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#society
Fox News: Delphi murders: Indiana AG calls for 'care and prudence' in complicated criminal case
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita urges caution in the Delphi murders case, stressing the need for justice and closure in the 2017 double murder of Abigail Williams and Liberty German. Rokita submitted a brief to the Indiana Supreme Court to clarify legal issues in the case, while defending the withdrawal of the suspect's former attorneys due to leaks of crime scene photos. Richard Allen, the suspect, has petitioned to reinstate his attorneys and remove the judge from the case.
#health
Fox News: Gratitude practices can improve both physical and mental health, expert says: ‘Profound effects’
Dr. Anne-Katherin Eiselt explains that practicing gratitude has numerous mental and physical benefits, including reduced stress and improved emotional regulation. Gratitude activates specific brain regions associated with emotion regulation and problem-solving. It can also lower activity in brain areas related to stress and fear. Gratitude improves sleep quality by calming the nervous system, and it has positive effects on the cardiovascular system. To practice gratitude, one can journal, meditate, or simply focus on the things they are thankful for each day. Practicing gratitude should be complemented by other healthy lifestyle behaviors for optimal mental and physical health.
#crime
Le Monde: Paris attack: What we know about Armand R., who killed one and injured others near the Eiffel Tower
A Frenchman with radical Islamist beliefs and psychiatric disorders, Armand R., was arrested for a knife and hammer attack in Paris that left one German tourist dead and two others injured. Motivated by anger towards France's involvement in Israel's actions in Gaza, Armand R. claimed responsibility for the attack in a video posted online. He had previously been imprisoned for planning a separate attack and has a history of psychiatric problems.
#sports
Forbes: Only 3 Barcelona Players Sell More Jerseys Than Putellas And Bonmatí
Barcelona's women's football team, led by Ballon d'Or winners Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmati, are outselling most male footballers in shirt sales. The success of the women's team and the fight for equality have contributed to the increased popularity and sales. Meanwhile, the men's team is currently in fourth place in La Liga, with offensive success but defensive struggles. Barcelona's players did not make the top 10 list of footballers who sell the most jerseys.
#outdoors
Fox News: Montana grandpa whose jaw was ripped off by grizzly bear attacks recovery: 'he's going to be like Rambo'
Montana grizzly bear attack survivor, Rudy Noorlander, reflects on his life-changing encounter with the bear. No regrets. Recovery going well. Wants to go back to the wilderness.
#other
Front Page Magazine: Teen Muslim Convert in Vegas Busted in Bomb Plot
Today has been a day filled with terror attacks by radicalized individuals claiming allegiance to the Islamic State. A Catholic mass in the Philippines was bombed, a Christmas market in Germany was targeted, and a man went on a stabbing spree in Paris. Closer to home, a 16-year-old convert to Islam from Las Vegas was arrested for planning a lone wolf attack. He possessed bomb-making materials, terrorism propaganda, and expressed support for ISIS. This incident highlights the global reach and ongoing threat posed by radicalized individuals.
Front Page Magazine: Allahu Akbar: Muslim Already Convicted of Terrorism Stabs Tourists Near Eiffel Tower
Busy day for Islam: Catholic mass bombed in the Philippines, Christmas market plot broken up in Germany, and terror near Eiffel Tower in France. Muslim terrorist with a history of violence shouted "Allahu Akbar" while attacking tourists. French authorities failed to take action despite prior knowledge.
Front Page Magazine: Muslim Christmas Terror is Off to an Early Start This Year
Muslim Christmas terror plots have been foiled in Germany, with teenagers planning attacks on Christmas markets. These incidents are part of a long tradition of Muslim terror at Christmas markets in the region. Similar plots were also discovered in the US, highlighting the deep hatred some Muslims have toward Western society.