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4 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Guinea-Bissau's president issues decree dissolving parliament
Bissau-Guinean President Umaro Sissoco Embalo dissolved the opposition-led parliament, citing a shootout between loyalist and parliament-controlled troops as justification. The parliament rejected the move, stating it is unconstitutional. This is the second time Embalo has dissolved the parliament in less than two years.
Fox News: Congress aims to hold vote to initiate Biden impeachment inquiry
House Republicans plan to vote on a measure for a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden following revelations of Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. Despite the White House's denial of any wrongdoing, subpoenaed bank records show monthly payments from Hunter Biden's corporation to Joe Biden. The investigation has focused on the president's son and his connections to China.
#society
GB News: End of Christmas markets? Inside killjoy councils' plans to RENAME festive fairs in bid to save cash
Christmas fairs and light switch ons are being cancelled across England, sparking a backlash. The Lincoln Christmas market, the country's oldest, was scrapped due to safety concerns. Other cities, like Durham and Brighton, rebranded their markets as "winter markets" for inclusivity. Critics accuse councils of "cancelling Christmas."
Fox News: Small plane makes emergency landing in suburban Paris
A small plane made an emergency landing near a populated area in the southern Paris suburbs due to a technical problem. Four people, including the pilot, were on board. Investigation underway.
#war
Times Of Israel: 14 kids under 10, 25 people over 80: Up-to-date breakdown of Oct 7 victims we know about
After the devastating Hamas attack on Israel, the exact number of casualties remains uncertain. So far, authorities have identified 1,151 people murdered, including 764 civilians. Among the victims are two infants, 12 children, and 25 elderly individuals. Additionally, there are still hostages and missing individuals whose fate is unknown. The Israeli government is working to identify the remaining bodies and give closure to the affected families.
Times Of Israel: Report: Hamas rocket hit IDF base thought to house nuclear-capable missiles on Oct 7
Rocket attack hits Israeli Air Force base near Beit Shemesh, possibly impacting nuclear missiles. Rockets breached Israel's strategic defense.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US sanctions 3 Sudanese officials over ties to ex-dictator al-Bashir
US sanctions 3 Sudanese individuals for destabilizing the nation. Former President al-Bashir's allies targeted. Conflict continues despite world intervention.
Flag And Cross: CNN Musters Up Courage to Push Back as Rep. Jayapal Demands ‘Balanced’ Coverage of Israel-Hamas War
Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal appeared on CNN's "State of the Union" to discuss the Israel-Hamas war, but was grilled by anchor Dana Bash over her anti-Semitism. Jayapal condemned the actions of Hamas, including the rape of women, but then shifted the focus to Israel, accusing them of war crimes against Palestinians. Despite attempts to deflect, Bash continued to press Jayapal on Hamas, highlighting the difference between Israel's actions and those of terrorist organizations. CNN anchor Bianna Golodryga also criticized Jayapal for her inadequate condemnation of Hamas' sexual violence.
The Telegraph: US military aid to Ukraine will run out by end of year, warns White House
American military aid to Ukraine will run out by the end of the year unless Congress provides new funds. The White House warns that without weapons and equipment, Ukraine will be at risk of Russian military victories. The support is crucial for Ukraine's security.
#military
Fox News: Michigan soldier killed in Korean War to be buried next week at Arlington National Cemetery
Mich. soldier killed in Korean War will finally be buried at Arlington National Cemetery after his remains were identified. Army Cpl. Gordon D. McCarthy reported missing in action in 1950, but his remains were turned over by North Korea in 2018 and identified this year.
#culture
Le Monde: Winnipeg, winning the Canadian West once more
Winnipeg's golden age as the "Chicago of the North" has faded, but echoes of its past can still be seen in its architectural wonders and historic districts. Once a thriving hub of trade and industry, the city now embraces its indigenous roots and diverse identity, exemplified by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. From the grandeur of Union Station to the stunning skyscrapers of the Bourse district, Winnipeg's history and cosmopolitan character continue to shape its present.
