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#politics
Breitbart: Rifles, Including 'Assault Weapons,' Account for 4% of U.S. Gun Murders
In 2023, rifles, including those labeled "assault weapons," were involved in only 4% of U.S. gun murders, according to PEW Research. Handguns accounted for 53% of the 17,927 gun murders, while shotguns made up 1%. Despite these statistics, some Democrats are pursuing bans on rifles and shotguns.
Historical data indicates that more murders are committed with knives than rifles. Nevertheless, calls for stricter gun control measures persist, particularly after high-profile incidents.
GB News: 'Like sixth-form politics!' Benedict Spence blasts focused 'gossip, and tawdry things' from Reform UK
Benedict Spence criticized the internal conflict within Reform UK, likening it to "sixth-form politics." This remark follows rising tensions between party leader Nigel Farage and suspended MP Rupert Lowe, who faces serious bullying allegations.
Fox News: Rep. Al Green blames 'invidious discrimination' for being censured after disrupting Trump's speech
Rep. Al Green, D-TX, attributed his removal from President Trump's joint address to Congress and subsequent censure to "invidious discrimination," citing a disparity in how lawmakers are treated. He expressed that his experiences of racial discrimination inform his perspective on the situation.
Green also reiterated his plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump, labeling him a "threat to democracy." He emphasized the urgency of acting before Trump potentially becomes a dictator, despite acknowledging the current Republican majority in the House.
Breitbart: Maher: Newsom 'Made the Switch' from What He Thought 'Two Weeks Ago' on Trans Issues
Bill Maher praised California Governor Gavin Newsom for shifting his stance on biological men competing in women's sports, suggesting it shows a move toward the political center. Maher expressed approval of Newsom's political acumen and adaptability, despite previous positions on trans issues.
He emphasized that Newsom's recent comments reflect a change in perspective, which Maher finds commendable.
#society
Breitbart: REPORT: Sorority Kicks Out Women's Sports Advocate Payton McNabb for Filming Man in Women's Bathroom
Payton McNabb, who was injured by a transgender athlete in high school, has been expelled from her college sorority, Delta Zeta, for allegedly "bullying" a transgender person after posting a video of a male in the women's bathroom. McNabb criticized the organization for prioritizing a transgender individual's feelings over women's safety.
Her friend, Riley Gaines, condemned the sorority's actions, labeling them a "disgrace" for not supporting McNabb, who expressed her belief that men should not be in women's bathrooms. The sorority cited violations of its conduct policies in their decision.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it seized, destroyed weapons in ‘targeted raids’ in southern Syria
The Israeli military conducted targeted raids in southern Syria, capturing and destroying various weapons, including rifles and rockets. This follows reports of Israeli operations near Tel al-Mal, with the IDF asserting its presence in the region is a defensive measure.
Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, insist on the demilitarization of southern Syria, warning against the presence of Islamist forces near their border. Meanwhile, Syrian media condemned these operations, urging international intervention against what they describe as Israeli aggression.
Times Of Israel: Negotiators to head to Qatar as Israel denies Hamas claim of progress on 2nd truce phase
Israel will send a negotiating team to Qatar to discuss extending the ceasefire-hostage deal in Gaza, following indications from Hamas of a willingness to agree to a temporary extension. However, negotiations have been complicated by Israel's reluctance to engage in discussions for a second phase that would require a full withdrawal from Gaza.
Tensions have arisen between Israel and the U.S. over direct talks with Hamas regarding hostages, with Israel expressing its opposition to these discussions. Meanwhile, European foreign ministers support an Arab-backed reconstruction plan for Gaza, which has been rejected by both Trump and Israel.
#culture
Fox News: Millie Bobby Brown, Cameron Diaz red hot at star-studded events: PHOTOS
Millie Bobby Brown made a statement at the London screening of "The Electric State," wearing a striking strapless red dress. In an Instagram video, she addressed criticism of her appearance, calling it bullying and asserting her right to grow up on her own terms.
At Paris Fashion Week, Cameron Diaz returned after 13 years, donning a red midi dress with a white coat, while Kate Moss opted for an all-black ensemble. Keira Knightley showcased an edgy black Chanel gown, and Elle MacPherson impressed in a semi-sheer Dior outfit.
#crime
Breitbart: South Carolina Executes Double Murderer via Firing Squad
Brad Sigmon, a double murderer, was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, marking the first such execution in the U.S. in 15 years. Sigmon, 67, was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend’s parents in 2001 after attempting to kidnap her.
Despite his choice of execution method, his attorney criticized the state's death penalty, stating, “There is no justice here.” Sigmon was pronounced dead shortly after the execution began.
#technology
Breitbart: FCC Chair Brandon Carr Proposes Exploration of Alternatives to GPS, 911 Enhancements
FCC Chair Brendan Carr announced plans to vote on proposals aimed at improving the reliability of critical technologies like GPS and 911 emergency services. This includes exploring alternative positioning systems and enhancing Next Generation 911 (NG911) systems for better emergency response.
The proposals emphasize the need for redundancy in GPS technology and aim to strengthen location accuracy for emergency responders. The FCC's open meeting for discussion and voting is scheduled for March 27.