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7 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Vivek Ramaswamy's quadruples down on fiery attacks at fourth GOP debate, calls Haley 'fascist'
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramawamy made controversial statements calling Nikki Haley a "fascist" and questioned her intelligence. He also brought up Saudi Arabia's involvement in 9/11 and suggested the January 6 Capitol riots were an "inside job." Ramawamy faced criticism from Chris Christie and is trailing behind Trump in the primary.
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson takes brutal swipe at Sadiq Khan in expletive-filled post
Jeremy Clarkson criticizes London Mayor Sadiq Khan for "f***ing up" the city. Conservative Party agrees with sentiment. Susan Hall plans to steer London in the right direction. Criticism focuses on expansion of ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ), seen as an unfair tax hitting the poorest. Conservative MP Gareth Johnson introduces bill to overturn ULEZ expansion. Downing Street open to considering ban. Sadiq Khan defends ULEZ, citing asthma concerns and support for scrappage scheme.
#society
GB News: 'Nightmare!' Clifton residents who have THIRTEEN wheelie bins each in recycling hell speak out
Residents in Clifton, Bristol are frustrated with the requirement to display thirteen different bins for their rubbish, resulting in streets filled with separate bins for various types of waste. Despite the proposal to reduce the number of bins being scrapped, Bristol City Council still recycles the highest percentage of waste in the country. However, residents find the waste sorting process time-consuming and arbitrary, with concerns about improper sorting leading to potential landfill waste. The overflowing bins on bin days also create a messy and frustrating situation for locals in the narrow streets of Clifton.
The Economist: Britain’s mental-health crisis is a tale of unintended consequences
Britain's rising awareness of mental health may have unintended consequences. Increased demand for services may be inflating diagnoses and diverting resources away from those who need them the most. The NHS is struggling to keep up with demand, leaving some with severe mental illness without access to treatment.
The Telegraph: Watch: Tourists in Venice capsize gondola after trying to take selfies
A group of tourists ignored gondolier's warning, causing their boat to capsize in Venice canal. No one was injured, but their reckless behavior highlights ongoing issues with disrespectful tourists.
Fox News: Proudly celebrating Hanukkah 'crucial' for Jews in face of rising antisemitism: 'Refuse to cower'
Prominent Jewish figures emphasize the importance of celebrating Hanukkah despite rising antisemitism. The holiday's symbolism of light overcoming darkness holds particular significance after the recent Hamas massacre in Israel. Jewish communities worldwide are encouraged to publicly display the menorah as a symbol of resilience and continuity.
#war
Fox News: UN agency led by Cindy McCain under fire for anti-Israel bias amid staff revolt against her
Former member of the National Security Council, Richard Goldberg, accuses the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) and its chief, Cindy McCain, of siding with Hamas over Israel in the Israel-Hamas war. WFP staff allegedly mutinied against McCain for not calling for a cease-fire, but McCain denies the accusations. The U.S. State Department expresses support for WFP but expects allegations of bias to be investigated. (, )
Fox News: 10/7 Project adviser: We'll 'set the record straight' on Israel-Hamas war and call out 'creeping antisemitism'
Prominent Jewish organizations launch The 10/7 Project to combat inaccurate reporting and "misinformation" from Hamas in the Israel-Hamas war. The project aims to set the record straight and bring attention to the ongoing hostage situation. (, )
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: UAE defends lavish welcome of alleged war criminal Putin
The UAE defends lavish welcome for Putin, claiming it will promote peace in Ukraine and Israel. Critics see it as a propaganda coup for the Russian leader.
#religion
Fox News: Have trust in the Lord this Advent season, even when times seem gloomy and hopeless, says California Jesuit
The verse from the Book of Isaiah offers hope in the midst of a bleak world. Despite the chaos and destruction, Isaiah prophesied consolation for God's people, trusting in the Lord. Just as God saved His people in the past, He can bring light, peace, and love into the darkness.
#culture
Fox News: Norman Lear changed TV culture, from 'All in the Family' to 'The Facts of Life'
Norman Lear, the legendary screenwriter and producer, passed away at the age of 101. Lear revolutionized television with shows like "All in the Family" and "The Facts of Life," which tackled social issues such as racism and war. His work left a lasting impact on the television landscape.
Fox News: Hanukkah quiz: See how much you know about the Jewish holiday
Hanukkah is a Jewish festival with a nightly menorah lighting, prayers, and fried foods. Test your knowledge in this intriguing quiz!
#history
Fox News: Japanese pilot who led Pearl Harbor attack learned lessons of love, faith and forgiveness after the war
Mitsuo Fuchida, the Japanese pilot who led the attack on Pearl Harbor, underwent a spiritual transformation after the war and became a devout Christian. He renounced his warrior past and spent his life preaching the word of Christ and promoting forgiveness. Fuchida's story is detailed in the book "Wounded Tiger" by T. Martin Bennett.
#health
Fox News: CDC's comments on today's pneumonia outbreaks vs. the early COVID cases, as compared by experts
Pediatric pneumonia outbreaks in multiple countries have alarmed doctors and families, but public health agencies claim there is no cause for alarm, similar to their initial reactions to COVID-19. The outbreaks have been attributed to known respiratory diseases rather than novel viruses, and health agencies are closely monitoring the situation. In comparison, the CDC's response to COVID-19 in 2020 was criticized for lack of transparency and communication.
#crime
Le Monde: Russian schoolgirl shoots classmates, killing one and herself
A Russian schoolgirl shot classmates, killing one and injuring five, before taking her own life in Bryansk near Ukraine. The 14-year-old used a pump-action shotgun, and authorities are investigating how she obtained it. The incident is part of a series of school shootings in Russia.