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8 Mar 2024
#politics
Forbes: George Santos Makes Surprise State Of The Union Appearance (Photos)
Expelled ex-Rep. George Santos seen at Biden address with Gaetz, Boebert. Despite scandal, may consider future political run. Expelled from Congress, facing federal charges of theft from campaign, still present in DC.
#society
Le Monde: More than 230 million individuals worldwide have survived female genital mutilation
Over 230 million women worldwide are survivors of female genital mutilation, with Africa leading the numbers. Progress has been made in some countries, but challenges remain in eradicating this harmful practice.
Despite some declines in prevalence, FGM continues to harm millions of girls globally. Social norms and beliefs play a significant role in perpetuating this practice, highlighting the need for continued efforts to protect girls and end this harmful tradition.
#crime
Breitbart: College Wrestler Arrested for Allegedly Murdering Teammate, Caught Wearing Blood-Stained Clothes
College wrestler arrested for teammate's murder after being found in barn wearing bloodied shirt. No known motive. Suspect described as a loner. Autopsy shows victim was strangled. Suspect had exhibited strange behavior prior. Accused faces murder charges.
#sports
Breitbart: ESPN's Pat McAfee and Stephen A. Smith Had an 'Explosive Argument'
A fierce argument between ESPN personalities McAfee and Smith over a new show leads to McAfee being banned from First Take, but both deny the ban. Smith later clarifies his comments on McAfee's intelligence and work ethic, emphasizing a divide among ESPN commentators.
#outdoors
Breitbart: 5-Time Iditarod Champion Dallas Seavey Kills and Guts a Moose that Got Entangled with His Dog Team
Iditarod veteran musher Dallas Seavey had to shoot a moose in self-defense after it injured his dogs at the start of the race. Other mushers in past races have faced similar encounters, with some needing to kill the moose to protect their team. The moose kill follows race rules for big game animals but raises questions with the new race marshal.