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GB News: Plane crash lands at Belfast City Airport after landing gear collapses
Belfast City Airport experienced a plane crash landing involving an Aer Lingus flight due to high winds, leading to the runway's closure. The aircraft, carrying four crew members and no passengers, suffered a nose gear collapse but resulted in no injuries.
As a consequence, 17 flights were canceled, and several were diverted to Belfast International Airport. This incident follows widespread travel disruptions across the UK, with around 100 flights canceled at Heathrow due to severe weather conditions.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Says U.S. Should Take Ownership Of Greenland And Threatens To Takeover Panama Canal
President-elect Donald Trump proposed that the U.S. should seek control of Greenland for national security and threatened to take back the Panama Canal, claiming the U.S. is being unfairly charged for its use. He appointed Ken Howery as the U.S. Ambassador to Denmark to help strengthen ties.
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino rejected Trump's claims, asserting that the canal belongs to Panama. Trump responded defiantly on social media, suggesting further actions regarding the canal's status.
Fox News: Fall of Assad, rise of Trump: Why 2024 was a very bad year for Iran
The Iranian regime faced significant setbacks over the past year, culminating in the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria. Key events included failed counter-attacks on Israel, the death of former president Ebrahim Raisi, and the elimination of top Hamas leaders by Israeli forces, diminishing Iran's influence in the region.
Additionally, Iran's economy suffered, with its currency plummeting to the lowest value globally amid fears of renewed U.S. sanctions under a potential Trump presidency. The year concluded with Hezbollah agreeing to a ceasefire with Israel, and the rise of a new Syrian government hostile to Iran, further complicating its regional ambitions.
#economy
Fox News: Six household appliances that have taken heat from Biden's crackdown on regulations
The Biden administration is tightening efficiency standards for household appliances as part of its climate agenda. While the Department of Energy claims these regulations will save consumers money and reduce carbon emissions, critics argue they may lead to higher prices and lower product quality, particularly impacting low-income households.
Regulations include stricter standards for washing machines, refrigerators, gas stoves, light bulbs, and furnaces, with predictions of increased costs for consumers. Some manufacturers and advocacy groups have expressed concern that these rules could harm small businesses and disproportionately affect vulnerable populations.
#health
Fox News: Flight passenger goes viral for revealing how crew member 'saved' her with hack to relieve 'airplane ear'
A Kentucky mom, Shelby Heiskell, experienced severe ear pain during a flight due to congestion and pressure changes. A flight attendant provided relief using a steaming washcloth in a coffee cup, which helped alleviate the discomfort. Heiskell shared this experience on TikTok, prompting discussions about similar remedies.
Experts suggest that steam can open the Eustachian tube, relieving pressure. They recommend decongestants and other methods to prevent ear pain while flying, especially for those with congestion. Heiskell's video has sparked interest in this little-known hack among travelers.
Fox News: 'Baywatch' star Nicole Eggert missed warning signs of breast cancer
Nicole Eggert, the former "Baywatch" star, shared her experience with breast cancer, revealing she was diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma in December 2023. She initially attributed her symptoms to menopause but later recognized warning signs, including changes in bra fit and unexplained weight gain.
Eggert emphasized the importance of self-exams, stating that early detection could have led to a quicker diagnosis. After undergoing a mastectomy and chemotherapy, she is currently in radiation therapy and preparing for further surgeries. Her journey highlights the emotional challenges of battling cancer while caring for her children.
#crime
Fox News: Violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua terrorizing Americans in at least 19 states
The Tren de Aragua gang, a violent Venezuelan organization, is now reported in 19 U.S. states, up from 16. The Department of Homeland Security has classified it as a Transnational Criminal Organization, citing threats to public safety and ongoing criminal activities across urban and suburban areas.
Recent law enforcement actions have led to multiple arrests linked to the gang, including a significant bust in New York and incidents in Colorado. Officials warn that the gang poses a growing threat as it infiltrates migration flows from Venezuela, raising concerns about national security.
Fox News: Scott Peterson arrest months after Laci disappeared Christmas Eve may have been strategic: former homicide cop
Laci Peterson disappeared on Christmas Eve 2002, leading to her husband Scott being charged with murder after her remains were found months later. In contrast, charges were filed against missing Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson's husband before her body was discovered, highlighting different investigative approaches.
Former homicide detective Ted Williams explained that law enforcement may charge suspects based on circumstantial evidence, as seen in the cases of Simpson and Massachusetts's Ana Walshe. Investigators must ensure they have strong evidence to avoid the risk of double jeopardy, which prevents retrial for the same crime.