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23 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: MSNBC contributor trashes network, shreds 'Morning Joe' colleagues over Trump meeting: 'This is not working'
MSNBC contributor Jennifer Rubin criticized her network and "Morning Joe" hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski for their meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. She argued that they have lost touch with their audience, which despises Trump, and suggested that their approach is contributing to the decline of cable news.
Rubin called for a reevaluation of MSNBC's business model, emphasizing the need for innovation and creativity in reaching viewers. She expressed concern that the network's repetitive format and failure to engage with the audience could lead to its downfall.
#society
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson highlights 'problem' with Clarkson's Farm following heated Victoria Derbyshire exchange
Jeremy Clarkson has acknowledged that his Amazon series "Clarkson's Farm" fails to depict the true poverty faced by many British farmers. Following recent protests against proposed inheritance tax changes, he emphasized that the financial struggles of ordinary farmers are often overlooked, with some facing significant tax burdens that threaten their livelihoods.
Clarkson highlighted the harsh realities of rural poverty, sharing the story of a young farmer burdened by a £600,000 inheritance tax bill. He criticized policymakers for their lack of understanding regarding the challenges farmers endure, particularly in adverse weather conditions, and called for greater awareness of the plight of the agricultural community.
#economy
GB News: 'Betraying us!' Defence schemes spark outrage for importing 'woke' eco-friendly steel rather than buying British
Concerns have emerged over the UK's Ministry of Defence importing eco-friendly steel instead of sourcing from British manufacturers, potentially jeopardizing local jobs and supply security. Critics argue that this shift towards "woke" policies undermines the domestic steel industry.
The Department for Business and Trade maintains that British steel producers are not critical suppliers for defense programs, while emphasizing ongoing engagement with them. Critics, including Reform UK's Richard Tice, argue for prioritizing British steel to support national security and economic stability.
#history
Le Monde: Fired for being Jewish, executed for being a resistant: Marc Bloch's WWII years
Marc Bloch, a prominent historian and co-founder of the Annales school, was dismissed from his position at the Sorbonne in 1940 due to anti-Semitic laws enacted by the Vichy regime. Despite his Jewish heritage, Bloch identified more with his French nationality and culture, expressing deep emotional ties to France.
Bloch's significant works, including "L'Etrange Défaite," were overshadowed by his resistance efforts during WWII, ultimately leading to his execution by the Gestapo. He is set to be honored posthumously with induction into the Panthéon, recognizing his contributions and sacrifices.
#health
Forbes: RFK Jr. Cabinet Nomination News: Trump Says His FDA Pick Will Work With RFK To 'Course-Correct'
Marty Makary, a pancreatic surgeon critical of vaccine mandates, has been appointed by President-elect Donald Trump to assist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as FDA commissioner. Trump emphasized the need to restore trust in the FDA, focusing on food safety and chronic disease.
Kennedy, who has controversial views on vaccines and public health, aims to reform health agencies and address corruption. His nomination faces scrutiny due to his past statements on vaccines and allegations of sexual misconduct.
#education
Human Events: STEPHEN DAVIS: US Department of Education says using AI at school could lead to racism
The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights has released guidance warning that AI use in schools may lead to discrimination against non-white and transgender students. This follows an executive order from President Biden aimed at ensuring responsible AI use.
The guidance highlights potential biases in AI tools, such as plagiarism detection and disciplinary measures, which could exacerbate existing racial disparities. The Biden administration prioritizes combating AI discrimination through existing civil rights laws.