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#politics
The Telegraph: Starmer serves up pork pies and Ross Kemp for St George’s Day
Sir Keir Starmer is attempting to bolster support in England's post-industrial areas by showcasing English culture, including traditional foods like Melton Mowbray pork pies, at a St George’s Day reception. He was joined by public figures such as Ross Kemp and Rob Beckett.
Despite these efforts, Nigel Farage criticized Starmer and his associates for their perceived disdain for English identity. The reception aimed to promote “modern patriotism” while highlighting the importance of English heritage.
The Mirror: Elon Musk says his time working for Donald Trump will 'drop significantly'
Elon Musk will reduce his involvement with Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) next month to focus more on Tesla, which is facing significant sales declines. Quarterly profits dropped 71% to $409 million, partly due to tariffs impacting the company.
Despite Musk's efforts, Tesla's stock has fallen over 40% this year amid market turbulence and competition from Chinese EV maker BYD. Musk's role in DOGE has been controversial, with claims of $160 billion in savings being challenged. Trump publicly supports Musk, purchasing a Tesla to counter boycott threats.
Fox News: President Trump blasts courts for getting in the way of deportation agenda
President Trump criticized court rulings that hinder his immigration policies, particularly those aimed at deporting violent criminals. He expressed concern that legal delays could lead to increased danger in the U.S. and emphasized the need for cooperation from the judiciary to expedite deportations.
Additionally, Trump addressed ongoing trade negotiations with China, asserting that while tariffs will remain, he hopes for a mutually beneficial deal. He also dismissed rumors about firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, stating he has no intention to do so but would like to see more action on interest rates.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: What America owes Elon Musk after DOGE
Elon Musk is stepping back from his role in the Trump administration, particularly from leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he claims to have saved the federal government $106 billion. His tenure has involved tough decisions, including staff reductions, aimed at curbing wasteful spending.
While Musk's actions have drawn both praise and criticism, they have significantly impacted his businesses, particularly Tesla. As he returns to private life, he faces a divided public opinion, but his efforts to reform government spending may leave a lasting legacy.
#society
GB News: Shopper who smashed vegan protester's megaphone in Asda 'apologises and gives her £60' after blaming PTSD 'trigger'
A shopper at an Asda store in Canterbury smashed a vegan protester's megaphone during an Easter demonstration but later apologized and gave her £60 for a replacement. The man, who experienced PTSD from his time in Northern Ireland, sought out the protester to explain his actions.
Witnesses noted he was not acting out of malice but was triggered by the megaphone. Despite the incident, the protest continued, raising awareness about animal rights, while reactions on social media were mixed regarding the protesters' methods.
#economy
Fox News: GOP lawmaker warns that likely move in blue state will make gas prices skyrocket: 'Affordability issue'
Valero Energy Corp. plans to close its Benicia refinery in April 2026, jeopardizing over 400 jobs and raising concerns about California's fuel supply. Rep. Vince Fong criticized state energy policies for contributing to refinery closures, which he claims will lead to higher gas prices for Californians.
Fong highlighted that these regulatory challenges are not just energy issues but also affect job security and affordability for residents. Californians currently face an average gas price of $4.83 per gallon, significantly higher than the national average. The California Energy Commission is monitoring the situation and aims to ensure a reliable fuel supply during the transition away from fossil fuels.
#culture
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' contestant called look-alike of 'Big Bang Theory' character
"Jeopardy!" contestant Liam Starnes has garnered attention for his striking resemblance to Sheldon Cooper, a character from "The Big Bang Theory." Fans took to social media to express their surprise, with many calling him a real-life version of the character.
Starnes, a University of Chicago student, became a two-day champion after winning Final Jeopardy and accumulating over $52,000. He is set to compete again, continuing to draw comparisons to the iconic sitcom character.
#education
Fox News: Teachers union boss Randi Weingarten shares her 'concern' with SCOTUS case on LGBTQ books
The Supreme Court is set to hear a significant First Amendment case involving a Maryland school board's decision to eliminate an opt-out policy for books on gender and sexuality. This change led to a federal lawsuit, with American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten expressing concerns about potential divisions it may create.
Weingarten acknowledged parental rights in education but stressed the importance of community discussions regarding age-appropriate material. She highlighted the need for a welcoming classroom environment while also recognizing the decline in national reading and math scores, urging a focus on educational improvement alongside inclusivity efforts.
Fox News: Mom sues Missouri school that suspended 13-year-old son for making rifle out of Dr. Pepper cans
A Missouri mother is suing a school district after her 13-year-old son was suspended for arranging Dr. Pepper cans in the shape of a rifle and posting a photo on Snapchat. The lawsuit claims the school misinterpreted the post as a threat, violating the student's First Amendment rights.
The Goldwater Institute, representing the family, argues that the school's actions were unconstitutional and that the boy's creative expression should be protected. The lawsuit seeks to clear the student's record and prevent further punitive measures from the school.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona jury finds 'cult mom' Lori Vallow guilty of conspiring to murder late husband
Lori Vallow Daybell has been found guilty of conspiring to kill her husband, Charles Vallow, after previously being convicted of murdering her two children. Prosecutors argued she conspired with her late brother, Alex Cox, to benefit from a $1 million life insurance policy.
Vallow Daybell, who represented herself, claimed the evidence presented was aimed at discrediting her character rather than proving conspiracy. She contended that her brother was responsible for Charles' death during a physical altercation. Vallow Daybell is serving life in prison without parole.
The Western Journal: Austin Metcalf's Donation Fund Has Finally Surpassed Suspected Killer Karmelo Anthony's
Austin Metcalf’s family has raised over $512,000 through a GoFundMe campaign following the tragic stabbing of the 17-year-old at a Texas track meet. This amount surpasses the $506,000 raised for Karmelo Anthony, the alleged murderer, through a GiveSendGo campaign.
The fundraising success for Metcalf highlights community support for the victim, while the existence of Anthony's campaign raises concerns about societal values and the perceived support for an accused killer. The disparity in fundraising underscores the ongoing challenges of addressing justice and morality in such cases.