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24 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Vermont GOP governor proposes $8.6 billion budget, urges lawmakers to avoid tax increase
Republican Vermont Governor Phil Scott has proposed an $8.6 billion budget for fiscal year 2025, urging lawmakers not to raise taxes or fees. He emphasized investments in affordability, public safety, and housing. Despite previous vetoes, the Democratic-controlled legislature overrode Scott's decisions.
#society
Fox News: Los Angeles recruits up to 6K volunteers to count city's homeless population as crisis worsens
Los Angeles County recruits 6,000 volunteers to count homeless people in an effort to tackle the city's homeless crisis. The "point-in-time" count aims to estimate the number of unhoused individuals and the services they may require.
The Telegraph: Watch: Officer rescues child trapped in frozen pond
Armed with an axe and a rope, a brave American police officer saves a child trapped in a frozen pond. Dramatic bodycam footage captures the heart-stopping rescue.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel’s UN envoy swats back at Russia, pointing to Iranian drones in Ukraine
Israel's envoy to the UN criticizes Russia for cooperating with Iran, which is supplying Russia with military equipment for its invasion of Ukraine. He accuses Russia of hypocrisy for criticizing Israel's actions in its war against Hamas. Israel and Hamas are engaged in a violent conflict, with Hamas carrying out attacks and Israel responding with military force. The situation is escalating, with casualties reported on both sides.
Times Of Israel: IDF razes home of Palestinian accused of supplying guns in deadly June attack
Israeli defense forces demolished the home of an alleged Hamas terrorist accused of supplying firearms used in a deadly shooting attack. The operation took place in the West Bank town of Urif, as part of ongoing efforts to combat terrorism.
#military
GB News: ‘Tories degraded our armed services!’ Farage fumes at drastic reduction in personnel
Nigel Farage criticizes the UK Conservative Government for reducing the armed forces and warns of potential war with Russia. General Sir Patrick Sanders emphasizes the need to mobilize the nation. Farage calls for the government to stop reducing the forces.
#culture
GB News: Liam Gallagher hits back at 'obnoxious' Oasis remarks after singer Dua Lipa slammed Britpop legends
Singer Dua Lipa called Oasis' Noel Gallagher and Blur's Damon Albarn "obnoxious" but acknowledged separating art from the artist. Liam Gallagher responded, accusing Lipa of jealousy and emphasizing their ability to swear and be rebellious.
#health
Fox News: 'Real-life nightmare': Minnesota jail faces lawsuit over alleged neglect leading to inmate's death
A lawsuit claims that an inmate in a Minnesota jail died of a perforated bowel after being ignored by jail workers. The man pleaded to be taken to a hospital for days and was forced to crawl on the floor of his cell. The lawsuit accuses Hennepin County and Hennepin Healthcare of treating him inhumanely.
Fox News: Maryland county's gun safety pamphlet law upheld in federal appeals court
A federal appeals court upheld a Maryland county law requiring gun sellers to distribute information about suicide prevention, conflict resolution, and mental health resources. The court ruled in favor of the law as a health and safety advisory, but clarified that it does not discourage the purchase of firearms. Gun rights group Maryland Shall Issue plans to appeal the ruling.
#crime
GB News: Tesco delivery driver told to pay £18,000 after staging road collisions - 'Conspiracy of unprecedented scale'
Tesco delivery driver fined for staging accidents. Involved in four collisions linked to a network of repair shops. Tesco updates vehicles with cameras.
Fox News: Former Massachusetts school superintendent admits to sending threatening texts to police chief candidate
Former superintendent Lynn Clark pleaded guilty to making false statements in relation to 99 threatening text messages sent to a police chief candidate. Clark purchased fictitious phone numbers and sent the messages herself. This crime falls under the category of .