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#politics
Le Monde: UK's Corbyn follows in footsteps of France's Mélenchon with creation of new radical left party
Jeremy Corbyn has launched a new political movement called Your Party, breaking away from the Labour Party he once led. This move mirrors Jean-Luc Mélenchon's split from the Socialists in 2008 to form the Parti de Gauche.
Corbyn aims to create a political party that is more aligned with the people's needs, garnering immediate support with 400,000 new members. Mélenchon has publicly praised Corbyn's initiative, emphasizing a break from Labour's past.
#society
GB News: Teenager convicted for not insuring birthday car before even receiving it
A teenager from Dorset was convicted for keeping an uninsured vehicle gifted to her for her 18th birthday, despite not having a driving license or having driven the car. She received a 12-month conditional discharge and a £20 court fee.
In another case, Marchel Kalynku was convicted for not having car tax while trapped in war-torn Ukraine. He pleaded guilty online and was ordered to pay £189.17 in unpaid tax.
#culture
Fox News: Oasis fan dies in tragic fall during Wembley Stadium show on band's world tour
A fan died at an Oasis concert at Wembley Stadium, with police stating the individual suffered injuries consistent with a fall. The band expressed their shock and condolences to the fan's family. Oasis is currently on a world tour after reuniting for the first time since 2009.
The incident occurred during a busy show, and authorities are seeking witnesses who may have recorded the event. Oasis, known for hits like "Wonderwall," reunited last month after years of speculation about a comeback.
The Imaginative Conservative: Heroes From an Unsung Country
Uruguay, known for its secular culture and minimal Catholic influence, is home to notable figures like Saint Anna Maria Rubatto and converts Alberto Methol Ferré and Ramón Díaz. Despite the country's largely agnostic population, these individuals exemplify a unique Christian legacy.
Rubatto, canonized in 2022, and the blesseds from Uruguay highlight the Church's presence. Methol Ferré's critique of "libertine atheism" and Díaz's economic contributions reflect a deep Catholic faith that counters secularism. Their stories deserve recognition in the broader narrative of Christendom.
#education
Breitbart: D.C.-Area School Superintendent Wants a Bodyguard to Go with $400K Salary
Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Michelle Reid, who earns over $424,000 annually, is seeking a full-time, taxpayer-funded bodyguard with a salary range exceeding that of new teachers. The position aims to ensure her safety at various events, despite no specific threats reported.
This move comes amid scrutiny over her leadership and decisions, including allegations of covering up scandals. Critics argue that her demands for security reflect a disconnect between her position and the community's needs.