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15 Apr 2025
#politics
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Latest Survey Shows Record Low As Americans Oppose New Tariffs
President Trump's approval ratings have declined significantly following his recent tariff announcement, with six out of seven polls showing net negative ratings. Most Americans doubt the permanence of the new tariffs, with many believing they could harm the economy in both the short and long term.
Despite these challenges, some polls indicate a slight approval for Trump's overall job performance, with 48% approval in one survey. However, issues like inflation and trade policy received particularly low ratings, reflecting widespread disapproval of his handling of these areas.
#society
GB News: Neighbour row erupts as homeowner launches furious tirade over missing cat
A woman, Charlie Harris, discovered her missing cat, Bellatrix, in her neighbor's bin after a four-day search. Despite asking the neighbor about her cat, Harris claims the woman lied to her during the search. A sniffer dog led them to the bin, where Bellatrix was found wrapped in garbage.
Harris expressed her distress on social media, criticizing the neighbor's actions and lack of apology. Due to UK laws classifying cats as property, she has limited legal recourse and plans to move to ensure the safety of her remaining pets.
Fox News: US college students arrested abroad fight to get home after passports seized: 'Done nothing wrong'
Two American college students, Owen Ray and a friend, were arrested in Denmark following a dispute with an Uber driver during their spring break trip. After spending two weeks in detention, they were released but had their passports confiscated by Danish authorities, preventing their return to the U.S.
Ray's family claims he is a victim in the incident, which escalated into a physical altercation. The U.S. State Department is providing consular assistance as the students await their next court hearing on April 24.
Fox News: Why 'toxic masculinity' is a dangerous and terrible fraud
The concept of "toxic masculinity" is criticized as a harmful ideology that undermines the true nature of manhood. The article argues that strength, responsibility, and belief in a higher power are essential traits for men, and that weakness—characterized by dependence and lack of purpose—is what truly constitutes toxicity.
Pastor Corey Brooks emphasizes the importance of self-belief and faith in God as foundational for a man’s identity and purpose. He asserts that a strong man contributes positively to society, while weak men disrupt societal balance. The message encourages men to reclaim their strength and fulfill their roles.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu tells Macron Palestinian state would be a ‘huge prize for terror’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed his opposition to Palestinian statehood during a call with French President Emmanuel Macron, who urged a ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid to Gaza. Netanyahu's office stated that a Palestinian state would pose a security threat to Israel, particularly after the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Macron emphasized the need for a two-state solution and the release of hostages, while Netanyahu's son, Yair, faced backlash for insulting Macron over comments on recognizing Palestinian statehood. The strained relations between France and Israel have escalated amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
#military
Fox News: Top Hamas terror leader killed in 'precise strike' by Israel: IDF
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the killing of Muhammad al-‘Ajlah, a top Hamas leader responsible for arming terrorists, in a "precise strike" in Gaza. This marks the fifth commander of Hamas’ Shejaiya battalion eliminated since the war began, as Israel intensifies military operations.
The strike comes amid ongoing conflict and stalled negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release. Israel maintains it will continue operations until Hamas is dismantled and all hostages are returned, with 59 still believed to be held captive.
#health
Fox News: Is coloring Easter eggs safe amid bird flu outbreaks?
As bird flu outbreaks persist in the U.S., experts emphasize the importance of cooking eggs and poultry products thoroughly to avoid health risks. The CDC advises cooking eggs to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit and recommends avoiding runny eggs.
Despite concerns, experts like Dr. John Whyte assure that coloring hard-boiled eggs poses no bird flu risk. The main issue remains the ongoing egg shortages and high prices, not the safety of consuming properly cooked eggs.
#crime
Fox News: Chiefs parade-goer who sued over social media claims is dead: attorney
Denton Loudermill Jr., wrongfully accused in a shooting at a Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally, has died at age 49. He was never charged and had filed lawsuits against several public figures for spreading false claims about him, which were dismissed on jurisdictional grounds.
His family has requested privacy as they mourn, while his attorney emphasized the need for accountability regarding the false accusations that caused Loudermill significant distress. The shooting incident resulted in one death and numerous injuries.