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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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Thai GL drama 'The Earth' aired episode 5, where Apple Laphisara's Din and Panthita 'Mim' Jencharath's Rose deepen their fake-wife romance during a tipsy seaside embrace and flirty promises. Becky Armstrong, as Becky Rebecca, dropped the OST 'Do You Love Me?' today on Spotify, Apple Music, and more, with lyrics echoing their emotional hugs like 'Did you ever love me?' Fans love the chemistry, praising bedside cuddles and calling her voice 'gold-coated ears,' as ratings stay strong at 1.6-1.9 nationwide.

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Din and Rose's seaside getaway turns steamy with possessive hugs and a sweet foot doodle saying 'DIN ROSE,' perfectly matched by Becky Rebecca's pleading ballad.

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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's February 12 study examined 2025 import data and found high pass-through rates, with 94% of tariff burdens hitting American import prices early in the year, dropping slightly to 86% by November. White House economist Kevin Hassett slammed it as the 'worst paper' in Fed history, arguing it overlooks benefits like reshored production, falling inflation, and $1,400 real wage gains per worker. The back-and-forth highlights ongoing divides over whether tariff pain for consumers outweighs long-term gains in U.S. manufacturing.

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A fresh New York Fed analysis crunched the numbers on Trump's tariffs, revealing U.S. firms and shoppers picked up nearly 90% of the bill last year.

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No. 17 St. John's rallied from the chaos to beat Providence 79-69 on the road, extending their win streak to 11 behind Dylan Darling's 23 bench points. The incident led to seven ejections, including Powell, who received a two-game Big East suspension for combative actions after hitting Hopkins—a former Friar—in the head or neck area. Providence coach Kim English called it unacceptable while noting hard fouls have a place, as St. John's improved to 20-5 overall and 13-1 in conference.

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Bryce Hopkins drove to the basket when Providence's Duncan Powell leveled him with a hard Flagrant 2 foul, sparking a wild scrum that cleared both benches.

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The duo reunited live to clear up drama from a dating show, with Wendy boldly stating their streams brought Twitch fame via TikTok fans, as DDG nodded along. Viewers pushed back hard, noting Twitch's earlier booms like Ninja's 2018 Drake Fortnite stream with 628,000 viewers and stars such as Adin Ross, Kai Cenat, and Pokimane who built huge audiences years before. Wendy apologized for past accusations, they shared laughs over failed trip plans, and the stream highlighted how newcomers like them add fresh fans while Twitch's history runs deep.

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After seven months of silence, Wendy Ortiz and DDG laughed and apologized on his Twitch stream—until Wendy claimed they turned Twitch into a mainstream hit.

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A November 2025 NBER working paper by researchers including Nicholas Bloom of Stanford and Philip Bunn of the Bank of England estimates Brexit reduced UK GDP per capita by 6-8% by 2025, with investment 12-18% lower, employment 3-4% lower, and productivity 3-4% lower than a no-Brexit scenario. Pro-EU figures like Carl Bildt called the loss huge, while critics such as Andrew Neil dismissed the counterfactual as nonsense, pointing to UK's solid growth against peers like France and Germany from 2015-2020. The debate highlights ongoing divides, as even the authors note caveats like COVID effects, amid broader frustrations over stagnant standards.

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Economists pored over a decade of data to measure Brexit's toll, finding UK living standards lagging what they might have been without the vote.

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