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#society
GB News: M&S unveils new range of 'elite' crisps with 'lip-smacking seasonings' - and shoppers can't wait to try them
M&S Foodhall has launched a new range of Extreme Ridge crisps made from 100% British potatoes, featuring four bold flavors: Smoky Paprika, Salt & Double Vinegar, Sizzling Steak, and Chicken Curry. Customers have praised the crisps for their intense flavors and texture.
Additionally, M&S introduced an organic rosé wine called La Balconne from Provence, noted for its refreshing berry and peach flavors, perfect for pairing with various dishes. The wine has received enthusiastic reviews from shoppers. A mini cake selection featuring three sponge cake varieties has also been unveiled.
Fox News: Pilot allegedly calls out vaping passenger in cabin-wide announcement: 'One person decided to risk lives'
A passenger on a United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Chicago shared on Reddit that a fellow traveler was vaping on board, prompting the flight crew to remind everyone of the strict no-smoking regulations. The pilot later addressed the entire cabin, emphasizing the risks posed by such actions.
The incident sparked a lively discussion among Reddit users about the challenges of enforcing smoking bans on flights, with many expressing disbelief that someone would attempt to vape in such a confined space. The FAA prohibits both smoking and vaping on planes, extending the ban on cigarettes to include e-cigarettes.
Fox News: Dennis Quaid confesses wife was creeped out by his serial killer role, 'was a little iffy there'
Dennis Quaid's wife, Laura Savoie, was initially unsettled by his portrayal of serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson in the upcoming Paramount+ series "Happy Face." Quaid acknowledged her discomfort but emphasized their strong relationship, rooted in shared Christian faith.
Quaid's son, Jack, has found success in Hollywood, recently starring in the action film "Novocaine," which topped the U.S. box office. Quaid expressed pride in Jack's achievements, noting that he has pursued his career independently. "Happy Face," premiering March 20, explores the impact of Jesperson's crimes from the perspective of his daughter, Melissa Moore.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Ceasefire outlines remain uncertain after 'very good' Trump-Zelensky call
U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed a limited ceasefire during a recent phone call. Zelensky agreed to a 30-day cessation of hostilities, while Putin favored a ceasefire focused on energy infrastructure, aligning with the Kremlin's stance.
Zelensky described the conversation as positive and expressed hope for achieving lasting peace under U.S. leadership. Trump characterized the call as "very good," while U.S. officials provided a detailed joint statement on the matter.
#economy
Forbes: ‘Do The Right Thing’: Trump Says Fed Must Cut Rates As Tariffs Go Into Effect
President Trump has called for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, arguing it would benefit the economy as tariffs are implemented. He emphasized this demand on his Truth Social platform, suggesting that the Fed should act in the nation's interest.
The Federal Open Market Committee, however, opted to maintain the current interest rate at 4.25% to 4.5%, citing ongoing concerns about economic uncertainty.
#military
Fox News: U.S. Military trains service members to counter growing drone threat
The U.S. Military is enhancing its counter-drone capabilities through training at the Joint C-sUAS University at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. This program prepares service members to neutralize drone threats, utilizing real-life scenarios and advanced weaponry to simulate potential battlefield incursions.
Recent conflicts have underscored the importance of drone warfare, prompting the military to adopt cost-effective training methods, including 3D-printed drones. With a focus on realistic training, the military aims to ensure its personnel are equipped to handle evolving drone technologies effectively.