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#politics
Times Of Israel: Official: Israeli envoy to UAE ‘crossed a huge red line’ in Abu Dhabi bar
Israeli Ambassador to the UAE, Yossi Shelley, faces potential replacement after reports of undignified behavior in Abu Dhabi, including inappropriate interactions with women. The Emirati government expressed discontent, indicating Shelley's actions harmed diplomatic relations.
Shelley, a close associate of Prime Minister Netanyahu, has previously faced scrutiny for similar conduct. Despite the controversy, the Prime Minister's Office denies plans to recall him. The situation has raised concerns about the ambassador's future and the impact on Israel-UAE relations.
Fox News: One of the largest earthquakes ever recorded strikes off coast of Russia and more top headlines
A significant earthquake struck off the coast of Russia, marking one of the largest ever recorded. In related news, a mob attack suspect was released on $400 bail before allegedly assaulting a woman, and a gunman planned a deadly attack in Manhattan.
In political developments, American families may receive $2,400 rebate checks from Trump's tariff funds, while North Korea issued a warning following Trump's return. Concerns are rising among Democrats about their prospects for the 2028 election.
#society
The Federalist: This Is Your Sign To Throw A House Party For Your Gen Z Friends
The decline of traditional social interactions among Gen Z is highlighted by a viral Reddit post questioning the existence of house parties. Many young people report never having attended one, indicating a shift towards online interactions facilitated by social media and pandemic-induced isolation.
As in-person gatherings diminish, the impact on mental health is concerning, with rising anxiety and feelings of hopelessness among teens. The shift away from face-to-face communication is reshaping youth culture and poses long-term risks to social development.
Le Monde: Video. Watch: Tsunami warnings sound in Japan after 8.8 magnitude quake off Russian coast
An 8.8-magnitude earthquake off the Russian coast prompted tsunami warnings for northern and eastern coastal cities in Japan. Government officials urged residents in affected areas to evacuate to higher ground or designated evacuation buildings.
Warnings extended along the entire northern and eastern coastline, reaching as far south as Osaka, with potential tsunami heights of up to 1 meter.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: White House backs Israel in condemning Keir Starmer for 'rewarding Hamas' - 'Slap in the face!'
The US and Israel have criticized UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for planning to recognize Palestine as a state unless Israel meets specific conditions. This move is seen as rewarding Hamas, with US officials stating it undermines the victims of the October 7 attacks.
Starmer's conditions include a ceasefire, improved conditions in Gaza, and a commitment to a two-state solution. The announcement has sparked backlash from various political factions in the UK, with claims that it is a reaction to leftist pressure and could harm peace efforts.
Fox News: Trump looks to skip G20 summit in South Africa after viral Oval Office meeting
President Trump indicated he might skip the G20 summit in South Africa due to what he described as the country's "very bad policies," including violence against farmers. He suggested sending a representative instead, citing ongoing issues with South African leadership.
Trump's criticisms follow previous tensions with South Africa, particularly regarding its treatment of White Afrikaner farmers. Both his administration and the Biden administration have expressed concerns over South Africa's policies, including its stance on Israel.
Forbes: Hawaii Tsunami Warning Downgraded—Waves Hit California And Japan Coasts
Tsunami waves, triggered by a magnitude 8.8 earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, reached northern California and Hawaii, prompting evacuations. Hawaii's tsunami warning has been downgraded to an advisory, with waves recorded between 0.4 and 4 feet.
Japan also issued tsunami warnings, with waves over 4 feet observed. Authorities in both regions caution that subsequent waves may be larger and continue to pose risks. Evacuations are in effect for millions in Japan, while California and Oregon remain under tsunami watches.
Times Of Israel: Egypt says it’s training hundreds of Palestinians for Gaza security
Egypt is training hundreds of Palestinians for security roles in Gaza, preparing for governance after the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty outlined a plan for post-war security, emphasizing the recruitment and training of Palestinian operatives.
This initiative is part of a broader $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza, backed by the Arab League. The plan contrasts with Israeli proposals for annexation and settlement in Gaza, as international pressure mounts on Israel regarding humanitarian conditions in the region.
#economy
The Federalist: Millions Double Enrolled in Taxpayer-Funded Coverage: Analysis
A recent investigation reveals that taxpayers are spending $14 billion annually on duplicate Medicaid enrollments, nearly double previous estimates. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reported that 2.8 million Americans are enrolled in multiple Medicaid programs or in both Medicaid and subsidized insurance plans.
This wasteful spending highlights the inefficiencies in the system, with calls for reform to eliminate unnecessary duplicate coverage without harming beneficiaries. The findings challenge claims that recent budget changes will harm the safety net, suggesting a need for greater accountability in taxpayer-funded programs.
#health
The Federalist: FTC Investigates Deception Behind 'Transgender' Interventions
The FTC has initiated an inquiry into the information provided to patients, particularly minors, regarding "gender-affirming care." This follows concerns about the lack of informed consent and potential deceptive practices by medical professionals regarding irreversible medical interventions.
The inquiry aims to assess whether consumers have been misled about the risks and effectiveness of these procedures, which have been criticized for lacking scientific backing. The FTC is soliciting public input over the next 60 days.
#crime
The Western Journal: A New Low: Antifa Targets George Washington's Mother with 'Terrible Act'
The Mary Washington Monument in Virginia was vandalized with graffiti by Antifa, marking a troubling escalation in attacks on historical figures and their families. This monument, dedicated to George Washington's mother, is significant as the first memorial erected by women to honor a woman.
The Fredericksburg Police are investigating the incident, and a local organization is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible. Community members are also being asked for donations to help restore the monument, which holds deep historical and cultural significance.