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29 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: Vladimir Putin's limo blows up in massive explosion as car engulfed in huge fireball on Moscow street
A limousine from Vladimir Putin's official car fleet caught fire after an explosion on a Moscow street near the FSB headquarters. The fire, believed to have started in the engine, caused significant damage to the vehicle, but no injuries were reported.
Putin's security has been heightened amid threats of assassination, with officials warning that any such attempts could provoke a nuclear response. Previous assassination attempts have been reported, raising concerns about the safety of the Russian leader.
#society
Le Monde: After 14 years of war, Syrians rediscover the sweetness of Bakdash ice cream
Wissam Bakdash, the fourth-generation owner of the Bakdash ice cream parlor in Damascus, celebrates 130 years of the establishment. Customers flock to enjoy bouza, a beloved Syrian ice cream, as the atmosphere shifts positively following the regime's fall on December 8.
The parlor's lively environment reflects a newfound joy among locals after years of conflict.
Fox News: Trump appoints Sara Carter as next drug czar, says she 'will lead the charge to protect' US
President Trump has appointed Sara Carter as the new Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), announcing the decision on Truth Social. Carter expressed gratitude for the opportunity and emphasized her commitment to combatting drug-related issues.
Carter, a former Fox News contributor known for her reporting on border issues, is expected to advocate for stronger border policies to address drug and human trafficking. Support for her appointment has come from various political figures, highlighting the importance of her role in safeguarding Americans.
Fox News: Burma-Thailand earthquake: Patrick Schwarzenegger, ‘White Lotus’ cast send prayers as death toll passes 1,000
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake has devastated Thailand and Myanmar, resulting in over 1,000 deaths and significant destruction. The disaster prompted heartfelt tributes from the cast of "The White Lotus," including Patrick Schwarzenegger and Lalisa Manobal, who expressed their condolences on social media.
Rescue operations are ongoing as the military government in Myanmar declared a state of emergency in six regions. The quake caused widespread damage, collapsing buildings and disrupting essential services. International aid has begun to arrive from countries like Malaysia, Russia, and China.
Fox News: Death toll in Burma, Thailand earthquake rises to more than 1,600 victims
The death toll from a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck central Burma has exceeded 1,650, with many still missing. The quake caused significant destruction, including the collapse of buildings and infrastructure, complicating rescue efforts amid ongoing civil conflict.
In neighboring Thailand, the earthquake resulted in at least ten fatalities and damage to structures, including a skyscraper under construction in Bangkok. The disaster has raised concerns about the rising death toll and the challenges of providing aid in the affected regions.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin must be stopped now, or he will devour the East
Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz emphasizes that the conflict in Ukraine poses a broader threat to Europe, warning against underestimating Russia's potential to reassert control over former Soviet states. He advocates for robust military support for Ukraine and tighter sanctions on Russia to prevent further aggression.
The proposed European defense funding aims to modernize military capabilities, but immediate support for Ukraine's army is crucial. Strengthening Ukraine may be politically favorable, as public opinion leans towards aiding allies rather than deploying troops.
#culture
The Western Journal: Disney's Bad Week Gets Worse: FCC Chairman Reveals Impending Investigation
Disney faces scrutiny as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announces an investigation into the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This comes on the heels of the disappointing box office performance of the live-action "Snow White," which grossed only $87 million against a production budget of up to $270 million.
The film's failure is attributed to various factors, including controversial promotional statements from star Rachel Zegler and the decision to alter the portrayal of the seven dwarves. As Disney grapples with declining interest in its legacy franchises and potential regulatory challenges, its future remains uncertain.
Le Monde: Marie Antoinette fake chair trial: 'Everything was fake, except the money!'
A court in Pontoise, France, is hearing a rare case involving the sale of counterfeit 18th-century chairs, featuring notable names like Marie Antoinette and the Rothschilds. Defendants include expert cabinetmaker Bruno Desnoues and chair specialist Bill Pallot, among others.
The proceedings have drawn unusual interest, with judges displaying curiosity as they navigate the complexities of the case, which has deceived experts and prestigious buyers alike.
Breitbart: McWhorter: NPR Should Give Up Its Taxpayer Funding, 'No Longer a General Audience Venue'
John McWhorter, a Columbia University professor and New York Times columnist, criticized NPR for its shift in content focus since 2020, suggesting it no longer serves a general audience. He argued that NPR should relinquish its taxpayer funding, citing concerns about its repetitive themes.
McWhorter expressed his continued appreciation for NPR but noted that it has changed significantly, particularly in how it presents stories. He shared an anecdote about his daughter’s observation that NPR often highlights narratives of inability, contrasting it with his past experiences of the network.
#health
Fox News: Liquid eggs food products are recalled, may have been distributed nationwide
Cargill Kitchen Solutions is recalling over 212,000 pounds of liquid egg products that may contain sodium hypochlorite, a cleaning solution. The affected items, produced in March 2025, were shipped to various states including Ohio, Texas, and California.
Consumers are advised not to consume these products, which have the code "G1804" on the carton, and to check their refrigerators. Although the recall is classified as Class III, indicating a marginal risk, no adverse health effects have been reported.