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- 1Estonian PM says deals with dictators lead to hell●Deals with dictators lead to hell – Estonian Prime Minister "Innocent people are being killed with money that comes from
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has sharply criticised Western energy purchases from Russia, saying "deals with dictators lead to hell" and that "innocent people are being killed with money that comes from selling gas and fuel." The remarks target continued Russian oil and gas revenues funding the war in Ukraine, with debate touching on figures like Putin and Trump and the role of the US.
- 2Austin residents demand ICE leave the city after shooting●“We will all be more safe when ICE gets the hell out of Austin, Texas.” There's renewed opposition to # Immigration & Cu
Opposition to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is growing in Austin, Texas, after the shooting of Wilber Garces Perez. Activists and local commentators are calling for ICE to leave the city altogether, arguing residents would be safer without federal immigration operations. The push raises questions about what power a city actually has to resist actions by a federal government it does not control.
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Vladimir Putin has issued new nuclear threats, prompting an immediate and alarmed reaction from commentators and political observers, particularly among US-based critics of the Russian president. Discussion centers on what the threats signal about the war in Ukraine and how Western governments might respond. With hundreds of thousands of people engaging with the story, concern over a possible nuclear escalation is once again at the forefront of international debate.
- 4Russian lab worker dies of suspected pneumonic plague as US monitors case●Bl**dy hell… can it get any worse? I’m sure RFK Jr. will jump to everyone’s rescue if the plague sweeps across America…
A Russian laboratory worker has died of suspected pneumonic plague, and US health officials say they are closely monitoring the situation. The news is drawing anxious and sarcastic reactions online, with commenters questioning whether America's public health leadership, including Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., could be trusted to respond if an outbreak spread beyond Russia.
- 5Ed Gamble recalls Christian protesters warning him nu metal was 'Hell'▼"Christian street protesters told us to not go in, that it was Hell in there." Ed Gamble on nu metal, weird subgenres and which metal singer would make the best Celebrity Traitor
Comedian Ed Gamble has recalled how Christian street protesters told him not to enter a venue, warning that 'it was Hell in there' – a memory he shared while discussing nu metal, odd metal subgenres, and which metal singer would make the best Celebrity Traitor. The anecdote and his take on metal culture are drawing attention from rock and comedy fans alike.
- 6Gaza voices describe life stripped of normalcy and hope●# Genocide has robbed us of everything.🥹 We no longer dream of a day without bombing, without hunger, without fear.Even
A message from Gaza describes how genocide has taken everything from its people, leaving them without dreams of a single day free of bombing, hunger or fear. The writer says even the simplest acts, including breathing, have become exhausting, and asks when the injustice and the hell will end.
- 7Critics accuse Trump of siding with Putin over Ukraine●Trump proves once again that Putin is his best mate and that the rest of the world can go to hell. What a pathetic apolo
Commentators are sharply criticising Donald Trump, accusing him of favouring Russian President Vladimir Putin at the expense of US allies and Ukraine. One widely shared reaction calls Trump a dangerous global traitor and a pathetic apologist for Moscow. The remarks reflect ongoing anger over Trump's stance on Russia's war in Ukraine and his perceived dismissal of the rest of the world's interests.
- 8Hegseth: Trump 'hell-bent' on stopping Iranian nuclear weapons▼Trump is 'hell-bent and determined' on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons: Hegseth
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said President Trump is 'hell-bent and determined' to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. The remark underscores the administration's hard line on Tehran's nuclear programme and signals that the issue remains a top US security priority, drawing attention amid ongoing tensions over Iran's nuclear activities.
- 9Commentator Jamelle Bouie Slams Trump's Mental Fitness●As always, Jamelle Bouie makes a hell of a lot of sense. "I cannot emphasize enough that the president has pudding for b
New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie is being widely shared for his blunt assessment of President Trump, saying the president has 'pudding for brains.' The remark is circulating among US politics observers, with many agreeing with Bouie's harsh characterization of Trump's cognitive state and decision-making.