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Breitbart: 4th Circuit Panel Upholds Minimum Purchase Age of 21 for Handguns
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the federal law requiring individuals to be at least 21 years old to purchase handguns. This decision came after a challenge related to the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling, which emphasizes historical context in evaluating gun control laws.
The majority opinion, authored by Judge Harvie Wilkinson, cited a longstanding tradition of firearm restrictions for those under 21, while Judge Marvin Quattlebaum dissented. The panel ordered the case to be dismissed.
Breitbart: Slotkin: National Guard Not Trained to Deal with Riots, Has Made Them Worse Before
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) expressed concerns about the National Guard's preparedness for riot control, noting their civilian backgrounds and lack of law enforcement training. She referenced historical instances, like the 1967 Detroit riots, where their involvement exacerbated tensions.
Slotkin emphasized that military deployment should be a last resort and advocated for keeping the military apolitical, warning against using it for partisan purposes. She highlighted the potential backlash from Republican governors if federal forces were sent without state consent.
GB News: EU plots to increase fees for British tourists to help pay off Covid lockdown debts
British tourists will face a new €7 fee imposed by the EU to help pay off debts from Covid lockdowns, effective next Autumn. This levy is part of the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (Etias) and may create tensions between the UK and the EU.
Germany opposes the fee increase, fearing it could deter travel. Critics in the UK, including Tory MP Mark Francois, label it a "dangerous PR sham," highlighting that promises of faster processing for British travelers have not materialized. Supporters argue the fee is lower than similar charges in the UK and US.
Breitbart: 'Sex and the City' Star Cynthia Nixon's Trans Child Is 'On a Hunger Strike' in Support of Gaza
Cynthia Nixon's transgender child, Seph Mozes, is on a hunger strike in Chicago to support Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Nixon described Seph as a "quite observant Jew" involved with Jewish Voices for Peace, which advocates against U.S. and Israeli actions in Gaza.
Nixon noted that Seph's grandparents were Holocaust survivors, and he feels compelled to act. The hunger strike coincides with reports of Palestinian casualties in Gaza, highlighting the complexities of the conflict, including the tactics used by Hamas.
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Le Monde: At the heart of the Arctic, the 'Noah's Ark for plants' welcomes new seeds
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway has received 1.3 million seed varieties since its opening in 2008, serving as a safeguard against global disasters. Recently, Norway and the UK added new seed samples, highlighting its role as a critical resource for agricultural preservation.
The vault, often referred to as the "Noah's Ark for plants," remains closed for most of the year, protecting seeds in a secure, cold environment. It is a vital asset for countries facing potential crises such as war or climate change.
Breitbart: China, Seeking Relevance, Blames U.S. for Iran's Illicit Nuclear Activities
China's Global Times blamed the U.S. for the Iranian nuclear crisis, absolving Iran of responsibility for its illicit nuclear activities. This commentary follows Israel's military actions against Iran amid escalating tensions, with China advocating for a mediating role in the Middle East.
The Chinese government criticized U.S. involvement and called for an objective stance while supporting Iran's sovereignty. Despite these overtures, neither Israel nor Iran has shown interest in China's proposed mediation, indicating limited influence in the ongoing conflict.
Front Page Magazine: "If We Could Talk to the Terrorists"
A parody song from Rush Limbaugh's show highlights the ongoing debate over appeasing Iran, featuring Ahmadinejad as the central figure. The lyrics question whether dialogue with terrorists could lead to peace, reflecting a dilemma that remains relevant today.
The song suggests that attempts to find common ground with hostile entities may be futile, echoing sentiments about the complexities of foreign relations.