence and US-led coalition forces. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani hailed this as a significant victory against terrorism.
Rufay’i, also known as Abu Khadijah, was considered a top terrorist and was responsible for ISIS's operations in Syria and Iraq. The US Central Command recognized him as a key figure in ISIS's leadership.