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#politics
Breitbart: 'Mickey 17' Director Says Mark Ruffalo's Character Isn't a Trump Parody, but Critics Aren't Buying It
Bong Joon-ho's new film, "Mickey 17," features a villain played by Mark Ruffalo, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump. While Bong claims the character is inspired by various politicians, critics argue that the allusions to Trump are too explicit to ignore.
The film's release has sparked discussions about its political implications, with some scenes mirroring real-life events related to Trump. Despite the buzz, "Mickey 17" is projected to underperform at the box office, potentially grossing only $40 million against its $118 million budget.
#society
Le Monde: 2 days of clashes and revenge killings in Syria leave more than 1,000 people dead
Clashes in coastal Syria have resulted in over 1,000 deaths, including 745 civilians, amid escalating violence between Syrian security forces and loyalists of ousted President Bashar Assad. The situation has led to widespread revenge killings primarily targeting the Alawite minority.
Residents report horrific scenes, with bodies left unburied and homes looted and burned. Thousands have fled to safer areas, and the new government has attempted to regain control. International concern is growing, with calls for investigations into the violence.
Le Monde: Northeastern Japan battles raging fires, 14 years after the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami
Evacuation orders in Ofunato, Japan, were partially lifted on March 7, allowing three schools to reopen on March 10. However, nearly 1,200 residents remain in evacuation centers due to wildfires that have consumed over 2,900 hectares, resulting in one death and ongoing fire risks.
One evacuee, Akemi Yamaguchi, reflects on her struggles after losing her home and family to the 2011 tsunami, only to face devastation from the current wildfires. She expresses uncertainty about her future living situation.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Missouri Wins $24B Judgment Against China in Coronavirus Lawsuit
Missouri secured a $24 billion judgment against China for allegedly hoarding protective supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ruling, delivered by Judge Stephen Limbaugh, marks the largest judgment in Missouri's history and follows a lawsuit initiated by former Attorney General Eric Schmitt in 2020.
Attorney General Andrew Bailey emphasized the significance of this ruling, stating that Missouri intends to collect the judgment by seizing Chinese-owned assets, including farmland. The lawsuit named multiple Chinese government entities and institutions as defendants.
#health
GB News: Landmark legal action launched over 'medical scandal' as transgender hormone treatment given to children
Lawyers have initiated a legal case against Health Secretary Wes Streeting for not banning the private sale of cross-sex hormones to minors. Campaigner Keira Bell, who has experienced life-altering effects from such treatments, argues that the government is failing to protect vulnerable children from unregulated clinics.
The case could lead to a ban on the prescription of cross-sex hormones, similar to the recent ban on puberty blockers. The legal team claims the government's inaction is irrational and poses significant risks to children's health, citing evidence of irreversible harm and a lack of safety data.