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24 Dec 2024

#politics

Le Monde: After Biden commutes most of federal death row, Trump vows to pursue executions
After Biden commutes most of federal death row, Trump vows to pursue executions
President-elect Donald Trump criticized President Biden's decision to commute the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates to life without parole, arguing it disrespects the victims' families. Trump vowed to pursue capital punishment vigorously upon taking office, particularly for violent offenders.

Experts suggest Trump's stance may be more rhetorical than actionable, given the complexities of federal and state law regarding the death penalty. While public support for capital punishment has declined, it remains a contentious issue in American politics.


#society

Forbes: Biden Signs First Federal Anti-Hazing Bill—Here’s What It Means For College Campuses
Biden Signs First Federal Anti-Hazing Bill—Here’s What It Means For College Campuses
President Biden signed the Stop Campus Hazing Act, establishing federal requirements for colleges to report hazing incidents in annual security reports. The law defines hazing and mandates transparency reports detailing violations and sanctions, while protecting student identities.

Currently, 44 states have varying anti-hazing laws, but enforcement and reporting practices differ significantly. Advocates argue that existing penalties are insufficient to deter hazing, highlighting a need for more stringent measures.


#foreignaffairs

The Telegraph: Rebel groups in Syria agree to dissolve and merge under defence ministry
Rebel groups in Syria agree to dissolve and merge under defence ministry
Rebel Syrian groups have agreed to dissolve and integrate under the defense ministry following a meeting with the new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa. This decision comes after the former president, Bashar al-Assad, fled amid a military offensive by Sharaa's group.

The Kurdish-led forces were absent from the talks, but discussions about their potential integration into the national armed forces are ongoing. Syria's new foreign minister has urged Iran to respect Syrian sovereignty and avoid chaos in the region.


#culture

The Western Journal: Modern Bond Girl Rips the Idea of a Female 007: 'You Just Have to Respect the Tradition'
Modern Bond Girl Rips the Idea of a Female 007: 'You Just Have to Respect the Tradition'
Gemma Arterton, known for her brief role in "Quantum of Solace," expressed her disapproval of the idea of a female James Bond, likening it to "Mary Poppins being played by a man." She emphasized the importance of respecting the tradition of the iconic character.

Amid ongoing speculation about the next actor to portray Bond, Arterton noted the fervent interest in the franchise and raised concerns about whether younger actors possess the gravitas needed for the role. Current reports suggest Aaron Taylor-Johnson may be in line for the part.


#health

The Western Journal: Amazon Kids' Toys Recalled After Hallucinatory Contaminant Found
Amazon Kids' Toys Recalled After Hallucinatory Contaminant Found
Health Canada has issued a warning about certain balloon blowing kits sold on Amazon, which may expose children to harmful chemical vapors. Prolonged use could lead to serious symptoms, including hallucinations and unconsciousness. Consumers are advised to stop using these products immediately.

No injuries have been reported, but the recall follows previous warnings about other hazardous products sold online. Health authorities urge proper disposal of the affected items according to municipal guidelines.


#crime

GB News: Santander issues scam warning as customers loses £1,700 to WhatsApp fraudsters over Christmas
Santander issues scam warning as customers loses £1,700 to WhatsApp fraudsters over Christmas
Santander has reported nearly £2 million lost to bank transfer fraud during last year's holiday season, with one customer losing over £600,000 to an investment scam. The bank recorded almost 600 scams from Christmas to New Year, emphasizing the increased risk during this time.

Customers were targeted through various scams, including WhatsApp and social media, with fraudulent claims related to job offers and online purchases. Santander has issued warnings and provided tips to help customers avoid scams, urging vigilance and verification before making payments.