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5 Dec 2023
#illegals
GB News: James Cleverly signs new Rwanda treaty in commitment to crackdown on UK's migrant crisis
UK Home Secretary James Cleverly has signed a new treaty with Rwanda to tackle illegal migration. The treaty comes in response to a Supreme Court ruling that deemed the government's migration policy "unlawful." Cleverly emphasized that the UK is not providing any funding as part of the agreement and praised Rwanda for its commitment to the safety of asylum seekers. The UK has already given Rwanda over £140 million as part of their migration policy, but Cleverly clarified that no money was specifically asked for or provided in relation to the treaty. The partnership aims to protect borders and deter individuals from making dangerous journeys with people smugglers.
#politics
Fox News: Adam Schiff officially files to run for Dianne Feinstein's open Senate seat
California Rep. Adam Schiff, who was censured for claims of Trump-Russia collusion, has filed to run for Dianne Feinstein's Senate seat. Schiff entered the race on Monday night, joining a crowded field that includes fellow Democrats Katie Porter and Barbara Lee, as well as Republican Eric Early. Schiff's censure boosted his campaign financially, but he also faces allegations of claiming a primary residence in Maryland while seeking to represent California.
Fox News: Sinema hit with ethics complaint over alleged failure to detail finances in disclosures: 'Highly suspicious'
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is facing a complaint for allegedly failing to fully disclose financial information. The American Accountability Foundation is calling for an investigation into Sinema's failure to disclose assets and income related to her relationship with Dr. Lindsay Buckman. The complaint questions Sinema's motives and suggests that her failure to disclose raises ethical concerns.
#society
GB News: 'Josie wants a go!' Fred Siriex blasted for interfering and bossing around Josie Gibson
Commentator Tonia Buxton criticizes I'm A Celeb star Fred Siriex for his dominant behavior in the camp's cooking. Siriex interferes with Josie Gibson's cooking skills, causing backlash.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Putin stands 70ft away from British ambassador in bizarre first meeting
Putin refused to stand close to Britain's ambassador at a meeting, citing "sanitary reasons." He expressed a desire to improve relations with the UK but stood 70ft away from the ambassadors. Putin criticized Germany for disrupted cooperation due to pipeline blasts blamed on the United States, Britain, and Ukraine.
#education
Le Monde: French secondary school students' results drop post-pandemic, as elsewhere
France sees a significant drop in its PISA education rankings, with math scores at their lowest since 2000. The decline is part of a global trend linked to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. France's performance remains average compared to OECD countries.
#crime
Fox News: NYC moped driver dies after being struck by 3 vehicles, dragged half-mile in Bronx
Moped rider killed in hit-and-run on NYC freeway, dragged half a mile. No arrests made.
Fox News: Arkansas sheriff's deputy fatally shoots man in attempted traffic stop, prompting investigation
An Arkansas sheriff's deputy fatally shot a man who fled from a traffic stop. The man, Scottie Stacy, reversed and struck the patrol car before being shot. The shooting is under investigation.
The Telegraph: Jeweller who shot dead two robbers in Italy handed ‘shameful’ 17-year prison sentence
Italian jeweller, Mario Roggero, has been sentenced to 17 years in jail for shooting two robbers who raided his shop. The sentence has sparked a debate on self-defence. Politicians on the Right defend Roggero, claiming he was protecting himself and his family. CCTV footage showed Roggero shooting the robbers on the street after they tied up his daughter and threatened his wife. Prosecutors argue the shootings were "an execution," but politicians believe the sentence is overly harsh. Roggero plans to appeal.
#sports
Forbes: Salary Dumps Set Stage For Mariners To Potentially Add An Impact Bat
Summary: The Seattle Mariners, a long-suffering team, have not played in the World Series despite their past success in 2001. They missed the playoffs last season and made questionable personnel moves. They have the resources to make big moves in the offseason, potentially targeting players like Juan Soto or Shohei Ohtani. They are expected to be active during the Winter Meetings.
#science
Flag And Cross: Artificial Lights In Cities Lure Birds To Their Death, Study Finds
Birds are dying due to collisions with illuminated buildings in cities, posing a growing threat to migrating birds. A study found that artificial city lights draw birds into dangerous situations, including collisions, less food, and habitat loss. Knowing birds' migration stopover patterns can aid in conservation efforts to reduce light pollution.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Hiking Shoes of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Best hiking shoes for outdoor adventures: Keen NXIS Speed for women, La Sportiva Ultra Raptor II for men, Danner Trail 2650 GTX for waterproof option, Topo Traverse for thru-hiking, Vasque Re: Connect Here Low for lightweight choice, Oboz Sawtooth X Low for beginners, Hoka Anacapa Low GTX for comfort.
#other
Forbes: Brenda Lee Is The Oldest Artist To Hit No. 1 On The Hot 100
Brenda Lee, at 78 years old, becomes the oldest artist to reach No. 1 on the Hot 100 with her hit "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree." She surpasses Louis Armstrong and Cher in claiming this record. The song has consistently been in the top 10 during the holiday season, finally overtaking Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You."
Forbes: Supreme Court Takes On Texas’ Trick To Get Out Of Paying For Damage
Richie DeVillier's land in Texas has been flooded due to a government construction project. Richie and his neighbors are suing for compensation under the Fifth Amendment. The case has been moved to federal court, where previous rulings have undermined the principle of just compensation. Many national groups are supporting Richie's case, and they are hoping the Supreme Court will uphold their right to seek fair compensation.