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2 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: EXPOSED: Starmer’s Cabinet ministers who campaigned to ban Trump’s state visit in 2019 – will they join Dodds and resign?
A GB News investigation reveals that Labour Cabinet ministers previously campaigned against Donald Trump's visit to Britain in 2019, yet now face a dilemma as Keir Starmer extends a new invitation for a state visit. The invitation has sparked criticism within the party, particularly from Anneliese Dodds, who resigned over budget cuts perceived as capitulating to Trump.
As Starmer seeks to strengthen ties with the US, Labour members grapple with accusations of hypocrisy, given their past denunciations of Trump. Critics question whether more resignations will follow as the party navigates the tension between maintaining principles and aligning with Starmer's diplomatic efforts.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Texts Show LA Fire Dept Didn't Take Fire Seriously Until It Was Too Late
In Los Angeles, Mayor Karen Bass has fired Kirstin Crowley, the first Lesbian fire chief, amid criticism over the city's response to devastating fires. Text messages reveal that the Los Angeles Fire Department delayed serious action on the Pacific Palisades fire, leading to widespread disaster.
The blame for the fires appears to be widespread, with accusations directed at overpaid DEI hires lacking the necessary skills to manage emergencies effectively. The situation highlights systemic issues within the city's leadership and emergency response protocols.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel blocks humanitarian aid into Gaza after Hamas rejects ceasefire extension proposal
Israeli officials have halted all goods and supplies into the Gaza Strip, warning Hamas of "additional consequences" if it does not accept a new ceasefire proposal. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel will not agree to a ceasefire without the release of hostages.
Hamas condemned Israel's actions as "cheap extortion" and a violation of the ceasefire agreement. The first phase of the ceasefire has expired, and negotiations for a second phase, which includes the release of hostages, are ongoing.