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6 Apr 2025
#politics
GB News: 'He's a globetrotter!' Ed Miliband faces brutal criticism of Net Zero after £40k on UK flights 'Hypocrite!
Lizzie Cundy criticized Labour ministers for their travel expenses, calling them "hypocrites" for spending £43,644 on domestic flights while promoting climate initiatives. She highlighted Energy Secretary Ed Miliband's previous stance against costly ministerial flights, noting his department's £1.2 million expenditure.
A spokesman for the energy department defended the travel, stating that flights are sometimes necessary for government business. Shadow Energy Secretary Andrew Bowie labeled the spending as "astounding hypocrisy," accusing Miliband of double standards and imposing an eco agenda on the country.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Claims Vindication After Crushing Election Loss: 'I Told You So'
Former Vice President Kamala Harris remarked at a summit that she warned of dire consequences if Donald Trump were re-elected, claiming current events validate her concerns. She noted an atmosphere of fear due to perceived unconstitutional threats and organizational silence.
Despite Harris's comments, Trump has swiftly implemented his agenda, including executive orders addressing border issues and government efficiency, claiming significant taxpayer savings. Employment statistics have reportedly improved under his administration, and he announced reciprocal tariffs aimed at correcting trade imbalances.
#society
Breitbart: Ex-Assistant Says Filmmaker Paul Schrader Sexually Assaulted Her and Backed Out of Settlement Deal
Filmmaker Paul Schrader faces a lawsuit from his former personal assistant, who alleges sexual assault and breach of a confidential settlement. The assistant claims Schrader made unwanted advances, including an incident at the Cannes Film Festival, and subsequently fired her for rejecting him.
Schrader's lawyer has dismissed the allegations as false and claims the settlement was never finalized due to Schrader's refusal to sign it. The case raises significant questions about workplace conduct and the enforcement of settlement agreements.
#culture
Le Monde: John Nelson, American conductor and Berlioz champion, passes away
John Nelson, an American conductor renowned for his interpretation of Berlioz's works, passed away on March 31 at 83 in Chicago. He is celebrated for his 2017 recording of "Les Troyens," which showcased his ability to bring the complex opera to life with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg.
Born in Costa Rica and raised in the U.S., Nelson's musical journey began at a young age, leading him to Juilliard, where he shifted his focus to opera. His contributions to sacred music and opera have left a lasting impact on the classical music community.