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12 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Newsom defends fire response with fact-check site linking to Dem Party fundraising platform
Gov. Gavin Newsom launched a new website to counter misinformation regarding his administration's response to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, which have resulted in significant destruction and loss of life. The site also features a donation link to ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform, aimed at supporting firefighters and affected communities.
Despite criticism over his handling of the crisis, Newsom's office asserts that none of the donations will benefit him or his political action committee. The wildfires have devastated thousands of homes, prompting public outcry over emergency preparedness and resource allocation.
#society
Fox News: America's most expensive natural disasters in recent decades
Since 1980, the U.S. has faced 403 weather and climate disasters causing over $2.915 trillion in damages, according to NOAA's NCEI. Hurricane Katrina is the costliest at $201.3 billion, followed by Hurricane Harvey at $160 billion and Hurricane Ian at $119.6 billion.
Wildfires, while devastating, do not rank among the top ten costliest disasters. The most expensive wildfire event was the 2018 California firestorm, estimated at $30 billion. Recent fires in California and Hawaii are projected to cause significant economic losses, with estimates reaching up to $150 billion.
GB News: Mother evicted from home after refusing to give up her XL bully dogs
A mother in Ireland has been ordered to vacate her rental property after refusing to remove two XL bully dogs, despite her landlord's demands. The housing association cited a "duty of care" to other residents, arguing the breed is prohibited under new regulations.
The tenant claimed she had not breached her lease and argued that the dogs posed no risk, having been part of her family for over two years. The tribunal ruled against her, stating she must vacate within 28 days, as her refusal to comply with the eviction notice led to the termination of her lease.
The Telegraph: Paris says au revoir to its last tourist office... and bienvenue to TikTok
Paris has closed its last brick-and-mortar tourist office, opting for digital platforms like TikTok and Instagram for visitor advice. The decision, defended by the tourist office's general director, reflects changing consumer habits and declining foot traffic.
Critics argue that this shift prioritizes digital over personal interaction, potentially diminishing the quality of travel guidance for visitors.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Woman, 75, critically injured in November Hezbollah rocket attack, dies of wounds
A 75-year-old woman, Tamar Edri, critically injured by a Hezbollah rocket in Nahariya on November 25, has died from her wounds. The attack occurred just before a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, resulting in several injuries, including another elderly individual and a soldier.
Edri had been in intensive care since the incident. Her family expressed hope for her recovery, but she ultimately succumbed to her injuries. She is remembered fondly in her community, leaving behind her husband, four daughters, and nine grandchildren. She was the 46th civilian casualty in the ongoing conflict.
Le Monde: Saudi Arabia urges Syria sanctions relief at talks with regional, EU diplomats
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister called for lifting sanctions on Syria during a meeting with diplomats from the Middle East and Europe, emphasizing that current sanctions hinder the country's development. The discussions included representatives from various nations, focusing on Syria's future post-Assad.
The U.S. Treasury has eased some restrictions, but broader sanctions relief depends on Syria's new leadership forming an inclusive government. Saudi Arabia aims to play a leading role in Syria's recovery while navigating the complexities of ongoing sanctions and regional dynamics.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles burglary suspect disguised as firefighter, as looting arrests reach about 29 people: sheriff
In Los Angeles, 29 arrests have been made related to criminal activities amid ongoing wildfires, including a suspect impersonating a firefighter. Authorities emphasize the enforcement of a curfew to prevent looting and protect public safety personnel working in hazardous conditions.
Officials warn against scammers exploiting wildfire victims and encourage the public to verify charities before donating. Local leaders are in communication with federal officials regarding recovery efforts, highlighting the community's resilience in the face of disaster.