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Sep 16, 2025 |
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#politics
The Telegraph: Washington Post columnist fired ‘over Charlie Kirk comments’
Washington Post fires columnist Karen Attiah after she posted about Charlie Kirk's death and 'white men who espouse hatred' on Bluesky.
She says editors deemed the remarks unacceptable and notes she is the Post's last full-time Black op-ed writer, arguing America absolves violent white men.
The Economist: Italy’s coalition sends mixed messages on Ukraine and Russia
Italy’s Matteo Salvini, once a Putin admirer who wore his face on a shirt, has toned it down since joining a pro-Ukraine coalition in 2022.
Voters are ambivalent, so the government mirrors that stance on Ukraine and Russia.
Times Of Israel: 21 US state AGs back lawsuit filed by Oct. 7 victims against anti-Israel activists
Twenty-one Republican AGs backed a March SDNY suit accusing Columbia-area anti-Israel protesters of Hamas propaganda and material support, citing campus posts and a Day of Resistance Toolkit.
The defense calls the amicus brief political posturing; the judge has not ruled yet.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Chile Announces Arrival of Dozens of Gaza Refugees
Chile welcomed 67 Gaza-linked refugees, including 36 children, saying it upholds humanitarian law with consular support and privacy protections.
Boric praised the move; Palestinians welcomed it, while Chile plans 113 more Middle East arrivals with fee waivers.
#economy
Le Monde: Jerome Powell, the US economy's compass
Powell, once dubbed 'Mr. Ordinary,' has steered the Fed through the pandemic, inflation and a trade war.
As the Sept. FOMC nears, markets expect a rate cut from 4.25-4.5%, while Powell stays cautious to avoid reigniting inflation amid pressure from Trump.
#health
The Economist: A dangerous new class of synthetic opioid is spreading
A dangerous new class of synthetic opioid, nitazenes, is spreading, with some far more potent than fentanyl. Ireland saw 77 overdoses in Dublin and Cork in late 2023.
Since then, nitazenes have appeared from Sierra Leone to Sydney, signaling a growing global public-health threat.
The Economist: A crisis in long-term care of Europe’s elderly
In Bad Laer, Jina Reye spends seven hours daily tending dementia patients, with about one staffer for every two residents—far from enough.
The costs of neglect in Europe’s elderly care are huge
Fox News: Potentially severe mosquito-borne virus surges in US above normal levels
West Nile virus infections are about 40% higher this year, with ~770 U.S. cases and ~500 severe, per early CDC data.
Most cases occur Aug–Sept. Higher risk for 50+ or compromised immunity. Prevent bites: long sleeves, repellent, screens, and eliminate standing water.
#education
The Federalist: Teacher Who Allegedly Mocked Charlie Kirk's Murder Suspended
Franklin High School bio-STEM teacher Emily Orbison has been suspended after Instagram posts praising Charlie Kirk’s death, calling it ‘the price of doing business.’
The district opened an investigation; Golden urged staff to think before posting—'words matter.' Board members call the comments troubling; meeting planned.
#crime
The Western Journal: Kash Patel Reveals Contents of Note Written by Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect
Patel: a note by Tyler Robinson, written before the shooting, said he would take out Charlie Kirk.
DNA from a screwdriver and towel around the weapon links to the suspect; investigators cite ongoing interviews.