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#politics
Le Monde: 'Monacogate': Prince Albert II's former trusted adviser tells police everything
Monaco's ruling Grimaldi family faces scrutiny as the European Commission considers adding the principality to its list of high-risk states for failing to meet anti-money laundering standards. This follows allegations from former asset manager Claude Palmero, who claims Prince Albert II sought to keep financial dealings opaque.
Palmero's statements, made during police interrogations, suggest deeper issues within the royal family's financial practices. His dismissal in 2023 and subsequent cooperation with investigators have raised concerns about the potential fallout for the monarchy.
#society
Fox News: Hurricane season is back, but for parts of Florida, it feels like it never ended
Residents of Redington Beach, Florida, are struggling with recovery after hurricanes Helene and Milton, facing bureaucratic delays and insurance issues. Many homeowners, some of whom have lived there for decades, are caught in a permitting process that hinders rebuilding efforts.
While some businesses have managed to reopen quickly, the overall recovery remains slow, with conflicting local codes and a shortage of contractors exacerbating the situation. Local tourism is seen as vital for economic recovery, helping families and businesses bounce back.
GB News: Donald Trump says Los Angeles ‘would be on fire’ without his intervention
President Trump has labeled rioters in Los Angeles as "paid insurrectionists" while defending the deployment of the National Guard to manage violent protests. He criticized local governors for their handling of the situation, suggesting they would receive less federal funding due to their incompetence.
Trump emphasized that without the National Guard's intervention, Los Angeles would have faced severe destruction. He accused California Governor Gavin Newsom of failing to control the riots and stated that the military had to step in to restore order, asserting that the police were overwhelmed.
#economy
GB News: Council tax worth staggering £650,000 written off by local authority
Leeds City Council has decided to write off over £650,000 in unpaid council tax, citing no realistic prospect of collection despite previous recovery efforts. This amount represents about 0.1% of the council's total liability and includes debts from individuals who are bankrupt, deceased, or untraceable.
The write-off occurs amid increasing financial pressures on councils nationwide, with Leeds City Council also approving a 4.99% tax increase for 2025/26 to help fund social care and achieve significant savings.
#military
Times Of Israel: Cops rushed to Moshav Yakhini, killed Hamas terrorists within hours on Oct. 7 — probe
On October 7, 2023, a squad of eight Hamas terrorists attacked Moshav Yakhini, killing 11 people, including civilians and security personnel, before being eliminated by police within hours. The Israeli Defense Forces' investigation revealed that the military was unprepared for such simultaneous attacks on communities.
The probe highlighted the bravery of police and civilians who engaged the attackers, ultimately leading to the elimination of all terrorists. However, it criticized the IDF for failing to defend the area adequately, as it had not anticipated a coordinated assault of this scale.
Fox News: U.S. Army deploys cutting-edge $13M smart rifle scopes that automatically shoot down enemy drones in combat
The U.S. Army is enhancing its capabilities against drone threats with the introduction of the SMASH 2000L smart scope, which utilizes AI and sensors to automatically lock onto and target drones. This technology was demonstrated during a live-fire exercise in Germany.
The SMASH 2000L is lightweight and compatible with standard rifles, allowing individual soldiers to effectively neutralize drones without requiring complex systems or additional support. A $13 million contract has been awarded to Smart Shooter Ltd. to supply these scopes to troops as part of a broader initiative to modernize military equipment.