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18 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Astronauts Return to Earth After Being Stuck on International Space Station for over Nine Months
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have returned to Earth aboard a SpaceX Dragon after spending over nine months on the International Space Station. Their return was delayed due to safety concerns with their original Boeing spacecraft.
Wilmore stated that President Biden had effectively "stranded" them in space by blocking a SpaceX rescue mission, a claim that contrasts with media narratives.
#society
GB News: Eamonn Holmes 'worried' at the 'way disabled people are branded' amid welfare slash: 'Easy targets!'
Eamonn Holmes has voiced concerns over the portrayal of disabled individuals as the Labour government prepares to announce welfare cuts aimed at reducing a rising benefits bill, projected to hit £67 billion by 2029-30. He emphasized the challenges faced by those with disabilities, sharing his own experiences.
Disability advocate Kerry Riches echoed these sentiments, highlighting the misconceptions surrounding disabilities based on appearances. The government argues that reforms are necessary, citing a significant increase in disability benefit claims since 2019.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Israel Resumes Strikes in Gaza, Small Plane Crash in Switzerland, and Blue Penguins in New Zealand
On March 18, 2025, several significant events occurred worldwide, including President Macron's speech at a French Air Force base and a deadly plane crash in Switzerland. In southern Spain, storm Laurence led to flooding and two missing persons, while in London, a van incident resulted in one death and two injuries.
In Ukraine, military training continued amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. Meanwhile, a Syrian passenger jet made its first landing at Aleppo airport since its closure, and Denmark's Prime Minister spoke at a military academy. North Macedonia mourned victims of a nightclub fire, and Peru declared a state of emergency due to violence.
The Telegraph: Putin rejects Trump’s ceasefire
Vladimir Putin dismissed Donald Trump's call for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, agreeing only to a 30-day pause in attacks on energy and infrastructure. He insisted that Ukraine refrain from rearming and demanded a halt to Western support for Kyiv.
In response, France and Germany pledged continued military aid to Ukraine, casting doubt on the viability of Putin's terms. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated the Kremlin's intentions were to weaken Ukraine, as explosions were reported in Kyiv shortly after the call.
Le Monde: Netanyahu says Israeli strikes that killed more than 400 in Gaza 'only the beginning'
Israel has launched extensive airstrikes on Gaza, targeting Hamas amid escalating tensions following a ceasefire. The strikes have resulted in at least 400 reported deaths, primarily among women and children, as Prime Minister Netanyahu vows to continue military operations until Hamas is dismantled and hostages are freed.
The renewed conflict comes after stalled negotiations for a second phase of the ceasefire, with Israel cutting off humanitarian aid to Gaza. The U.S. has expressed support for Israel's actions, attributing the breakdown in negotiations to Hamas's refusal to release hostages.
Breitbart: Trump on Putin Call: We Agreed to 'Immediate' Energy, Infrastructure Ceasefire
Former President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin for an immediate ceasefire on energy and infrastructure in the Ukraine War. Their two-hour conversation included discussions on a potential peace deal, with both leaders expressing a desire to end the conflict.
The Kremlin confirmed Putin's positive response to the ceasefire proposal and ordered the Russian military to comply. Negotiations for a broader ceasefire are set to begin, with potential benefits for U.S.-Russia relations highlighted by both leaders.
Times Of Israel: Trump, Putin agree to immediate pause on Russian strikes of Ukrainian infrastructure
President Trump and President Putin agreed to a limited ceasefire in Ukraine, pausing strikes on energy and infrastructure. However, Putin did not support a broader 30-day ceasefire. Negotiations are set to begin immediately, with ongoing skepticism from Ukraine regarding Russia's intentions.
Trump emphasized the need for a peace deal, suggesting discussions on asset division between Ukraine and Russia. He remains critical of Ukraine's position, asserting that it lacks leverage in negotiations. The situation continues to evolve amid ongoing military actions and international diplomacy efforts.
#culture
Times Of Israel: Gal Gadot first Israeli actor to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Gal Gadot received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, becoming the first Israeli actor to earn this honor. During the ceremony, she celebrated her Israeli roots and encouraged young girls, stating that her success proves anything is possible.
The event was marked by protests from anti-Israel activists, coinciding with the upcoming release of Disney's "Snow White," in which Gadot stars. Despite the protests, Gadot's achievement was recognized by her peers, including Vin Diesel and director Patty Jenkins.
#history
Fox News: Expedia customer says hotel wanted cancellation due to 'low' rate
A traveler claims her hotel booking through Expedia was canceled by the hotel due to the low rate. Meanwhile, a veteran-led excavation at a Revolutionary War site aims to uncover historical insights.
Additionally, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lists five invasive species that can be hunted and cooked, with advice from chefs and hunters on preparation.
#crime
Breitbart: Trump Hater with 'She/They' Pronouns Arrested for Vandalizing Tesla Dealership in Chicago Suburbs
A 26-year-old woman has been charged with felony criminal damage and misdemeanor trespass after allegedly vandalizing a Tesla dealership in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. The graffiti targeted Donald Trump and Elon Musk while expressing support for transgender rights.
This incident is part of a broader trend of attacks on Tesla properties, coinciding with backlash against Musk's role as a senior adviser to Trump. President Trump has classified such acts as domestic terrorism.
#sports
The Telegraph: Putin offers Trump ice hockey match
Vladimir Putin proposed ice hockey matches between US and Russian players during a call with Donald Trump, which Trump reportedly supported. The plan involves special games in both countries featuring top league players.
This suggestion was mentioned at the end of a 90-minute call where Putin also agreed to pause strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure for 30 days.
GB News: Rory McIlroy opens up on having his 'heart broken' after beating JJ Spain to win Players Championship
Rory McIlroy expressed his joy after winning the Players Championship, marking his 28th PGA Tour victory. Despite past heartbreaks in major tournaments, he feels confident about his future performance, especially with the Masters approaching.
McIlroy acknowledged the nerves he faced during the final holes but managed to secure the win. He believes he is currently at the peak of his game and is eager to continue improving as he prepares for upcoming challenges.
#other
Forbes: NASA Astronauts Safely Return To Earth After Delayed International Space Station Mission
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams returned to Earth after a nine-month stay on the International Space Station, extended due to issues with Boeing's spacecraft. They traveled in SpaceX's Dragon capsule, splashing down off Florida's coast.
Elon Musk and Donald Trump have suggested that the Biden administration delayed their return for political reasons, while Wilmore and Williams denied being abandoned, emphasizing their role in the larger mission of the ISS.