The Telegraph: Rapper Drake breathes new life into Luna Luna – a carnival of great artists
Drake's company invests $100 million in art theme park featuring works by famous artists, including Salvador Dali and David Hockney. The exhibition, called Luna Luna, will open in LA and includes a mirrored funhouse and enchanted forest. Rides may not be safe for guests.
#health
Forbes: Roche Will Buy Obesity And Diabetes Drugmaker Carmot Therapeutics In $2.7 Billion Deal
Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche has acquired US weight-loss drugmaker Carmot Therapeutics for $2.7 billion, gaining access to Carmot's portfolio of drugs that treat obesity and diabetes. Roche believes Carmot's drugs have significant potential to impact these diseases, both on their own and in combination with Roche's assets. The acquisition will challenge dominant players in the weight-loss drug industry, such as Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly.
#crime
Fox News: Idaho police kill suspect who opened fire on them during traffic stop
A 34-year-old man was shot and killed by Idaho police after he fled a traffic stop and fired at officers. The shooting occurred in Idaho Falls, where the suspect fired at officers and then fled on foot. The man was shot and died at the scene, while no officers were injured.
Fox News: 5 bodies found stuffed inside vehicle in rural Mexico
Five bodies were discovered in a vehicle on a dirt road in Mexico. The state governor promises a thorough investigation. Drug cartel violence is prevalent in the affected area.
#sports
Forbes: Hockey Federation Mandates Neck Guards After U.S. Player Dies From Skate
The International Ice Hockey Federation will require players to wear neck guards following the death of an American hockey player whose neck was cut by a skate blade. The exact enforcement date is yet to be determined, but other leagues may also mandate neck guards.
#outdoors
Fox News: Sole victim of Minnesota state park landslide identified as Twin Cities-area man
19-year-old Jack Robert Loso was killed in a landslide at Minneopa State Park in Minnesota. He was visiting the park with family members when the accident occurred. Emergency workers recovered his body, and the incident is under investigation.
On The Water: Fall Run Report: Long Island Striper Fishing
Northerly autumn winds created calm surf on Long Island's south shore, offering prime conditions for striper fishing. Despite the abundance of baitfish in the water and a crowded fleet, the fishermen had little luck catching bass with their lures. However, their luck changed when they discovered the effectiveness of flutter spoons as striped bass lures. The wide profile and enticing flutter of the spoons mimicked the appearance of adult bunker, and the stripers were quick to bite. The fishermen enjoyed a successful day of fishing, catching stripers on nearly every drop.
#other
The Telegraph: Spain’s Queen Letizia alleged to have had affair while married to King Felipe
Queen Letizia of Spain is alleged to have had an affair with a longtime friend, Jaime del Burgo. Del Burgo claims they were lovers before and after her marriage to King Felipe in 2004. He shared a photo of Letizia, pregnant with their children, as proof. Del Burgo also alleges that he was placed under surveillance by Spain's secret service and that they broke into his home.
The Imaginative Conservative: "I Must Ever Weep": Haydn's Musical Elegy to Mozart
Haydn mourns the death of Mozart, calling him a truly great musician. They were polar opposites in many ways, but their mutual admiration and influence on each other's music was undeniable. Haydn pays tribute to Mozart in a symphony he wrote after his friend's death.
Forbes: U2 Keeps Extending Their Concert Residency
U2 extends their concert residency in Las Vegas due to high demand, adding four more shows. The U2:UV Achtung Baby Live At Sphere will now finish after 40 concerts.
Fox News: Kristin Cavallari faces backlash for saying it doesn't matter how long you wait to sleep with a guy
Reality star Kristin Cavallari shared on her podcast that it doesn't matter how long a woman waits to sleep with a man while dating. Some fans disagreed, calling it bad advice, while others supported her view of personal choice. Cavallari previously revealed that her "hottest hookup" was with "Bachelorette" alum Tyler Cameron. She also expressed her focus on her children and her desire to settle down. Cavallari and NFL star Jay Cutler divorced in 2020.