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29 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: WATCH: Dems struggle to name the leader of the Democratic Party
Democratic leaders and voters are struggling to identify a clear leader for the party. In interviews, figures like Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elissa Slotkin acknowledged discontent with current leadership, while many average Democrats failed to provide an answer.
Polls indicate Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is viewed as a leader by some, but overall, the party's favorability remains low, with only 29% of Democrats expressing a positive view. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces criticism and calls for his resignation amid these leadership uncertainties.
#society
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Jonathan Dekel-Chen: US feels like the hostages’ only beacon
In the latest episode of "What Matters Now," host Jessica Steinberg interviews Jonathan Dekel-Chen, whose son Sagui was released after being taken hostage on October 7, 2023. Dekel-Chen shares the family's relief upon Sagui's return and the ongoing challenges they face, including feelings of abandonment by the Israeli government.
He also highlights the support received from the U.S. government while expressing disappointment over the lack of collective action from American Jewish organizations for hostage families.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump's VA Sec. Flips Script on Smug CNN Reporter, Backs Her Into Corner With Question She Can't Answer
During a recent CNN interview, Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins confronted anchor Kaitlan Collins over her focus on the "Signal-gate" controversy instead of veterans' issues. He expressed frustration at being asked about a topic he wasn't involved in and turned the conversation to CNN's treatment of veterans, referencing a recent $5 million defamation suit against the network.
Collins questioned why CNN appears hostile toward veterans, particularly in light of the lawsuit involving a veteran they had defamed. The exchange highlighted a perceived bias in media coverage of veterans' issues and suggested that future interviews should hold media outlets accountable for their reporting.
The Western Journal: Family Devastated After Dog Goes Missing, 11 Years Later Animal Control Calls
After 11 years apart, a dog named Snuggles has been reunited with his family thanks to a microchip. Snuggles went missing during a move, leaving his family devastated. They received a call from the Buffalo Animal Shelter after Snuggles was found and scanned.
The family had lost hope of finding him, but the unexpected call brought joy. Experts emphasize the importance of keeping microchip information updated to facilitate reunions like this.
GB News: UK weather: Britain could see hottest day of the year next week as temperatures rocket to 22C
Britain is forecasted to experience its hottest day of the year next week, with temperatures potentially reaching 22C due to high pressure and south-easterly winds. While the south-east is expected to enjoy mostly dry conditions and strong sunshine, other regions may face clouds and rain.
The transition to British Summer Time will occur on Sunday, with temperatures gradually rising. However, the dry weather could lead to higher pollen counts, impacting those with hay fever. Uncertainty remains regarding the peak temperature and its duration.
Times Of Israel: Tens of thousands expected at Saturday night rallies against government, for hostage deal
Tens of thousands of demonstrators are expected across Israel to advocate for the release of hostages held in Gaza and to protest Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial overhaul and personnel changes. The main rally is set for Tel Aviv's Habima Square, with various speakers addressing the crowd.
The protests come amid stalled hostage negotiations and recent government actions that have sparked public outrage. A recent poll indicates that a significant majority of Israelis support ending the conflict in exchange for the release of all hostages.
#health
Forbes: Trump Administration’s Attack On MRNA Vaccines Threatens American Biotech Dominance
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., a prominent figure in vaccine misinformation, now leads efforts that could impact mRNA vaccine development in the U.S. Despite the success of mRNA vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic, there is growing opposition from lawmakers, threatening funding and future research.
This backlash could hinder U.S. leadership in biotechnology, with potential implications for the development of next-generation vaccines and therapies for various diseases. If funding is cut, American biotech firms may lose their competitive edge, shifting innovation to other countries.