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Fox News: Students heckle Columbia acting president at graduation, shout 'Free Mahmoud'
During Columbia University's graduation ceremony, Acting President Claire Shipman faced interruptions from students chanting "Free Mahmoud," referencing Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian protest leader. Despite the heckling, Shipman attempted to deliver her speech about resilience and empathy among students.
The protests follow recent incidents at the university, including a library takeover by anti-Israel demonstrators. Shipman condemned the actions as unacceptable, emphasizing that violence and vandalism do not align with Columbia's values.
Fox News: Trump administration revives English language requirement for truck drivers
The Trump administration is enforcing a law requiring truck drivers to speak English, citing safety concerns on roadways. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized the importance of English proficiency for effective communication between truckers and officials.
Under the new directive, drivers unable to converse in English will be taken out of service if stopped. Duffy stated that English is essential for understanding traffic signs and responding to official inquiries, framing the policy as a commonsense approach to enhance public safety.
Times Of Israel: Hostage Matan Zangauker struggling to stand, suffering severe health issues – report
Hostage Matan Zangauker is reportedly suffering from severe health issues, including muscular dystrophy, intestinal problems, and psychological trauma, while being held captive by Hamas. His mother has voiced her anguish over his deteriorating condition and the harsh treatment he endures.
Zangauker was kidnapped on October 7, 2023, and is among 58 hostages still held in Gaza. His mother is calling for action from the Israeli government to secure the release of all hostages, emphasizing the dire circumstances faced by her son and others.
GB News: Lucy Connolly: Bev Turner reacts to ‘chilling’ detail in court case as 31-month prison sentence is upheld
Lucy Connolly's appeal against her 31-month prison sentence was dismissed by the Court of Appeal, which found no basis for her claim that the sentence was excessive. Connolly was jailed for suggesting on social media that hotels housing asylum seekers should be "set on fire."
GB News host Bev Turner criticized the ruling as "deeply disturbing," highlighting concerns over privacy and free speech, particularly regarding private conversations on platforms like WhatsApp. The Free Speech Union expressed disappointment, asserting that the case reflects a broader attack on freedom of speech in Britain.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UK freezes trade talks with Israel amid global outrage over ongoing Gaza war
The UK has suspended free trade agreement negotiations with Israel and imposed sanctions on West Bank settlers, citing Israel's wartime actions against Hamas in Gaza. British officials, including Foreign Secretary David Lammy, criticized Israel's military campaign and humanitarian aid blockade.
In response, Israel's Foreign Ministry dismissed the UK's actions as influenced by domestic politics and expressed confidence in its security measures. Meanwhile, the EU is also reviewing its cooperation with Israel amid rising international condemnation over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Le Monde: EU pledges emergency funding for Radio Free Europe after US cuts
The European Union has approved 5.5 million euros in emergency funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty after the Trump administration halted its grants, citing a liberal bias. This funding aims to support independent journalism in regions dependent on external news.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas emphasized the importance of the broadcaster, which has been vital since the Cold War. She hopes EU member states will contribute more long-term support as the U.S. reduces foreign aid. A U.S. court has also ordered the restoration of $12 million in funding.
#culture
The Telegraph: George Wendt, actor who starred as Norm from Cheers, dies at 76
George Wendt, known for his role as Norm Peterson on the iconic sitcom "Cheers," has passed away at 76. The show aired from 1982 to 1993 and garnered Wendt six consecutive Emmy nominations. His family has requested privacy as they mourn his loss.
Le Monde: Actor George Wendt, who played beloved barfly 'Norm' on 'Cheers,' dies at 76
George Wendt, best known for his role as Norm on the iconic TV show "Cheers," has died at the age of 76. He passed away peacefully in his sleep at home, according to his family. Wendt was celebrated for his charm and had a successful career in both television and theater.
Wendt earned six consecutive Emmy nominations for his portrayal of Norm, a character beloved for his humor and relatability. "Cheers" was a groundbreaking sitcom that garnered numerous accolades and spawned the successful spin-off "Frasier." Wendt's contributions to the show and his work in theater will be remembered fondly.
#health
Fox News: Biden's 'last known' prostate cancer screening was over a decade ago, as questions mount over diagnosis
President Biden's last PSA test occurred in 2014, raising concerns about the spread of his recently diagnosed prostate cancer. His cancer has a Gleason score of 9, indicating a high grade, and has metastasized to the bone.
The lack of recent screening raises questions about earlier detection.