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24 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: State pension triple lock pledge under threat as close Rachel Reeves ally brands policy 'bonkers'
Rachel Reeves faces pressure to reconsider the state pension triple lock, which guarantees annual pension increases. Former Treasury minister Jim O’Neill suggests that maintaining this commitment may hinder Labour's ability to manage current spending effectively.
O’Neill argues that breaking the triple lock could be necessary to avoid further tax increases or cuts. However, any move to means-test the triple lock may provoke backlash similar to the response to Labour's previous cuts to winter fuel payments.
Times Of Israel: US says Columbia student facing deportation hid UNRWA role on visa application
The US government is seeking to deport Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, alleging he failed to disclose his work with the UN Palestinian relief agency on his visa application. Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist, claims he is being targeted for his political views.
The case raises questions about free speech rights, as supporters argue that Khalil's detention is politically motivated. A judge has temporarily halted his deportation while a lawsuit is ongoing, as the US contends Khalil's presence could have serious foreign policy implications.
#society
Fox News: Flight passenger slams 'sneaky' travelers who vape in airports: 'You aren't fooling anyone'
Airline passengers are increasingly calling out fellow flyers for vaping during flights and in airports, with many expressing frustration over the lack of awareness regarding the rules. Some have shared videos of individuals vaping while boarding, prompting discussions on social media about the behavior.
While some airports have designated smoking areas, vaping is prohibited on planes and in many terminals. The FAA has extended the ban on smoking to include vaping products, despite the differences between the two. Experts note that the stigma against vaping persists, as other passengers may mistakenly equate it with cigarette smoking.
Fox News: Meghan Markle’s ‘messiah complex,’ frequent hugs sparked clash within palace before royal exit: book
Meghan Markle's tenure at Kensington Palace was marked by tension and criticism, with palace aides dubbing her the "Duchess of Difficult" and accusing her of having a "messiah complex." Royal author Tom Quinn's new book reveals that while some staff found her warm, many felt her ambitions were unrealistic and that she sought to emulate Princess Diana.
Quinn notes that Meghan's desire to break free from royal constraints contributed to her strained relationships within the family, particularly with Prince William. The couple ultimately stepped back from their royal duties in 2020, citing a lack of support from the palace.
Le Monde: Actor Gérard Depardieu's sexual assault trial starts
Gérard Depardieu is set to go on trial in Paris, facing allegations of sexual abuse against two women during a 2021 film shoot. This case marks the first trial for the actor, who has been accused of misconduct by around 20 women, amidst a delayed response from the French film industry to .
The charges include sexual assault and harassment, with one accuser detailing inappropriate behavior and explicit remarks made by Depardieu. He has consistently denied all allegations, asserting that he has never abused a woman. The trial was postponed due to his health issues but is now proceeding.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-star athlete accused in Princeton brother's grisly murder returns to court as prosecutors prep indictment
Matthew Hertgen, 31, is accused of murdering his younger brother Joseph, 26, and a family cat in Princeton, New Jersey. The alleged crimes occurred in February, with Hertgen reportedly confessing to police that he experienced a "fit of madness." He is scheduled for a pre-indictment court hearing.
The police found Joseph's body with severe injuries, and evidence of violence was present at the scene. Hertgen has a history of mental health issues, and experts suggest this may play a role in his defense. He remains in pretrial detention without family support at his hearings.