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Jul 23, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: WaPo editorial member leaves over Bezos' 'relentless promotion of free markets and personal liberties'
A Washington Post editorial board member, Eduardo Porter, is leaving the paper due to its new direction under owner Jeff Bezos, which emphasizes free markets and personal liberties. Porter expressed concerns that this shift undermines critical thinking and journalism.
His departure follows a trend of resignations from the Post's editorial team, as several columnists have left amid worries about the paper's rightward tilt since Trump's re-election. Publisher Will Lewis has encouraged those misaligned with the new vision to consider buyouts.
#society
GB News: MPs accused of being 'openly hostile' to gender critics and that they are 'ill-informed about the law'
Gender critical activists have accused MPs of bias against their beliefs, claiming hostility during a committee meeting regarding the appointment of Dr. Mary-Ann Stephenson to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission. The group, Sex Matters, argues that the committee's rejection of her candidacy reflects an alignment with trans rights groups and a disregard for sex-based rights.
Following a Supreme Court ruling defining a woman by biological sex, activists assert that the committee's actions contribute to a pattern of discrimination against gender-critical individuals. Meanwhile, LGBT+ groups express concern over the implications for trans rights, highlighting a rise in reported hate crimes against sexual minorities in the UK.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iranian officials said to suspect Israel behind mysterious blasts across country
Iranian officials suspect that recent explosions across the country are acts of sabotage by Israel, despite official explanations attributing them to infrastructure issues. The incidents, which include fires at key facilities and residential areas, have led to a sense of chaos in Iran.
While Iranian authorities have not formally accused Israel, a social media account linked to Mossad has commented on the situation, suggesting a connection. The backdrop includes a recent conflict where Israel targeted Iranian military assets, prompting a significant Iranian missile response.
#economy
Forbes: Billionaire Sarath Ratanavadi’s Gulf Takes Over Lao Hydro Power Project In $128 Million Deal
Gulf Development's subsidiary is acquiring a 60% stake in the Pak Lay Power hydroelectric project in Laos for $128 million, raising its ownership to 100%. The plant will supply electricity to Thailand starting in 2032 under a long-term contract.
This move is part of Gulf's strategy to invest in renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, aiming for net zero by 2050. The company has recently committed $3.2 billion to various clean energy projects.
#sports
GB News: Bryson DeChambeau condemned by golf fans for 'disgusting behaviour' as footage from The Open goes viral
Golfer Bryson DeChambeau is facing backlash after a video showed him dismissing a volunteer at The Open Championship in Northern Ireland. Critics have accused him of hypocrisy, contrasting his public persona as a "people's champ" with his treatment of the unpaid helper during the tournament.
The incident, where DeChambeau told the volunteer to "move out of the way" while searching for his ball, has drawn widespread condemnation online. While some fans defended him, many expressed disappointment, highlighting the negative impact of his actions on his reputation as a professional and role model.