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- Somalis condemn Trump’s insults, though some argue he spoke the ‘truth
- Police comb fire-ravaged Hong Kong apartments as death toll rises to 146
- Word circulates within Kentucky program that Chip Kelly could become the next head coach
- Death toll hits 212 as Sri Lanka faces severe destruction from Cyclone Ditwah
- 4 killed, 10 injured in shooting at California banquet hall during family celebration
- Global airlines race to fix Airbus jets as US carriers report minimal disruptions
- Burrow Leads Bengals to Win in Return, Cowboys Top Chiefs, and Love Excels in Packers Win: Thanksgiving NFL Recap
- Trump ‘Cancelling’ Biden Executive Orders, Including Those Signed by Autopen
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Somalis Condemn Trump’s Insults as Offensive, Though a Few Say His Harsh Words Exposed Painful Realities MOGADISHU, Dec 3 (Foxton News) — Somalis across the country expressed anger and disbelief on Wednesday after former U.S. President Donald Trump made a series of derogatory remarks about Somalis and their homeland. While the overwhelming reaction was condemnation, a small number of citizens acknowledged that, despite his abrasive tone, some of his comments pointed to frustrations they themselves hold about governance and insecurity in the nation. Trump’s remarks came during a cabinet meeting in Washington on Tuesday, where he referred to Somalis as…
Police Comb Fire-Ravaged Hong Kong Apartments as Death Toll Climbs to 146 HONG KONG, Dec 1 (Foxto News) — Hong Kong authorities pressed on Monday with painstaking searches through the charred remains of multiple apartment towers devastated by last week’s massive blaze—an inferno that claimed at least 146 lives and forced hundreds more to confront the reality of sudden displacement and the uncertainty of life in temporary shelters. The search operation, one of the largest mounted in the city in decades, has now accounted for four of the seven high-rise towers gutted in what officials describe as Hong Kong’s deadliest…
Word Circulates Within Kentucky Program That Chip Kelly Could Be the Next Head Coach The Las Vegas Raiders may have unintentionally created an unexpected storyline in the college football world. After parting ways with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly last week, the franchise may end up saving a portion of the buyout they owe him—if a fast-spreading rumor inside the Kentucky Wildcats program turns out to have any truth behind it. While nothing has been confirmed, and no official candidacy has been acknowledged, players inside the Kentucky program have begun circulating the belief that Chip Kelly could be their next head…
Death Toll Hits 212 as Sri Lanka Battles Cyclone Ditwah’s Devastation KELANIYA, Nov 30 (Foxton News) — Sri Lanka continues to grapple with the catastrophic aftermath of Cyclone Ditwah, as the official death toll rose to 212 on Sunday, with an additional 218 people still missing, according to emergency officials. Rescue teams have now entered their fourth straight day of operations while the country faces one of its most damaging natural disasters in recent years. The cyclone unleashed relentless rainfall across the island nation starting Thursday, triggering widespread flooding, overflowing major rivers, and causing multiple landslides in the mountains of…
4 Killed, 10 Injured in Shooting at California Banquet Hall During Family Celebration A family gathering meant to celebrate life and togetherness turned into tragedy Saturday evening after gunfire tore through a banquet hall in Stockton, California, leaving four people dead and 10 others hospitalized with injuries. Authorities say the celebration, which reportedly included young children, was abruptly shattered shortly before 6 p.m. on the 1900 block of Lucile Avenue. A Celebration Interrupted by Chaos According to Heather Brent, spokesperson for the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting erupted while a family hosted an event inside the banquet hall.…
Global Carriers Rush to Patch Airbus A320 Software Flaw Amid Holiday Travel Crunch TOKYO/NEW DELHI/PARIS, Nov. 30 (Foxton News) – In a frantic push against the clock, airlines worldwide mobilized teams to address a critical software malfunction in Airbus A320 aircraft on Saturday, triggered by an emergency directive from the European aircraft manufacturer. This partial fleet grounding disrupted hundreds of scheduled departures across Asia and Europe, casting a shadow over what is traditionally the peak travel period of the year, with ripples threatening to reach American skies. Carriers across the globe urgently tackled a technical hiccup in the Airbus A320…
Thanksgiving Never Disappoints: Burrow Returns, Cowboys Outlast Chiefs, and Love Shines in Packers Victory Thanksgiving has long been synonymous with good food, great company, and, of course, thrilling NFL action. This year was no exception, delivering unforgettable moments across all three Thursday games. From a triumphant return by Joe Burrow to a showdown between the Cowboys and Patrick Mahomes, and Jordan Love stepping up for Green Bay, the holiday offered fans a full feast of football excitement. Burrow Returns to Lead Bengals Over Ravens Football truly feels complete when Joe Burrow is healthy and on the field. The 28-year-old quarterback…
Trump ‘Cancelling’ Biden Executive Orders Signed by Autopen Sparks Controversy Former President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he would be cancelling executive orders that were signed by President Joe Biden using an autopen. The move immediately stirred political debate and renewed scrutiny of the autopen practice, which has been employed by presidents for decades. Like many modern presidents, including Trump himself, Biden occasionally used an autopen to sign official documents, particularly when he was traveling or unavailable to sign in person. Republicans have argued that the autopen was exploited by aides to bypass direct presidential oversight, suggesting that the…
Thai Prime Minister Acknowledges Flood Response Failures as Death Toll Rises to 162 BANGKOK, Nov 29 (Foxton News) — Thailand is grappling with one of the deadliest flooding events in recent years as Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul outlined recovery and relief efforts for the country’s southern provinces on Saturday. The devastating floods, which have claimed at least 162 lives, have left millions affected and prompted the government to confront mounting criticism over its emergency response. Anutin, speaking at a press briefing in Bangkok, laid out plans for compensation, recovery measures, and additional support for communities devastated by the rising waters.…
Pope Leo Visits Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, Observes Customs but Does Not Pray ISTANBUL, Nov 29 (Foxton News) — Pope Leo’s historic stop at Istanbul’s famed Blue Mosque on Saturday blended symbolism, diplomacy, and a few moments of lighthearted exchange, even as it surprised observers by omitting one element many expected: prayer. The visit, part of his first official journey to a Muslim house of worship since assuming the papacy, unfolded on the second day of his four-day trip to Turkey. The pontiff removed his shoes at the entrance, adhering to traditional Islamic etiquette, before stepping inside the vast interior of…