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29 Nov 2023
#politics
Times Of Israel: CIA issues guidelines after senior official shares pro-Palestinian post
CIA issues guidelines after analyst shares pro-Palestinian posts. Dissatisfaction with President Biden's support for Israel. Analyst posted picture of man waving Palestinian flag & selfie with "Free Palestine" sticker. Analyst identified as Amy McFadden. No disciplinary action taken.
Fox News: Negotiators push to extend Israel-Hamas cease-fire for second time as final hostage release looms
Negotiators push Israel and Hamas to extend cease-fire; exchange of hostages and prisoners continues. Pressure to avoid war remains.
Fox News: Ohio governor, lieutenant governor ordered to appear in court in connection to FirstEnergy bribery scandal
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted have been subpoenaed in a FirstEnergy Corp. investors lawsuit linked to a $60 million bribery scheme involving the energy company and a jailed House speaker. The subpoena seeks communications to FirstEnergy, executives named in the lawsuit, or Sam Randazzo, the former top utility regulator. Ohio's governor and lieutenant governor have been drawn into a FirstEnergy Corp. investors lawsuit connected to the $60 million bribery scheme concocted by the Akron-based energy giant and a now-incarcerated House speaker. Republican Gov. Mike DeWine received a subpoena for documents in the case dated Nov. 17, according to a copy provided to The Associated Press by his office on Tuesday and first reported by cleveland.com. His spokesperson, Dan Tierney, said the governor's lawyers are reviewing the order.
Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted, right, speaks beside Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine during a news conference on June 2, 2022, in Avon Lake, Ohio. DeWine and Husted have been drawn into a FirstEnergy Corp. investors lawsuit connected to the $60 million bribery scheme concocted by the energy giant and a now-incarcerated House speaker. (AP Photo/David Richard, File) Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted, also a Republican, received a similar subpoena on the same date — and, according to a court filing Monday, is scheduled to be deposed in the case sometime between Feb. 28 and March 19. The civil lawsuit is distinct from a separate, ongoing criminal case, in which Householder, lobbyist Matt Borges and two others have been convicted. A fifth man charged died by suicide in 2021. Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison, and Borges received five.
Fox News: New pro-DeSantis group brings on aide from former 2024 rival to lead Iowa effort: report
A former adviser for Sen. Tim Scott is running a pro-DeSantis effort in Iowa, targeting Nikki Haley. Fight Right, a super PAC supporting DeSantis, launched a $980,000 TV ad campaign against Haley. Never Back Down, another DeSantis-aligned super PAC, transferred $1 million to Fight Right. Experts question if DeSantis' strategy will be enough to surpass Trump. Haley received a key endorsement from Americans for Prosperity, while DeSantis compared it to a contribution to Trump's campaign.
Fox News: Pennsylvania Supreme Court debates future of impeachment trial for Philadelphia Prosecutor Larry Krasner
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is considering whether the Legislature can proceed with an impeachment trial against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. The decision will impact efforts to remove Krasner based on claims related to his prosecution of minor crimes, bail policies, and office management.
Liberty Nation: Election 2024 and the Immigration Factor - Liberty Nation
Immigration policies under the Biden administration have led to a surge of illegal immigrants entering the US. However, noncitizens are not allowed to vote in federal elections. The real impact on elections comes from legal immigrants, who tend to become more conservative over time. A study shows that unauthorized Mexican migrants increase the vote share for the Republican Party and shift public spending towards law-and-order. This suggests that conservative candidates may benefit from the growing legal immigrant population in future elections.
#society
Fox News: Hospital worker who had sex with more than 100 corpses over 15 years went undetected due to serious 'failures'
David Fuller, an electrician convicted of murder, engaged in necrophilia for 15 years without being caught due to failures in management and regulation. He committed multiple violations against the bodies of over 100 girls and women, with evidence found in his home. The inquiry emphasized the need for improved surveillance and precautions in mortuaries to prevent future abuse.
#war
Times Of Israel: Arab Israeli prisoners oppose release under hostage deal, prefer to go to trial
Arab Israeli prisoners oppose being released by Hamas, want to prove innocence in court. Israeli citizens arrested for incitement or supporting terror. Families worry about release conditions. Arab Israeli leaders also oppose inclusion of prisoners. Ceasefire extended as Hamas releases hostages. Israel releases Palestinian inmates.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Greek FM hits back at Sunak as he meets Cameron – return of Elgin Marbles is about JUSTICE
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis calls for the re-unification of the Elgin Marbles, citing historical and cultural importance. He plans to work with the UK to strengthen bilateral ties.
