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12 Aug 2024
#politics
The Mirror: Reform UK MP piled millions of pounds into offshore tax haven property empire
Reform UK's Richard Tice set up an offshore family trust in Jersey over 30 years ago to avoid double tax on international investments. Despite living in the UK for decades, he only moved the trust onshore five years ago. Tice denies any wrongdoing while facing scrutiny over his financial maneuvers.
Questions swirl around his patriotism versus his tax strategies, as critics highlight the hypocrisy of his elite status amidst calls for fairness. He maintains he contributes to the UK's economy, yet the trust's origins raise eyebrows about his commitment to the British tax system.
#society
The Mirror: Poll shows what Brits think of Elon Musk - and the billionaire won't like it
Nearly half of Twitter/X users are contemplating leaving the platform due to Elon Musk's controversial remarks, particularly his claim about the UK slipping towards civil war, a statement that has sparked significant backlash. Correspondingly, many potential Tesla buyers are now hesitant, with nearly 53% reconsidering their purchases.
Critics, including government officials, are vocal about Musk's toxic influence, labeling Twitter/X a "place of misery." A growing discontent is clear as both users and Tesla owners express regret over their connections to Musk's brand.
Le Monde: Greece: Thousands flee as wildfires approach Athens
Flames licked at the edges of Athens as wildfires ravaged the countryside, forcing thousands, including Marathon's residents, to flee. Despite firefighters' bravado, the inferno barreled onward, fueled by record heat and winds, painting a dire picture for the summer.
With hospitals evacuating and voices rising in panic, Marathon's mayor called it a "biblical catastrophe." In an age where nature's wrath is sharpened by human folly, the battle against the blaze raged but hope flickered dimly.
#war
The Mirror: Ukraine pushing into 'aggressor's territory' as Zelensky says troops in Russia
Ukraine's military has crossed into Russian territory, marking a significant turning point in the conflict. President Zelensky declared a proactive approach as videos show troops replacing Russian flags with Ukrainian ones, raising tensions further.
In response, Russia is mobilizing defenses and evacuating civilians from border areas after Ukrainian drone attacks intensified. A recent missile strike in Kyiv resulted in civilian casualties, demonstrating the severity of the ongoing violence.
#culture
Le Monde: The success of the Paris Olympics cannot have no tomorrow
The Paris Olympics defied naysayers, transforming a divided nation into a celebration of unity and joy. From an inventive opening to a flawless closing, France showcased its vibrant culture and the remarkable achievements of its athletes, lifting spirits in a time of decline.
This fleeting magic demands reflection on how to harness this newfound energy and togetherness. If the Games can steer France away from division towards inclusiveness, they might just alter the political landscape and challenge the narratives of fear and resentment.
#education
Fox News: Chicago teachers' union claim that Black kids cannot pass standardized tests doesn't go over well with mom
Stacy Davis Gates, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, ignited controversy by labeling standardized tests as "junk science rooted in White supremacy," sparking a heated exchange during a radio interview. A Black mother rebutted, insisting that Black children can succeed on tests and emphasizing the real issue: the literacy gap.
In a climate where education and race collide, voices clash over the metrics of achievement. Gates advocates for critical race theory while critics demand a focus on genuine learning tools for students.