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3 Jan 2025
#society
Fox News: Are data brokers endangering your retirement security?
Data brokers are selling personal information without individuals' knowledge, posing risks to financial security, particularly retirement savings. Scammers can exploit this data through various tactics, increasing the likelihood of identity theft and fraud.
To safeguard against these threats, individuals should consider personal data removal services, avoid clicking on suspicious links, refrain from sharing sensitive information, and verify identities before providing personal details. Awareness and proactive measures are essential for protecting financial security.
GB News: European destination famous for its 'stunning spas' named as one of top 10 places to visit in 2025
Hungary has been identified as a top travel destination for UK holidaymakers in 2025, praised for its beautiful countryside, delicious food, and affordable prices. Abta highlighted Budapest's architectural heritage and wellness culture as key attractions, along with diverse outdoor experiences.
The announcement aligns with the upcoming "Sunshine Saturday," a peak day for holiday bookings. Abta aims to inspire travelers to explore less conventional destinations, with Hungary joining other notable locations like Japan's Hokkaido and Italy's Le Marche.
#economy
Le Monde: French government now aims for public deficit of 5.4% of GDP in 2025
France's public deficit for 2024 is projected at 6.1% of GDP, exceeding the 4.4% target but stable compared to earlier fears of 6.3%. Public spending remains controlled and revenues align with forecasts.
However, the new government has deemed the former administration's 2025 goal of a 5% deficit unachievable, now aiming for around 5.4%. The Finance Ministry has not yet confirmed this target.
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The Western Journal: NOLA Terrorist Reportedly Left Quran Open to Violent Passage: We Need to Know What We're Up Against
In the aftermath of the New Orleans terror attack that killed 14, the alleged assailant, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, reportedly had ties to ISIS and left a Quran open to a violent passage. Despite claims that his actions do not represent Islam, evidence suggests a deeper connection to radicalization.
Concerns are raised about potential threats from over 1,000 terrorists linked to groups like al-Qaida and ISIS possibly residing in the U.S., exacerbated by current border security issues. This situation highlights the ongoing risks of both lone wolf and organized terrorism in America.