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9 Jan 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Facebook Going Full MAGA? Dana White Joins Meta Board of Directors as Zuckerberg Promises Free Speech
Dana White, CEO of UFC and a Trump ally, has joined the board of Meta, invited by CEO Mark Zuckerberg. White expressed enthusiasm for social media's future and aims to help elevate Meta. This move reflects a shift in Meta's policies towards more free speech.
Recent changes at Meta suggest a pivot from left-leaning policies to a more centrist approach, with key appointments indicating a growing influence of Republican-aligned executives. This has been viewed as a significant victory for free speech advocates.
Le Monde: Costa Rica President Chaves does not like criticism, nor the press
Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves conducts weekly press conferences that resemble promotional broadcasts, where he praises his administration while attacking critics, including journalists and political figures. The format allows for questions from accredited media, but often devolves into confrontational exchanges.
Chaves specifically targets respected journalists, accusing them of having ulterior motives and attempting to damage the country's image. His approach reflects a blend of self-congratulation and hostility toward dissenting voices.
#society
GB News: Drivers face £100 penalty charges for breaking new traffic rules which 'puts lives at risk'
North Lanarkshire Council in Scotland has introduced new traffic enforcement rules prohibiting pavement parking, effective early 2025. This initiative aims to enhance pedestrian safety, particularly for vulnerable groups. During an initial grace period, warning notices will be issued instead of fines.
Once enforcement begins, drivers can face a £100 penalty for violations, reduced to £50 if paid within 14 days. Exemptions exist for emergency services and certain delivery vehicles under specific conditions. The council emphasizes the importance of considerate parking to avoid obstructing road access.
#economy
Forbes: Port Workers Avoid Potential Major Strike—What To Know As Union Reaches Deal With Port Operators
Dockworkers along the East and Gulf Coasts have reached a tentative agreement with the United States Maritime Alliance, potentially averting a strike ahead of a January 15 deadline. The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) represents over 85,000 workers and is set to vote on the deal.
The negotiations focused on automation, with workers concerned about job security due to new technologies. The previous strike in October lasted three days and highlighted the potential economic impact of prolonged work stoppages, which could reach billions in losses.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Restoring the Beauty of the Liturgy
Cardinal Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI, emphasized that the Church must maintain the beauty of liturgy to effectively transform and humanize the world, linking beauty to holiness and truth. He warned that without this beauty, the world risks descending into chaos.
Mother Thomas More, born Mary Berry, dedicated her life to restoring Gregorian chant and liturgical beauty, founding the Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge and advocating for traditional music amidst modern changes. Her contributions were recognized by both the Church and British monarchy.
#health
Fox News: Alcohol linked to cancer in health advisory as doctors react
The U.S. surgeon general has issued a new advisory linking alcohol consumption to cancer, citing research that associates it with at least seven types of cancer. Dr. Vivek Murthy emphasizes the negative health impacts of alcohol, including its effects on brain health.
Additionally, concerns are rising over a fast-spreading virus in China, raising fears of a potential pandemic. The health landscape continues to evolve with these significant developments.
#crime
Fox News: Chemical used for explosives found in New Orleans terrorist's storage unit: FBI
The FBI discovered sulfuric acid, a common chemical for explosives, in a Texas storage locker linked to Shamsud-Din Jabbar, identified as the perpetrator of a New Year's attack in New Orleans. The locker was rented by Jabbar, and he had previously left bomb-making materials at his Airbnb.
Jabbar, a 42-year-old U.S. citizen, drove a truck into a crowd and fired at law enforcement before being killed. The FBI classified the incident as an act of terrorism, revealing that an ISIS flag and an improvised explosive device were found in his vehicle.
#other
Fox News: PHOTO GALLERY: Palisades fire before and after
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