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2 Apr 2025
#politics
GB News: Electric car drivers will feel like 'losers' with new Labour tax, Kelly claims
New tax changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves could impose road tax fees of up to £5,500 for certain vehicles, starting April 1. Critics have labeled the move as "backwards" for British drivers, raising concerns about the financial burden on motorists.
The Federalist: Europe's Attacks On Free Speech, Elections Prove Vance Right
Recent events in Europe highlight a concerning trend of authoritarianism, with a French court banning Marine Le Pen from public office for five years and a U.K. preschool expelling a child for insufficient support of LGBT politics. These incidents reflect a broader crackdown on free expression across multiple countries.
In Germany, lawmakers are considering banning the right-wing AfD party, while in the U.K., strict speech laws have led to numerous arrests for expressing dissenting views. Critics, including U.S. officials, warn that these actions undermine democracy and threaten the fundamental right to free speech.
#society
Le Monde: Gaza rescue mission turns into a massacre
On March 31, 2025, a large crowd in Khan Yunis, Gaza, mourned 15 rescue workers killed by Israeli gunfire during a mission. The victims included eight Red Crescent workers, six civil defense members, and one UNRWA employee, found in a mass grave after being missing since March 23.
The Palestinian Red Crescent accused Israeli forces of targeting marked medical personnel "in cold blood," while the Israeli army stated they fired on vehicles that appeared suspicious. This incident marks the deadliest attack on Red Cross personnel in eight years.
#military
Le Monde: US sends second aircraft carrier to Middle East
The U.S. is deploying a second aircraft carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, to the Middle East to bolster regional stability and deter aggression, joining the USS Harry S. Truman. This move comes as Houthi attacks threaten shipping routes in the Red Sea amid the ongoing Gaza conflict.
President Trump has vowed to continue strikes on the Houthis until they cease targeting U.S. ships, asserting that they have been "decimated" by recent military actions. His administration faces scrutiny over a security leak involving discussions on these strikes.
Le Monde: Greece to spend €25 billion to overhaul defense
Greece plans to invest €25 billion by 2036 for a major defense overhaul, according to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. This initiative aims to modernize the armed forces in response to evolving geopolitical challenges and strengthen Greece's role in the EU's defense framework.
The investment aligns with NATO's 2% GDP defense spending target, reflecting Greece's longstanding tensions with Turkey. Mitsotakis emphasized the need for a robust military to contribute to a more advanced European defense capability.
#culture
Breitbart: Val Kilmer, ‘Top Gun,’ ‘Heat,’ ‘Batman’ Star Dies at 65
Val Kilmer, the American actor known for iconic roles in "Top Gun," "Batman Forever," and as Jim Morrison in "The Doors," has died at 65 from pneumonia, following a battle with throat cancer. His daughter confirmed the news, highlighting his career that spanned decades and included both blockbuster and independent films.
Kilmer, who began acting as a child and was the youngest admitted to Juilliard, experienced a significant career resurgence in the 2010s. His health struggles were acknowledged in his recent work, including a poignant return in "Top Gun: Maverick." He is survived by his two children.
#health
Fox News: Sports Illustrated model combating ultra-processed food shares key to longevity
Kristen Louelle Gaffney, a MAHA mom and Sports Illustrated model, supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for HHS secretary, viewing him as a solution for healthcare issues. She emphasizes proactive health measures, advocating for a lifestyle focused on nutrition and mental well-being.
Gaffney promotes home cooking and healthy eating, avoiding processed foods and educating her children about nutrition. She has launched her own line of healthy snacks for kids, aiming to combat unhealthy eating habits.