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27 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: 'Greater reckoning': Obama's spot in the Democratic sun fading after Harris loss
Former President Barack Obama faces criticism following the Democratic Party's losses in the 2024 election, with experts suggesting a "greater reckoning" is on the horizon. The election saw President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris as nominees, but ultimately resulted in a decisive victory for Trump, raising questions about Obama's influence and leadership within the party.
Critics, including Democratic strategist Julian Epstein, argue that Obama and party leaders failed to recognize the reasons behind their electoral defeat, particularly their disconnect with working-class voters. The Democratic establishment is now grappling with the implications of these losses, as calls for a shift in strategy and leadership intensify.
Fox News: Dem senator reveals how she narrowly won key state that Trump flipped: ‘Be practical to find results'
Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada is advocating for her state to be the first primary in the 2028 presidential election, citing its ethnic diversity and working-class demographics. She believes this move could help Democrats reconnect with voters of color and working-class constituents.
Rosen's push follows a memo from the Nevada Democratic Party supporting the initiative. This comes amid ongoing discussions about party leadership and after South Carolina was designated the first primary for 2024, which faced backlash. Rosen emphasizes the importance of engaging with diverse communities to understand their concerns.
#society
Fox News: HGTV star in 'state of fear' over raising daughters with discipline without crushing spirit
HGTV star Ben Napier expresses his challenges as a father to two daughters, feeling a "constant state of fear" about how to discipline them without damaging their spirit. He contrasts this with his experience growing up with brothers, noting the complexities of parenting girls.
Ben and his wife Erin, who have been together for 20 years, share their journey of balancing work on their show "Home Town" with parenting. They aim to showcase the potential of small-town living through their home renovation projects.
Fox News: Get off my lawn! 5 times squatters took advantage of unwitting homeowners in 2024
Homeowners across the U.S. are facing significant challenges due to squatters, prompting several states, including Florida and New York, to enact stricter laws against squatting. High-profile cases have highlighted the legal difficulties homeowners encounter, often resulting in substantial financial losses and lengthy court battles.
Recent incidents include a New York homeowner arrested after trying to evict a squatter and a tragic murder involving squatters in Manhattan. In Texas, homeowners reported feeling criminalized during their struggle to remove a contractor-turned-squatter. As the issue grows, more states are considering legislation to protect property owners.
Fox News: Armed for survival: How Oct 7 Hamas massacre transformed gun culture in Israel
In the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks, many Israelis, including midwife Erga Froman, are applying for gun licenses as a means of personal protection. The number of applications has surged, with over 260,000 submitted since the attacks, reflecting a shift in societal attitudes towards firearm ownership.
Historically, gun ownership in Israel was uncommon, but the recent violence has led to increased demand for personal firearms. While some view this as a necessary measure for survival, concerns about the implications of widespread firearm access, including potential accidents and domestic violence, have also emerged.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Moscow suspected of mistakenly shooting down Azerbaijani plane
An Azerbaijan Airlines flight, J2-8243, crashed near Aktaou, Kazakhstan, on December 25, 2024, after being redirected from Grozny, Chechnya. The plane was reportedly targeted, leading to a loss of control and a violent crash that killed 38 people, with 29 survivors.
The aircraft's black boxes have been recovered, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash and the fate of the crew.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis kicks off Holy Year at Vatican with over 32 million visitors expected
The Jubilee, or Holy Year, has commenced with Pope Francis opening the Holy Door of St. Peter's Basilica. The Vatican expects over 32 million pilgrims to visit Italy, with estimates suggesting up to 39 million may travel for the event, which emphasizes hope amidst global unrest.
The Jubilee will feature various events focused on youth and families, culminating in the canonizations of Blessed Carlo Acutis and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. This year’s theme highlights Christian hope, as articulated by Pope Francis, reminding believers of their connection to God’s love.
#culture
Le Monde: Book: Yves Saint- Laurent, a life of dogs
The book "Yves Saint Laurent and his dogs" by Martin Bethenod explores the fashion designer's deep bond with dogs, particularly his famous French bulldog Moujik. It highlights the influence of his pets on his life and work, showcasing their presence in iconic imagery.
The publication is part of the Amigos Forever series, which examines the lives of artists through their relationships with dogs. It features illustrations of various dogs, including the often-overlooked Hazel chihuahuas, emphasizing their role in Saint Laurent's legacy.
#health
GB News: Hospitals rake in more than £1 BILLION on car parking fees from patients, visitors and staff - 'Tax on the sick'
NHS hospitals have collected £1.15 billion in car parking fees over the past six years, with £242.8 million collected in 2023-24 alone. Critics label this a "tax on the sick," as £847.5 million came from patients and visitors, while NHS staff contributed £304.3 million.
Despite government efforts to limit charges, 37 hospital trusts have raised their fees in the last two years, with some reaching £3.90 for the first hour. Advocates argue these fees impose an unfair financial burden on patients and staff, especially those traveling long distances for treatment.
#crime
Fox News: California's Soros-backed progressive experiment collapses after a decade
California voters have rejected progressive DA George Gascón and passed Proposition 36, which reinstates felony charges for certain drug possession and thefts under $950. This measure aims to address rising crime and homelessness by increasing penalties and facilitating rehabilitation.
Supporters argue that Prop 36 reflects a demand for accountability and safety, while critics warn it may lead to higher incarceration rates. The proposition's approval indicates a significant shift in public sentiment regarding crime and public safety in California.