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#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk’s 2006 Climate Manifesto For Tesla Is Gone From Its Website
Elon Musk's 2006 "Secret Master Plan" for Tesla, outlining a vision for affordable electric vehicles and a shift towards renewable energy, has been removed from the company's blog. Musk's recent political stance has shifted, expressing a more moderate position on fossil fuels and climate change.
Tesla is facing legal challenges over misleading claims about its autonomous vehicle technology, with older blog posts disappearing amidst scrutiny and lawsuits. The company now emphasizes robotaxis over its previous goals for vehicle production rates.
#society
Le Monde: In Cuba, repression continues to paralyze civil society
In Havana, a group of artists reunites amidst Cuba's severe social crisis, where nearly 500,000 have left the country recently. Despite difficulties, painter Eduardo expresses his love for Cuba, highlighting the complex relationship between artists, politics, and exile.
The artistic community grapples with the pressures of political involvement, with some using art for activism while others prefer to remain nonaligned, fearing repercussions from both the government and opposition groups.
Fox News: Michigan officials reel in record 125-pound prehistoric fish stretching 6-plus feet long
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported a record lake sturgeon catch during its annual survey on Lake St. Clair. The fish weighed 125 pounds, exceeded six feet in length, and may be nearly 80 years old, contributing to conservation data for this unique species.
Lake sturgeon typically range from four to six feet long and weigh 30 to 80 pounds, with lifespans of 50 to 100 years. Conservation efforts seek to promote their survival and habitat use.
GB News: Society is being 'forced to admit males into female spaces', blasts app CEO
The CEO of Giggle for Girls criticized Australia's women's rights following a court ruling that supported transgender rights. The Federal Court deemed that Roxanne Tickle faced "indirect gender discrimination" for being barred from the platform in 2021.
GB News: Trans row erupts after court rules against female-only app: ‘Women’s rights are non-existent!’
Sally Grover, CEO of the Giggle for Girls app, criticized a recent Australian Federal Court ruling that found transgender woman Roxanne Tickle a victim of gender discrimination. Grover claimed this decision undermines women's rights, arguing that it forces the recognition of males in female spaces.
Grover expressed personal stress and frustration over the ruling, indicating that the decision could lead to the app's permanent exclusion of biological women. She contended that the ordinary meaning of sex is biological, not changeable by gender identity claims.
The Telegraph: Watch: Spanish anti-tourism protesters continually use zebra crossing to thwart beachgoers
Protesters in Hio, Galicia, temporarily occupied zebra crossings to block tourists from the beach, citing traffic congestion and local quality of life concerns. The protest, involving around 80 participants, highlighted frustration over unchecked tourism impact on community resources.
Local residents feel overwhelmed by tourist behavior and its effects on beaches and public spaces. Similar protests against mass tourism have occurred in other Spanish regions, reflecting widespread discontent.
#economy
The Economist: Why Texas Republicans are souring on crypto
Texas Republicans are shifting their stance on cryptocurrency, emphasizing support for Bitcoin mining in their recent party platform. Following a major Bitcoin conference, Donald Trump promised to position the U.S. as the leading hub for cryptocurrency.
This comes amidst changes in profitability dynamics within the state's energy market, raising questions about the viability of Bitcoin mining.
Forbes: Colin Huang Is No Longer China’s Richest Man After Shares Plunge 30%
Colin Huang, CEO of PDD Holdings, lost $14.1 billion in a single day after the company's shares plummeted 28.5% due to disappointing quarterly results and lowered profitability predictions. He is now China's fourth richest billionaire with a net worth of $35.2 billion.
PDD Holdings is investing heavily to support vendors and enhance its supply chain, sacrificing short-term profitability amidst increased competition and changing consumer behavior. Analysts express concern about the company's future profitability and valuation.
#military
The Telegraph: Israeli hostage rescued from tunnel in southern Gaza
Israeli Defense Forces successfully rescued Qaid Farhan Al-Qadi, a hostage taken by Hamas during the October 7 attacks. The operation, described as complex, involved commandos from an elite naval unit and resulted in Al-Qadi being in stable condition.
The rescue came amid ongoing hostilities, with over 100 hostages still believed to be held in Gaza. Families of hostages emphasized that military efforts alone will not secure their release, advocating for negotiations as a viable solution.
#culture
Forbes: This ‘Ted Lasso’ Star Is Reportedly Not Returning For Season 4 As Series Regular
Ted Lasso is nearing a Season 4 renewal, with the studio securing option pickups for main cast members. However, Phil Dunster, who plays Jamie Tartt, may not return regularly due to scheduling conflicts with other projects.
Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, and Jeremy Swift are set to return, but it remains uncertain if co-creators Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt will join. The studio is expected to reach out to them soon.
#crime
Fox News: Kentucky dentist, son arrested after woman found murdered at his home as her family sues police over killing
Michael McKinney II and his son, Michael McKinney III, face criminal charges in connection to the stabbing death of Amber Spradlin, found in McKinney II's home in June 2023. Both have pleaded not guilty to evidence tampering, with the son also charged with murder.
Spradlin's family has filed a civil lawsuit against various entities, including the local police, alleging negligence and obstruction of justice. They claim Spradlin's death could have been prevented if law enforcement responded adequately to earlier emergency calls.