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8 Jan 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: President Macron fires his prime minister
French President Emmanuel Macron has fired Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne in an attempt to revitalize his presidency. Borne, a technocrat known as "Macron's Iron Lady," had faced numerous challenges during her tenure. There is speculation about her potential successor, with Gabriel Attal, the current education minister, being a top contender.
Breitbart: Biden Not Considering Firing Defense Secretary over Hospital Issue
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin failed to inform the White House about his hospitalization, but President Biden is not considering firing him. Austin's failure to disclose his hospitalization has faced criticism, particularly from Republicans. Biden expressed support for Austin and looks forward to his return to work.
Forbes: Trump Asks Georgia To Throw Out Charges Based On ‘Presidential Immunity’
Donald Trump seeks to dismiss criminal charges in Georgia for attempting to overturn the 2020 election, using "presidential immunity" as an excuse. He has filed motions to throw out the indictment, claiming immunity in both criminal and civil cases. The court will rule on the motions while the appeals court and potentially the Supreme Court will consider the issue.
Fox News: Fox News Channel to host Trump, DeSantis and Haley for town halls ahead of critical Iowa caucuses
Former President Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley will have separate town hall events on Fox News. The events, co-moderated by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, will focus on women's issues and the leading issues facing voters in Iowa. Trump, who is in the lead in Iowa polls, is actively campaigning and urging supporters to show up to the caucuses.
The Telegraph: Monday evening news briefing: Sunak would 'strongly support' review into revoking CBE of ex-Post Office boss
Rishi Sunak supports reviewing Paula Vennells' CBE. Nigel Farage wants Starmer to explain his lack of intervention in the Horizon scandal. Alok Sharma plans to rebel against the government's North Sea oil plans.
#society
Forbes: New York Protesters Arrested: Pro-Palestinian Sit-Ins Briefly Close Brooklyn Bridge And Holland Tunnel
Over 100 protesters were arrested in New York City after pro-Palestinian sit-ins disrupted traffic on three major bridges and the Holland Tunnel. Demonstrators demanded a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. The protests were part of ongoing demonstrations critical of Israel and its occupation of the Gaza Strip.
The Economist: Britain’s health-care system looks rather as it did in the 1930s
Britain's health-care system is resembling the interwar system, with a growing number of people relying on private providers due to long waiting times and staffing shortages. The NHS strike and pandemic have worsened the backlog of patients waiting for treatment, with 42% of treatments having a waiting time of over 18 weeks. Private hospitals are receiving funding from the NHS for surgeries, and more people are paying for medical care directly, leading to a return of the mixed economy in healthcare.
#war
Times Of Israel: On Gaza civilian evacuation road, IDF uncovers largest Hamas rocket factory to date
Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip uncover a major Hamas rocket manufacturing plant along the main highway in Bureij. The site includes an underground lab for manufacturing explosives and rocket engines, as well as multiple tunnels used for weapon distribution. The IDF is in the process of demolishing the sites.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Japanese foreign minister visits Poland, pledges support against Russian aggression
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa strengthens ties with NATO nation, Poland, that shares a border with Ukraine. Japan pledges $37 million to NATO trust fund for drone detection systems.
#economy
Breitbart: Twice as Many Americans Say They Are Worse Off Economically After 2023's Bidenomics
Nearly half of Americans say they are worse off economically than they were a year ago, with only 23% reporting they are better off. Biden's push for "Bidenomics" has failed to convince Americans, as inflation remains a major concern. Democrats are more likely to feel better off, while racial disparities persist.
Le Monde: Boeing shares sink almost 9% after latest safety incident
Boeing shares plummeted after a 737 MAX plane with Alaska Airlines experienced a pressurization issue mid-flight, forcing regulators to ground similar planes for inspection. No fatalities or serious injuries occurred, but the incident raises concerns about the manufacturer's quality control. The mishap could also cause further delays in Boeing's production plans for the MAX.
#military
Breitbart: Biden on Vacation Same Time Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Hospitalized
President Joe Biden and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin were both out of office on New Year’s Day, leaving uncertainty about who would be in charge in a military emergency. Austin was hospitalized without Biden's knowledge, and Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks assumed some of his responsibilities while on vacation. This raised concerns about military orders during Austin's hospitalization.
#health
Fox News: Kansas Gov. Kelly makes more aggressive push for Medicaid expansion as legislative session opens
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly aggressively pushes for Medicaid expansion in Kansas despite Republican opposition. She plans to take a more political approach and target expansion-opposing Republicans during legislative races. Kelly aims to model her campaign after North Carolina's successful expansion.
#crime
Fox News: Nevada man seen attacking Clark County judge in viral video sentenced to up to 4 years
Defendant attacks judge after being denied probation. Judge sentences him to prison for felony battery. Courtroom brawl leaves multiple injuries.
Le Monde: Actor Idris Elba demands tougher action on knife crimes after spate of teen killings in Britain
Actor Idris Elba joins an anti-knife crime campaign in the UK, urging the government to ban machetes and "zombie" knives. Knife crime involving young people is a concern, with 21 teenagers killed in London in 2023. Elba also calls for technology companies to be held accountable for knife imagery on mobile phones.
Fox News: Missouri police search for 6 missing people who followed so-called social media prophet
Six people, including two young children, who follow an online spirituality influencer, disappeared from the St. Louis area. They were part of a spiritual cult led by Rashad Jamal White, who is serving a lengthy prison sentence. The group was last seen at a hotel in Florissant, Missouri. Followers of White have been accused of two murders in Alabama.
#sports
Le Monde: Franz Beckenbauer, German football legend, dies at 78
German football legend Franz Beckenbauer, known as "the Kaiser," has died at the age of 78. Beckenbauer, who won the World Cup as both a player and a coach, was hailed as one of European football's greatest figures and a true icon of the sport. However, his legacy was marred by his involvement in scandals surrounding Germany's bid to host the 2006 World Cup.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Best Camping Gadgets of 2024
Camping gadgets make camping convenient and enjoyable. The best gadgets include a water filter, a solar shower, a solar generator, a satellite communicator, a camp kitchen, a camp seat, a seating pad, and a folding wagon. Consider the purpose, size, quality, and compatibility before buying.
#other
Forbes: ‘Mean Girls’ Will Be The Year’s 1st Franchise Film. Here Are All The Others In 2024—‘Dune,’ ‘Beetlejuice,’ ‘Venom,’ Many More
Hollywood studios are relying on sequels and franchise films to attract audiences, despite reports of "IP fatigue." The musical remake of "Mean Girls" is set to open with a $27 million weekend, kicking off a year filled with familiar characters and franchise titles. However, experts predict an "off year" at the box office due to audience fatigue and other industry challenges.