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20 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Trump team responds to Colorado ruling, Gaza hospital chief's interrogation video and more top headlines
Former Scalia clerk criticizes Colorado for removing Trump from ballot, calling it "terrifying." Gaza hospital chief confesses to Hamas commander.
#society
Fox News: Couple left the US in search of American dream and now they are helping others do the same
A couple who moved from Colorado to Ecuador is helping Americans fulfill their dreams of living abroad as the cost of living in the US rises. The increasing number of TikTok videos and social media posts documenting the new stress-free lifestyles outside the US are convincing some to leave. The couple, JP Stonestreet and Amelia Basista, moved to Ecuador to escape the high costs and debt of their previous life.
Fox News: Pilot, photographer killed after local news helicopter crashes in New Jersey
A news helicopter crashes in New Jersey, killing pilot and photographer.
Modern Survival Online: Taser Laws in Florida: Legal or Not? - Modern Survival Online
In Florida, tasers are legal to carry openly or concealed without a permit if you are at least 16 years old and using it for self-defense. Tasers provide a less-lethal option for personal protection and can be carried in places where guns are prohibited. However, it is important to understand and abide by Florida's laws regarding the use and possession of tasers.
#economy
GB News: Top US economist warns implementing new tax ‘will kill the economy’ amid row over net-zero
US economist Dr. Arthur B. Laffer warns that implementing a carbon tax could be disastrous for the economy. He suggests offsetting the tax with a reduction in income or payroll taxes to minimize the impact. Although he acknowledges the issue of carbon emissions, he believes there are simpler solutions to address it.
#health
GB News: ‘Patients come first!’ Britons rage as junior doctors strike just days before Christmas
Residents in Nottingham have criticized junior doctors for going on strike just days before Christmas. The strike, which will last for three days in December and six days in January, is the result of a long-running dispute over pay and working conditions. The British Medical Association is demanding a 35% pay rise. Some residents believe the strike is unjustified, while others defend the doctors and their right to fair compensation.
#crime
GB News: Police rescue British businessman kidnapped and held for days by Ecuadorian cartel
A British millionaire, Colin Armstrong, was kidnapped in Ecuador by a South American gang, but was rescued by the police in a major operation. He was found alive and nine arrests were made. Armstrong, the founder of an agricultural products supply company, has a long association with Ecuador.
The Telegraph: Kidnapped British businessman rescued by police in Ecuador
British businessman kidnapped in Ecuador by armed gang rescued by police. Gang disguised as police officers. Nine arrests made. British intelligence services assisted with investigation. Los Tiguerones gang suspected. Rising crime of kidnapping wealthy expats in Ecuador.
The Telegraph: More than 170 Jeffrey Epstein associates to be named next month
Over 170 associates of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including Prince Andrew, are set to be named in public next month as part of a defamation case involving Virginia Giuffre and Ghislaine Maxwell. The ruling by Judge Loretta Preska allows the disclosure of names, including sex abuse victims, witnesses, and Epstein's employees. The 51-page ruling calls for Epstein's connections to be "unsealed in full" with some portions of the records remaining confidential, particularly those involving individuals who were children when they were sexually abused.