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30 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Schiff: Hundreds of Republican Cowards Enable Trump Attacks on Democracy
Rep Schiff accuses Republicans of enabling Trump to damage institutions and weaken democracy. He applauds Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger as courageous, surrounded by cowardly colleagues. Power reveals character.
The Blaze: Monica Lewinsky advocates for additional constitutional amendments | Blaze Media
Monica Lewinsky suggests amending the US Constitution by eliminating the Electoral College, implementing age and term limits for elected officials, requiring security clearance checks, and limiting presidential pardons. She also advocates for amendments protecting equal rights and reproductive freedom, emphasizing that the Constitution should not be suspended even in times of martial law.
#war
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas truce extended amid efforts to secure more hostage releases
Israel-Hamas truce extended, hostages released. Pressure for further extension. If truce ends, fighting will resume.
Forbes: Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Extended By One More Day Minutes Before It Was Set To Expire
Israel and Hamas agreed to extend ceasefire, allowing for negotiations on hostage exchange. Hamas to release 10 Israeli hostages daily in exchange for 30 Palestinian prisoners.
Breitbart: Hamas Founder's Son Urges Israel to Kill Own Father if All Hostages Are Not Released
Son of Hamas, Mosab Hassan Yousef, urges Israel to kill his own father, Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, if hostages are not released. Israel extends truce in hopes of freeing more hostages.
#economy
Forbes: Charlie Munger’s ‘Awfully Easy Money’ Tells Story Of Tokyo’s Dilemma
The Bank of Japan is facing record losses on bond holdings, totaling $71 billion in just six months, which may prolong quantitative easing in Japan. The BOJ's unrealized losses highlight the challenges it faces in plotting an end to QE, despite inflation reaching 40-year highs. The BOJ's balance sheet is larger than the nation's economy, and exiting QE would require careful consideration of its impact on various sectors. It seems unlikely that the BOJ will begin exiting QE by mid-2024, as many believe, and Japan's complacency in addressing economic issues has left the BOJ trapped in this situation.