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18 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Supreme Court appears ready to reel in administrative state in landmark challenge from East Coast fishermen
The Supreme Court's conservative majority seems poised to restrict a legal precedent that gives the administrative state too much power over fishermen. The cases involve regulations issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) that require fishermen to pay $700 a day for an "at-sea monitor." Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh appear skeptical of the Justice Department's argument to uphold the doctrine. A ruling is expected by late June.
Fox News: Argentina's Milei warns WEF to reject socialism, says 'Western world is in danger'
Argentinian President Javier Milei warned attendees at the World Economic Forum of the threat of socialism and urged them to embrace free enterprise capitalism to end poverty. He criticized Western leaders for abandoning the model of freedom and adopting collectivist experiments. Milei, who is pushing for economic reforms at home, symbolized his campaign to cut the size of government by carrying a chainsaw.
The Telegraph: Maine delays decision on Donald Trump ballot appeal until Supreme Court ruling
Maine ordered to pause disqualification of Trump from election until Supreme Court decision. Similar challenges in 30 states.
Fox News: NJ Gov. Murphy greenlights $33K pay hike for lawmakers, other raises
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signs legislation to increase lawmakers' salaries and raise pay for top officials. The bill will take effect in 2026 and does not benefit Murphy. Some argue the increase is necessary to keep up with rising costs, while others question its soundness.
#society
Fox News: Mom of twins bans her sister-in-law from the house for refusal to call daughters by their names
A mom banned her sister-in-law from her house because she refused to use her twin daughters' individual names, calling them "the twins" instead. The mom believes it's important to stress their individuality. Experts agree.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Chinese Lab Sequenced COVID-19 Weeks Before Beijing Disclosed Data
A China-based researcher uploaded COVID-19 sequencing data to a U.S. government database weeks before Beijing shared the information with the world. The researcher never provided the necessary information for publication, raising concerns about what other pandemic information China may have hidden. The revelation calls into question the CCP's transparency and the legitimacy of scientific theories based on Chinese data.
Fox News: Medicine for hostages and Palestinians arrives in Gaza under first Israel-Hamas deal since November
A shipment of medicine for hostages held by Hamas arrived in Gaza as part of a French- and Qatar- mediated deal. The deal could bring respite to hostages and aid to Palestinians in Gaza, but fighting continues in the enclave.
The Epoch Times: Chinese Lab Sequenced COVID-19 Weeks Before Beijing Disclosed Data
A China-based researcher uploaded COVID-19 sequencing data to a U.S. government database weeks before Beijing shared the information with the world. The researcher never provided the necessary information for publication, raising concerns about what other pandemic information China may have hidden. The revelation calls into question the CCP's transparency and the legitimacy of scientific theories based on Chinese data.
The Imaginative Conservative: Montesquieu & the Two Historical Foundations of Tolerance
Montesquieu's reflections challenge the notion of international justice and the imposition of Western values. He emphasizes the importance of understanding different cultures and customs, as well as respecting the autonomy and dignity of all peoples. These reflections are particularly relevant in the context of contemporary debates on humanitarian intervention.
#crime
The Telegraph: Woman killed her mother and stuffed her body in a suitcase during luxury holiday
An American woman, Heather Mack, has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for helping kill her mother and stuffing her body in a suitcase during a vacation in Bali. Mack pleaded guilty to conspiring with her boyfriend to commit the murder in order to gain access to a trust fund. The crime was described as brutal and premeditated, and Mack's uncle stated that she had never shown remorse. The boyfriend, Tommy Schaefer, was convicted of murder in Indonesia and is serving an 18-year sentence.
Fox News: Newsom appointee accused of sexual harassment, retaliation in lawsuit
A senior official at the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services is accused of sexual harassment and retaliation against an employee over the course of a year. The lawsuit claims that the agency failed to respond adequately to previous allegations made by other women. The lawsuit seeks compensation for sexual harassment, retaliation, and a hostile work environment.
Fox News: Missouri man sues St. Louis over wrongful homicide conviction after nearly 28 years in prison
Lamar Johnson sues St. Louis for wrongful conviction after spending nearly 28 years in prison. Seeking damages and accountability.
#outdoors
Fox News: 10 unique activities to keep your kids entertained on a snow day
Cold temperatures across the country mean snow days and opportunities for fun activities. Enjoy flavored hot chocolate, have a "Snow Day" movie party, bake decorated sugar cookies, play Snow Games, relax with an at-home spa day, make snow cream, hold a family talent show, blow freezing bubbles, plan your next vacation, and create your own movie.
#other
Fox News: Montana Supreme Court upholds ruling favoring youth plaintiffs in climate lawsuit
Montana's Supreme Court rejected GOP Gov. Greg Gianforte's attempt to block a climate ruling requiring consideration of carbon emissions when issuing fossil fuel permits. Young plaintiffs argued climate change's dire effects are already occurring.
Fox News: Wildlife advocates push back as Louisiana eyes revival of black bear hunt
Wildlife advocates are protesting against the planned overturning of a black bear hunting ban in Louisiana. The Humane Society of Louisiana started an online petition to educate residents about living with wildlife instead of killing them. The bear population in the state has been recovering, but opponents argue that reviving hunting seasons will put their recovery at risk.
