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Jun 24, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Air fryer warning as popular model sold in the UK poses fire hazard - 'Stop using immediately!'
Lidl GB has recalled all Tower 8Ltr Dual Basket Air Fryers (model T17129) due to overheating risks that could lead to fires. Customers are advised to stop using the product immediately and check for affected units on the supplier's website.
This recall follows earlier safety concerns regarding various Tower Air Fryers and comes shortly after Lidl warned about a breakfast food potentially containing metal pieces. Customers can return affected products for a full refund.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Trump congratulates himself on Israel-Iran ceasefire that remains highly uncertain
Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel on June 23 via his Truth Social platform, claiming both parties would gradually cease hostilities. Despite ongoing violence, including missile strikes from Iran, both nations later accepted the ceasefire.
Trump framed the situation as a diplomatic success, detailing a peace plan negotiated through Qatar, which he labeled as the "Official END to THE 12 DAY WAR."
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Why Shouldn't the Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates? - Liberty Nation News
Two Federal Reserve officials have indicated support for potential interest rate cuts, diverging from Chair Jerome Powell's stance. Fed Governor Christopher Waller suggested a cut could happen as early as July, while Vice Chair Michelle Bowman would back a reduction if inflation remains low.
The debate centers on the effectiveness of monetary policy and the timing of rate adjustments, as some officials advocate for caution amid economic uncertainties. Critics argue that the Fed's decisions reflect political influences rather than true independence.