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17 Aug 2024
#society
Le Monde: Why are footballers investing in clubs, like Mbappé purchasing SM Caen?
Kylian Mbappé, fresh from joining Real Madrid, secures an 80% stake in Stade Malherbe Caen. With ambitions beyond the pitch, he aims to reshape the club's future, potentially turning a profit after revitalizing its finances and securing Ligue 1 promotion.
This trend reflects a shift among elite players investing in clubs, preparing for life after football, driven not just by profit, but a desire to impact the sport.
Fox News: Couple hosting luxury wedding at famed cathedral asks guests to fork over $333 each
In a twist on traditional weddings, New Yorkers Kareem and Nova Styles sold tickets to their wedding, charging $333 for a "Styles Wedding Experience" that included a ceremony and celebrations at various venues. Despite backlash labeling them greedy and tacky, they defended the move as a way to manage costs.
The couple, squeezed by logistics and a desire to keep their guest list from ballooning, claimed the ticket sales didn't fully cover their $70,000 reception costs. They embraced the criticism with a shrug, suggesting their approach could be a practical solution for future weddings.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine ready to join International Criminal Court
Ukraine is on the brink of joining the International Criminal Court (ICC) after years of hesitation, as President Zelensky pushes a bill to ratify the Rome Statute. This step could bolster Ukraine’s stance against Russian war crimes and support its European integration.
The ratification includes a seven-year immunity for Ukrainians from prosecution for war crimes, aimed at easing fears about the court's reach. Meanwhile, the ICC continues to chase Russian leaders for their actions in the ongoing conflict.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Dramatic footage shows Himars destroying Russian bridge
A Himars strike shattered a vital bridge in Russia's Kursk region, severing supply lines for troops in Glushkovo. The bridge, now a tangle of twisted steel, turned a simple journey into a perilous detour for reinforcements, as Russian channels spread the news.
The Russian foreign ministry claims the attack, attributed to Western missiles, resulted in civilian casualties during an evacuation effort. The ground beneath Moscow's plans has grown unstable.
#culture
Fox News: Pumpkin spice season makes early arrival: Here's why America goes crazy for the fall flavor
August still clings to summer, yet chains like Krispy Kreme and 7-Eleven are already dishing out pumpkin spice delicacies. This seasonal rush is no accident; it's a masterclass in nostalgia and marketing that taps into our fond memories of fall.
The allure of pumpkin spice isn’t just flavor; it’s a warm embrace from the past, a comfort in shorter days. As temperatures drop, these familiar tastes become a collective ritual—each sip is an invitation to savor autumn’s cozy pleasures.
#education
Times Of Israel: ‘School will not start,’ warns head of Teachers Union amid impasse in wage negations
High school teachers in Israel stand at a crossroads as salary negotiations hit a wall, with union head Ran Erez warning that the school year may not start without an agreement. The Finance Ministry claims the union has widened the conflict, leaving education funding in limbo.
Despite assurances from Education Minister Yoav Kisch that negotiations will resume, urgent talks seem absent. Past years have seen last-minute agreements avert crisis, but with war and budget cuts looming, the tension could unravel the fabric of education further.
#science
The Economist: AI scientists are producing new theories of how the brain learns
Geoffrey Hinton, dubbed the Godfather of AI, ponders the parallels between artificial neural networks and the brain's learning mechanisms. His quest has always been about understanding human cognition through the lens of machine learning.
While new AI models revolutionize various fields, Hinton hopes they offer deeper insights into the complexities of our own grey matter's problem-solving prowess.