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7 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: FDNY union leaders warn against congestion pricing after being denied exemption: 'Don't go down this road'
FDNY union leaders are opposing New York City's new congestion pricing, arguing it will hinder emergency response times. The toll, which costs up to $21.60 for larger vehicles, forces firefighters to leave personal cars at home, complicating their ability to respond quickly to emergencies.
Firefighters are experiencing longer wait times and increased overtime, with many staying on duty for hours after their shifts. Union leaders have requested an exemption from the pricing but have not received a response, raising concerns about safety and efficiency.
Fox News: Who could replace Trudeau as Canadian prime minister, with Trump threatening tariffs?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation amid declining popularity and an upcoming election. The Liberal Party will select a new leader through a national contest, with contenders including Chrystia Freeland, Mark Carney, and Dominic LeBlanc, who face challenges from the Conservative Party.
The new leader must address rising living costs, an immigration crisis, and economic pressures from President-elect Trump. Trudeau's departure has sparked interest from various party figures, including former British Columbia Premier Christy Clark and ex-MP Frank Baylis, who aims to bring a fresh perspective.
Fox News: Trump says Meta has ‘come a long way’ after Zuckerberg ends fact-checking on platforms
President-elect Donald Trump praised Meta's decision to end its fact-checking program, stating the company has "come a long way." Meta aims to restore free expression by simplifying policies and replacing fact-checking with a "Community Notes" model, admitting past moderation practices were excessive.
Meta's chief global policy director emphasized the need for more open discourse on sensitive topics and acknowledged the opportunity to collaborate with the incoming Trump administration to promote free expression and American business interests.
Fox News: Trump announces $20 billion in new data centers in post-certification address
President-elect Trump held a press conference at Mar-a-Lago, marking his first address since the certification of his election victory. He announced a $20 billion investment in new data centers across the U.S., primarily in Texas, Oklahoma, and Indiana, aimed at advancing AI and cloud technologies.
The funding will come from DAMAC Properties, led by Hussain Sajwani, and is expected to be allocated over a short period. This investment reflects Trump's focus on technological development in the Midwest.
#society
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: What Westminster gets wrong about Elon Musk
British politics faces criticism for its handling of key issues, including persistent inflation and stagnant growth. The Labour Party's proposals for education reform have been deemed uninspiring, and the country is bracing for more severe weather due to climate change.
Meal-replacement drinks are gaining popularity in Britain, marketed as both aspirational and efficient. Meanwhile, the enduring presence of corner shops highlights a unique aspect of British society.
#health
The Telegraph: Italian village bans residents from becoming seriously ill
The mayor of Belcastro, a small village in Calabria, Italy, humorously decreed that residents should avoid serious illness due to inadequate healthcare services. With half the population elderly and limited medical personnel, he hopes to draw attention to the region's struggling healthcare system.
Calabria's healthcare is among the worst in Italy, prompting many residents to seek treatment elsewhere. The mayor's decree aims to provoke political action to improve local health services, as emergency care is far away and local facilities are severely limited.
#technology
GB News: Samsung's new Smart TVs will include Google audio system that sounds like an incredible upgrade
Samsung unveiled new Smart TVs at CES, introducing Eclipsa Audio, a 3D audio technology co-developed with Google to rival Dolby Atmos. This system offers immersive sound experiences for viewers, with support across Samsung's 2025 TV lineup and soundbars.
The Frame TV's price has been reduced by £200, and it will include over £260 in bundled apps. YouTube will be the first platform to support Eclipsa Audio, enhancing audio content for users with compatible devices.