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#politics
Breitbart: India Detains Hundreds of Protesting Farmers, Bulldozes Camps
Indian police arrested hundreds of farmers in Punjab and dismantled their protest camps after a 13-month demonstration for higher agricultural subsidies and crop prices. The action followed failed negotiations and growing public discontent over traffic disruptions caused by the protests.
Punjab's ruling AAP party faced criticism from rivals for its handling of the protests, which had a religious and cultural dimension, as most protesters were Sikh. Despite claims of support for farmers, AAP officials stated they could no longer tolerate the ongoing disruptions.
Breitbart: Hostin: 'We're at an Existential Crisis,' Dems Need to Stop Playing by the Rules
Sunny Hostin expressed on ABC's "The View" that President Trump's potential second term poses an "existential crisis" and criticized Democrats for adhering to traditional political norms. She urged them to prioritize helping people over power and to confront Republicans more aggressively.
Hostin also commented on the impact of billionaire policies, specifically mentioning Tesla's stock decline and its consequences for Americans. She believes Democrats should abandon the old rules and respond to the current political climate with equal force.
#society
The Telegraph: Heathrow accused of ‘colossal failure’ over fire shutdown
Heathrow Airport faced a nearly 24-hour shutdown due to a fire in an electricity substation, stranding around 200,000 passengers. Airlines criticized the airport for a "clear failure" in its operations, raising concerns about energy security and the lack of backup power.
The incident has prompted investigations by counter-terror police and sparked fears regarding the vulnerability of Britain's critical infrastructure to potential threats.
Breitbart: House Republicans Introduce Bill to Back Up President Trump's Transgender Athlete Ban
House Republicans are introducing a bill to codify Donald Trump's ban on transgender athletes in women's sports, aiming to protect the policy from potential repeal by future administrations. Illinois Rep. Mary Miller is spearheading the effort, emphasizing the need to safeguard female-only spaces.
The proposed legislation specifies that facilities must be used according to an individual's reproductive biology and genetics at birth, prohibiting access to those of a different sex. Miller seeks co-sponsors, having previously received support from 72 Republicans for similar legislation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Houthis threaten to target Ben Gurion Airport ‘until the aggression against Gaza stops’
Foreign ministers from Germany, France, and the UK are urging an immediate return to a ceasefire in Gaza, emphasizing the need for the release of hostages and adherence to international law. They express concern over civilian casualties amid Israel's ongoing military operations against Hamas.
The Houthis have claimed responsibility for a ballistic missile attack targeting Ben Gurion Airport and threatened further strikes unless aggression against Gaza ceases. Meanwhile, the IDF has confirmed airstrikes on military airbases in Syria, aimed at neutralizing threats to Israel's security.
Times Of Israel: IDF bombs pair of airbases in central Syria, reportedly wounding 2 defense personnel
The Israel Defense Forces conducted airstrikes on two military airbases in central Syria, targeting strategic capabilities linked to the former Assad regime. The strikes at Palmyra and T-4 airbases resulted in injuries to two Syrian defense personnel and aimed to maintain Israel's aerial superiority.
Israel remains concerned about weapons potentially falling into the hands of hostile forces following the collapse of Assad's regime. Israeli leaders express distrust toward interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, who has dismissed Israel's threats. The IDF's presence in a buffer zone in southern Syria is described as a temporary defensive measure.
#economy
GB News: Six-in-10 drivers hit with £617 bill last year due to vehicle-related issues - 'Cause huge problems'
British drivers are facing significant financial strain from unexpected car repairs, averaging £617 annually, with over 60% impacted each year. Many struggle to afford these costs, particularly amid rising living expenses.
Tyres, brakes, and suspension issues are the most common repairs, with 64% of drivers needing tyre replacements. Experts recommend regular vehicle maintenance to help prevent costly breakdowns.
#military
The Western Journal: Trump Awards Boeing Key Air Force Deal: ‘We Can’t Tell You the Price'
President Trump announced that Boeing has been awarded a contract to develop the F-47 fighter jet, intended to replace the F-22 Raptor. The initial contract is valued at $20 billion, with each aircraft estimated to cost around $300 million.
The F-47 is designed to have advanced stealth capabilities and will coordinate with future drone fleets, crucial for potential conflicts, particularly with China. This win is significant for Boeing, which faced scrutiny over safety issues in recent years.
#culture
Le Monde: 'The Alto Knights,' a decrepit Mafia duel between De Niro and himself
Barry Levinson, 82, returns to filmmaking with "The Alto Knights," marking his first project in a decade. The film features Robert De Niro in dual roles as notorious Mafia figures Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, exploring their complex relationship and criminal careers.
Levinson's previous successes include "Good Morning Vietnam" and "Rain Man," but his recent works have been less impactful. The film's dual role for De Niro raises questions about its potential success.
Breitbart: 'Little House On The Prairie' Star Jack Lilley Dead at 91
Jack Lilley, known for his role on NBC’s Little House On The Prairie and as a stuntman, has passed away at 91. Melissa Gilbert, who co-starred with him, shared her memories and expressed her deep affection for Lilley, highlighting his impact on her life and career.
Lilley had a diverse career in film and television, appearing in notable productions including Planet of the Apes and Blazing Saddles. His last role was in the 2022 film No Name And Dynamite Davenport.
#education
Fox News: Weingarten warns ending Education Dept could hurt kids like school shutdowns during COVID
Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, expressed concern that the closure of the Department of Education could harm students, similar to the negative impacts of COVID-related school closures. President Trump signed an executive order to start the process of dismantling the department.
Weingarten criticized the move, stating it could lead to further educational setbacks for children already struggling post-pandemic. The AFT plans to challenge the administration legally, arguing that the closure will limit opportunities for students.
#science
Fox News: Rare ‘Sharktopus’ – an octopus riding a shark – sighting caught on camera shared by New Zealand scientists
A rare sighting off New Zealand shows a Maori octopus riding on a mako shark, known for its speed of up to 46 mph. Researchers from the University of Auckland captured the moment using a drone and GoPro while investigating shark feeding frenzies.
The encounter lasted about 10 minutes, and both animals appeared unbothered, with the octopus clinging to the shark's head. The researchers described the scene as calm and noted it was one of the strangest observations they had made.