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9 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Maher compares Trump to a ‘little boy who didn't get enough love’ for this angle of his speech to Congress
Bill Maher criticized President Trump for his remarks about Democrats' refusal to applaud during his address to Congress, likening Trump to a "little boy" seeking approval. He noted that Trump's complaints reflect a broader political dynamic, pointing out similar behavior from Republicans during Biden's speeches.
Maher expressed fatigue over Trump's falsehoods, suggesting that conservatives accept his inaccuracies while liberals remain fixated on them. He humorously remarked on the disparity between Trump's claims and the truth, indicating a general disinterest in engaging with Trump's rhetoric.
Fox News: LA Mayor Karen Bass accused of deleting texts in wake of wildfire disaster
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass deleted her text messages during the early days of the Palisades Fire while she was in Africa. Despite claims of constant communication, her office reported no records of messages related to the fire response, raising concerns over transparency.
Bass has faced significant criticism for her trip during the crisis and acknowledged it was a mistake, stating her commitment to regaining public trust.
#society
Fox News: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ prosecutor says fraudster’s case offers warning to Silicon Valley leaders
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, was convicted of fraud and conspiracy, leading to an 11-year prison sentence and $452 million in restitution. Prosecutor John Bostic warns that her case serves as a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs and investors in tech startups.
Despite her conviction, Holmes maintains her innocence and claims her intentions were not fraudulent. She is currently serving her sentence at Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas, with a scheduled release date of March 19, 2032.
Fox News: Wellness influencer exposed for faking cancer dodges authorities a decade later: documentary
Belle Gibson, an Instagram influencer, misled the Australian public by falsely claiming to have terminal brain cancer and profiting from her fraudulent wellness brand. After admitting in 2015 that her cancer diagnosis was a lie, she faced legal action but has yet to pay the $261,000 fine imposed by the court.
Despite ongoing efforts by authorities to collect the debt, Gibson remains largely unaccountable for her actions. Her story has inspired a Netflix series, which has sparked controversy, particularly among those affected by her deception. The Australian government has since updated consumer laws to prevent similar scams.
#military
The Telegraph: North Korea unveils construction of ‘first nuclear-powered submarine’
North Korea has unveiled images of a nuclear-powered submarine under construction, signaling a potential shift in regional security dynamics. State media reported that Kim Jong-un visited a shipyard to oversee the submarine's development, emphasizing the nation's maritime ambitions.
This announcement precedes the upcoming US-South Korea joint military exercises, which North Korea has condemned, claiming they exacerbate tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
#culture
Fox News: 'Mean Girls' star Amanda Seyfried reveals wardrobe malfunction in front of 'Top Gun: Maverick' star
Amanda Seyfried recounted a wardrobe malfunction at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards, where her vintage Dior Haute Couture gown fell apart, exposing her. The incident occurred while she was conversing with actor Glen Powell, who helped cover her.
Seyfried, who won for her role in "The Dropout," had to borrow a jacket to wear while accepting the award, as her dress had given way completely.
#crime
GB News: Aldershot bomb threat: Bomb squad descends on ex-army barracks after man drives through barriers
A 54-year-old man was arrested after driving through barriers at St Omer Barracks in Aldershot, damaging his vehicle and shouting at guards. Bomb disposal experts were called due to alarming comments made by the suspect, but no explosives were found, and the incident is not considered terror-related.
The man, who is homeless, remains in custody on suspicion of possessing a knife in public. Police are continuing their investigation into the incident, which raised immediate security concerns but resulted in no injuries.