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24 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Singer behind anti-Starmer festive hit warns BBC's refusal to play song will cost pensioner donations
A festive song titled "Freezing This Christmas," criticizing Labour's cuts to Winter Fuel Payments, has topped the charts but is not being played by the BBC. The song's creator, Dean Ager, argues that the BBC's refusal limits fundraising for vulnerable pensioners, with over £47,000 already raised for Age UK.
Ager and others urge the government to address the hardships faced by 2.5 million pensioners affected by the payment cuts. The BBC stated they do not have specific policies against playing protest songs, emphasizing that music choices consider audience and context.
Fox News: Biden vetoes bill that would have given Trump more judicial seats to fill
President Biden vetoed a bill aimed at adding 66 federal district judgeships over a decade, citing concerns about the "hurried action" of Congress and unresolved questions regarding the allocation of these positions. He argued that the need for new judgeships must be studied further before creating life-tenured roles.
The legislation, which had bipartisan support and was intended to alleviate delays in the judicial system, faced criticism for potentially allowing a future Republican administration to appoint judges. Biden's veto effectively halts the bill for the current Congress, requiring a two-thirds majority to overturn it.
#society
Times Of Israel: Dutch court hands 5 Amsterdam ‘Jew hunt’ attackers jail terms topping out at 6 months
A Dutch court convicted five men for violent attacks against Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, which were linked to rising antisemitism. The incidents resulted in injuries to ten people and left many Israeli tourists fearing for their safety. The heaviest sentence was six months for Sefa O., who led the violence.
Prosecutors noted the violence was influenced by the situation in Gaza, not motivated by antisemitism. The court is investigating additional suspects, including minors, while Amsterdam's mayor and Israeli officials condemned the attacks, with accusations of a "premeditated antisemitic attack."
The Telegraph: All American Airlines flights grounded on Christmas Eve
All American Airlines flights were grounded on Christmas Eve due to a system outage, leaving passengers stranded during peak holiday travel. The airline acknowledged a "technical issue" and emphasized that safety is their top priority.
American Airlines is working to resolve the issue and has requested patience from travelers.
Fox News: Nicole Kidman, Rachel Ray, Ted Danson keep marriages hot with unconventional rules
Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman maintain their 18-year marriage by avoiding text communication, opting instead for voice calls and in-person discussions. Kidman emphasizes the importance of not having secrets and enjoying time together as key elements of their relationship.
Other Hollywood couples also adopt unconventional approaches to marriage. Rachael Ray and John Cusimano embrace "screaming matches" as a form of conflict resolution, while Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk initially lived separately to preserve their individuality.
Fox News: If you want to help America, start serving
As divisions in the U.S. grow deeper, many Americans feel a sense of polarization that hinders progress on major issues. Trust among communities is declining, but service initiatives like AmeriCorps offer a way to bridge these gaps by fostering collaboration across differences.
Volunteering can unite people from various backgrounds, helping to rebuild trust and understanding. By working together on community projects, individuals can focus on shared goals rather than political divides, ultimately reclaiming a sense of humanity and connection.
#culture
Fox News: Nicole Kidman's erotic thriller faces off with horror flick as Christmas Day movies take dark turn
This Christmas Day, two major film releases, "Babygirl" and "Nosferatu," are not family-friendly options, focusing instead on adult themes and horror. Nicole Kidman's "Babygirl" is an erotic thriller, while "Nosferatu" is a dark retelling of the Dracula tale, both aiming for Oscar consideration.
In contrast, the Bob Dylan biopic "A Complete Unknown" and a sing-along version of "Wicked" cater to broader audiences. The trend of fewer holiday-themed films in theaters is attributed to the rise of streaming services, which now dominate family-friendly holiday viewing.