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29 Dec 2024
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Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – 12/29/2024 - Liberty Nation News
In the 2023-2024 school year, 47% of students fell behind in one or more subjects. This highlights ongoing educational challenges that have persisted in recent years.
Additionally, President Biden controversially renewed a technology-sharing treaty with China, raising concerns among critics about national security implications.
#society
Times Of Israel: Suicide bomber kills police officer, wounds another in Iran
A suicide bomber killed a police officer and injured another in Bandar Lengeh, Iran, a city with a significant Sunni Muslim population. The attacker targeted Capt. Mojtaba Shahid's car before detonating a vest. Local reports suggest the al-Qaeda-linked group Ansar al-Furqan may be responsible.
This incident marks a rare act of terrorism in the area, occurring just days before the anniversary of a deadly attack linked to the Islamic State that killed nearly 100 people at a memorial for Qassem Soleimani.
Fox News: Failed negotiations resulted in union members walking out on the job at news outlets in 2024
In 2024, major media companies faced significant labor disputes as unions from The New York Times, NBC, and Forbes escalated contract negotiations. The New York Times Tech Guild went on strike just before the election, impacting digital operations, while NBC's digital employees protested against management's alleged unlawful behavior.
Forbes Union also staged a walkout coinciding with the release of its "30 Under 30" list, highlighting ongoing contract negotiations. All three unions are fighting for fair wages and better working conditions amid claims of management stalling and unfair labor practices.
Fox News: Plane veers off airport runway in South Korea and crashes, killing at least 176: reports
A Jeju Air flight skidded off the runway at Muan International Airport in South Korea, resulting in at least 176 fatalities. The Boeing 737-800 was carrying 175 passengers and six crew members when the front landing gear reportedly malfunctioned, causing the plane to crash into a concrete fence.
Emergency responders rescued two crew members, while three individuals remain missing. The flight was returning from Thailand when the incident occurred on Sunday morning. Investigators have retrieved the flight data recorder, and efforts continue to locate the cockpit voice recorder.
GB News: Motorists risk £1,000 penalty for Blue Badge misuse with Starmer pledging to tackle 'appalling' crime
Cumberland Council has issued nearly 1,000 penalties for illegal parking in disabled spaces, generating over £6,600 in fines. The crackdown aims to deter misuse of Blue Badge parking, with fines reaching £70 for violations and up to £1,000 for fraudulent use of Blue Badges.
The council emphasizes the importance of protecting designated spaces for disabled individuals, as misuse has left many without access. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the London Assembly have also called for measures to combat Blue Badge theft and misuse, highlighting the significant impact on disabled individuals' mobility and independence.
#culture
Fox News: Shelf-staple food items could be your best vacation souvenir
Travelers are encouraged to bring home non-perishable food items as souvenirs to recreate their culinary experiences. Popular options include spices, sauces, and oils, which can enhance home cooking and serve as decorative items in the kitchen.
Unique food items to consider include fry sauce from Utah, jerk seasoning from Jamaica, and various beans and salsas from Mexico. In Europe, locally produced olive oils and regional seasonings can add authentic flavors to meals.
Le Monde: French comédienne Sophia Aram isn't laughing anymore
Sophia Aram, once a prominent comedian on France Inter, has shifted her focus from humor to expressing her convictions, particularly regarding secularism and anti-Semitism. She critiques the radical left, which she believes threatens her values, and her recent performances reflect this change.
Audience reactions to her evolving style are mixed, with some perceiving her as increasingly racist or less left-leaning. This reflects a broader divide within French public radio, highlighted by controversies such as the dismissal of comedian Guillaume Meurice for inflammatory comments about Israeli leadership.