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23 Nov 2023
#politics
The Economist: What survey data reveal about antisemitism in America
Antisemitism in America is on the rise, fueled by both the far right and some on the left. Elon Musk's comments on X, a social media platform, sparked controversy and exposed the widespread nature of these anti-Jewish sentiments. Survey data shows that while younger non-white Americans are generally less prejudiced, they are more likely to hold antisemitic views, indicating that this issue may persist.
#society
The Telegraph: Venice unveils date for tourist entry fee in 2024
Tourists visiting Venice will have to pay a €5 entrance fee during busy periods starting from spring. The fee will apply to 29 days in 2024. The hope is that the fee will either deter tourists from visiting or encourage them to stay longer in Venice.
GB News: Jennifer Garner, Reese Witherspoon & more on what they eat at Thanksgiving - cocktails to cookies
Celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Reese Witherspoon share their Thanksgiving plans and favorite dishes, including cocktails and desserts. Other famous faces also show glimpses of their festive gatherings. Traditionally, nine out of 10 Americans eat turkey on Thanksgiving, a tradition that may have European roots.
#war
Times Of Israel: Hostages’ families describe ’emotional rollercoaster’ as they wait for releases
Emotions ran high among Israeli families as a deal was expected to be implemented to free hostages held by Gazan terror groups in exchange for Israeli-held Palestinian prisoners. The swap, set to be staggered over four days, was delayed, causing further anguish for the families. The identities of the hostages to be released were being kept confidential until their return.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian investigators uncover widespread human rights violations by Russian troops in Kyiv Oblast
Ukrainian investigators uncover human rights violations by Russian troops in Kyiv Oblast.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: King Charles and South Korea’s first lady bond over canine companions
King Charles and Queen Camilla bid farewell to South Korean president and first lady after state visit. The King exchanged pleasantries with the first lady regarding their shared love for dogs. The Queen gifted the first lady a pashmina embroidered with the national flower of South Korea and the names of her six dogs. The King and Queen also met with veterans of the Korean War to express gratitude for their service.
The Economist: The (sort of) isolationist case for backing Ukraine
United States Senator J.D. Vance argues for a more isolationist approach to backing Ukraine, pointing to the first world war as a cautionary study in not de-escalating conflict when there is an opportunity. He questions the need for military aid and questions Russia's ability to conquer Ukraine. However, history professor Paul Rahe disagrees, citing the imperialist ambitions of Russia and drawing an analogy to Sparta's successful proxy war against Athens. Rahe believes that supporting Ukraine weakens a rival at minimal American cost.
#economy
Fox News: Slovakia moves toward construction of Chinese-owned car battery plant
The Slovak government has signed a deal with Chinese battery maker Gotion High-Tech to build a car battery plant in Slovakia. The plant, a joint venture with local partner InoBat, will create jobs and begin operations in 2026.
#religion
GB News: Woke Bristol Airport mocked for new 'multi-faith bus shelter' in middle of car park
Bristol Airport received backlash for its new "multi-faith area" resembling a bus stop and smoking shelter. Many criticized its design and size, stating it is contemptuous to different faiths and would not accommodate Muslims. While some supported the idea, others suggested turning it into a more welcoming space.
#health
Fox News: Alabama woman's miracle pregnancy, belly fat-dementia link, and the latest sleep trends
Kelsey Hatcher, a woman with two uteruses, is pregnant with twins in both.
A new FDA-approved treatment offers hope for patients with metastatic colorectal cancer.
#crime
Le Monde: Three children among five in hospital after Dublin stabbing
A suspected stabbing incident occurred outside a Dublin school, leaving five people injured, including three children. The police have arrested a suspect and are investigating the situation.
The Telegraph: Three children injured in ‘stabbing attack’ near Dublin school
Three children and two adults were injured in a suspected stabbing attack outside a school in Dublin. The alleged attacker has been arrested and police do not believe there was any terrorist motivation. Investigation ongoing.
Forbes: New York City Mayor Eric Adams Accused Of 1993 Sexual Assault In Filing
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the 1990s, just before the expiration of the state's law allowing survivors to sue for sexual abuse regardless of the statute of limitations. The plaintiff alleges Adams assaulted her in 1993 while they both worked for the City of New York. The New York Adult Survivors Act, which allowed the filing of lawsuits against alleged abusers, prompted a series of high-profile cases.
Fox News: Brothels that allegedly hosted political, military leaders raked in 'astounding' amounts of money: prosecutors
Three individuals charged with running brothels in Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. made over a million dollars servicing high-profile clients, including political and military leaders. The alleged ringleaders, James Lee, Han Lee, and Junmyung Lee, operated the business out of luxury apartments since 2020. They now face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
#sports
Forbes: Novak Djokovic Says He Can Win All 4 Majors & The Olympics In 2024
Novak Djokovic, the 36-year-old Serbian tennis player, had a remarkable 2023 season, winning three of the four majors and his seventh ATP Finals title. With his sights set on breaking records, Djokovic aims to win all four Grand Slam titles and the Olympic gold in 2024. He is also chasing the record for most singles titles in men's history, currently held by Jimmy Connors with 109 titles. Djokovic's incredible performance has experts speculating that he could continue winning major championships for the next few years, but injury remains a threat.
#technology
Fox News: How to remove unwanted photos invading your Facebook page
Facebook user Sheila, 81, is distressed by unwanted nude photos and unknown friends on her Facebook page. Tips are given on how to remove the photos and report fake accounts. Protection against malvertising is also discussed.