The Telegraph: Iranian drone films US aircraft carrier entering Persian Gulf
Iran releases footage of USS Dwight D Eisenhower aircraft carrier in Strait of Hormuz, accompanying USS Philippine Sea, USS Gravely, USS Stethem, and French frigate Languedoc. The carrier is patrolling the Persian Gulf to support US missions and ensure freedom of navigation.
Fox News: North Korea closes further embassies amid suspected financial issues
North Korea is closing more embassies in Africa and South Asia due to financial issues and strengthened sanctions. The closures include embassies in Bangladesh, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola, Uganda, Hong Kong, Nepal, and Spain. Experts say that these closures indicate a lack of financial resources and the need for North Korean embassies to generate their own sources of income. South Korean observers speculate that this is a result of international sanctions.
#military
The Telegraph: US military aircraft crashes into sea near Japan with eight on board
A US Osprey aircraft crashes off southern Japan. Eyewitnesses report engine fire. Multiple incidents involving Ospreys in Japan.
#culture
Fox News: 'A Christmas Carol' has been remade many times since 1843, see these versions of Charles Dickens' story
"A Christmas Carol" is a classic story by Charles Dickens about a wealthy and bitter old man named Scrooge who is visited by three spirits that help him change his ways. It has been adapted into numerous films over the years, with the latest versions released in 2022.
#health
Flag And Cross: Study Finds Walking Faster Reduces Diabetes Risk
Walking at a faster speed reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes by 39 percent. This conclusion is based on a study analyzing 10 studies involving over 500,000 adults in the USA, Japan, and the UK. Walking faster is associated with better overall health and may help decrease the global rise in diabetes cases.
Fox News: Burning scented candles can be hazardous, so light them with caution and follow these tips
Scented candles emit toxic chemicals, produce harmful soot, and pose a fire hazard. To mitigate risks, choose candles made from natural materials, trim the wick, burn for a moderate duration with proper ventilation, and place them safely. Enjoy scented candles responsibly.
Fox News: Pope Francis makes first appearance since canceling UN climate summit trip: 'I am not well'
Pope Francis made a public appearance at the Vatican but did not attend a climate conference in Dubai due to lung inflammation and breathing problems. He had an aide read his remarks while he remained seated. Doctors had advised him to skip the conference as he continues to suffer from the flu and respiratory inflammation. The pope wanted to attend the conference to discuss environmental issues but it is unclear if he will participate in some other way.
#crime
Fox News: Philadelphia man sentenced for role in overturning police car during George Floyd protests
West Philadelphia activist Anthony Smith sentenced to a year in prison for helping overturn a police car during 2020 protests following George Floyd's death. Emotional pleas made, but judge praised community work and sentenced Smith to a year and a day in prison.
The Telegraph: Four teenagers drowned when car crashed into Snowdonia stream, inquest hears
Four teenagers from the Shropshire area drowned in North Wales after their vehicle went off the road. The provisional cause of death was drowning, and police are conducting investigations. The families of the victims were not present at the brief hearing, and the inquest has been adjourned.
#sports
Forbes: 3 Takeaways From Milwaukee Bucks In-Season Tournament Group Play
The Milwaukee Bucks advance to the knockout round of the NBA's In-Season Tournament after defeating the Miami Heat. Point differential played a crucial role in determining advancement. The tournament generated more buzz and attention than regular season games.
Forbes: Tobias Harris Has Been The Sixers' Unsung Hero In 2023-24
Tobias Harris is having a strong start to the NBA season, averaging his highest points in years. He is being more aggressive, scoring in a variety of ways and excelling in post-ups. The Sixers' new head coach, Nick Nurse, has empowered Harris to play to his full potential.
#science
Fox News: NASA has an ambitious blueprint for building homes on the moon by 2040
NASA plans to build human settlements on the moon by 2040, aiming to establish sustainable habitats. The Artemis program is the foundation of this ambitious endeavor, with the Lunar Homestead project leading the pioneering of lunar architecture. Scientists and engineers are working on groundbreaking engineering solutions to create secure living spaces, using lunar regolith as a construction resource and employing 3D printing techniques. While obstacles persist, a lunar colony within our lifetimes is plausible.