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16 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Common sense in politics: A powerful yet paradoxical democratic tool
The concept of "common sense" has historically supported the rise of liberal democracies but is now being exploited by far-right politicians to undermine democratic principles. Figures like Donald Trump have framed their policies as rooted in common sense, appealing to broad, often vague notions of security and education.
This rhetorical strategy is not unique to Trump; it has been utilized by populist leaders across the political spectrum, particularly on the right. Recent gatherings, such as the National Conservatism Conference in Brussels, have seen far-right leaders claim that progressive policies contradict traditional values, further entrenching the idea of common sense in political discourse.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: 'Palestinian Islamic Jihad' Operative Visits Jordan Amid Questions of Terror Ties Over His Group
Hatem Naji Fariz, a former convict for supporting Palestinian Islamic Jihad, recently traveled to Jordan representing United Hands Relief (UHR). His visit raises concerns due to his history with terrorism and UHR's alleged links to extremist activities, including a partnership with Jordan's charity organization to ship materials into Gaza.
Fariz's past includes multiple trips to Israel connected to terrorist sites and a controversial role within UHR, which faces scrutiny from U.S. authorities for potential illegal activities. His statements during the Jordan trip indicate a troubling alignment with extremist ideologies, necessitating vigilance from governments and organizations regarding national security.
#military
Fox News: Russian paramilitary soldiers killed in friendly fire attack by North Koreans after enlisting DPRK help
North Korean troops assisting Russian forces in the Kursk region have reportedly suffered casualties due to friendly fire incidents. Ukrainian officials stated that a language barrier contributed to the deaths of eight soldiers from the Akhmat special forces unit during a recent operation.
This incident highlights the complications arising from the collaboration between DPRK and Russian troops amidst ongoing military operations in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine's power grid, launching a significant missile and drone assault.
#culture
GB News: Chris McCausland's Strictly victory has 'saved the BBC' amid ongoing scandal: 'It's been a difficult year'
Chris McCausland's win on Strictly Come Dancing, alongside partner Dianne Buswell, has been hailed as a pivotal moment for the BBC amidst recent controversies. Former magazine editor Lebby Eyres noted the overwhelming public support for the duo, emphasizing their exceptional connection and the emotional impact of the finale.
Eyres stated that the victory could help restore the BBC's reputation, calling the final one of the best in the show's history. While acknowledging the strong competition, she highlighted the joy and unity their win brought to the audience and fellow contestants.
#history
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: James DiEugenio on ‘The JFK Assassination Chokeholds’
James DiEugenio discusses his new book on the JFK assassination, presenting evidence of a conspiracy. He also addresses the potential contents of classified files that Donald Trump may release. The conversation highlights the ongoing relevance of the JFK assassination.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Still Stupid in America
Public education in the U.S. continues to struggle, with recent assessments showing a significant decline in math scores among 4th and 8th graders. The 2023 TIMSS results indicate that U.S. students rank poorly compared to peers in other countries, reflecting a long-standing issue with the education system.
Despite substantial funding, educational outcomes remain dismal, with many students lacking proficiency in core subjects. Experts suggest that parents should explore alternatives like charter schools or homeschooling to improve their children's education, as government-run schools, influenced by unions, often fail to deliver quality education.