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23 Mar 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Voice of America Reporters Claim They Have 'First Amendment' Right to Jobs
Former Voice of America employees are suing the Trump administration, claiming a First Amendment right to their jobs after the shutdown of the agency. The lawsuit, backed by Reporters Without Borders, argues that the actions constitute a government shutdown of journalism and threaten reporters' safety and freedom of speech.
The suit highlights concerns that government control over media undermines the essence of a free press. Critics argue that a government media outlet is contrary to First Amendment principles, and the lawsuit raises questions about the rights of government employees in the context of press freedom.
#society
The Telegraph: ‘I condemned the Oct 7 massacre. It cost me my job’
Damon Joshua, a sewage worker, was dismissed by Severn Trent Water after he labeled Hamas as “violent and disgusting terrorists” in a post on the company's intranet. The post was removed following complaints about its language and perceived bias.
Joshua was suspended and subsequently fired after a disciplinary hearing, which he claims did not address the content of his post. He expressed that the majority of employees supported his stance against Islamist terror.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Hail, thunder and flooding to strike Britain after hottest spring equinox in more than FIFTY years
Britain is experiencing a dramatic weather shift, with heavy rain, hail, and thunderstorms following the warmest spring equinox in over 50 years. Areas in eastern England have reported intense downpours, with some regions receiving up to 15mm of rain in under an hour.
Meteorologists attribute the unusual storms to recent warm weather and climate change, warning that such intense weather patterns may become more frequent. Flood alerts are in effect for 20 parts of the country as saturated ground raises the risk of surface water flooding.