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17 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Mike Johnson: Democrats 'Seem to Hate President Trump More than They Love America'
House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed challenges in bipartisan cooperation, attributing them to Democrats' animosity towards Trump. He emphasized the upcoming reconciliation process to fulfill campaign promises, including border security, energy dominance, and extending Trump-era tax cuts.
Johnson indicated that Republicans would likely proceed without Democratic support, focusing on their agenda to ensure stability and avoid significant tax increases. He framed the responsibility of governance as resting solely on the Republican Party.
#society
Le Monde: In Baniyas, Syria, the story of a Sunni who saved Alawites from massacre: 'We acted out of simple humanity'
In March 2025, tensions in Syria escalated as mass executions occurred in the Alawite district of Baniyas, resulting in over 100 deaths due to retaliatory violence from Sunni factions. Amidst the chaos, an Alawite family found refuge with a Sunni neighbor, highlighting the precarious situation for both communities.
The ongoing violence underscores the deep sectarian divides and the impact of the Syrian conflict on civilian lives. The fear and distress experienced by families caught in the crossfire continue to shape the narrative of the region.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Tren de Aragua Deported, Astronauts Exchange, and a Wife-Carrying Race
On March 16, 2025, various global events unfolded, including a U.S. strike on Yemen, a protest in Syria for missing persons, and a devastating fire at a club in North Macedonia that resulted in numerous casualties. In the U.S., wildfires in Oklahoma destroyed homes, while families in Mexico demanded justice for missing individuals linked to drug cartels.
Additionally, celebrations took place, such as St. Patrick’s Day parades in Boston and Montreal. Meanwhile, astronauts arrived at the International Space Station, and a woman held a portrait of a missing relative in Mexico. The day highlighted both the ongoing struggles and communal resilience around the world.
#foreignaffairs
The Imaginative Conservative: The Road to War, 1937-1939
In the 1920s and early 1930s, European leaders sought to avoid another war, fearing it would be more destructive than World War I. Hitler aimed to reverse Germany's defeat and expand its territory, leveraging a mix of opportunism and propaganda to gain support for his militaristic ambitions.
Despite efforts for peace, such as the League of Nations and various treaties, Hitler's aggressive policies went largely unchecked due to appeasement from Britain and France. This ultimately led to the outbreak of World War II, as leaders underestimated Hitler's intentions and overestimated the threat of communism.
#economy
Breitbart: Bessent: Americans Traumatized by Biden Admin 'Affordability Crisis'
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that Americans are experiencing trauma due to the Biden administration's affordability crisis. He emphasized the need for effective policies to alleviate inflation and restore economic stability, asserting that market corrections are normal and necessary for long-term health.
Bessent expressed confidence that with appropriate tax policies and deregulation, the economy will improve, despite current media narratives. He believes that the American public will respond positively to these changes over time.
#military
Times Of Israel: 3 Syrian troops killed in Lebanon; Damascus accuses Hezbollah of seizing, killing them
Syria's defense ministry accused Hezbollah of abducting and killing three Syrian soldiers near the Syrian-Lebanese border, while Hezbollah denied any involvement in the incident. Tensions escalated after rockets from Syria reportedly landed in the Lebanese village of Qasr, leading to further military actions.
Lebanese security sources indicated that the situation intensified after Syrian personnel crossed into Lebanon and were shot at by local gunmen. The bodies of the soldiers were returned to Syria, and Syrian forces subsequently shelled homes in Qasr in response.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Finding Saint Patrick in Ourselves
Saint Patrick, a pivotal figure in Christian history, is celebrated for his missionary work in Ireland and his journey from captivity to spreading the faith among his captors. His courage and moral strength serve as a model for contemporary believers facing various challenges.
On his feast day, reflections on Patrick's life highlight the enduring relevance of his example, emphasizing the importance of faith in overcoming adversity. His famous prayer, the Lorica, encapsulates the strength derived from belief in the Trinity, reinforcing the notion that true fortitude is rooted in spiritual conviction.
#culture
Fox News: Johnny Depp was 'completely freaked out' by fame as a young actor
Johnny Depp revealed his struggles with fame during the filming of "Edward Scissorhands" in a new documentary about Tim Burton. He felt uncomfortable and paranoid about being in the spotlight, recalling his initial doubts about Burton's interest in casting him.
Depp discussed his bond with Burton and how he eventually understood the director's method of isolating him to better portray his character's loneliness. Despite his initial fears, he realized that this approach was intentional.
#health
GB News: Keir Starmer warned of mounting Labour pressure with NHS England axe: 'Absolute disaster!'
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's plan to abolish NHS England has raised concerns about potential negative impacts on the government. While he aims to cut bureaucracy and refocus resources on frontline services, critics warn that placing the NHS back under Labour's control could lead to disaster, citing issues in Wales.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting supports the decision, acknowledging the job losses it may cause but emphasizing the need to reduce waste and improve efficiency in the NHS. He aims to redirect savings into essential services despite the anxiety this restructuring may create for affected employees.