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23 Nov 2023
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GB News: Wembley arch will no longer light up for political issues
Wembley Stadium's iconic arch will no longer light up for political issues or inclusion campaigns. The decision was made after the arch was not illuminated in response to the Israel-Gaza war, causing backlash. The arch will now only be lit in relation to football and entertainment at the venue.
Fox News: Former FBI agent warns about heightened danger amid holiday travel 'chaos'
Former FBI agent warns Americans to be vigilant during holiday season due to expected "chaos" from record-setting travel numbers. State Department issues "Worldwide Caution" advisory citing potential for terrorist attacks and violence against U.S. citizens. The travel industry forecasts nearly 30 million passengers over Thanksgiving week.
#war
Times Of Israel: Head of Gaza’s Shifa Hospital said detained by IDF while evacuating northern Strip
Israeli forces detain the director of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, along with other medical personnel, as part of the Israeli operation against Hamas in Gaza. The hospital has been accused of being a major operational hub for Hamas, and evidence has been presented to support these claims. IDF troops have been searching the hospital for underground bunkers and tunnels, uncovering weapons and military equipment. The director of Shifa Hospital denies the hospital's involvement with Hamas, but a former staff member confirms that there were restricted areas in the hospital.
Times Of Israel: Israeli rights experts press UN to condemn Hamas crimes against women on Oct. 7
Israeli women’s rights experts met with UN Women to advocate for recognition of Hamas crimes against women and children on October 7. The meeting marked the first time UN Women has met with Israeli advocates since the Hamas onslaught. The experts expressed criticism and vowed to continue advocating for the victims. The meeting took place ahead of the UN Security Council session on the impact of war on women in Israel and Gaza. UN Women executive director Sima Bahous condemned Hamas's crimes and promised investigation. She called for the release of the hostages and focused on the suffering in Gaza. Israel's Ambassador to the UN criticized the silence towards Israeli women and presented photos of the victims. +
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#economy
Forbes: Supplying Electronics To India’s Moon Mission Made This Electrical Engineer A Billionaire
Kaynes Technology India, an electronics manufacturer based in Mysore, played a crucial role in India's successful moon mission by supplying electronic systems for the lander and rover. The company's founder, Ramesh Kunhikannan, has become a billionaire with a net worth of $1.1 billion. Kaynes Technology, which earns more than half of its revenue from manufacturing printed circuit board assemblies, is well-positioned to benefit from India's growing electronics industry. The company's annual revenue has nearly tripled in recent years, and it expects further growth as India's electronics system design and manufacturing market expands.
#history
Fox News: Meet the American who made cranberries a Turkey Day tradition, Marcus Urann, farmer with can-do spirit
Plucky little cranberries have grown for millennia in southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. The Pilgrims settled in this area in 1620, but it is doubtful that they even noticed the cranberries. Marcus Urann, a cranberry farmer, invented canned cranberry sauce in 1912 and helped found Ocean Spray in 1930, revolutionizing the cranberry industry. Today, cranberries are an essential part of the Thanksgiving dinner table in the United States.
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Fox News: Thanksgiving photo hunt: Find 3 roosters hidden in a mass of turkeys
A graphic artist has created a seek-and-find puzzle featuring three roosters hidden among a group of turkeys. The challenge is to find the imposter birds, with a hint that they are the only ones not wearing a Pilgrim's hat. The puzzle has garnered mixed reviews, with some finding it challenging and others finding it fairly easy.