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Jun 27, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: Nigel Farage skewers Albania’s Brexit-hating PM and demands ‘take all your criminals back’ after dig at Britain
Nigel Farage criticized Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama for his remarks on post-Brexit Britain, demanding that Albania take back its criminals, noting that one in 50 Albanians in the UK are imprisoned. Farage accused Rama of hypocrisy for criticizing Britain's immigration policies while negotiating to accept migrants from Italy.
Rama, during an interview, described Britain's search for places to send failed asylum seekers as indicative of a "dark place" post-Brexit. He claimed that the discourse in Britain has shifted dramatically since Brexit, with many previously unacceptable views now normalized. Farage challenged Rama's stance, emphasizing the need for Albania to repatriate its jailed citizens.
#society
Times Of Israel: Days after end of Operation Rising Lion, Haifa zoo roars back into action
At the Louis Ariel Goldschmidt Haifa Educational Zoo, animals were sheltered during missile attacks from Iran, which launched over 550 missiles in response to Israeli strikes on June 13. The zoo reopened after a ceasefire, highlighting its role in wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting endangered species.
Zoo director Dr. Noam Werner emphasized that modern zoos focus on conservation rather than entertainment, working to maintain genetically healthy populations of threatened species. Despite challenges from regional conflicts, the zoo staff has used the downtime to enrich the animals' lives, underscoring the vital connection between humans and nature.
#education
Liberty Nation News: Los Angeles School District Flirting With an F - Liberty Nation News
The Los Angeles Unified School District is facing a financial crisis, with a budget of $18.8 billion that exceeds projected revenues of $15.9 billion. Student enrollment has dropped significantly, leading to concerns over fiscal sustainability as the district continues to fund various programs without accountability.
As public confidence in the education system wanes, homeschooling is on the rise, with California seeing a 78% increase between 2017 and 2022. Many parents cite safety, academic quality, and moral instruction as reasons for choosing homeschooling, indicating a shift away from traditional public education.