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6 Jun 2024
#politics
GB News: Gloria De Piero blasts Wales' first minister confidence vote: 'It's a gimmick!'
Vaughan Gething faced a no confidence vote by Welsh Conservatives due to donations controversy. Despite calls by GB News presenter Gloria De Piero for him to be given a chance to govern, he lost the vote but refused to resign, receiving support from his allies.
#history
Le Monde: The veterans traveling to France to celebrate D-Day's 'last big anniversary'
Elderly veterans travel to Normandy for 80th D-Day anniversary celebrations, reliving past and making one final journey. The trip is a dream come true, organized with meticulous planning, and honored by heads of state. Volunteers assist in bringing 250 centenarians from various countries to commemorate Operation Overlord, receiving heartfelt welcome and adoration from children and locals. Fabienne Manteca, principal of a local school in Bayeux, speaks of the extraordinary day awaiting the veterans, providing insight into the impact of their presence on younger generations. Betty Rosevear, a 103-year-old US Army nurse, sadly had to cancel her trip due to health issues.
The Federalist: 80 Years After D-Day, Remember Those Who Liberated The World
June 6, 1944: D-Day, the largest military mobilization in history, marks a turning point in WWII. Less than 200 survivors are alive today. Eisenhower led an invasion to preserve freedom and Christian civilization. Tribute to the soldiers emphasized the profound moral difference between force for liberation and conquest. Memory of their sacrifice fades each generation.
#technology
Forbes: FTC Is Reportedly Probing Microsoft’s Deal With Inflection AI
FTC probes Microsoft's AI deal with Inflection AI, scrutinizing possible antitrust avoidance. Deal allowed Microsoft to use Inflection's AI models without acquiring equity or intellectual property.