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Universal Orlando to reinstate mask policy on Christmas Eve amid Omicron surge – UPI.com
Amid the surge of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, Universal Orlando said it will reinstate its mask policy starting on Christmas Eve.
— Read on www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2021/12/23/universal-reinstates-covid-19-mask-policy/2651640286681/
LA County posts unnerving 8,633 new COVID-19 infections – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
LA County posts unnerving 8,633 new COVID-19 infections – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
— Read on www.sgvtribune.com/2021/12/23/la-county-posts-unnerving-8633-new-covid-19-infections/
US court finds cop guilty of manslaughter
Kim Potter fired her gun instead of her taser during the attempted arrest of Daunte Wright at a traffic stop. The death occurred during the Derek Chauvin trial.
— Read on m.dw.com/en/manslaughter-verdict-for-us-cop-who-mistook-gun-for-taser/a-60247506
Dow Jones gains 196 points as markets enter Christmas break in the green – UPI.com
U.S. markets will enter the Christmas break on Friday with gains as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 196 points, with investors looking past Omicron fears to positive economic data.
— Read on www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2021/12/23/Dow-Jones-196-points-markets-enter-Christmas-break-green/1831640294025/
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ASIA/INDIA – Vandalism in a Catholic church in southern India – Agenzia Fides
In recent weeks, in various districts of Karnataka state in southern India, there have been episodes of intercommunal tension and violence against Christians. At the root of the tensions is the new bill that aims to limit religious conversions, presented in the state parliament assembly in recent days. According to the national government, in the hands of the Bharatiya Janata Hindu Nationalist Party (BJP), the bill entitled “Protection of the right to freedom of religion” aims to prevent “forced conversions”. According to observers, it actually targets religious minorities (Christians and Muslims) and even provides harsher penalties than similar laws in force in other Indian states. There were public protests against the bill throughout Karnataka, with the participation of Mgr. Peter Machado, Catholic Archbishop of Bangalore (see Fides 14/12/2021).
In Karnataka, 84% of the 61 million people are Hindus, while Muslims represent 13% and Christians 2% of the total population. Source: ASIA/INDIA – Vandalism in a Catholic church in southern India – Agenzia Fides
Avian Flu Diary: More Reports Suggest Omicron May Be Less Severe Than Delta
How much less severe is still up for debate, and if sufficient numbers of people are infected – even by a much milder virus than Delta – that could still produce a large number of hospitalizations and deaths. But any attenuation of its severity is welcome news. Source: Avian Flu Diary: More Reports Suggest Omicron May Be Less Severe Than Delta
Watch the Building of the Empire State Building in Color: The Creation of the Iconic 1930s Skyscraper From Start to Finish | Open Culture
Ambition is not unknown in the New York City of the 2020s, but the New York City of the 1920s seems to have consisted of nothing but. Back then, where else would anyone dare to propose the tallest building in the world — much less end up with the job twelve days ahead of schedule and $9 million under budget? The construction of the Empire State Building began in January of 1930, just three months after the Wall Street Crash that began the Great Depression. Though economic conditions kept the project from attaining profitability until the 1950s (and stuck it with the nickname “Empty State Building”), it nevertheless stood in symbolic defiance of those hard times — and, ultimately, came to stand for New York and indeed the United Sates of America itself.
You can see footage of the Empire State Building’s construction in the compilation above, which gathers clips from contemporary newsreels and other sources and presents them in “restored, enhanced and colorized” form.


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