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8 Dec 2024
#society
Fox News: Chicago removes largest homeless encampment, relocates tent residents into apartments and shelters: Report
Chicago officials have cleared the largest homeless encampment in the city, relocating many residents into apartments and shelters after concerns from local homeowners. The effort, led by Ald. Jessie Fuentes, has seen 39 individuals moved into permanent housing.
The encampment cleanup is part of a broader response to an increase in homeless populations, exacerbated by an influx of migrants. City officials are working to address the needs of those affected, marking a shift in their approach to managing such encampments.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Assad’s fall marks end to regime that crushed dissent, fostered anti-Israel terror
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country, marking the end of his nearly 14-year rule amid a devastating civil war. Initially seen as a potential reformer, Assad resorted to violent repression against protests starting in 2011, leading to widespread displacement and loss of life.
Despite regaining control of much of Syria, recent opposition offensives and dwindling support from allies have culminated in his departure. The conflict, which has drawn in international powers and resulted in severe humanitarian crises, has left the country fragmented and under Western sanctions.
#military
GB News: Net zero could put British Army at risk as ministers forge ahead with use of electric vehicles despite military warnings
Military experts are raising concerns about the UK Ministry of Defence's plans to test electric vehicles for combat, arguing that prioritizing net zero goals may jeopardize troop safety and combat readiness. Critics, including former military leaders, question the viability of current battery technology for battlefield demands.
Despite these warnings, the MoD plans to expand its electric vehicle testing program, emphasizing the potential benefits of innovation alongside sustainability. Trials are set for 2025 to assess if electric vehicles can meet or exceed the performance of traditional military vehicles.
#culture
Le Monde: Notre-Dame de Paris re-opening in pictures
Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral reopened on December 7, 2024, after a five-year closure due to a devastating fire in 2019. The ceremony featured the blessing of the doors and the organ's reawakening, attended by French President Emmanuel Macron, US President-elect Donald Trump, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, along with 40 other leaders.
The event included a liturgical ceremony led by Archbishop Laurent Ulrich, who opened the cathedral doors, and a musical performance by the cathedral's organists. Macron expressed gratitude for the restoration, highlighting the significance of the cathedral to the French nation.
Fox News: Arkansas dessert with an animal in its name is award-winning treat with 'no possum included'
Possum Pie, Arkansas' unofficial state treat, contains no marsupial. Instead, it's a layered dessert with a pecan crust, cream cheese, chocolate, and whipped cream. Misti Stowers of Buttercream Bakery recently won first place in the World Food Championships with her version.
The dessert's origins date back to a 1983 mention in the Arkansas Gazette, with similar recipes appearing earlier. Stowers emphasizes that the pie is a beloved comfort food, inviting visitors to try it when in Arkansas.
#other
GB News: Storm Darragh to cause yet more CHAOS today as thousands of Britons left without power in yellow weather warning amidst 70mph winds
Storm Darragh has prompted a yellow weather warning across much of England and Wales due to expected winds of up to 70mph and heavy rain. Travel disruptions and power outages are anticipated, with millions already affected and two fatalities reported from falling trees.
The Met Office warns of continued severe weather, including gusts of 35-45mph inland and potential flooding, with 64 flood warnings in effect. Key transport services have been canceled, and the public is advised to stay indoors as conditions worsen.