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5 Dec 2024
#politics
The Economist: This week’s covers
France is experiencing a severe political crisis following the parliament's dismissal of the government. With no party holding a majority, the country may face unstable minority governments, raising concerns about a shift towards political extremism.
The potential for a government led by Marine Le Pen's National Rally looms, with a presidential run possible in 2027.
Fox News: Josh Hawley scolds airline executives for putting Americans through a 'horrible' flying experience
Sen. Josh Hawley criticized airline executives during a Senate hearing, labeling their service as a "disaster" for American travelers. He expressed frustration over rising fees and poor customer experiences, recounting a personal incident involving his family during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal echoed this sentiment, stating that airlines treat customers as "walking piggy banks." The bipartisan outrage from lawmakers highlights widespread dissatisfaction with the airline industry's practices.
Fox News: Bezos defends WaPo ending presidential endorsements as the 'right' choice: 'I'm very proud of the decision'
Jeff Bezos defended the Washington Post's decision not to endorse a candidate for the 2024 election, arguing it would not influence voters and was a principled choice. Despite backlash, including resignations and subscription cancellations, he maintained that the decision was correct and necessary to combat perceptions of bias.
Bezos emphasized the importance of media trust and accuracy, asserting that endorsements do not sway independent voters. He acknowledged the criticism but stood firm on the decision, expressing pride in taking a stance that he believed was right, regardless of potential negative publicity.
#society
Liberty Nation News: Supreme Ct. Hears Challenge on Trans Care for Children Ban - Liberty Nation News
The Supreme Court is set to hear a significant case regarding Tennessee's ban on trans-affirming care for minors, which prohibits doctors from providing treatments aimed at facilitating gender transition. The Biden administration and some Tennessee residents challenge this law, arguing it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
The central issue revolves around the level of scrutiny the Court should apply in evaluating the law's constitutionality, with implications for sex discrimination. The challengers argue that the law discriminates based on biological sex, while the state contends that the treatments are not equivalent. A decision from the Court is anticipated in the spring.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec. 5: Day 426 – Trump speaks loudly and carries a big stick on Gaza
President-elect Donald Trump warned those holding hostages in the Middle East of severe consequences if they are not released by January 20. This statement follows the release of a video showing an American-Israeli hostage pleading for help and the revelation of another hostage's death.
An Israeli delegation is set to travel to Cairo for a new hostage deal, while Hamas and Fatah have agreed to jointly manage postwar Gaza. Trump also appointed his Lebanese-American in-law as a senior adviser on Middle Eastern affairs.
#crime
The Economist: A health-care CEO is murdered in Manhattan
Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was shot and killed in Manhattan on December 4, 2024, as he walked to a Hilton hotel for a company event. The police commissioner described the incident as a "brazen, targeted attack," indicating it was not a random act of violence.
The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to determine the motive behind the murder of the prominent health-care executive.
#other
GB News: Storm Darragh: Met Office issues rare 'danger to life' amber weather warning as ferocious 80mph winds to wreak havoc across UK
Storm Darragh is expected to hit Britain this weekend, prompting an amber warning from the Met Office due to anticipated winds of 70 to 80 mph along coasts and 60 to 70 mph inland. The storm will move from west to east, with strong winds easing by Saturday afternoon.
Additionally, northern Scotland will experience strong winds from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning, with gusts reaching 50-60 mph and up to 75 mph in exposed areas. Heavy rain is also forecasted to sweep across the UK, clearing by Thursday morning before more wet weather arrives.