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Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 22:02
Politics and Governance
FEMA Reform Stalled Amid Political Gridlock
The bipartisan panel overseeing the Federal Emergency Management Agency abruptly postponed the release of its overhaul recommendations, citing internal disputes and congressional fatigue, The New York Times reports. The Hill adds that the delay could stall critical disaster‑response reforms that have been promised since the agency’s recent turmoil. This postponement underscores the challenges of achieving stable governance in a polarized environment.
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Treasury Pushes Back Regulation to Spur Growth
Treasury Secretary Bessent announced an accelerated overhaul of the Financial Stability Oversight Council, arguing that easing “overregulation” will revive investment and protect traditional market stability, The New York Times notes. The Hill highlights the administration’s framing of deregulation as a return to proven economic principles that favor long‑standing businesses. Critics warn the rapid changes may overlook necessary safeguards.
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The Hill
Grand Jury Refuses to Indict New York Attorney General
For the second time this month, a federal grand jury declined to indict Letitia James on mortgage‑fraud charges, a setback for the Justice Department’s aggressive agenda, The Guardian reports. USA TODAY confirms that the decision is unusual, given the high success rate of grand‑jury indictments, while The Hill points out the political ramifications for the Trump administration’s pursuit of rivals. The outcome reinforces the resilience of established legal processes.
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Economic Stability and Markets
U.S. Sanctions Tighten Grip on Venezuela’s Oil Sector
President Trump announced new sanctions targeting three nephews of Nicolás Maduro and seized a Venezuelan oil tanker, intensifying pressure on a nation already crippled by oil dependency, The Hill reports. The New York Times adds that further tanker seizures could choke the already fragile Venezuelan economy, threatening basic supplies for its populace. These moves reflect a traditional hard‑line stance aimed at restoring regional stability.
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The NY Times
Instacart’s Secret Price‑Testing Raises Consumer Fairness Concerns
A joint investigation by Consumer Reports and Groundwork Collaborative, detailed by TechSpot, uncovered that Instacart’s algorithm varies prices for identical grocery items, with discrepancies up to 23 %. The findings suggest a hidden practice that could erode trust in digital marketplaces, prompting calls for greater regulatory oversight to protect consumers.
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Oracle Shares Plunge Over AI Investment Fears
Shares of Oracle fell sharply after investors expressed alarm that the company’s aggressive spending on artificial‑intelligence infrastructure may outpace revenue growth, Wall Street Journal (Markets) reports. Analysts argue that unchecked AI expenditure threatens the fiscal prudence traditionally prized by shareholders, highlighting the tension between innovation and financial stability.
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Global Affairs and Security
Central African Republic Prepares for Historic Quadruple Election
The nation gears up for a simultaneous presidential, legislative, regional, and municipal vote on 28 December, a process that could extend Faustin‑Archange Touadéra’s rule, RFI reports. Observers note that the election will test the country’s post‑conflict reconstruction and the durability of its institutions, underscoring the importance of continuity in governance.
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Russian‑Linked Ransomware Service Exposes Cyber Vulnerabilities
Pro‑Russian hacktivist group CyberVolk launched a new ransomware-as-a‑service platform, inadvertently storing decryption keys in plain text, The Register reveals. The sloppy implementation paradoxically offers victims a route to recovery while highlighting the growing threat landscape that challenges traditional security frameworks.
The Register
Video Games as State Soft‑Power Tools – A French Debate
Experts on RFI discuss whether the global video‑game industry, now the world’s leading cultural sector, can be leveraged by governments as a form of soft power, akin to traditional diplomatic instruments. Panelists argue that state involvement must balance cultural promotion with the preservation of artistic freedom, reflecting a broader debate on modern tools for national influence.
RFI
Education and Cultural Values
California Colleges Settle Antisemitism Claims, Emphasizing Campus Harmony
Two universities, UC Berkeley and Pomona College, reached settlements with Jewish groups after allegations of antisemitic incidents tied to pro‑Palestinian protests, The Guardian reports. The agreements include financial compensation and the creation of a task force on Jewish life, signaling a commitment to uphold traditional campus values of respect and inclusivity.
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