Author: News Desk

What’s on the front page of the LA Times? The front page of the Los Angeles Times this morning – 25/11/2024 – reports California is making so much solar energy that large commercial operators are increasingly forced to stop production, raising questions about the state’s costly plan to shift entirely to carbon-free sources of electricity. The front splash features an image of the homeless in California. The paper says the Fresno area is about to get hard on homelessness.  Dez Martinez greeted the homeless dwellers of Santa Clara Street on a recent October afternoon with open arms and a warm smile. As…

Bird flu virus detected in California raw milk State health officials said Sunday that bird flu virus was detected in a retail sample of raw milk from the Fresno-based Raw Farm dairy. The sample was collected by officials with the Santa Clara County public health office, who have been testing raw milk products from retail stores “as a second line of consumer protection.” County officials identified the virus in “one sample of raw milk purchased at a retail outlet” on Nov. 21, according to statements from both the state and the county. The county contacted stores on Friday and recommended…

What’s on the front page of USA Today? The front page of USA Today – 25/11/2024 – features an image from workers at a food bank. The paper says at the Brooklyn-based nonprofit CHIPS food pantry in New York City, food services director Pauline Auguste, left, executive director Peter Endriss and food services manager Janice Lebby stand between large bins of onions and potatoes Nov. 11 as they prepare for Thanksgiving needs.The lead story reports that migrant children are facing a new reality. The paper says immigrant advocates fear Trump’s policy shifts will hurt children the most. 

Immigrant advocates fear Trump’s policy shifts will hurt one group most: Children Keeping her up at night are thoughts of how the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump will treat immigrants in the U.S., specifically children. Walker Gates, an Austin-based immigration attorney who specializes in helping migrant children apply for asylum, said she fears that between Trump’s tougher immigration policies and his party’s control of both chambers of Congress, protection for children – both migrant and U.S. citizens – could be severely rolled back. “This is a group of individuals who are incredibly vulnerable and have no power politically,” Walker…

What’s on the front page of Bild?The front page of Bild says the Federal Office wants bunker app for cell phones, cellars should be expanded. The costs for funerals have risen sharply in 2023. The reason for this is higher wood and transport costs, according to the Hesse Undertaker Association. Coffins have become a third more expensive,” says association head Dominik Kracheletz. Many cities have also increased cemetery fees. The reason: more expensive urn graves, rising personnel and energy costs. In Fulda, fees rose by up to 245Elsewhere, the paper says migrants whose asylum applications were rejected or had little chance…

Police shoot rioter (34) in NRW Kamp-Lintfort (NRW) – The officers were called because of a disturbance, and the situation suddenly escalated on site. At least one shot was fired. And it was fatal. On Saturday evening around 9:50 p.m., the police in Wesel ( North Rhine-Westphalia ) received a report of a disturbance from an apartment in neighboring Kamp-Lintfort. “According to the current state of the investigation, a 34-year-old man is said to have suddenly attacked the police officers deployed with an object in the stairwell of the affected apartment building.” A police officer then used a firearm, which…

Now the people are turning against Mette-Marit For a long time, the Norwegians stood behind their crown princess. They did not condemn Mette-Marit as a bad mother, but rather Marius as an uncontrollable system breaker. However, the rape allegations against Borg Høiby are now becoming a turning point in support among the citizens. Too much has happened, has been tolerated, accepted, covered up. The people think that enough is enough. Read with BILDplus why even the monarchy is now at stake, what the people are demanding of Mette-Marit and what tragic consequences the scandal surrounding Marius has. https://www.bild.de/unterhaltung/royals-adel/marius-borg-hiby-nach-skandal-wendet-sich-volk-gegen-mette-marit-6742e5bcd3e4b22ff2f6abdd

What’s on the front page of Le Monde?  The front page of Le Monde reports on the far-right party – the RN – sticks to a posture rejecting measures aimed at combating global warming. The paper says that opposed to climate diplomacy, the National Rally fights the measures proposed by France and Europe at COP29 in Baku at the national level, Marine Le Pen’s troops presented a “counter-budget” which cuts all spending in favour of the environment. A picture of NGO Marea Verde who works on Wanda, the hydraulic and solar machine that collects waste from the Juan Diaz River,…

French mass rape trial: Court to hear prosecutors’ sentencing requests With evidence over in the trial of a man who drugged his wife for years so he could invite dozens of strangers to rape her, French prosecutors will from Monday, November 25, set out their sentencing requests to judges. Main defendant Dominique Pelicot has been in the dock in southern city Avignon since September along with 49 other men for organizing the rapes and sexual abuse of his now ex-wife Gisèle Pelicot. The case has shocked a France still working through its version of the MeToo movement, with the latest…

What’s on the front page of La Repubblica? The front page of La Repubblica this morning 25/11/2024 reports that the Constituent Assembly confirms the former prime minister as leader of the Movement. The guarantor and the limit of two mandates have been abolished. The founder: “From Franciscans to Jesuits”. Yes to alliances on the left but applause to anti-migrant appeals.The front page’s main image reports on Italy winning the Davis Cup. “The Davis Cup remains in Italy for the second consecutive year. Italy is here to stay.”The paper also features a story by the sister of a murdered woman. “It has…