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27 Jul 2024
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘What are you waiting for?’ Hostage families to rally, pressing Netanyahu to reach deal
In Tel Aviv, families of hostages rally, demanding swift action from Prime Minister Netanyahu to secure the release of loved ones held by Hamas. With time running out for the 115 captives, voices of the bereaved rally against delays, insisting on immediate negotiations.
Meanwhile, anti-government protests mirror these calls, demanding elections and quick resolution, echoing across 80 locations in Israel. The urgency is palpable, as the wounds from previous violence linger, and the specter of loss looms large.
#economy
Forbes: Kamala Harris And Wall Street: Here's Who's Backing Her This Time—Despite Fraught History
Kamala Harris pulls heavyweight endorsements from finance titans like Soros and Gray. Yet, her sparse record and past confrontations with Wall Street cast shadows on her potential. With Trump perceived as the preferred choice for banks, analysts predict a rocky road ahead for Harris.
Despite past successes in financial settlements, the duo of banking influence and skepticism looms large. The market’s pulse quickens with talks of regulations under her, but history tilts the balance towards a Trump win as a boon for financial stocks.
#culture
Le Monde: Our five favourite custards to try in Paris and the Ile-de-France region
Flan pâtissier has roots in Roman times but flourished into its current tart form by the early 20th century, crafted from prime ingredients like fresh cream and vanilla. Paris now boasts several must-try bakeries, each with their own take on this nostalgic indulgence.
Stéphane Glacier, Kevin Lacote, and Noémie Giorno lead the pack, blending tradition with a dash of modern flair. Their flans draw crowds, offering crisp crusts and luscious fillings that evoke the sweet echoes of childhood.
#education
Fox News: Here's what American universities should teach instead of activism
Colleges and universities are losing the trust of Americans, with a growing consensus that they are failing to prepare students for meaningful work. Business leaders complain that degrees lack relevance, while nearly half of Americans believe schools promote political agendas over education.
To regain confidence, institutions must focus on skills and job readiness, integrating industry partnerships and moral education into their curricula. A shift towards practical training and ethical foundations is essential for student success and societal progress.