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8 Mar 2025
#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk Dubiously Blames Billionaires George Soros, Reid Hoffman Over Tesla Protests—Citing Unnamed ‘Investigation’
Elon Musk has accused billionaires George Soros and Reid Hoffman, along with the ActBlue fundraising organization, of orchestrating protests against Tesla. He referenced an unspecified "investigation" but provided no evidence linking these figures to the demonstrations.
Protests against Musk and Tesla have occurred at multiple locations, with slogans like “We need clean air, not another billionaire.” Many of these protests are reportedly organized through the "Tesla Takedown" website, which calls for actions against Musk's leadership.
#society
Times Of Israel: At rally, mother decries ‘shocking’ footage of hostage son, as ex-captives back deal
At a rally in Tel Aviv, Matan Angrest's mother shared distressing footage of her son, a hostage held by Hamas, revealing severe physical and psychological trauma. Thousands attended the event, urging the Israeli government to negotiate for the release of 59 remaining captives, amid stalled talks.
Former hostages Eliya Cohen and Karina Ariev spoke, emphasizing the urgency of bringing all hostages home. Protests occurred nationwide, with families of hostages expressing frustration over the government's handling of negotiations. The situation remains tense as Israel considers resuming military action if hostages are not freed.
The Telegraph: ‘I will not apologise for unmasking trans teen athlete,’ says suspended Maine representative
A Maine schoolboy, now identifying as female, won the girls' pole vaulting competition after previously placing fifth in the boys' event. This victory has sparked controversy, drawing attention to the issue of transgender athletes in women's sports.
Republican state representative Laurel Libby shared images of the athlete's two competitions, leading to backlash from Democrats and her suspension until an apology was issued. Libby remains defiant, stating the situation highlights the need for fairness in women's sports.
GB News: Tory council forced residents to fork out £16m for 'shiny white elephant' - 'It's baffling!'
Residents are frustrated after spending £16 million on the Kepax Bridge, which they describe as a “shiny white elephant.” Locals criticize the bridge for being surrounded by mud and deem it a “dangerous mess,” arguing that funds should have been allocated to flood defenses instead.
Despite the council's claims of success since the bridge's opening, many users find it impractical due to poor conditions. Complaints highlight the lack of purpose for the bridge, with some residents feeling it serves no real need.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hamas says 'positive' signs for start of phase two Gaza truce talks
Relatives of Israeli hostages protested in Tel Aviv, demanding their release following the October 7 Hamas attack. Hamas reported "positive" signs for negotiations on a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, with talks ongoing in Cairo and Israel sending a delegation to Doha.
The first phase of the ceasefire, which included exchanges of hostages and prisoners, ended on March 1. While Israel seeks to extend this phase, Hamas insists on moving to a second phase aimed at a permanent resolution. Currently, 58 hostages remain in Gaza.