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10 Jan 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Tuberville: The Same Austin Who Went 'AWOL' Lectured Me About Hurting Military Readiness
Sen. Tuberville accuses Secretary Austin of not informing Biden about his hospitalization, saying it shows lack of respect for the President's authority. Tuberville criticizes Austin for accusing him of endangering military readiness.
Flag And Cross: 'Key Highlights': COVID Select Subcommittee Questions Dr. Fauci for 7 Hours
Dr. Anthony Fauci faced a seven-hour questioning regarding his role in the COVID-19 pandemic. The testimony revealed failures in America's public health systems and inconsistencies in Fauci's statements on gain-of-function research and oversight. Accountability is being demanded by the government.
Fox News: Virginia heads into 2024 General Assembly session with Democrats in control of Capitol
Virginia's newly reconvened General Assembly, now controlled by Democrats, will address various issues such as guns, gambling, abortion, and public safety during its 60-day session. Democrats will need to gain support from Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin on most priorities, but may be able to move forward without him in a few areas. The session also marks an increase in diversity, with the first Black person serving as speaker and a record-high percentage of female legislators.
#society
The Economist: A growing industry is emerging to make philanthropy simpler
A growing industry is simplifying philanthropy, offering quicker and easier ways for donors to give. Non-profit organizations like Founders Pledge and consultancy firms like Bridgespan are helping entrepreneurs and wealthy individuals streamline their philanthropic efforts. Donor-advised funds (DAFs) are becoming popular, allowing donors to quickly set up accounts managed by non-profit groups. Other options include establishing limited-liability companies (LLCs) that combine giving with investments and advocacy. Intermediaries and collaborative platforms are also helping donors choose projects and share the workload.
The Economist: The super-rich are trying new approaches to philanthropy
The wealthy are adopting new strategies for philanthropy, aiming to distribute funds more quickly and without strings attached. MacKenzie Scott, in particular, has given away $16.5 billion without a lengthy application process or strict monitoring. This shift marks a reaction against the bureaucratic nature of previous philanthropic approaches and hopes to increase the effectiveness and impact of charitable giving.
The Telegraph: Taiwan’s politicians look to ancient deities for electoral success
Visitors flock to Taiwan's Le Cheng temple seeking love. Politicians visit in hopes of connecting with voters before the upcoming election.
The Economist: GiveDirectly does what it says on the tin
NGO GiveDirectly is disrupting the charity sector by providing cash handouts directly to the poor, bypassing traditional middlemen. Using electronic payment services, the organization has distributed over $700m in countries like Kenya and the US. Studies have shown that unconditional cash transfers lead to improved poverty indicators, such as income levels, health, and education. However, there are risks involved, and the effectiveness of handouts in the long term is still to be determined.
#war
Fox News: UK to overturn convictions for hundreds of postal workers wrongly accused of fraud
Over 700 UK post office managers wrongly convicted of theft or fraud due to a faulty computer system will have their convictions overturned and be compensated. The scandal, caused by a defective accounting software called Horizon, is considered the largest miscarriage of justice in British history.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Vladimir Putin critic found dead on the side of road after vowing to expose 'gigantic corruption'
A war journalist critical of Putin's regime found dead after vowing to expose corruption in Mariupol. Autopsy reveals cardiac condition as cause of death. Journalist had previously fought for pro-Russian forces.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Is It Worth Visiting Shenandoah National Park?
Shenandoah National Park in Virginia offers panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, hiking trails, birding opportunities, and a rich cultural history. With attractions like Old Rag Mountain, Skyline Drive, and Big Meadows, it is a must-visit destination.
Flag And Cross: 92-Year-Old Man Breaks Grand Canyon Record
92-year-old Alfredo Aliaga became the oldest man to hike the Grand Canyon's rim-to-rim trek, breaking the record on Jan. 2. He trained every day and completed the hike in 34 hours and 2 minutes. Aliaga credits his healthy lifestyle for his fitness.
Flag And Cross: 92-Year-Old Man Breaks Grand Canyon Record
92-year-old Alfredo Aliaga became the oldest man to hike the Grand Canyon's rim-to-rim trek, breaking the record on Jan. 2. He trained every day and completed the hike in 34 hours and 2 minutes. Aliaga credits his healthy lifestyle for his fitness.