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7 Oct 2024
#society
Forbes: Influencers Are Telling Teens That Selling Their Eggs Is Easy Money. It’s Not That Simple.
The U.S. lacks stringent regulations on egg and sperm donation, leading to a surge of influencers promoting it as a lucrative venture. This trend has sparked backlash from donor-conceived individuals advocating for better protections and awareness of the potential risks involved.
While social media destigmatizes reproductive health discussions, it also trivializes the complexities and ethical concerns surrounding donation, prompting calls for legislative changes to ensure donor transparency and safeguard the rights of donor-conceived children.
#economy
Forbes: Meet The Man Who Stopped Disney From Losing Half A Billion Dollars On Two Movies
Marvel Studios faced significant losses in 2023, with "Quantumania" and "The Marvels" losing a combined $296.4 million at the box office. However, UK tax credits helped mitigate the losses, providing Disney with approximately $124.9 million in reimbursements, reducing the overall loss to about $300 million.
The UK's film tax incentives have attracted major productions, generating substantial economic benefits. Critics argue that while these incentives boost the film industry, they may detract from broader cultural investments. The debate continues over the long-term impact of such policies on the UK's creative sectors.
#military
Times Of Israel: Deputy denies Iran’s Quds Force chief is missing, says he’s ‘in good health’
Iran's Quds Force commander, Esmail Qaani, is reported to be in good health despite being out of contact following recent strikes in Beirut. His deputy confirmed he is active and not meeting with targeted Hezbollah officials amid ongoing Israeli attacks on the group.
The situation escalated with Iran's missile strikes on Israel, which Tehran called a success. Israel confirmed some damage but stated its operational capabilities remain intact, with plans for a significant response pending.
GB News: Hamas military wing defeated, declares Israel one year on from horrific October 7 attack
Israel claims to have defeated Hamas's military wing a year after the October 7 attack that resulted in over 1,200 deaths. Despite this, Israeli forces continue operations in northern Gaza and have shifted focus to Hezbollah in Lebanon, reporting significant losses for the group.
Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi emphasized a proactive military strategy to prevent future attacks and ensure the security of Israeli citizens. He also highlighted Iran's role as a persistent threat following recent missile launches in retaliation for Israeli strikes.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 7: Day 367 – Rockets from Gaza and Lebanon punctuate massacre memorials
Incoming rocket sirens were activated in central Israel following fire from Gaza, coinciding with the anniversary of the October 7 massacre. The IDF reported thwarting a planned Hamas rocket barrage and is conducting ground operations in Jabaliya to counter Hamas.
In related incidents, five were injured in Haifa due to a failed air defense against rockets from Lebanon, and a Border Police officer was killed in a shooting at a bus station in Beersheba. The IDF has released data on military operations amid ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Hamas launches rockets from Gaza one year after Oct. 7 attacks, while IDF strikes terror targets
On the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack, multiple rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel, prompting the Israeli Air Force to intercept five launches. Two individuals were lightly injured by shrapnel, and the IDF conducted strikes on Hamas targets in response.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu commemorated the victims of the October 7 attacks, emphasizing the nation's resilience. Currently, 101 hostages remain in Gaza, with 36 confirmed dead. One of the deceased, Idan Shtivi, was taken hostage while helping others escape during the initial attack.
#science
Times Of Israel: Americans Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun win Nobel Prize in medicine for microRNA discovery
The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun for their discovery of microRNA, which is crucial for gene regulation. Their research has significant implications for understanding organism development and function.
The prize includes a cash award of 11 million Swedish kronor and marks the beginning of this year's Nobel prize announcements, with other categories to follow throughout the week.
#technology
GB News: You've been using passwords wrong! Security experts issue new guidelines that go against everything you know
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has revised its cybersecurity guidelines, recommending longer, simpler passwords over complex ones. This shift aims to improve security by reducing the likelihood of users forgetting passwords or reusing them across multiple sites.
Password managers are emphasized as essential tools for managing these longer passwords, which can be up to 64 characters and may consist of easily memorable phrases. This change reflects a broader trend in cybersecurity towards user-friendly practices that enhance online safety.
#other
GB News: America is facing another imminent 'major hurricane threat' with 'high risk to life'
Hurricane Milton is expected to strike the eastern U.S. within 48 hours, posing a high risk to life and property, particularly in areas recently affected by Hurricane Helene. The storm may rapidly intensify, bringing severe flooding, damaging winds, and a life-threatening storm surge.
Communities still recovering from Helene's devastation are urged to prepare for Milton's impact, as the Gulf of Mexico's warm waters contribute to the increased frequency and intensity of such storms. The situation remains critical, with potential for rising casualties.