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#society
GB News: Holiday park evacuated after road collapses with caravans left 'dangerously close' to cliff edge
Residents at a caravan park in Suffolk evacuated as road collapses near the cliff edge due to coastal erosion.
Liberty Nation: Gun Ownership Is on the Rise … Or Is It? - Liberty Nation
Gun ownership in the US is on the rise, with 52% of registered voters saying they or someone in their household owns a firearm. This is an increase from previous years, including more Democrats reporting gun ownership. However, a longer view of gun ownership over the years shows that this surge is actually a return to historical norms.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israeli cargo ship hit in attack by Iranian kamikaze drone
A container ship owned by an Israeli billionaire was attacked in the Indian Ocean by an Iranian drone. The ship, CMA CGM Symi, was damaged but no one was injured. The attack occurred amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran-backed Hamas.
Forbes: Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Unlikely To Lead To Broader Cessation Of Hostilities, Analysts Say
A four-day ceasefire is reached between Israel and Hamas, with the goal of releasing hostages and prisoners. However, experts doubt this will lead to a lasting ceasefire in a war nearing its fiftieth day. The ceasefire allows for the release of hostages and prisoners on both sides and has temporarily improved humanitarian conditions in Gaza.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Retailers Offer Bigger Black Friday Discounts to Lure Hesitant Shoppers Hunting for the Best Deals
Shoppers on Black Friday found retailers offering perks and discounts to entice customers amid a slow economy. Consumers are under financial pressure, but many are still participating in the tradition of Black Friday shopping. Despite worker strikes and protests in some areas, Black Friday is still expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year.
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Ends Mixed in Half-Day Session, Marks Fourth Straight Winning Week
Stocks ended the week with mixed results after a shortened trading session. The S&P 500 edged up slightly, while the Dow Jones and Nasdaq showed modest gains and losses. Despite a positive trend in the market, concerns about inflation and consumer spending remain.
Liberty Nation: Black Friday Strike – Workers Say: ‘Make Amazon Pay’ - Liberty Nation
Workers across Europe and the US are striking against Amazon during Black Friday to demand better pay and working conditions. The "Make Amazon Pay" campaign, organized by the GMB Union, claims that this is the largest day of industrial disruption in Amazon's history. The strikes have taken place in several countries, including the UK, France, Germany, and Italy.
#history
Foreign Policy: The Untold Story of Vienna’s Global Influence
Vienna's influence on Western thought has been underappreciated, argues Richard Cockett in his book "Vienna: How the City of Ideas Created the Modern World." The city's intellectual climate from the early 20th century to the rise of fascism in the 1930s has shaped fields such as philosophy, business, and even consumer behavior. Despite Vienna's small size, Cockett makes a compelling case for its significant impact on Western intellectual and cultural life.
#health
The Epoch Times: Experts Concerned Child Pneumonia Outbreak in China Is COVID-19 Relabeled by the Regime
Medical experts are concerned that recent pneumonia outbreaks in Chinese children may be linked to the resurfacing of COVID-19. The Chinese Communist Party's concealment of the true situation is exacerbating the spread of disease. The outbreaks are being attributed to mycoplasma pneumonia, but many believe that COVID-19 is also involved. The lack of transparency from Chinese officials is causing concern among experts.
Fox News: Overturning of Roe v. Wade led to 32,000 additional births, study finds
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, 30,000 babies have been born in states with abortion restrictions. The study shows a 2.3% increase in births due to abortion bans, with a significant impact on Hispanic women and women ages 20-24.