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#politics
GB News: Helen Whately grilled by Camilla Tominey on 'ballooning' benefits bill under the Tories: 'How on EARTH did you allow it?!'
The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Helen Whately, has pledged that the Conservatives would cut £12 billion from the welfare bill if they win the next general election. She criticized the Labour government's handling of the rising benefits bill, which has reached £86 billion over the past decade.
Whately outlined plans to save £9 billion by tightening benefits for mild health conditions and emphasized that these savings would help avoid tax increases. She accused Labour of abandoning necessary welfare reforms and stated that the Conservatives are committed to addressing the welfare system's challenges.
Fox News: Revealed: The extensive perks UN officials receive amid budget crisis
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has initiated budget cuts as part of the UN80 Initiative, warning that U.S. funding reductions could harm global health and safety. Despite these cuts, senior U.N. staff salaries and perks remain largely intact, raising concerns about financial accountability.
The U.N. budget proposal for 2026 reportedly does not reduce benefits for high-level staff, leading to criticism that they enjoy compensation comparable to investment bankers. Guterres' spokesperson refuted claims of excessive pay, stating a review of compensation is underway.
Fox News: Biden breakdown: Where do investigations into the former president stand?
Former President Joe Biden faces scrutiny over his mental acuity and actions taken during his final days in office, including a Justice Department investigation into his pardons. Concerns arise regarding his use of an autopen for signatures and the controversial pardon of his son, Hunter Biden.
Additionally, the House Oversight Committee is investigating potential cover-ups related to Biden's mental decline and recent cancer diagnosis. Four former aides have agreed to testify, while Biden's former physician has been subpoenaed for further inquiry into these matters.
Breitbart: Court Agrees to Postpone Netanyahu Trial 1 Week After Trump Demands
An Israeli court has postponed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial for a week, coinciding with U.S. President Donald Trump's calls for the charges to be dropped. The court cited "diplomatic and national security" issues for the delay.
Trump is also advocating for a peace deal to end the Gaza conflict and secure the return of Israeli hostages. Speculation arises that Netanyahu may be negotiating a peace agreement in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF soldier killed in combat in northern Gaza
An Israeli soldier, Sgt. Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld, was killed by an explosive device during operations in Gaza, bringing Israel's military death toll to 441 amid ongoing ground offensives against Hamas. Reports indicate multiple casualties from IDF fire near aid distribution sites in southern Gaza.
Israeli officials are pursuing a hostage-truce deal as fighting continues, with concerns over the well-being of hostages held by Hamas. The Gaza health ministry claims over 53,000 people have been killed or presumed dead since the conflict began, though these figures are unverified.
Breitbart: Russia Launches Major Ukraine Strike, Hundreds of Drones and Missiles
Russia has launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the invasion began in February 2022, firing 537 aerial weapons, including 477 drones and 60 missiles. Ukraine's air force reported that 249 of these were intercepted, while the attack resulted in casualties and significant damage across multiple regions.
Despite Russian President Vladimir Putin's openness to peace talks, the conflict continues to escalate with no signs of resolution. The recent drone strikes highlight the ongoing arms race between the two nations, as both sides develop advanced weaponry.
Breitbart: John Cusack: Iran will Rush to Get a Nuclear Weapon and They Should Get One
Actor John Cusack suggested that Iran should pursue nuclear weapons to deter potential U.S. and Israeli attacks in the Middle East. His comments followed President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire after U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
Despite the ceasefire, tensions escalated with Iran launching missiles, resulting in Israeli casualties. In retaliation, Israel targeted Iranian radar installations, and U.S. officials claimed the strikes had significantly delayed Iran's nuclear program.
#economy
Le Monde: Dutch consumers wage war against Booking.com
Booking.com is facing a mass legal complaint from the Dutch consumer association Consumentenbond, which claims the company has violated competition rules and consumer law since 2013. The lawsuit could involve up to €1 billion, affecting customers who booked through Booking.com or its affiliates.
The CCC has seen a surge in inquiries, indicating widespread concern among consumers about excessive rates charged through the platform. The organization is inviting affected customers, regardless of nationality, to join the legal action.
Breitbart: NYT: Democrats Once Jeered Hollywood Tax Breaks; Now Beg for Them
California's film and TV production has dropped nearly 40% over the past decade, prompting lawmakers to approve $750 million in tax breaks to attract studios back. This shift marks a stark contrast to past Democratic opposition to such subsidies.
The decline is attributed to high taxes, union strikes, and a focus on "woke" content that fails to resonate with audiences. The economic fallout affects blue-collar workers in Hollywood, highlighting the industry's struggle amid rising costs and competition from other states.
#crime
The Western Journal: Tragedy After Tragedy: Murdered Minnesota Lawmakers' Dog Also Dead
Minnesota Democratic State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were murdered at their home, and their golden retriever, Gilbert, was also fatally shot during the incident. Following the tragedy, Hortman's children had to euthanize Gilbert due to his injuries.
The alleged shooter, Vance Boelter, faces multiple charges, including murder and firearm-related offenses. As investigations continue, no charges have been filed regarding Gilbert's death. Hortman was remembered for her dedication to service animals through her work with Helping Paws.