πMario Nawfal:
π¨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1.β Azerbaijan Airlines Flight J28243, carrying 67 passengers, crashed near Aqtau, Kazakhstan, killing 38 people. Although the cause of the crash is unknown at present, there is speculation that Russian air defense fire may have led to the crash.
2.β Trump trolled Trudeau again, suggesting Wayne Gretzky, the legendary Canadian ice hockey player, run for Prime Minister of Canada. Or, as Trump put it: "soon to be known as the Governor of Canada."
3.β The Wall Street Journal revealed Biden's own staff filtered out negative news and poll numbers. His handlers spent 4 years crafting an alternate universe for their boss, limiting press access, scripting appearances, and hiding reports about his cognitive decline.
4.β Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the French had been negotiating a ceasefire with them without including Ukraine and that Russia doesn't trust them since they were also publicly calling for more strikes on the country.
5.β China upped the stakes with the maiden flight of its latest jet, codenamed the Baidi or White Emperor. The 6th generation jet is designed to be an "integrated space-air fighter" that can fly at supersonic speeds and operate in space.
6.β The Philadelphia Fed revealed that U.S jobs plummeted in Q2 2023, despite the Biden administration previously claiming they had risen by 653,000.
7.β A report revealed that nearly 30% of Wikipedia's budget last year went to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. That's $50 million for DEI instead of, you know, improving the actual site.
8.β A Brooklyn man attacked 2 random victims at Grand Central Station, slashing a woman's neck and a man's wrist just days after a woman died after being set on fire while she slept on a subway train.
9.β Chile's Metropolitan Region battled severe wildfires driven by record-high temperatures sweeping across the area.
10. New Zealand entered a recession. Its GDP shrank by 1.0% in Q3, following a 1.1%
π¨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1.β Azerbaijan Airlines Flight J28243, carrying 67 passengers, crashed near Aqtau, Kazakhstan, killing 38 people. Although the cause of the crash is unknown at present, there is speculation that Russian air defense fire may have led to the crash.
2.β Trump trolled Trudeau again, suggesting Wayne Gretzky, the legendary Canadian ice hockey player, run for Prime Minister of Canada. Or, as Trump put it: "soon to be known as the Governor of Canada."
3.β The Wall Street Journal revealed Biden's own staff filtered out negative news and poll numbers. His handlers spent 4 years crafting an alternate universe for their boss, limiting press access, scripting appearances, and hiding reports about his cognitive decline.
4.β Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the French had been negotiating a ceasefire with them without including Ukraine and that Russia doesn't trust them since they were also publicly calling for more strikes on the country.
5.β China upped the stakes with the maiden flight of its latest jet, codenamed the Baidi or White Emperor. The 6th generation jet is designed to be an "integrated space-air fighter" that can fly at supersonic speeds and operate in space.
6.β The Philadelphia Fed revealed that U.S jobs plummeted in Q2 2023, despite the Biden administration previously claiming they had risen by 653,000.
7.β A report revealed that nearly 30% of Wikipedia's budget last year went to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. That's $50 million for DEI instead of, you know, improving the actual site.
8.β A Brooklyn man attacked 2 random victims at Grand Central Station, slashing a woman's neck and a man's wrist just days after a woman died after being set on fire while she slept on a subway train.
9.β Chile's Metropolitan Region battled severe wildfires driven by record-high temperatures sweeping across the area.
10. New Zealand entered a recession. Its GDP shrank by 1.0% in Q3, following a 1.1%
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