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17 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Triggers Union with Simple Message About Remote Work
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed strong opposition to the Biden administration's recent agreement with the American Federation of Government Employees, which allows federal workers to continue remote work for five years. Trump criticized the deal as a "gift to a union" and indicated plans to challenge it legally.
Union officials defended telework, citing benefits in productivity and recruitment, but reports suggest significant absenteeism at some federal agencies. Trump and his allies argue that requiring employees to return to the office is essential for efficiency and taxpayer accountability.
#society
Le Monde: Cyclone Chido killed at least 34 people as it swept across Mozambique
Cyclone Chido has caused significant devastation in Mozambique, claiming at least 34 lives and injuring 319 others. The storm, with winds reaching 260 km/h and heavy rainfall, destroyed nearly 23,600 homes and impacted 175,000 people across Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa provinces.
The cyclone struck a region already vulnerable due to conflict and underdevelopment, following its impact on the island of Mayotte. It has since moved towards Malawi and is expected to dissipate near Zimbabwe.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine reportedly behind killing of Russian general responsible for use of chemical weapons
Russian General Igor Kirillov was killed in a remote-controlled explosion in Moscow on December 17, 2024. The attack marks a significant escalation in targeted assassinations by Ukrainian secret services against Russian military officials.
Kirillov's death is notable as he is the highest-ranking Russian military figure killed outside a combat zone since the onset of the Ukraine invasion in February 2022.
Times Of Israel: Syria’s new rulers step up engagement with world as nations urge humanitarian future
Syria's new leadership is engaging with international players following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, with countries like France, Turkey, and Qatar reopening embassies in Damascus. The Islamist group HTS, which led the offensive against Assad, is seeking to moderate its image and protect minorities.
The European Union plans to reopen its mission in Syria, emphasizing conditions for support, including minority protection and an inclusive transition. Amid these developments, many Syrians are expressing hope for a better future as the economy shows signs of recovery.
#military
The Telegraph: The new nuclear arms race taking us closer to Armageddon
The 1980s saw widespread protests in Europe against the deployment of tactical nuclear missiles amid rising Cold War tensions. Although fears of a catastrophic conflict didn't materialize, the threat of nuclear war has resurfaced, particularly with Russia's aggressive military posture and increasing arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin warns that we are entering a new nuclear age characterized by heightened risks and ambiguity. Russia's stockpile of tactical nukes now significantly outnumbers that of the US, raising concerns about the potential for devastating localized conflicts.
#culture
GB News: ‘World’s gone mad!' National Trust drops Father Christmas for Mrs Claus from Santa’s Grottos as festivities go woke
Several National Trust properties in the UK are replacing Father Christmas with Mrs. Claus for festive events, sparking debate among the public. While some argue that the change disrupts traditional celebrations, others support the shift, citing a preference for a female figure in holiday festivities.
The controversy follows a recent Boots advertisement featuring Mrs. Claus using they/them pronouns, which has also divided viewers. Critics label the marketing as "woke," while supporters feel represented. The ongoing discussions reflect broader societal tensions regarding tradition and modernity.
#health
Fox News: Brandi Glanville thinks parasite attacked face as 'Botched' doc Terry Dubrow calls her 'ticking time bomb'
Brandi Glanville is battling a mysterious illness that has disfigured her face and led to significant mental and financial strain. After spending over $70,000 and consulting numerous specialists, doctors suspect a parasite but remain uncertain.
Glanville has found some relief through CellSound treatments, which improve blood flow and lymphatic drainage. She remains hopeful and is open to further medical intervention, emphasizing the need for a proper diagnosis to address her ongoing health challenges.
#crime
Fox News: Indiana carries out first state execution in 15 years
Joseph Corcoran, convicted of killing four people in 1997, was executed in Indiana, marking the state's first execution in 15 years. Despite claims of severe mental illness and last-minute appeals, Corcoran was put to death by lethal injection after the state secured the necessary drugs.
Corcoran had been on death row since 1999 and had previously been acquitted of the shooting death of his parents. His execution has drawn criticism, particularly from family members who oppose the death penalty and lament the timing close to Christmas.
Fox News: Madison, Wisconsin, school shooting suspect identified as 15-year-old girl
A 15-year-old girl, Natalie Rupnow, fatally shot a teacher and a student at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, wounding six others before taking her own life. The incident occurred during a study hall, and police are investigating the motive while speaking with Rupnow's family.
Emergency responders were alerted by a second-grade student’s 911 call. The school lacked a resource officer and metal detectors, although it had some security measures in place. President Biden condemned the violence, calling it "shocking and unconscionable."