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15 Aug 2024
#society
Fox News: Dinner date dilemmas revealed in new Yelp etiquette guide, including who should pay the bill
Yelp's new etiquette guide sets the table for modern dining, revealing that 80% of users believe phones should stay off the table, especially on dates. When it comes to bills, 68% argue that the date initiator should pay, with regional differences coloring opinions.
Timeliness matters too; 76% disapprove of being over 10 minutes late. Intuitive tipping practices emerge, with 65% opting for the standard 20%, but nearly 90% prefer flexibility. Etiquette’s not just a relic; it’s vital for a smooth dining experience.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Ksenia Karelina: US-Russian Gets 12-Year Treason Sentence In Russia For $50 Donation—Here’s What To Know
Ksenia Karelina, a Russian-American woman, was sentenced to 12 years in a Russian prison for treason over a $51.80 donation to a pro-Ukraine charity. Arrested at an airport, her plea of guilt came during a closed trial, with her defense planning an appeal.
With her dual citizenship denied by Russia, Karelina’s case highlights the risks for Americans abroad amid rising tensions. Her boyfriend hopes for her inclusion in a future prisoner swap with the U.S.
#military
The Telegraph: Russia orders evacuation of 20,000 more residents as Ukraine’s assault continues
Russia's Kursk region faces a mass evacuation as Ukraine intensifies its cross-border assault, claiming significant territorial gains. Meanwhile, fierce fighting rages as both sides rush reinforcements and fortifications in an escalating conflict reminiscent of past wars.
Ukrainian forces are capturing Russian prisoners and preparing for future exchanges, as drone footage shows a wave of surrenders. With Kyiv’s top general confirming slow advances, the battle lines remain drawn, testing both resolve and strategy.
The Telegraph: Suspected sabotage attack on drinking water at German army barracks
The German army is on high alert after discovering unusual contaminants in the drinking water at a barracks thought to be targeted by saboteurs. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius suggests a need for vigilance as investigations point towards possible Russian involvement.
Authorities also arrested two German-Russian citizens tied to bomb plot schemes, raising alarm over a wider threat. With recent incidents, security measures are tightening on military bases amid fears of hybrid warfare tactics resembling those seen in the Ukraine conflict.
#culture
Fox News: Decorating for Halloween early? These 4 stores already have Halloween decorations out
As the air turns crisp, retailers are rolling out Halloween decorations, enticing fans to embrace their spooky spirit early. Walmart, Home Depot, Michaels, and JOANN Fabric are stocked with ghosts, skulls, and cheerful ghouls, making it easy to deck out your dwelling.
From giant inflatable black cats to animated witches that speak, consumers can transform their homes into haunted havens. With deals on everything from doormats to decorative pillows, the only thing missing is a cauldron brewing the season’s magic.
#history
Le Monde: Leaders mark 'sacrifices' of African soldiers at commemoration of Provence landings
On August 15, 2024, French President Emmanuel Macron honored the 80th anniversary of the Allied landings in Provence, acknowledging the crucial role of African soldiers who fought alongside French troops. He emphasized their sacrifices, as relations remain tense between France and some African nations.
Macron's call for unity among all who identify as French echoes the long-ignored contributions of non-white soldiers in WWII, while an array of African leaders attended the ceremony, shedding light on France's complex past. Weather canceled further commemorations.
#health
Forbes: Vaccine Maker Shares Soar After WHO Declares Health Emergency Over Africa Mpox Outbreak
When the WHO declared a public health emergency over mpox in Africa, shares of Bavarian Nordic surged. The company is a key player in vaccine production. People are scrambling for doses, but that means money—always a dirty little problem in dealing with disease.
The outbreak threatens to spike, with a mutation that spreads more easily. With more than 17,000 suspected cases and 500 deaths reported this year, the stakes are high. The world watches as nations race to mobilize resources and the clock ticks steadily on.