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#society
GB News: Aldi brings back 'fan-favourite' cooking gadget that promises 'restaurant-quality' food - but shoppers must act fast
Aldi's BBQ Pizza Oven is returning to stores on March 27 for £29.99, promising restaurant-quality 12-inch pizzas in just 10 minutes. The oven works with both gas and charcoal BBQs and features a ceramic pizza stone and thermometer for optimal cooking.
In addition to the pizza oven, Aldi is launching a new initiative to provide free bathroom products, including pads and tampons, in-store to address period poverty. Shoppers can take what they need without any loyalty requirements.
Fox News: Brooke Shields once walked in on George H.W. Bush, wife Barbara in their bedroom
Brooke Shields recounted a humorous incident where she accidentally walked into former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush's bedroom while staying at their Kennebunkport home. Concerned about a potential flood, she barged in to alert them, only to find them watching TV in a relaxed setting.
Despite the awkward entrance, Barbara welcomed Shields and invited her to join them for the rest of the evening. Shields reflected on the special bond she shared with the Bushes, describing them as her own grandparents.
Front Page Magazine: Media Rallies Against Deportation of Student Who Urged Taking "Cue" from Hamas
Momodou Taal, who entered the U.S. on a student visa, has made numerous statements expressing hatred for the U.S. and support for groups like Hamas. Despite his controversial rhetoric, including calls for the eradication of Zionism, he was allowed to teach at Cornell University, which later faced backlash for its handling of his case.
The situation escalated when the Trump administration moved to revoke his visa, while media coverage has often portrayed Taal sympathetically, downplaying his extremist views. Critics argue that the media's framing reflects a troubling tolerance for anti-Semitic rhetoric and support for terrorism.
#military
The Telegraph: Russian warships in the Channel could strike anywhere in the UK. Ours are often unarmed
Warships escorting vessels through territorial waters serve as a deterrent by demonstrating awareness and readiness to respond to potential escalations. This task is crucial for maintaining naval security, but the UK's reliance on frigates and destroyers for effective deterrence highlights limitations in its fleet, as less armed vessels cannot fulfill this role adequately.
#crime
The Western Journal: Thirteen Workers Catch STDs from Malicious Janitor's Grossly Unhygienic, Sick Behavior
A Texas janitor, Lucio Diaz, was sentenced to six years in prison for contaminating coworkers' water bottles by urinating in them. Thirteen employees have reportedly contracted incurable STDs linked to his actions, leading to a lawsuit against Diaz and his employers.
The case highlights the disturbing extent of Diaz's malicious behavior, which he admitted was intentional. The incident began when a worker noticed foul-smelling water, eventually leading to multiple infections among staff.
Fox News: Georgia sorority girl's 'smiling' mugshot goes viral: 'Locked up Miss America'
Lily Stewart, a University of Georgia sorority member, went viral after her mugshot surfaced online, showing her smiling despite being arrested for speeding twice in quick succession. She was clocked at 79 mph and then 84 mph in a 55 mph zone before being taken into custody for reckless driving.
In an interview, Stewart described the incident as the "craziest experience" and noted that she was heading to a friend's birthday party when pulled over. Following her arrest, she gained attention on campus and shared her experience on TikTok, stating she had no intention of seeking fame from the situation.