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#politics
Breitbart: Raskin: Trump Authorizing Iran Strikes Likely Impeachable
Representative Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stated that President Trump's military strikes against Iran could be grounds for impeachment, citing a violation of the Constitution and the war powers of Congress. He emphasized that such actions should only occur in response to imminent threats, which he argues were not present.
Raskin acknowledged the hypothetical nature of impeachment discussions given the current minority status of Democrats and the lack of bipartisan support for legislative measures. He supports maintaining a record of constitutional violations.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Murkowski: 'Many Questions' About Success of Trump's Strikes on Iran
Sen. Lisa Murkowski expressed skepticism about President Trump's military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities during an appearance on CNN. She highlighted the need for further clarity and answers, noting that Congress would seek information in an upcoming classified briefing.
Murkowski acknowledged the concerning trajectory of Iran's nuclear capabilities but emphasized the complexity of assessing the timing and effectiveness of the airstrikes.
GB News: Briton injured in Iran strike against Israel as David Lammy confirms 63 UK nationals evacuated by RAF
A British national has been injured amid ongoing aerial bombardments in Israel, confirmed by Foreign Secretary David Lammy. The Royal Air Force evacuated 63 British nationals from Tel Aviv to Cyprus, with further flights planned depending on security conditions.
Lammy emphasized the urgency of the situation in the Middle East, noting the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. Around 4,000 British nationals are registered in Israel, with 1,000 requesting evacuation. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds raised concerns about Iran's potential increase in destabilizing activities.
#culture
Le Monde: A different perspective on erotic cinema
The Festival du film de fesses, running for 11 years, focuses on erotic cinema rather than pornography, showcasing films that explore sexuality and relationships. It highlights the evolution of erotic films from the 1960s to the 1970s, marking a shift in how sexual content is presented in cinema.
As mainstream films incorporate bolder scenes, the festival aims to celebrate diverse sexualities and identities, distinguishing itself from traditional pornographic content. Co-founder Anastasia Rachman emphasizes that erotic cinema evokes sensations without a purely sexual intent.
#education
Times Of Israel: US court issues injunction blocking Trump’s ban on foreign students at Harvard
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's administration from barring foreign nationals from studying at Harvard University, citing constitutional rights such as freedom of thought and expression. This injunction extends a previous order against the administration's efforts to limit Harvard's ability to host international students.
The Trump administration had attempted to control Harvard through funding freezes and threats to revoke the university's tax-exempt status, claiming it fosters an unsafe environment for Jewish students. Harvard has filed lawsuits to protect its rights and funding amid these challenges.