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Jun 16, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: Keir Starmer's U-turn on grooming gangs inquiry is 'staggering', Peter Bleksley claims
Former Scotland Yard Detective Peter Bleksley commended GB News' Charlie Peters while criticizing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for his reversal on grooming gangs. Bleksley suggested that Starmer's decision to initiate a national inquiry was a result of being "backed into a corner."
#society
Fox News: Chick-fil-A customers notice their drinks come in paper cups, sparking Styrofoam debate
Chick-fil-A is facing backlash from Reddit users over its transition from Styrofoam to paper cups in some locations. Many customers express dissatisfaction, citing issues like insulation and drink temperature retention, while others acknowledge environmental concerns associated with Styrofoam.
The change appears to be influenced by increasing state and local bans on polystyrene foam, with twelve states having enacted such legislation. Opinions vary widely among users, with some advocating for a return to Styrofoam and others supporting the switch for environmental reasons.
Le Monde: Kering names ex-Renault chief Luca de Meo as CEO
Luca de Meo has been appointed as the new CEO of Kering, effective September, as the luxury group aims to revitalize its struggling brand Gucci. His leadership follows a successful tenure at Renault, where he navigated the company out of crisis and pushed for electric vehicle adoption.
Kering's shares rose nearly 12% on the announcement, though the company has faced significant challenges, with Gucci's sales declining sharply. Analysts emphasize the need for change as Kering's overall performance has deteriorated, with shares down 28% this year.
Fox News: Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos face local resistance as Venice citizens protest wedding plans
Venetians are protesting the upcoming wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez in Venice, citing concerns over disruptions in a city already burdened by mass tourism. Protesters aim to block the event, expressing frustration over rising housing costs linked to tourism.
Despite the protests, local officials, including Mayor Luigi Brugnaro, express pride in hosting the high-profile wedding, assuring residents that the event will not disrupt daily life. The couple plans to use 80% local vendors for the festivities, which are set to take place later this month.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Britain warned UK's enemies could weaponise WEATHER using sun dimming technology
Labour has acknowledged potential security risks associated with solar radiation modification technology, which aims to combat global warming by reducing sunlight. Experts warn that hostile actors, particularly Russia, could weaponize this technology, leading to unintended consequences for global stability.
Climate Minister Kerry McCarthy emphasized the need for robust scientific evidence and international agreements to govern such technologies. Concerns are rising that countries might unilaterally deploy sun dimming techniques without oversight, potentially leading to environmental manipulation as a form of hybrid warfare.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Tacitus in the Colonies
Tacitus was highly regarded by Colonial Americans, with Thomas Gordon's translation being particularly influential. Colonists, including Thomas Jefferson, valued Tacitus for his insights on liberty and morality, often citing him in discussions around governance and republican ideals.
Jefferson praised Tacitus as the foremost historian, intertwining his teachings with his advocacy for liberty. He emphasized the importance of studying the Anglo-Saxon language, believing it connected to the history of freedom. Jefferson's admiration for both Tacitus and Gordon shaped his political philosophy.
#health
Fox News: Gummy vitamins sold at major retailers recalled by FDA due to health concerns
Vita Warehouse Corp. has voluntarily recalled several B12 gummy vitamin products due to the potential presence of undeclared peanuts, posing a risk to those with peanut allergies. The affected brands include Welby, Berkley Jensen, and VitaGlobe, distributed at Aldi and BJ’s.
No illnesses have been reported, but consumers are advised to return the products for a refund or discard them. Vita Warehouse confirmed that no other products are affected and emphasized their commitment to consumer safety.
#education
Fox News: Federal judge extends ban on Trump's order targeting Harvard international students
A federal judge in Boston has extended a temporary restraining order that prevents President Trump from blocking international students from attending Harvard. The judge's decision comes amid ongoing legal disputes over the Trump administration's attempts to revoke Harvard's credentials under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program.
Harvard's lawyers argue that the administration's actions have caused significant uncertainty for international students, with some facing visa denials and wrongful detentions. The university is seeking a more permanent injunction to protect its SEVP accreditation, which affects a substantial portion of its student body.