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Good news and ongoing challenges in Gaza: Famine declared last August has ended, thanks to improved humanitarian aid access. However, the food situation remains extremely serious, with over 70% of residents living in makeshift shelters and recent floods exacerbating hunger. While a ceasefire has eased some restrictions, aid delivery is inconsistent, and the risk of famine persists in certain areas. Around 1.6 million people face crisis levels of food insecurity until mid-April.

Unexplained Live Stream: Financial Influencer Appears on White House Website An unexpected live stream featuring financial influencer Matt Farley, known as Real Matt Money, appeared on the official White House website for at least eight minutes last Thursday. The video, typically reserved for presidential addresses, showed Farley answering financial questions, raising questions about a potential breach or accidental link by a government employee. This incident adds to recent digital security concerns for the administration, including impersonation incidents and a significant cyberattack on the presidents campaign last year. These recurring issues highlight the need for constant vigilance and robust protection measures across all government and campaign-related online platforms.

Suncor Energy, parent company of Petro-Canada, plans to demolish a historic gas station in downtown Toronto to build a 50-story condo tower, adding to the citys trend of gas stations disappearing from the city center. The new development, designed by Arcadis, will feature nearly 600 units and an underground parking garage, despite the areas excellent public transit access.

Join the festive fun this holiday season by decorating your own gingerbread house! This event provides everything you need, from pre-cut pieces to a variety of candies. Its perfect for all skill levels and ideal for groups, making it a wonderful opportunity for intergenerational bonding. Tickets cover two people, encouraging teamwork and shared enjoyment. Embrace the festive spirit and create a beautiful, tasty treat!

Peel Regional Police apprehend a man, Blair Titterson, who fled a traffic stop during the RIDE campaign, endangering lives. Titterson, already banned from driving, faces new charges including dangerous operation, flight from police, and refusal to comply with a breath demand.

European Union leaders have agreed to provide a massive interest-free loan of ninety billion euros to Ukraine, averting potential bankruptcy. Despite initial plans to use frozen Russian assets, the loan will be borrowed from capital markets due to disagreements with Belgium. Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic initially opposed the loan, but a deal was reached to protect them from financial fallout. The agreement highlights the EUs commitment to Ukraine, despite internal disagreements and financial challenges.

Ryan Wedding, a Canadian alleged drug kingpin, lands on FBIs Ten Most Wanted list. However, a Sinaloa cartel hitman suggests hes a public relations stunt, questioning the FBIs narrative and Weddings alleged criminal empire.

Famine averted in Gaza Strip, but situation remains fragile - The IPC reports notable improvements in food security following a ceasefire, but nearly 2,000 people still face catastrophic hunger. The Israeli military agency and Foreign Ministry reject these findings, claiming aid quantities exceed requirements. The IPC clarifies their report includes both commercial and UN trucks, and aid groups urge expanded humanitarian assistance as winter approaches.

Egypts Prime Minister visits Beirut, emphasizing commitment to de-escalation in Lebanon-Israel conflict. He meets with Lebanese counterpart, pledging to keep Lebanon out of escalation. A committee overseeing Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire meets, focusing on improving coordination and strengthening Lebanese army. Lebanese government aims to clear Hezbollahs armed presence from border area by year-end, highlighting regional stability challenges.