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8 Dec 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Remembering Workplace Terrorism
On December 2, 2015, Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik, both Muslims, carried out a deadly shooting in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 people and injuring over 22 others. The attack was Islamist terrorism, but the political officials, including California Attorney General Kamala Harris and President Barack Obama, avoided explicitly naming the terrorists or their motives. The FBI failed to prevent the attack, and the government downplayed the role of terrorism, focusing instead on access to weapons. The event highlights the disregard for victims of Islamic terrorism and the potential for future attacks. ,
#society
Front Page Magazine: Weimar America
In a world filled with eerie and creepy happenings, the rise of anti-Semitism is a disturbing trend. Violence and hatred towards Jews have become normalized, with numerous incidents occurring daily. The media's biased coverage and the Biden administration's dismissal of the issue only exacerbate the problem. The situation is further complicated by the DEI industry's belief that oppressed communities cannot be racist, allowing for the harassment of Jewish Americans. Additionally, the influx of immigrants from illiberal nations adds fuel to the fire. If these trends continue unchecked, we are headed for a dark and dangerous future.
The Telegraph: How Japan solved its obesity crisis – and what the UK can learn from it
KFC's Christmas tradition in Japan has become a cultural phenomenon, with around four million Japanese enjoying the fast-food chain's special Christmas dinner. Meanwhile, in the UK, obesity rates are skyrocketing, costing the country nearly £100 billion a year and damaging national productivity. Japan offers a lesson in successfully tackling obesity through cultural shifts in relation to food and prioritizing physical activity in schools. However, government intervention and a change in mindset are necessary to combat the growing obesity epidemic in the UK.
Flag And Cross: Pet Owners Experience 72 'Pet Panics' Per Year, Survey Finds
American pet owners experience an average of six pet panics per month, according to a survey of 2,000 cat and dog owners. The most common panics include unexpected vomiting, falling off furniture, and slipping their leash. Owners also worry about their pet's well-being three times a day and spend about five hours away from them.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Larry Elder Video: ‘The N-Word and My Mom’s Lesson’
Larry Elder, bestselling author and commentator, reflects on his mother's reaction to a poem about the N-word. Watch the episode on The Glazov Gang.
#health
Flag And Cross: Breakthrough Research Offers Hope For Curing Arthritis
Scientists have discovered a type of stem cell that could potentially cure osteoarthritis, a debilitating condition that affects millions in the UK. Current treatments only manage symptoms, but this new research offers hope for addressing the underlying causes. The discovery of these stem cells could reimagine osteoarthritis as a reversible condition and pave the way for pharmaceutical options.
Fox News: TV soap star Billy Miller's cause of death determined: coroner
Soap opera star Billy Miller, known for his role in "The Young and The Restless," died by suicide from a gunshot wound to the head. Medical documents confirmed his cause of death and revealed the presence of drugs in his system. Miller's representative stated that he was struggling with manic depression at the time of his death. The actor had a successful career in daytime television and also appeared in other shows and films. He was a restaurateur and is survived by his mother, sister, and nieces and nephews.
#education
Fox News: Rabbi resigns from Harvard's antisemitism board following school president's 'painfully inadequate testimony'
Prominent rabbi resigns from Harvard's antisemitism board after university president's inadequate testimony on campus antisemitism. Rabbi criticizes Harvard's handling of Jewish oppression and denial of Israel's self-determination as a Jewish nation. Calls for combating ideologies and educating a generation.
Le Monde: US lawmakers launch probe into anti-Semitism at top universities
Lawmakers launch investigation into anti-Semitism at top US universities after leaders quibble over student protests calling for Jewish genocide. University presidents face backlash for equivocal testimony on rising anti-Semitism since Hamas attack on Israel. Full congressional investigation with subpoena power to hold schools accountable.
#crime
The Blaze: US Marshal got drunk and sexually assaulted woman on transatlantic flight: Authorities | Blaze Media
A U.S. Marshal accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a transatlantic flight. He allegedly touched her inappropriately while intoxicated. The marshal was traveling to extradite a suspect and is now in custody.
The Blaze: Sen. Cramer's 42-year-old son faces manslaughter and other charges after allegedly crashing into patrol vehicle, killing deputy | Blaze Media
Ian Cramer, son of Sen. Kevin Cramer, crashed into a parked patrol car while fleeing law enforcement, killing Deputy Paul Martin. Cramer, who suffers from mental disorders, faces charges of manslaughter. Sen. Cramer expresses grief and asks for prayers.
Fox News: Greek policeman severely injured in attack by fans during Athens volleyball match
Violent clash erupts during Athens volleyball match between Olympiakos and Panathinaikos, leaving a policeman critically injured. Mob attacked riot police stationed outside the arena.
#other
Flag And Cross: Americans Embrace Off-Season Travel, Planning Multiple Trips Before Year's End
Americans are planning to travel more this fall and winter, with 83% of consumers planning at least one more trip in 2023. The majority of households will take multiple trips, with high-income households and younger respondents leading the way. Travelers will primarily fly for their trips, but driving is also popular. Trips will typically last between four and six days, and October and November are the busiest travel months. Many choose to travel for seasonal events and activities, while others opt to stay home due to financial constraints. Using travel rewards cards and visiting budget-friendly destinations are ways to save money on trips.