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10 Dec 2024
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Fox News: Gov. Phil Murphy signs law prohibiting book bans, making New Jersey the latest state to do so
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a law prohibiting public and school libraries from banning books, aimed at protecting librarians from civil and criminal charges. This legislation aligns New Jersey with other Democrat-led states resisting book bans amid rising censorship efforts in Republican-leaning states.
The law allows restrictions only for developmentally inappropriate material and mandates policies for book curation. Advocates argue it protects intellectual freedom, while opponents, including conservative parents, claim some books are too explicit for children.
Le Monde: Mass evacuation of Philippine villages underway after a brief but major volcanic eruption
About 87,000 people are being evacuated in central Philippines following a brief eruption of Mount Kanlaon, which released ash and hot gas. The alert level has been raised, indicating potential for more explosive eruptions, with ash affecting visibility and health.
Authorities are establishing evacuation centers and supplying essentials as flights are canceled and schools shut down in vulnerable areas. The volcano's last significant eruption was in June, and it remains one of the country's most active volcanoes.
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GB News: Prince Harry's friend makes his feelings clear on Duke of Sussex's controversial comment
Army veteran Levison Wood criticized Prince Harry's disclosure of killing 25 Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, stating he "wouldn't have done that." Wood, who trained with Harry, acknowledged the backlash from military figures, including Colonel Tim Collins and former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, who condemned Harry's comments as boastful.
In his memoir "Spare," Harry defended his remarks, asserting they were not meant to boast but to explain his military mindset. He emphasized that his actions were recorded and that he felt neither satisfaction nor shame about the number. Harry labeled accusations of boasting as a "dangerous lie."