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28 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: The 10 biggest liberal media controversies of 2024
In 2024, the news industry faced significant controversies, including NBC's hiring and quick firing of Ronna McDaniel, which sparked backlash from its liberal staff. Additionally, NPR editor Uri Berliner criticized the outlet for its liberal bias, leading to his resignation after a suspension.
Other notable incidents included ABC News' moderators facing criticism for their fact-checking during a presidential debate, Olivia Nuzzi's controversial relationship with RFK Jr., and CBS News' internal turmoil over a contentious interview. Major newspapers like the LA Times and Washington Post ended their endorsement practices, causing staff resignations and subscriber losses.
Fox News: Top political gaffes of 2024
The 2024 presidential election has seen several notable political gaffes, particularly from President Biden and Vice President Harris. Biden's debate performance was criticized for his hoarse voice and incoherent answers, leading to calls for him to withdraw from the race, which he did, endorsing Harris who later lost to Trump.
Biden's remarks labeling Trump supporters as "garbage" and his confusion during a NATO conference, where he mistakenly called Ukraine's Zelenskyy "President Putin," further fueled controversy. Harris also faced scrutiny for her vague responses and verbal missteps, while her running mate Tim Walz made headlines for an awkward comment about school shooters.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: How NATO is organizing to protect submarine cables after series of incidents
Tensions between Russia and NATO have escalated at sea, particularly concerning damaged telecommunications and electricity cables in the Baltic Sea. Recent incidents have raised suspicions of Russian involvement, prompting NATO to bolster its military presence in the region.
The Estlink 2 power cable between Finland and Estonia was damaged on December 25, following earlier breaks in Swedish waters. Investigations have pointed to vessels linked to a shadow fleet transporting Russian oil, including the oil tanker Eagle S and the Chinese cargo ship Yi Peng 3.
#technology
Fox News: Android 15's new Private Space feature puts an end to app snooping
Android 15 introduces a feature called Private Space, designed to enhance user privacy by allowing individuals to store sensitive apps and data in a secure, isolated area on their devices. This feature requires a device with Android 15 or higher and more than 6 GB of RAM.
To set up Private Space, users must navigate to the security settings, verify their identity, and create a dedicated area for private apps. The feature is available on select devices, including Google Pixel and certain models from other manufacturers. It provides a unique passcode or biometric access, ensuring only the user can view the stored content.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Britain braces for snow and icy winds as bitter Arctic blast looms
Britain is set to experience a significant weather shift as a North-Atlantic storm brings icy winds and snow following the mildest Christmas in eight years. Temperatures are expected to drop as cold air from the Arctic moves in, starting with Scotland and northern England.
Meteorologists warn that New Year’s Eve could be particularly problematic, with snow likely in the north and a potential spread of colder conditions further south. Despite the mild conditions lingering through Christmas week, a cold front will soon lead to a notable drop in temperatures.