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8 Mar 2025
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Fox News: Washington Post editorial board links DC mayor’s decision to remove BLM art to a ‘victory for the city’
The Washington Post editorial board supports D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's decision to remove the "Black Lives Matter" street art, arguing it is a strategic move to protect the city's autonomy from Republican threats. The board contends that this concession is necessary to minimize potential federal repercussions.
Bowser plans to redesign the plaza with new murals created by local students and artists, responding to Republican efforts to strip funding from the city unless the art is removed. The editorial emphasizes the importance of focusing on practical issues like crime reduction and economic development rather than symbolic gestures.
GB News: WATCH: Reform UK issued harsh warning as party civil war erupts - 'Stop airing it!'
Political commentator Aman Bhogal cautioned Reform UK about the dangers of revealing internal disputes publicly. He stressed that political parties aiming for effective governance should present a united front to the public.
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Le Monde: Iran's top leader rejects talks with the US, referring to it as a 'bullying government,' over missile range, regional influence
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected U.S. proposals for talks, claiming they aim to impose restrictions on Iran's missile capabilities and regional influence. He criticized the U.S. as a "bullying government," asserting that negotiations would not resolve issues but rather impose demands.
Khamenei's comments followed President Trump's acknowledgment of reaching out for a new deal to limit Iran's nuclear program. Tensions remain high as both the U.S. and Israel warn against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, with fears of military confrontation looming.