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#politics
The Western Journal: Lefty Groups Outraged Schumer Didn't Shut Gov't Down, Demand His Resignation, Refuse to Budge After Talks
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces backlash from the left after opting not to shut down the government, a decision seen as capitulating to Republicans. Despite attempts to engage with liberal groups, calls for his resignation have intensified, revealing deep divisions within the Democratic Party.
Schumer's choice to support a GOP funding bill rather than risk a shutdown has drawn criticism from both elected Democrats and activist groups, who argue he has weakened the party's position. As tensions rise, Schumer's leadership is under scrutiny, highlighting the challenges facing Democrats in navigating internal and external pressures.
The Western Journal: Watch: CNN Panel Seethes as Scott Jennings Unveils His 'Most Unhinged Democrats' Bracket
Scott Jennings humorously proposed a "woke-etology" bracket on CNN to identify the "most unhinged Democrat," naming Jasmine Crockett, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Ilhan Omar as his top three seeds. He suggested that the Democratic Party's low approval ratings necessitate such a tournament.
Jennings' commentary drew mixed reactions from the panel, with some expressing visible disdain. He later engaged his followers on social media, inviting them to nominate their own candidates for the bracket.
Le Monde: German lawmakers approve massive defense and infrastructure spending plans
German lawmakers approved a significant defense and infrastructure spending package proposed by Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz, totaling over €1 trillion over the next decade. This decision reflects concerns over European security amid the Ukraine conflict and aims to strengthen Germany's military capacity.
The plan includes a €500 billion fund for infrastructure and aims to exempt defense spending from Germany's strict debt rules. Merz emphasized the need for Europe to enhance its security independently, while the coalition government seeks to finalize negotiations and appoint him as chancellor by late April.
#society
Fox News: Small plane crashes after take off from Caribbean island along Honduras' coast, killing at least 12
A plane crash off the coast of Roatan, Honduras, resulted in at least a dozen fatalities, including a well-known musician. The Jetstream 32, operated by Lanhsa, crashed shortly after takeoff, with five survivors rescued and one person still missing.
The cause of the crash is suspected to be mechanical failure, as the aircraft reportedly made a sharp turn before descending into the water. Rescue operations are ongoing, hampered by challenging conditions.
Forbes: San Francisco Pride Says Sponsors Bailed This Year—As Support For Pride Appears To Dwindle Across Country
San Francisco Pride organizers report a significant drop in corporate sponsorships for this year's event, with four major companies, including Comcast and Anheuser-Busch, withdrawing their support. This loss accounts for $300,000 of the $3.2 million budgeted for the celebrations, attributed to financial constraints and changing corporate priorities regarding diversity and inclusion.
The trend of reduced corporate backing for Pride events is noted across the country, with other organizations like NYC Pride also experiencing a decrease in sponsors. This shift is linked to backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, as several companies reassess their commitments amid conservative pressures.
The Western Journal: Blue State City Council Humiliated After Trans Appointee Turns Out to Be Cannibal Fetishist - Graphic Content Warning
Jessica Roberts, a transgender man appointed to the Lynwood City Council in Washington, withdrew after concerns arose over explicit content linked to his social media, including fetishistic themes involving cannibalism. The council is now considering other candidates for the position.
Mayor Christine Frizzell noted that information not included in Roberts' application surfaced post-appointment, prompting discussions on implementing background checks for future candidates. Roberts claimed his personal life would not affect his ability to serve, but opted to withdraw to avoid distractions.
The Telegraph: Plans to replace Everest Sherpas with drones branded ‘idiotic’
Plans to use Chinese drones on Mount Everest to transport equipment are raising concerns among Sherpas about job security. The drones, capable of carrying 15kg, will perform tasks like delivering oxygen and removing waste, potentially reducing risks for Sherpas.
Critics, including politicians and trade unions, argue that this technology threatens the livelihoods of thousands of Sherpas who rely on these jobs during climbing season. They fear the shift to drones will leave many without work for the rest of the year.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel threatens to intensify Gaza strikes unless Hamas resumes ‘genuine’ taks
Israel has resumed extensive airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad following the collapse of a ceasefire. The military claims the strikes, which have resulted in significant casualties, are aimed at dismantling the operational capabilities of these groups and securing the release of hostages.
Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that attacks would intensify if hostages are not released, indicating a shift in Israel's military strategy. The Israeli government has coordinated its actions with the United States and is pursuing a military campaign to pressure Hamas into negotiations for hostage release.
Fox News: China, Hong Kong threaten to thwart sale of Panama Canal ports to America's BlackRock
The U.S. faces pushback from China and Hong Kong regarding a $23 billion deal between BlackRock and CK Hutchison to acquire Panamanian ports. Concerns have been raised about potential antitrust and national security issues, with Hong Kong's leader calling for serious scrutiny of the agreement.
China's investigations could challenge U.S. interests in the Panama Canal, a crucial waterway for global trade. Additionally, the deal faces legal hurdles in Panama, where a constitutional challenge has been raised against Hutchison's ownership of the ports.
#economy
The Telegraph: Trump vows to open hundreds of coal plants to counter China
Donald Trump plans to reverse anti-fossil fuel policies and reopen coal-fired power plants to boost U.S. industry competitiveness against China. He criticized environmental regulations that led to plant closures and pledged to prioritize coal energy production.
This approach stands in stark contrast to the UK, which has shut down its last coal power station and is moving towards renewable energy.
#culture
GB News: Punk rock group Lambrini Girls who branded Britain an 'extremely racist s*** hole' handed taxpayer cash by Labour and described as 'the best of British culture'
The punk rock duo Lambrini Girls, who have criticized the UK as an "extremely racist s*** hole," will receive part of a £1.6 million grant from the Labour Government's Music Export Growth scheme. The funding aims to support British artists in promoting their work internationally.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy praised the duo as embodying "the best of British culture," despite their negative views on the country. Their single "God’s Country" includes lyrics that attack England and its political leaders.
#health
Fox News: Mysterious foam and dead fish wash ashore as surfers report illnesses
In Southern Australia, mysterious foam and dead fish are appearing on beaches due to a microalgal bloom triggered by unusual weather. This phenomenon poses risks, potentially producing toxins harmful to marine life and humans, leading to beach closures.
Local surfers have reported symptoms like coughing after exposure, prompting concerns about health impacts. Marine scientists are investigating the bloom's origins while the affected beaches, including Waitpinga and Parsons, remain closed.