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#politics
The Telegraph: Anti-Trump protests make me embarrassed to be Scottish
Donald Trump's visit to Scotland has sparked protests that many see as more about the demonstrators than the president himself. Activists from various causes aim to gain attention rather than influence policy, with their actions often perceived as self-indulgent.
While protesters express their disdain, the majority of Scots view the visit as an opportunity to strengthen ties with the U.S. and foster trade relations. It’s important to note that these protests do not represent the broader sentiment of Scotland.
The Mirror: Donald Trump surrounded by ring of steel amid protests as he makes visit to UK
Donald Trump is visiting the UK for four days, primarily to play golf at his Scottish courses and meet with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Scotland's First Minister John Swinney. His arrival is accompanied by a significant police presence, including 5,000 officers and security measures like a 10ft metal barrier.
While Trump seeks a peaceful retreat, discussions are brewing in the US about potential implications of the Epstein files, with some supporters speculating it could lead to his impeachment for a third time. Protests are anticipated during his stay.
#society
GB News: BBC presenter launches scheme to help trans people access toilets in SCHOOLS
Dr. Ronx Ikharia has initiated a "trans allyship" program to help transgender individuals access school restrooms, distributing yellow badges reading "Safe With Me." The program aims to create a visible signal for trans individuals to feel safe approaching allies.
Critics, including Helen Joyce from the charity Sex Matters, argue the initiative poses serious safeguarding risks to children, suggesting it irresponsibly encourages minors to approach adult strangers. The campaign has raised over £10,000 through crowdfunding.
Fox News: Hulk Hogan remembered for his impact after sudden death and more top headlines
Hulk Hogan has passed away following a medical emergency, leaving a significant impact on Hollywood. In other news, the sentencing of Bryan Kohberger in the Idaho murders raises questions, and Trump is set to discuss golf and politics in Scotland.
Additionally, a student received an apology and cash after being suspended for using the term "illegal alien." A new executive order allows for the removal of homeless individuals from the streets.
Times Of Israel: Syria’s Druze, once cautiously optimistic, fear the future under new Damsacus regime
Sectarian violence has erupted in southern Syria's Druze-majority city of Sweida, following clashes between armed Bedouin clans and Druze fighters. Hundreds have died, and the Syrian government has intervened, siding with the clans. Disturbing reports of Druze civilians being targeted have emerged, leading to a loss of hope for peace among the Druze community.
Despite previous agreements for autonomy, many Druze now feel betrayed and fear for their safety under the current regime. The violence has prompted skepticism about the government's intentions, with calls for accountability from President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The situation has also raised concerns among other minority groups in Syria.
#education
Fox News: We can’t abolish America's largest teachers union. But Congress can do something else
The National Education Association (NEA) has faced criticism for its political influence and radical agenda, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent resolutions from its annual assembly reflect a focus on partisan issues rather than educational improvement, prompting calls for legislative reform.
In response, Rep. Scott Fitzgerald and Sen. Cynthia Lummis have introduced the STUDENT Act, aiming to make the NEA more accountable and restrict its political activities. The proposed legislation seeks to align the NEA with standard federal charter requirements, curtailing its influence in public education.
#other
Daily Mirror: Jeremy Corbyn says 200,000 people have signed up to new party after 24 hours
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Daily Mirror: Inside Scottish village turned into 'American prison' for Donald Trump golf trip
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Le Monde: Climate: What does it mean if we can no longer limit warming to 1.5°C?
Climate scientists warn that the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C is now "no longer achievable" due to rising greenhouse gas emissions from human activities. This target was established in the Paris Agreement of 2015, aiming to keep temperature increases well below 2°C.
The implications of surpassing this limit are significant, as it could lead to increased climate disasters. The 1.5°C target has been a reference point for climate policies and actions by various countries and organizations.