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6 Jan 2025
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Times Of Israel: 3 Israelis killed, 8 wounded in West Bank terror shooting; IDF hunting for gunmen
Three Israeli civilians were killed and at least eight others injured in a shooting attack by terrorists in the northern West Bank. The assault targeted vehicles traveling through the Palestinian village of al-Funduq. The Israeli military has launched a manhunt for the attackers.
The violence follows a surge in tensions since the Hamas assault on southern Israel in October 2023. Israeli officials have vowed to respond forcefully, while Hamas praised the attack as a response to Israeli actions in Gaza. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides.
Liberty Nation News: January 6 Presidential Certification: How the Sausage Is Made - Liberty Nation News
The process of certifying electors in U.S. presidential elections involves a series of steps following the popular vote, reflecting the country's status as a republic. Each state typically awards all its electoral votes to the candidate who wins the popular vote, culminating in a joint session of Congress on January 6 to count the votes and confirm the president-elect.
Challenges to the certification process have occurred, notably in 2021 when objections were raised against Joe Biden's electors. However, such interruptions are rare, and the upcoming certification is expected to proceed without incident, reinforcing the established electoral framework.
Liberty Nation News: An Entirely Different January 6 - Liberty Nation News
January 6 marks a significant moment in American political history, symbolizing the turmoil of Donald Trump’s first term and the Capitol riot that followed the 2020 election. As Trump prepares for a potential second inauguration in 2025, memories of the 2021 events contrast sharply with the 2001 certification of George W. Bush, which was marked by legal battles and emotional strife.
The upcoming certification by Kamala Harris of Trump’s victory is expected to evoke mixed emotions, with Republicans celebrating and Democrats still grappling with the fallout from the Capitol riot. Many arrested participants are seeking to attend the inauguration, while Trump has indicated intentions to pardon some involved in the riot, further complicating the political landscape.
Fox News: Subway mayhem spurs Cuomo to urge halt to new NYC driving tax
New York's congestion pricing plan, which imposes a $9 toll for drivers entering Lower Manhattan, is set to take effect amid concerns about the safety of the mass transit system. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo supports the policy but questions if now is the right time given the current state of public confidence in transit.
Cuomo's spokesman emphasized the need for a data-driven study to assess the impact of the toll on New York's recovery post-COVID. Meanwhile, Governor Kathy Hochul remains committed to the plan, arguing it will reduce congestion and improve public transit. The debate continues as Cuomo's camp criticizes Hochul's leadership and timing.
#society
Le Monde: 'Indestructible': 'Charlie Hebdo' unveils special edition 10 years after attack
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo released a special edition to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the deadly 2015 attack on its offices. The front page, featuring a cartoon captioned "Indestructible!," celebrates the paper's resilience, while inside pages showcase a caricature contest mocking God and religious leaders.
The edition highlights the ongoing debate over freedom of expression in France, with a survey indicating that 76% of respondents view caricature as a fundamental right. Charlie Hebdo's history of provocative humor has drawn both support and criticism, particularly regarding its depictions of Islam.
GB News: Britons issued 60-day warning for South American holiday hotspot - with some tourists placed under 'curfew'
Ecuador has extended its state of emergency for 60 days starting January 2, 2025, due to ongoing internal disturbances and armed violence. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its travel guidance, urging British nationals to exercise caution and adhere to curfew rules from 10 PM to 5 AM in affected districts.
Tourists are advised to follow local authorities' instructions and check the FCDO's latest guidance for safety, entry requirements, and regional risks before traveling. The advisory highlights the importance of being aware of security challenges while enjoying Ecuador's attractions.
Fox News: Prince William, Kate Middleton 'fast-tracked' to throne as Prince Harry, Meghan Markle grasp for celebrity
The British royal family faced a challenging 2024, particularly with Princess Catherine's cancer diagnosis, but she is set to return to royal duties with renewed vigor. Prince William has been navigating his responsibilities largely alone but received praise after meeting President-elect Donald Trump.
Looking ahead to 2025, both William and Catherine are being prepared for increased royal duties as King Charles and Queen Camilla age. Meanwhile, Prince George and Princess Charlotte are becoming more independent, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to struggle with their financial situation and public image.
#health
Fox News: Arnold Schwarzenegger offers new fitness challenge after helping presidents and US military shape up
Arnold Schwarzenegger has launched the "Iron Ticket" challenge through his fitness app, The Pump, allowing users to share their fitness success stories. Every three months, he will select three participants—beginner, intermediate, and advanced—to train with him in person, promoting inclusivity in fitness.
Schwarzenegger aims to inspire people of all fitness levels, emphasizing that the challenge is ongoing to encourage lifelong commitment to health. His dedication to fitness has influenced many, including military members, as he has actively promoted physical health throughout his career.
Fox News: AI detects ovarian cancer better than human experts in new study
A study from Karolinska Institutet reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) can detect ovarian cancer with 86% accuracy, outperforming human experts. The AI was trained on over 17,000 ultrasound images, potentially improving diagnosis accessibility and reducing errors.
While promising, experts caution that AI should complement, not replace, human physicians. Further research is needed to validate its effectiveness in clinical settings and ensure it addresses diverse patient populations.