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4 Jan 2024
#politics
Le Monde: The Depardieu case blurs all standards, including those of Emmanuel Macron
French actor Gérard Depardieu sparks controversy with derogatory comments about women. President Macron defends him, causing political crisis.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: MH370: Hope of breakthrough after new information emerges - demands made for fresh probe
Former naval officer calls for new investigation into missing flight MH370 after fisherman claims to have found a wing of the plane off the coast of Australia. Expert says the claim is plausible and believes the search effort was initially focused in the wrong areas.
GB News: ‘Worrying politicisation!’ Boris Johnson blasts Met Police over Israeli ‘war crimes' probe
Boris Johnson criticized the Metropolitan Police for launching a probe into alleged Israeli war crimes, calling it a politicization of the police. The police have appealed for witnesses to report war crimes and crimes against humanity at UK airports. The posters promoting this initiative have sparked controversy. Johnson urged the police to focus on fighting knife crime instead.
#health
Fox News: All eyes are on glaucoma, the ‘silent thief of sight’ — and the truth behind 7 myths
Approximately three million Americans have glaucoma, but only half of them are aware of it. Glaucoma has no symptoms in its early stages and can affect anyone, regardless of age or family history. The condition can often be controlled with eyedrop medication.
#other
Fox News: Harvard alum says university needs 'hard reset,' move away from 'political agendas' after Gay's exit
Harvard University alumnus Jonathan Harounoff believes that the Ivy League institution needs a "hard reset" to restore its academic excellence. He suggests that Harvard should focus less on advancing political agendas and more on intellectual and academic pursuits. The resignation of President Claudine Gay, who faced plagiarism accusations and criticism for her performance during a congressional hearing on antisemitism, has prompted calls for change at the university. Harounoff also highlights the decrease in applications to Harvard, potentially influenced by the controversy surrounding Gay and the tense campus climate following a recent terror attack in Israel. #[politics] #[education]