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26 Dec 2023

#politics

Times Of Israel: Freed 12-year-old hostage says captors told him Israel had been destroyed
Freed 12-year-old hostage says captors told him Israel had been destroyed
- 12-year-old boy describes being held captive by terrorists in the Gaza Strip, including being beaten by civilians and told Israel was destroyed. Father still hostage. Boy, mother, and sisters now living in a new place. Wondering about father's safety. Starting new school.


Fox News: Capping off an eventful year: Here are the top 6 political stories of 2023
Capping off an eventful year: Here are the top 6 political stories of 2023
2023 was a year of political upheaval in America, with highlights including the historic removal of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the release of footage from the January 6 Capitol riots. The year also saw scandal at the White House when cocaine was found in a locker, and Hunter Biden faced tax charges. Former President Trump faced criminal charges related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.


#health

Fox News: Gifting your child an iPhone? Here are 5 tips to ensure safe usage
Gifting your child an iPhone? Here are 5 tips to ensure safe usage
Smartphones can be both helpful and dangerous for children, so parents need to have open communication, adjust privacy settings, use safety apps, understand potential dangers, and limit screen time.


Fox News: New Year’s resolution guide: 5 steps to a healthier 2024 from a longevity expert
New Year’s resolution guide: 5 steps to a healthier 2024 from a longevity expert
Heading into 2024, about a third of people will make New Year’s resolutions — many of which will be tied to leading longer, healthier lives. Rather than getting distracted by the latest wellness trends, Osborn recommends sticking to five tried-and-true basics for better health. Eat a low-glycemic index, anti-inflammatory diet and prioritize strength training. Monitor your blood pressure, check your bloodwork, and keep stress levels at bay.