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#society
Le Monde: After attack, New Orleans wants to show there is no danger to tourism
In New Orleans, the Sugar Bowl resumed under tight security following a car attack on Bourbon Street that left 15 dead, including the assailant, and 35 injured. Governor Jeff Landry urged resilience, stating that fear should not prevail.
Bourbon Street has reopened, with memorials honoring the victims. The community continues to rally, showcasing its spirit even amidst tragedy.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Why Ukraine’s gas pipeline closure marks ‘one of Moscow’s biggest defeats’
Ukraine has effectively blocked Russia's last gas export route to Europe by allowing a key pipeline deal to expire, marking a significant setback for Moscow. This move is expected to cost Russia billions annually while raising gas prices across Europe, including the UK.
The closure of the Urengoy–Pomary–Uzhhorod pipeline, vital for Russian gas sales, has created new supply challenges for European nations still reliant on Russian energy. Experts noted that the market had anticipated a last-minute renewal, which Ukraine firmly rejected to avoid benefiting Moscow.
Le Monde: Top European diplomats in Syria for talks with leader Sharaa
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot and German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Damascus for discussions with Syria's new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa. This marks a significant engagement by Western powers following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, focusing on rebuilding state institutions and promoting a peaceful transition.
Both ministers emphasized support for a stable and inclusive Syria, with Baerbock urging the new regime to avoid acts of vengeance and ensure minority rights. Their visit included plans to address human rights concerns at Saydnaya prison, known for its brutal treatment of political prisoners.
#economy
GB News: Tesla sees sales drop for the first time in a decade as Elon Musk reacts to Vegas Cybertruck explosion
Tesla has reported its first annual decline in vehicle deliveries in over a decade, with a total of 1.79 million units delivered in 2024, a 1.1% decrease from the previous year. This comes as Chinese competitor BYD saw a significant increase in sales, reaching 1.76 million units.
The decline in Tesla's sales coincides with a tragic incident in Las Vegas involving a Cybertruck explosion, which is under investigation. Despite Tesla's efforts to boost sales through incentives, the company faces growing competition from BYD and changing consumer preferences.
#culture
Fox News: Michelle Pfeiffer leads ‘Yellowstone’ spinoff ‘The Madison’: What to know
With "Yellowstone" concluding, Taylor Sheridan's team is transitioning to a new spinoff titled "The Madison," starring Michelle Pfeiffer. The series will explore a family of New York City natives in Montana, offering a heartfelt look at grief and human connection, distinct from the original Western.
Production for "The Madison" began in late August, with a potential 2025 premiere. Alongside Pfeiffer, the cast includes Matthew Fox and Patrick J. Adams, among others. While Matthew McConaughey's involvement in the Sheridan universe remains uncertain, anticipation builds for this new chapter.
#health
Fox News: Hair growth could slow down with this popular diet plan, study reveals
A study from Westlake University in China indicates that intermittent fasting may slow hair growth in humans. The research showed that fasting regimens inhibited hair follicle regeneration, with human trials revealing an average 18% reduction in hair growth among participants fasting for 18 hours daily.
While intermittent fasting has benefits like weight loss and improved metabolic health, it may also cause stress on hair follicles, leading to slower regeneration. Experts suggest focusing on a nutrient-rich diet to mitigate potential hair loss associated with fasting.
Liberty Nation News: Suicide: Last Plea for Help From Veterans - Liberty Nation News
The Veterans Administration's annual report reveals a troubling trend in veteran suicides, with 6,407 reported in 2022, slightly higher than 2021 but lower than most previous years. Male veterans are significantly more affected, with suicide rates nearly one and a half times higher than non-veterans.
Concerns arise regarding the accuracy of these figures, as a study by America’s Warrior Partnership suggests the actual veteran suicide rate may be 37% higher than reported. The transition from military to civilian life poses significant challenges, highlighting the need for greater awareness and support for veterans.