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26 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: India's former PM Manmohan Singh dies at age 92
Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has died at 92, as confirmed by current Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Singh, who served from 2004 to 2014, is credited with significant economic reforms that propelled India into a global economic powerhouse.
Born in 1932 in what is now Pakistan, Singh was an esteemed economist and held various high-level positions before becoming prime minister. His tenure saw notable achievements, including a nuclear deal with the US, but was also marred by corruption scandals.
Breitbart: Poll: Javier Milei Ranked Most Popular President in South America
Argentine President Javier Milei has emerged as the most popular leader in South America, with a December approval rating of 51.8%. This marks a rise from November's 50.2%, reflecting his successful economic reforms that reduced inflation significantly.
In contrast, leftist leaders in the region, including Nicolás Maduro and Luis Arce, received the lowest approval ratings. Maduro ended 2024 with a disapproval rating of 67.4%, while Boluarte was rated the worst, with 76.4% disapproval.
The Telegraph: Trump says Canada should become part of US to lower its taxes
Donald Trump has intensified his jesting towards Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, suggesting that Canada would benefit from lower taxes and enhanced military protection if it joined the U.S. He reiterated this in a Christmas message on Truth Social, wishing Trudeau well.
Trump claimed that if Canada became the 51st state, taxes would drop significantly, and businesses would thrive. His comments follow their recent meeting and reflect his ongoing humorous campaign to promote the idea of Canadian statehood.
Breitbart: CNN's Dovere: Biden Will Be Remembered as the 'Guy Who Was Just in Between the Trump Terms'
CNN senior reporter Edward-Isaac Dovere stated that President Joe Biden may be remembered primarily as a transitional figure between Donald Trump's non-consecutive terms. Despite significant early legislative achievements, Biden's recent approach has been less assertive, leading to concerns about his legacy.
Dovere emphasized that Biden's presidency began as a rejection of Trump, yet he now faces the possibility of being succeeded by him again. This situation complicates Biden's identity as a leader, as he grapples with how history will view his time in office.
#society
Fox News: Woman says to-be fiancé died in Christmas house fire searching for ring
Steven Weatherford Jr., 37, died in a Christmas Day house fire in Oakland while searching for an engagement ring intended for his girlfriend. He had rescued family members before re-entering the burning home. The fire was ruled accidental.
A GoFundMe campaign has raised nearly $10,000 to support Weatherford's family, who are facing financial challenges after the tragedy. Weatherford's girlfriend expressed her heartbreak, noting he was planning to propose on New Year's Eve.
Breitbart: AAA: Record Number of Travelers Expected to Close Out 2024
AAA projects over 119 million travelers will journey 50 miles or more during the year-end holidays, surpassing 2019's record. Most will drive, with 107 million expected to travel by vehicle, while air travel is set to reach 7.85 million passengers, a new high.
Despite the increase in travelers, airfares are up by 4% domestically and 13% internationally. AAA warns of peak travel times for drivers, particularly between December 26 and January 2. Travel is seen as essential for creating lasting memories during the holiday season.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Oops: UN's WHO Chief Was in Yemen Airport Hit by Israel Attack on Houthis
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the WHO, was at Sana’a airport during an Israeli airstrike targeting Houthi rebels. He reported injuries among the crew and confirmed the safety of his UN and WHO colleagues. The attack is part of Israel's ongoing efforts against Iranian-backed forces.
The WHO has faced criticism for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, particularly regarding its early response and communication of information.
GB News: Azerbaijan Airlines flight 'shot down by Russia' after being mistaken for drone
An Azerbaijan Airlines jet crashed in Kazakhstan, killing 38 people, after reportedly being shot down by a Russian air defense system. The flight, which deviated significantly from its route, was struck while flying over the Caspian Sea, leading to a fireball crash.
Preliminary investigations indicate the aircraft was hit by a Russian Pantsir-S system, with claims of electronic warfare interference affecting its communications. Azerbaijan is urging Russia to acknowledge the incident. NATO has called for a thorough investigation into the crash.
#culture
Fox News: 'Home Alone' director finally answers what the McCallisters did for a living
Chris Columbus, director of "Home Alone," clarified the financial background of the McCallister family during a podcast interview, stating that the mother was a successful fashion designer and the father likely worked in advertising. He dismissed rumors of the father's involvement in organized crime.
Columbus also discussed the casting process, revealing that he initially hesitated to cast Macaulay Culkin but eventually recognized his talent. He noted that Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern were the perfect choices for the burglars, and shared anecdotes about Chris Farley's audition and his own experience with Chevy Chase while directing the film.