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8 Dec 2024
#society
GB News: Alan Titchmarsh reveals sweary four-word response to offer from ITV bosses
Alan Titchmarsh, the British gardening expert, shared his candid reaction to reality TV offers, recalling a colorful response to his agent about joining "Dancing on Ice" at age 68. He emphasized his no-nonsense approach and reflected on his humble beginnings and rise to fame.
Titchmarsh also discussed his relationships with the Royal Family and his wife's patience with his gardening passion. He advocated for greater tolerance in society, criticizing the "non-platforming" trend in elite educational institutions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Greets U.S. Marines Stationed in France During Visit
President-elect Donald Trump visited France to greet U.S. Marines and attend the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, which underwent a five-year reconstruction following a devastating fire. His interactions were positively received, with supporters praising his commitment to the military and America-first stance.
During the trip, Trump also met with world leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Prince William, highlighting his diplomatic engagements abroad. The cathedral's restoration involved thousands of workers and was hailed as a monumental achievement.
#military
Times Of Israel: The IDF is acknowledging that soldiers’ helmets and body armor may be unsafe
The Israeli military has launched a website allowing soldiers to anonymously verify if their safety equipment meets official standards, acknowledging concerns over the safety of army-issued gear. This comes amid ongoing debates about the adequacy of protective equipment supplied to troops during the Gaza conflict.
The website indicates that certain outdated gear, such as ceramic body armor plates made before 2009, should be replaced. It reflects a shift in the military's stance, as it previously discouraged donations and claimed that such gear could be harmful. The initiative aims to enhance awareness of safety standards among soldiers.
#crime
Fox News: UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Former FBI special agent details why alleged suspect's name being withheld
Authorities have not released the name of the suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, as doing so could jeopardize ongoing investigations. A retired FBI agent emphasized that keeping the suspect's identity confidential allows law enforcement to maintain the element of surprise and build a strong case.
Investigators are following leads and have recovered items linked to the crime, including a backpack and other personal belongings. The FBI has joined the search, increasing resources and access to national databases, which may expedite the investigation. A reward of $50,000 is being offered for information on the suspect.
Fox News: UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Police divers scour pond in Central Park near killer's suspected backpack
The NYPD dive team searched a Central Park pond for evidence related to the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Investigators are tracking the suspect, who fled the scene shortly after the shooting, and found a backpack containing a jacket and Monopoly money.
Authorities believe the shooter left New York City via Port Authority bus station after the attack. A reward of up to $60,000 is being offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest and conviction.
#other
Le Monde: The expansion of liquefied natural gas, a potential 'climate disaster,' is being fueled by financial investments
The construction of new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals is projected to emit over 10 billion tons of greenhouse gases by 2030, equating to the annual emissions from global coal-fired plants. This surge in LNG infrastructure is driven by investments despite concerns about its environmental impact.
NGO Reclaim Finance warns that these projects undermine the Paris Agreement and perpetuate fossil fuel dependence. With plans for 156 new terminals by 2030, primarily in the US, Qatar, Canada, and Mexico, the industry continues to prioritize energy security over climate commitments.