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19 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Here's what happens during a partial government shutdown
A partial government shutdown occurs when Congress fails to pass spending bills, halting nonessential services while essential services like national security and law enforcement continue. Short shutdowns have minimal impact, with federal employees receiving paychecks on time.
Shutdowns can prompt lawmakers to reassess federal spending, as the national debt exceeds $35 trillion. Congress has until December 20 to pass a continuing resolution to avoid a shutdown on December 21. The budget process begins in February, with appropriations bills due by September 30.
Le Monde: Emmanuel Macron's permanent duality
Emmanuel Macron's political identity remains ambiguous, oscillating between various ideologies such as socialism, liberalism, and conservatism. Despite claiming socialist roots, his policies reflect a blend of right-wing and reformist principles, encapsulated in his slogan "En même temps," or "at the same time."
After recent elections, Macron's appointments of traditional conservative figures have led to criticism of his approach, which has evolved into a confusing mix of ideologies, leaving many French citizens perplexed.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Nazareth resident, 19, charged with spying for Hezbollah during war
A 19-year-old Nazareth man, Mohammad Sa’adi, has been indicted for allegedly spying for Hezbollah during the recent conflict. He is accused of providing the group with sensitive information, including military movements and rocket impact locations, and attempting to join their ranks.
This case is part of a broader trend of individuals allegedly recruited to spy for Iran and its affiliates, often lured by financial incentives. Israeli authorities emphasize the ongoing threat posed by these recruitment efforts to national security.
Fox News: Prince Andrew skips King Charles' Christmas lunch as he faces backlash over Chinese spy scandal
Prince Andrew skipped King Charles' pre-Christmas luncheon amid backlash over his recent contact with an alleged Chinese spy. His office stated he severed ties with the businessman on official advice, clarifying they never discussed sensitive matters.
Instead of joining the royal family for Christmas, Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson will likely spend the holiday at their home with their daughters. The Duke of York has faced scrutiny since losing his royal title due to past controversies, including his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
#health
GB News: Breast cancer breakthrough: Groundbreaking daily tablet could soon be made available on NHS
The NHS will now provide elacestrant, a once-daily tablet for advanced breast cancer, following a reversal by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice). This targeted treatment, effective for patients with ESR1 mutations, can delay disease progression by up to 8.6 months.
More than 1,100 women will be eligible for this treatment, which addresses a significant challenge in advanced breast cancer where standard therapies often fail. Experts have welcomed the approval, emphasizing its potential to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.
#crime
Forbes: Suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooter Reportedly Facing Federal Charges Of Murder, Stalking
Luigi Mangione, 26, is facing federal murder charges in connection with the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The charges include murder with a firearm and stalking, with prosecutors potentially seeking the death penalty due to Mangione's interstate travel and planning.
Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania after the shooting, where he was found with a firearm and writings indicating intent to harm corporate figures. His lawyer has raised concerns about double jeopardy due to the overlapping state and federal charges.