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24 Mar 2025
#politics
Le Monde: South Korea's top court reinstates PM Han as acting president
South Korea's Constitutional Court has reinstated Prime Minister Han Duck-soo as acting president after dismissing his impeachment. This ruling follows a political crisis initiated by President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law declaration, which sparked widespread protests and impeachment attempts.
The court's decision, effective immediately, stated that Han's actions did not betray public trust. The ruling comes as anticipation builds for a decision on Yoon's impeachment, which could lead to new elections if upheld. Political tensions remain high as the nation awaits further developments.
Fox News: Hollywood takes shots at Trump while celebrating Conan O’Brien amid Kennedy Center shake-up
At the Mark Twain Prize event honoring Conan O’Brien, several comedians, including Sarah Silverman and John Mulaney, criticized President Trump and his recent changes to the Kennedy Center's leadership. Silverman referenced past comedic bits that drew parallels between Trump and Adolf Hitler, while Mulaney joked about the center being renamed after Roy Cohn.
Comedian Will Ferrell also made light of Trump's executive actions, and Nikki Glaser noted the importance of addressing the political climate during the event. O’Brien expressed gratitude for the previous leadership at the Kennedy Center and acknowledged the complexities of patriotism as articulated by Mark Twain.
Front Page Magazine: Who Can Replace Schumer?
Sen. Schumer faces criticism for not supporting a government shutdown, with party members desiring a more aggressive stance. Despite calls for his resignation, potential successors like Senators Sanders and Warren lack appeal and accomplishments, leaving the party without strong leadership.
The Democratic Party struggles to define its platform, focusing on big government and controversial social issues, which were rejected by voters in 2024. This disconnect may hinder their ability to rally support for future actions, including a government shutdown.
#society
Times Of Israel: Hamas education official said among dead after series of overnight Gaza strikes
A Hamas education official, Manar Abu Khater, was reportedly killed in an Israeli airstrike in Khan Younis, Gaza, along with several others. Additional casualties and injuries were reported from a separate airstrike in the Nuseirat area. The IDF has not yet commented.
In other news, the Knesset Economy Committee has approved a significant investment of NIS 3.5 billion to upgrade wastewater infrastructure for farmers, addressing high water costs. Meanwhile, the head of the Tekuma Directorate is working to resolve funding issues for the rehabilitation of Kibbutz Nir Oz, which suffered extensive damage during the October 7 attacks.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson brutally branded 'most overrated boxer' after explicit reason given
Boxing broadcaster Paul Dempsey has stirred controversy by calling Mike Tyson the "most overrated" boxer, despite Tyson's record as the youngest heavyweight champion and his reign from 1987 to 1990. Dempsey argues that Tyson's legacy is marred by flaws in temperament and his inability to recover from losses, notably against Buster Douglas.
While Dempsey emphasizes the importance of resilience in boxing greatness, other pundits, like Spencer Oliver, argue that Tyson deserves a spot in the top ten heavyweights. The debate over Tyson's legacy reflects a complex balance of his early dominance and later struggles, alongside his significant commercial impact on the sport.