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#politics
Fox News: Internet remains down in Bangladesh despite apparent calm following deadly protests
Bangladesh grinds to a halt as protests erupt over a Supreme Court ruling that slashes a controversial job quota, leading to violent clashes, military patrols, and a public holiday. Internet access remains blocked for the fifth straight day amid heightened tensions.
Students demand the restoration of internet services and the lifting of curfews, insisting that authorities address their grievances or face continued unrest. The U.S. Embassy warns of the volatile situation as the opposition party aligns with protesters against a backdrop of decades-old political strife.
Fox News: WATCH: Americans reveal if they think President Biden should finish his term in office
Biden's exit from the 2024 race sparks divides over his remaining term. Some see an opportunity for Harris while others question Biden's fitness, citing health and debate struggles. Optimists hope for positive changes in his final months.
As Democrats weigh transition, the clock ticks toward a new nomination.
Fox News: CNN's Van Jones gushes over Kamala Harris going 'from cringe to cool' as liberals try to remake her image
Van Jones claims Vice President Harris has transformed from an awkward figure to a pop culture sensation, largely fueled by social media remixing her oddities into engaging TikToks. Her campaign raised $81 million within a day of Biden’s endorsement, igniting a new Democratic movement.
With Biden stepping back, enthusiasm surged for Harris as she mobilizes support against Trump, emphasizing unity within the party over petty divisions. This isn't just a campaign; it's a movement, reflecting a collective urgency to reclaim democracy.
#society
GB News: BBC spends £243.3m pushing diverse TV and installs tool for staff to track ethnicity in real-time
The BBC's £243.3 million push for diversity in programming, despite declining income from licence fees, reveals a complex race to meet representation targets. Director-General Tim Davie faces mounting pressure to reshape the organization amid rising discontent over its funding.
While progress shows nearly 30% on-screen representation for Black, Asian, and minority ethnic groups, critics argue the BBC's D&I strategy betrays its audience. Calls grow louder to scrap the licence fee, casting a shadow over the future of the broadcaster.
Fox News: Everything you need to build your cat a catio this year
Indoor cats itch for a taste of the outside world. Enter the catio: a haven where they can prance about without the ever-looming threat of traffic or strays. Whether you buy pre-built or craft your own, it's the feline freedom their hearts crave.
Start with sturdy wood, a splash of mesh, and maybe a dash of cat tree for fun. With a sprinkling of shelves, some roofing, and a water fountain to boot, you've got yourself a backyard retreat. Keep those claws sharp and spirits bright.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Israel Attacks Houthi Port After Feckless US Responses in Red Sea - Liberty Nation News
In a swift act of retaliation, the Israeli Air Force struck the Houthi-controlled port of Al Hodeidah in Yemen after a deadly drone attack by the Iranian-backed rebels hit Tel Aviv, killing an Israeli civilian. The airstrike aimed to cripple Houthi maritime threats in the Red Sea.
While Israel acted decisively, the U.S. response to ongoing Houthi assaults on shipping has been notably tepid, raising questions about its strategies in the region amidst increasing Iranian aggression.
#military
The Telegraph: The Tempest ‘sixth-gen’ fighter project is the very definition of insanity
The Tempest fighter project hangs by a thread, with Labour refusing to guarantee its future amid a strategic defense review. Its troubled history signals another costly endeavor that might only serve as a jobs program rather than an effective defense solution.
With past failures like the Tornado and Typhoon, skepticism runs high that Tempest will be anything more than a labor of futility. As it strives for sixth-generation status, it risks repeating history—overpromising, underdelivering, and draining taxpayer cash.
#crime
The Telegraph: Officer shoots dead black woman after she called police for help, bodycam footage shows
In a grim twist of irony, a white officer shot and killed Sonya Massey, a Black woman who sought help, believing an intruder lurked in her home. Charged with murder, Deputy Sean Grayson claims self-defense despite bodycam evidence showing his reckless escalation.
President Biden condemned the incident, stressing that seeking help shouldn't come with a death sentence for any American. Justice remains elusive as the case unfolds in the shadow of systemic failures.
GB News: Police officer stabbed in chest at maximum security HMP Frankland
A police officer took a knife to the chest during a visit to HMP Frankland, a notorious high-security prison plagued by violence and overcrowding. He remains conscious after the attack, highlighting the perilous conditions inmates and staff face daily.
Government plans to ease prison overcrowding may stir fears of rising crime, but officials claim they inherited a broken system. Promises of long-term solutions linger while the shadows of past failures loom large.