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#society
Breitbart: Resistance to DEI Among Workers Grows
American workers' support for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has declined, with only 52% viewing them positively, down from 56% earlier this year. The belief that DEI negatively impacts white men has risen, with 36% of Americans holding this view.
Political and ethnic lines heavily influence opinions on DEI, with women, Democrats, and minority groups generally supporting it, while Republicans and men are increasingly critical. A notable 42% of Republican workers now see DEI as detrimental, reflecting a growing skepticism towards corporate involvement in political matters.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Fears for Gaza hospitals as fuel and aid run low as Israel continues strikes
Gaza's health ministry warns that hospitals have only two days of fuel left, risking service restrictions amid ongoing Israeli military operations. The UN reports that humanitarian aid is severely hindered, with critical supplies like food and medical resources dwindling.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, citing potential war crimes related to starvation tactics. The conflict has resulted in significant civilian casualties, with over 44,000 reported deaths in Gaza alone.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Gives Secretary of the Interior Nominee Doug Burgum a Simple Directive: ‘Drill Baby Drill’
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior, emphasizing a directive to increase fossil fuel production with the phrase “Drill, baby, drill.” This nomination is expected to reignite debates over public land use and environmental policies.
Burgum, who has a background in both software and governance, may bring a collaborative approach to the role, potentially easing his confirmation process. He faces challenges, including a pending Supreme Court case regarding state control over federal lands, as he aims to boost oil and gas sales from these areas.