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29 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Fetterman berates Democrats for freaking out over Trump victory: ‘Just grab a grip’
Sen. John Fetterman advises Democrats to remain calm following President-elect Donald Trump's recent victory, suggesting that constant outrage only strengthens Trump and diminishes liberal relevance. He emphasizes the need for the party to reassess strategies without panicking.
Fetterman argues that the ongoing liberal "freakout" serves as fuel for Trump, urging his colleagues to pick their battles wisely and avoid overreaction. He warns that excessive anxiety does not change electoral outcomes and may inadvertently benefit Trump.
Le Monde: Bernard Arnault gives witness testimony at ex-spy chief trial: 'I'm not answering these stupid questions!'
Bernard Arnault, head of LVMH, testified in a Paris court regarding a trial involving former intelligence chief Bernard Squarcini and nine others on charges related to unlawful employment and influence peddling. The case includes allegations of surveillance against the newspaper Fakir and its co-founder, François Ruffin.
Arnault, appearing as a witness, denied any knowledge of the alleged misconduct involving LVMH, emphasizing the company's significant global presence and defending successful entrepreneurs against criticism. He claimed the documentary by Ruffin perpetuated false narratives about LVMH's employment practices.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF chief indicates he’ll resign after military finishes October 7 investigation
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi plans to resign after investigations into the October 7 Hamas attack are completed. He stated that personal decisions regarding military leadership will be made once the situation is clearer, emphasizing accountability for failures.
Defense Minister Israel Katz has withheld promotions for two officers linked to the October 7 events until their roles are thoroughly examined. This decision reflects ongoing scrutiny of military leadership and the need for accountability following the attack.
Fox News: Israel destroys Hezbollah's 'largest precision-guided missiles manufacturing site' as group vows to 'fight'
The Israel Defense Forces announced the destruction of Hezbollah's largest precision-guided missile manufacturing site amid a ceasefire that has entered its third day. The site, located near the Syria-Lebanon border, was reportedly struck by Israeli fighter jets.
Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah stated the group will resist any Israeli attacks, asserting their role in defending Lebanon despite the Lebanese military's involvement in the ceasefire. Lebanon is facing a financial crisis, complicating military recruitment efforts despite international pledges of aid.
#culture
Forbes: Five Years After Devastating Fire Notre Dame Cathedral Unveils Restored Interior (Photos)
The restored interiors of Notre Dame Cathedral were unveiled in a ceremony attended by French President Emmanuel Macron, over five years after a devastating fire. Macron thanked the workers and donors who contributed to the $738.5 million restoration effort.
The cathedral will officially reopen on December 7, with a consecration ceremony for the new altar scheduled for the following day.
The Telegraph: Pictured: First look inside ‘bright and white’ interior of Notre-Dame
Notre-Dame Cathedral has reopened its doors following a five-year restoration after a devastating fire. French President Emmanuel Macron's commitment to rebuild was met with skepticism, but the project was completed on schedule. The cathedral will resume worship on December 8.
The restoration, supported by €846 million in donations from 150 countries, is hailed as a historic philanthropic effort. The iconic spire has been rebuilt, stained glass windows restored, and the organ is ready for use, marking a significant revival of the landmark.
#health
GB News: Dame Andrea Jenkyns: My sister almost died from the covid vaccine
Andrea Jenkyns shared her sister's severe reaction to the Covid vaccine, stating that she died and required resuscitation, waking up paralyzed from the neck down. After nine months of rehabilitation, her sister learned to walk again, highlighting the need for awareness about vaccine impacts.
#crime
Le Monde: The efforts of Venice-area residents to 'take back' their city marred by drug trafficking and corruption
On September 28, 2024, over 10,000 residents marched in Mestre to honor Giacomo Gobbato, who was killed while defending a woman from robbery. The march reflected growing anger over rising violence and drug-related crime in the area, which has seen a demographic decline and increasing fear among residents.
Local officials, including conservative Mayor Luigi Brugnaro, have struggled to address these issues, despite past anti-drug operations. His administration's budget cuts to social services and recent corruption investigations have further alienated the community, highlighting a disconnect between leadership and public safety concerns.
#other
Fox News: Fun Facts: The first ever TV dinners were created from Thanksgiving leftovers in 1953
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