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26 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: House of Commons sparks FURY with ‘Inclusion and Diversity Lead’ job - staggering salary and perks REVEALED
The House of Commons has faced criticism for hiring a Diversity and Inclusion Lead at a salary of £66,000, plus substantial pension contributions, amid rising taxpayer burdens. The new role includes 30 days of annual leave and can largely be performed remotely, raising concerns about public sector efficiency.
Despite plans to cut 10,000 civil service jobs, critics argue this move reflects a bloated workforce with declining productivity. The Civil Service has reached a record high of 546,000 employees, with many questioning the necessity of additional diversity roles.
#society
Le Monde: In the pupil, behind the tongue... How science uncovers liars
Lying is a common behavior, with estimates suggesting individuals lie once or twice daily. The rise of artificial intelligence has made it easier to create convincing deepfakes, complicating the landscape of truth and deception.
Research indicates that physiological responses, like pupil dilation, can reveal when someone is lying. Additionally, speaking in a foreign language may make it harder for individuals to lie effectively, as it requires more cognitive effort.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump: 'Don't Know' if Russia Is Dragging Feet on Deal, 'Could Be' But I Think They Want End to War
In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about Russia's willingness to finalize a peace deal, suggesting they might be hesitant to commit. He believes both Russia and Ukraine's President Zelensky are interested in ending the conflict.
Trump compared the situation to his own experiences in negotiations, indicating that Russia may be stalling while still wanting a resolution. He emphasized that both parties likely desire an end to the war.
#economy
Breitbart: Former Target Exec Storch: Trump Tariff Concerns 'Grossly Exaggerated'
Gerald Storch, former Target and Toys ‘R’ Us CEO, stated that fears regarding President Trump's tariffs are overstated. He argued that while tariffs affect the cost of goods, they do not necessarily lead to proportional increases in retail prices.
Storch emphasized that historical data shows manufacturers, particularly in China, absorb most tariff costs. He believes retailers will adapt and manage costs effectively, suggesting that the overall impact of tariffs will be less severe than anticipated.
#military
Breitbart: Hakeem Jeffries Demands Hegseth Be Fired over Chat Discussing 'War Plans'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has called for the dismissal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a Signal group chat, which included Trump administration officials, revealed discussions about military strikes against the Houthis. Jeffries accused Hegseth of recklessly disclosing sensitive war plans, risking American lives, and violating the law.
The group chat, created by National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, included notable figures such as Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance. Hegseth allegedly shared operational details about the strikes, which were executed shortly after the chat. Trump defended Waltz, attributing the incident to an error.
#science
Le Monde: Video. How the Trump administration is attacking scientific research in the US
Federal funding for U.S. scientific research agencies, including NASA, NOAA, and NIH, is under threat due to budget cuts from the Trump administration. These cuts have led to layoffs and frozen funding, impacting research and grant distribution to American universities.
The administration's actions have raised concerns about the future of scientific research and public health in the country. A video overview from Le Monde highlights the specific areas most affected by these cuts.