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10 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: House Homeland Democrats back Mayorkas, slam GOP 'sham' ahead of impeachment hearing
Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee express their support for DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas ahead of the committee's first impeachment hearing. They accuse Republican colleagues of conducting a "sham" process and turning a policy dispute into a politically motivated impeachment push. Republicans argue that Mayorkas' failed leadership has exacerbated the migrant crisis at the border due to open border policies. Democrats defend Mayorkas' efforts and blame Republicans for not working together to address the issue.
Breitbart: Comer: Hunter Knew 70% of His Art Buyer Identities, Contradicting WH
The House Oversight Committee found that Hunter Biden knew the identities of most of his anonymous art buyers, contradicting the White House's claim that he was not involved. Republicans are concerned about potential money laundering in the art world and believe the Biden business may be involved. The revelations do not implicate President Biden but raise questions about the White House's honesty regarding the art sales. Hunter's art dealer confirmed that Hunter knew the buyers, and some of them have connections to the Biden family or are Democratic donors.
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.
The Telegraph: Polish police arrest MPs in presidential palace
Polish police entered the presidential palace to arrest two MPs who were hiding there. The MPs were convicted of abuse of power and pardoned, but the pardons were overturned. The arrests revealed political turmoil in Poland.
Fox News: NJ Gov. Murphy proposes voting rights for 16-year-olds in school board elections
NJ Gov. Phil Murphy announces new measures: teens voting, reducing medical debt, affordable housing, AI development.
The Telegraph: DeSantis looked composed, articulate ... and dull. He isn’t much like Trump
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaks at a Fox News town hall, criticizing Biden's approach to Israel and foreign aid. He defends his stance on Ukraine and accuses the media of favoring Biden. DeSantis struggles to gain energy and support from the audience, leaving his campaign's future uncertain.
#society
The Economist: Sources and acknowledgments
Special report acknowledges individuals who assisted with the report, including Benjamin Bellegy, Bill Gates, and Heather Higginbottom.
The Economist: The future of philanthropy will involve a mix of different approaches
In Nairobi slums, young women show mixed responses to criticism of philanthropy in Davos. What matters is that the rich give, empower recipients to improve their lives, and use their money effectively. Philanthropy can achieve great things, from funding research to vaccination drives. Variety in giving is important, with different donors addressing different aspects of a problem. While some billionaires are scrutinized for their lack of giving, others who give nothing escape criticism.
The Economist: The “effective altruism” movement is louder than it is large
The "effective altruism" movement is led by data-driven thinkers who aim to maximize impact through logic, rather than emotion. The movement, comprised of Oxford philosophers, hedge fund analysts, and tech entrepreneurs, promotes earning to give and making strategic choices based on cost-benefit analysis. Despite recent scandals, the movement remains active, but faces challenges due to its small size and reliance on a few big financial backers. Its long-term growth is uncertain, but its questioning of conventional approaches to philanthropy is valuable.
#war
GB News: Migration nation: UK ranked among EASIEST in Europe to gain citizenship
The UK is ranked among the top 10 easiest countries in Europe to gain citizenship, with an average of 5.8% of non-EU residents acquiring citizenship. However, Germany has the ninth lowest rate at just 1.8%. The UK's high net migration rate of 745,000 last year has prompted the government to implement measures to curb legal migration, including increasing the minimum earnings threshold for Skilled Worker visas. Rishi Sunak's handling of the migrant crisis has faced criticism, with concerns raised about the potential inducement to immigration.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: High Court says Israel can keep barring foreign reporters from Gaza
Israel's High Court has ruled that foreign journalists can be prohibited from entering the Gaza Strip due to security concerns. The Foreign Press Association criticized the ruling, stating that it was an unprecedented restriction on independent press access. Israel had blocked civilian access to Gaza since October 7 due to the conflict with Hamas, and only journalists already in the enclave or those escorted by the military have been able to report from inside.
GB News: Grant Shapps issues chilling warning as UK repels Houthi attack in Red Sea
Houthi rebels ignore warnings, prompting Grant Shapps to threaten action against them. The attacks on UK vessels have caused disruptions in shipping routes, impacting businesses like Next.
#economy
Breitbart: Germany on Lockdown: Train Strikes and Road-Blocking Tractor Protests
Germany's train drivers union began a three-day strike over working hours and pay, causing major disruptions to train travel across the country. The strike, which also affects cargo trains, is set to end on Friday.
Le Monde: Bhutan dreams of building the first 'mindfulness' city
The Kingdom of Bhutan, known for its negative carbon footprint and "gross national happiness" ideology, faces economic challenges with high youth unemployment and labor shortages. The country's income from hydroelectricity and tourism has declined due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Recovery strategies focus on promoting the private sector and addressing regulatory obstacles to achieve economic growth and a GDP of $10 billion by 2034. The king has unveiled a development project aligned with the "gross national happiness" philosophy, aiming to create a carbon-neutral economic zone called "Mindfulness City."
#military
Breitbart: U.S. Sailor Gets 27 Months in Prison for Passing Military Secrets to China
U.S. sailor Thomas Zhao sentenced to prison for passing military secrets to China in exchange for bribes. Zhao collected and transmitted sensitive information about U.S. Navy operations and infrastructure using encrypted methods. This case highlights China's aggressive efforts to undermine U.S. national security.
#culture
Fox News: Barbie announces 2024 Career of the Year collection: Here are four new dolls in a select industry
New Barbie dolls inspired by women in the film industry join the Career of the Year collection. The dolls include a studio executive, director, cinematographer, and movie star.
#history
Flag And Cross: Fans Honor Led Zeppelin Guitarist Jimmy Page on His 80th Birthday
Jimmy Page, guitarist of Led Zeppelin, turns 80. He is a legendary musician known for his influential guitar playing and founding one of the top-selling bands of all time. Happy Birthday, !
#health
Breitbart: UK Nurses and Midwives Face Potential Ban for 'Misgendering' Patients
Nurses could be banned from practicing medicine in the UK for "misgendering" patients, according to new guidelines from the Nursing and Midwifery Council. While the penalty is not specified, the regulator warns that misgendering goes against the code of treating people with respect. Concerns have been raised about the potential risks to patients and the importance of ascertaining biological sex in a healthcare setting.
The Tavistock Centre, the UK's premier child transgender clinic, is set to be shut down after accusations of pushing a political agenda instead of prioritizing patient safety. The clinic provided treatment to thousands of children and is facing legal action from over 1,000 families. Despite the planned closure, the UK's National Health Service intends to open smaller gender clinics for children and offer treatments to children as young as seven years old.
Fox News: 'Wellness shots' at home can help you beat the cold that's hampering you: Try the recipe
As cold and flu season continues, people are turning to "wellness shots" as a natural remedy. These shots, made with ingredients like ginger, citrus juices, and turmeric, provide a quick boost of nutrients to support immune health. While they may not magically cure a cold, wellness shots can provide additional nutrition to help the body fight off illness.
#outdoors
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.
Field & Stream: The Best Rechargeable Flashlights of 2024
A rechargeable flashlight is essential for camping. It reduces waste and provides reliable light. Consider factors like materials, charge time, and lumens before purchasing. Top picks include Streamlight Strion LED and OLIGHT S1R Baton II EDC Light. Fenix PD36R is durable, while MF Tactical Mini Monster v.2 offers powerful lumens. OLIGHT Warrior X Pro is the best tactical flashlight. For affordability, choose Goal Zero Torch 500 with its dual USB-C and solar recharging options.