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12 Dec 2024
#politics
Forbes: Meta Donates $1 Million To Trump’s Inaugural Fund Weeks After CEO Zuckerberg Met President-Elect
Meta has donated $1 million to President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural fund, following a meeting between CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Trump at Mar-a-Lago. The donation was confirmed by Meta, which did not elaborate on the reasoning behind the contribution.
Corporations are allowed to donate to inaugural committees without limits, and Trump's committee is reportedly offering special access to significant donors.
#society
GB News: NHS trust describes cousin marriages as 'cultural practice' and compares it to 'white women having children over 34 years old'
An NHS Trust report likens cousin marriages in British Pakistani culture to white women having children after age 34, attributing both to liberal values prioritizing careers and individualism. The report highlights that cousin marriages contribute to 30% of birth defects.
Independent MP Iqbal Mohamed opposes banning cousin marriages, advocating for advanced genetic screening instead. The UK government has no plans to legislate against cousin marriages despite acknowledged health risks.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump considering ex-intelligence chief Richard Grenell to handle Iran file
President-elect Donald Trump is considering appointing Richard Grenell as a special envoy for Iran. This role would involve engaging with regional countries and assessing Tehran's willingness for negotiations amid ongoing tensions and Iran's nuclear advancements.
Iran's President has indicated a need for improved relations with the US, especially following recent setbacks for Tehran's influence in the region. Meanwhile, Grenell's potential appointment signals a shift towards possible diplomatic discussions, although no final decisions have been made.