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#society
GB News: Brian Cox delves into 'brutal' childhood poverty experience as he makes demand over benefit shake-up
Actor Brian Cox has urged the UK Government to address childhood poverty, sharing his own experiences of its harsh realities. He highlights that 4.3 million children in the UK are currently living in poverty, calling for collaborative efforts to improve their futures.
Cox's appeal coincides with government changes to Personal Independence Payment and Universal Credit, which may adversely affect vulnerable families. He emphasizes the moral imperative to combat child poverty and advocates for specific targets to lift over one million children out of poverty by 2030.
Fox News: Ulta 21 Days of Beauty Event is happening now: get 50% off all your favorite makeup, haircare and skincare
Ulta is hosting its annual 21 Days of Beauty event, offering 50% off on over 250 items until March 20. Deals include in-store and online options, with Diamond and Platinum members receiving free shipping.
Featured products include Half Magic's Magic Flik eyeliner, Dream Booster Bakuchiol serum, Verb hydrate mask, and Instant FIRMx Eye tightener, all at significant discounts.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US sharpens tone against PA, but funds for its security forces continue
The Trump administration has taken a firmer stance against the Palestinian Authority (PA) while continuing to fund its security forces in the West Bank. Despite initial positive remarks regarding PA President Mahmoud Abbas’s decree to reform welfare payments, the State Department's recent statements have expressed dissatisfaction, demanding immediate action against the PA's previous payment practices.
While the U.S. funding for PA security forces persists, European nations have stepped up their support amid a halt in American aid. The PA is facing financial constraints due to withheld tax revenues from Israel, complicating the implementation of the new welfare payment system. Palestinian officials express concern over the U.S. administration's shifting tone and the potential impact on future relations.
Le Monde: Gaza health ministry announces 970 deaths in 48 hours, after Israel launched new strikes
The health ministry in Gaza reported an increase in the death toll from the ongoing conflict with Israel, rising from 48,577 to 49,547 in just 48 hours due to intensified airstrikes. A foreign UN worker was reportedly killed, with five others injured, though Israel denied hitting a UN facility.
Israeli airstrikes have resulted in significant casualties, with over 400 people killed in a single day, marking one of the deadliest periods since the conflict began on October 7, 2023. The situation remains dire as hostilities continue.
#economy
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Anglers are advised to utilize muddy water to enhance fishing success, particularly in the Great Lakes. Identifying mud transitions can simplify the search for fish, as clarity and temperature significantly influence walleye behavior. Ideal water clarity is a key factor for effective fishing.
In related news, Canada has imposed a 25% retaliatory tariff on U.S. fishing products, escalating trade tensions. This move impacts both Canadian anglers and the U.S. sportfishing industry, which is already facing challenges due to previous tariffs.
#culture
Breitbart: Watch: Police Respond After Anti-Israel and Pro-Israel Protesters Clash at Gal Gadot Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony
Gal Gadot's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony was marked by protests from both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators. The protesters voiced their opinions with signs and chants, reflecting the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Despite the surrounding tension, Gadot expressed her gratitude for the honor, emphasizing her journey from Israel to Hollywood. She acknowledged the support of her colleagues and reiterated her commitment to raising awareness about victims of violence, particularly women affected by terrorism.
#crime
The Western Journal: Louisiana Uses New Execution Method on Convicted Rapist and Murderer
Louisiana executed Jessie Hoffman Jr., convicted of the 1996 murder of Molly Elliott, using nitrogen gas, marking the state's first execution in 15 years. The process, described as "flawless," took 19 minutes, and officials noted that at least four more executions are anticipated.
Hoffman's execution has sparked mixed feelings among victims' families, with some expressing relief while calling for reforms to ensure the death penalty process is expedited. The use of nitrogen gas is now limited to a few states, including Alabama, Mississippi, and Oklahoma.
Breitbart: FBI Applauds Mexico for Giving Up an FBI 'Most Wanted' Suspect
FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of Francisco Javier Román-Bardales, a senior MS-13 leader, by Mexican authorities. The suspect, on the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted” list, is being extradited to the U.S. to face charges related to violent crime and drug distribution.
This arrest follows Mexico's recent actions against drug cartels and gang members, including the handover of 29 cartel figures. The U.S. government has designated MS-13 as a foreign terrorist organization, highlighting the ongoing collaboration between U.S. and Mexican law enforcement.
Fox News: Idaho murders case: Bryan Kohberger's Amazon history, phone tracking witnesses denied by judge
An Idaho judge has denied Bryan Kohberger's request to present defense experts to counter prosecution theories regarding his movements and Amazon shopping history. The judge stated that the defense could use declarations and video streaming for witness testimony if deemed necessary.
Kohberger is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in November 2022 and faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder. His defense argues that evidence related to his Amazon activity is vague and prejudicial, while the prosecution claims it could show a link to the crime. Kohberger's trial is set for August 11, 2024.
#technology
The Economist: Why British spooks are reaching out to the private sector
The UK's Government Communications Centre (HMGCC) has historically operated in secrecy, developing technology for intelligence operations. Recently, it has begun to engage more with the private sector, sharing some challenges to foster collaboration and innovation in operational technology.
This shift aims to bridge the gap between the intelligence community and commercial enterprises, enhancing the capabilities of British spies while adapting to modern technological demands.