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Jul 14, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump threatens to strip Rosie O'Donnell's U.S. citizenship as he says she's a 'threat to humanity'
President Trump has reignited his feud with Rosie O'Donnell, suggesting on social media that her U.S. citizenship could be revoked due to her move to Ireland and his belief that she poses a "threat to humanity." O'Donnell responded vehemently, calling Trump a "dangerous" and "mentally ill" individual.
The long-standing conflict between the two dates back to 2006 and has intensified over the years, particularly following Trump's election. O'Donnell, who relocated to Ireland, expressed her opposition to Trump and criticized his actions while in office. Despite Trump's comments, legal experts assert that revoking O'Donnell's citizenship is highly unlikely.
Breitbart: School Board Chairman Allegedly Urged People to 'Shoot Republicans'
Jeffrey Miller, chairman of the Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District in Kentucky, resigned following backlash over a 2018 Facebook post where he allegedly encouraged violence against Republicans. State Rep. Steven Doan criticized Miller's comments as unacceptable for a school leader.
Doan emphasized that such rhetoric undermines community values, particularly as Republicans constitute the majority of registered voters in the district. He called for better conduct from public officials to set a positive example for students.
#society
Le Monde: Syria's White Helmets undergo baptism by fire
In northwestern Syria, the White Helmets, part of the Syrian Civil Defense, are battling wildfires that threaten the region's forests. Volunteers, lacking protective gear, faced overwhelming conditions as flames advanced rapidly, forcing them to retreat while trying to manage the crisis.
Despite the challenging terrain and risks, including mines and smoke inhalation, the team remains committed to containing the fires. They are supported by local volunteers and have not reported any fatalities so far.
#health
GB News: Commonly prescribed medications linked to faster ageing and 'physical decline' in older adults
Research published in JAMA Open Network indicates that commonly prescribed anticholinergic medications may accelerate physical decline in older adults, particularly affecting walking speed. The study, which monitored over 4,000 individuals from 1994 to 2020, found a link between higher exposure to these drugs and faster deterioration in mobility.
The findings suggest that while grip strength remains stable, cumulative use of anticholinergics could lead to significant health issues, including frailty and increased mortality risk. Researchers urge clinicians to limit prescriptions of these medications and regularly reassess their necessity to promote healthier aging.