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17 Jan 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Gary Lineker epitomises the ignorance of the new Left
Gary Lineker, the Match of the Day presenter, faced backlash after retweeting a call for Israel to be banned from international football. Critics argue that Lineker, known for his football commentary, is ill-suited to comment on the complex Israel-Palestine conflict. The incident highlights the ignorance and lack of understanding that often accompanies discussions on this topic.
Forbes: Here’s How AI And Tech Giants Say They’ll Moderate Content In 2024—The World’s Biggest Election Year
Major tech companies like OpenAI, Meta, Google, YouTube, Twitter, Microsoft, and TikTok are implementing policies to limit the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on elections. These policies include banning politicians and political campaigns from using AI tools, introducing authentication tools to verify images, labeling state-controlled media, requiring the disclosure of AI use in content creation, and working with fact-checking organizations. With over half the world's population set to vote in 2024, concerns have arisen about the potential for AI tools to enable misinformation and undermine the democratic process.
Fox News: Senate paves way to advance short-term spending bill ahead of looming shutdown
The Senate votes to advance a spending bill and avert a government shutdown, with bipartisan support. The bill pushes expiration dates for government spending and aims to prevent a comprehensive spending bill.
Forbes: Supreme Court: Why A Dispute Over Herring Could Be One Of This Term’s Biggest Rulings
The Supreme Court is hearing two cases involving herring fishermen who oppose a policy requiring them to pay for government-mandated monitors. The broader implications involve whether to overturn a ruling that gives federal agencies more power to interpret laws.
Fox News: Federal judge says DOJ presented no evidence Black Georgia voters would be hurt by shorter early voting
Federal judge upholds Georgia election law tightening registration dates and mail-in voting for runoffs. Critics claim it discriminates against Black voters, but judge rules no evidence was presented to support this.
Fox News: New Hampshire residents skeptical of presidential candidates' approach to opioid crisis as primary looms
Drug overdose deaths in New Hampshire have continued to rise, reaching 486 in 2022. Local residents express doubt that presidential candidates will adequately address the opioid crisis. Former Gov. Chris Christie emphasizes the need for a compassionate approach to the crisis and for recognizing the humanity of victims. Some New Hampshire residents, like Kristina Amyot, have found success and recovery through comprehensive programs, but remain uncertain if the current candidates will prioritize helping others. The opioid crisis is a key issue in the New Hampshire primaries.
#economy
GB News: Small business owners issue dire price warning as they rage at shock inflation rise
Disgruntled small businessowners at Bury Market express concerns about the impact of rising inflation on their shops. They have seen price increases and are skeptical of the government's efforts to control inflation. Some have already raised prices and worry about the future.
Fox News: Georgia Gov. Kemp predicts fiscal growth while state economist warns of recession
Georgia's state economist warns of a potential recession that could impact tax collections. Gov. Brian Kemp proposes using surplus to pay down debt, cut taxes, boost employee pay, and invest in transportation projects. Public school teachers and state employees would receive raises.
GB News: HMRC apologises after tax code gaffe leaves Britons owing money: ‘Any overpaid tax will be refunded’
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) apologized for a tax error that affected people in Scotland who were given English tax codes. Approximately 30 residents in Mauricewood, Midlothian were affected. HMRC has corrected the codes and will refund any overpaid tax.
GB News: Octopus Energy announces ‘surprise’ opportunity for customers to get money off energy bills
Octopus Energy, an energy provider, is offering rewards to customers who reduce their energy consumption during a "surprise" event called the Savings Session. Participants can earn Octopoints which can be redeemed for discounts on their energy bills. Customers need to opt in online and reduce their energy usage during a specified hour to be eligible for the rewards.
Fox News: Wisconsin lawmakers drive bills forward for statewide electric vehicle charging stations
Wisconsin lawmakers pass bills to establish electric vehicle charging stations across the state, with support from various groups. The legislation exempts businesses from regulation as public utilities and creates a tax on electricity sold at charging stations. State agencies can operate their own stations and federal grants will cover up to 80% of construction costs.
#education
Le Monde: French education minister says she will not resign over private school controversy
France's new education minister, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, faces controversy over her children attending a private Catholic school accused of homophobia and sexism. She apologized to teachers at the school but remains determined to stay in her position. The school, Stanislas, was accused of making religious classes compulsory and harboring a sexist atmosphere, with speakers making homophobic comments.
#crime
Fox News: 'Modern Family' star Ed O'Neill narrowly avoided life of organized crime
Actor Ed O'Neill reveals that he was tempted to join organized crime after being cut from the Pittsburgh Steelers. Friends tried to involve him, but he ultimately decided to pursue acting instead.