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30 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Strategist Roginsky: Trump's CEO Meetings 'What You See When Authoritarians Come In'
Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky criticized tech leaders like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg for meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, suggesting it reflects a troubling trend of submission to authoritarianism. She compared their actions to Russian oligarchs' attempts to control Vladimir Putin, asserting that these executives will ultimately be dictated to rather than the other way around.
Roginsky warned that this dynamic signals the beginnings of autocracy, where wealthy individuals believe they can influence power but are instead at its mercy.
#society
GB News: Assisted Dying Bill creates 'two-tier system' in a 'broken NHS', disability campaigner warns
A disability campaigner has criticized the Assisted Dying Bill, calling it "dark and dangerous." The bill, led by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, aims to provide dying individuals with autonomy over their end-of-life choices and is set for a vote today.
The campaigner emphasized that pain cannot be legislated, raising concerns about the implications of the bill.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Sends Diplomats to Forge Friendship in Africa
Iranian politicians visited Algeria and Tunisia to strengthen ties in Africa amid Tehran's struggles post-Gaza conflict. The delegation, led by Ibrahim Azizi, aimed to mend relations strained by Iran's past support for insurgents during Algeria's Civil War, which left a deep scar on the nation.
Algeria, holding a non-permanent U.N. Security Council seat, is seen as a strategic ally, while Tunisia's President Kais Saied has shown interest in aligning with Iran, distancing himself from Western powers. Saied's confrontational stance toward Israel further complicates Tunisia's foreign relations.
#economy
Breitbart: China Parades Exiled Jack Ma in Bid to Save Sinking Economy
Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, visited the company's campus in Hangzhou for the first time since March 2023, amid efforts by the Chinese government to restore confidence in the private sector. His return follows a period of exile and criticism of the Communist Party, which had previously targeted him.
Despite challenges in China's economy, Alibaba reported a 5% growth in the second quarter, surpassing expectations. Analysts suggest that while Beijing acknowledges economic issues, its policies remain insufficient to stimulate demand or shift towards a consumer-led economy.
#health
Fox News: ‘I’m a dentist – here’s why you should never keep your toothbrush near the toilet’
Experts advise against storing toothbrushes in bathrooms due to potential contamination from toilet bacteria. Dr. Ellie Phillips highlights that toothbrushes can harbor harmful bacteria, which may contribute to dental diseases over time.
If bathroom storage is unavoidable, she suggests brushing in the kitchen sink and using a medium-bristled toothbrush that dries effectively. Maintaining oral health is crucial for preventing the proliferation of harmful bacteria.
#crime
Breitbart: Officer Shot, Killed in Chicago Suburb Day After Thanksgiving
Detective Allan Reddins, a 40-year-old officer from Oak Park, was shot and killed while responding to a report of a person with a gun at a bank. He was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. This marks the first officer fatality in the Oak Park Police Department since 1938.
The suspect involved in the incident was also shot and is currently in good condition at the same hospital. The tragic event highlights ongoing concerns regarding police safety in the line of duty.
#other
Le Monde: From Dubai to Belem, three crucial years for climate action
At COP29 in Baku, negotiators agreed that developed countries must provide $300 billion annually to developing nations by 2035 for climate aid. However, this amount is viewed as inadequate, as developing countries face trillions in needs for climate change impacts and energy transitions.
The conference highlighted a growing distrust, with developing nations viewing climate finance as a "climate debt" owed by wealthier countries due to their historical greenhouse gas emissions. The outcome raises concerns about the effectiveness of future climate agreements.