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#politics
The Federalist: Dem Witness In Weaponization Hearing Contradicted Herself
A former advisor to Vice President Pence contradicted herself during a government censorship hearing. She denied calling it a conspiracy, despite her earlier statement. Independent journalists testified on how the "Censorship Industrial Complex" was activated after the 2016 election. The Democrats defended the censorship regime while spreading disinformation.
#society
The Telegraph: Italian prime minister sent letter of condolence to parents of Indi Gregory
Indi Gregory, an eight-month-old baby with a genetic condition, passed away after her parents' legal battle to keep her on treatment failed. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sent condolences, emphasizing that Indi's life, though short, was a treasure to be cherished. Pope Francis also expressed his sympathy, calling Indi an innocent, fragile human being who only sought love and care. The funeral was attended by over 100 people, including a delegation from the Italian government. Indi was described as a "little lioness" and Italy was referred to as her second homeland.
The Telegraph: Trans refugee at pro-Palestine rally ‘couldn’t read’ anti-Semitic placard
A transgender refugee pleaded guilty to causing racially and religiously aggravated harassment at a pro-Palestine rally in London. Laura Davis claimed she had picked up a placard with a threatening message about Israel without realizing its content. The court ordered her to pay fines and reminded her to show tolerance, as she sought asylum in the UK.
The Blaze: KJP goes on power trip, abruptly ends press briefing when African reporter calls her out for refusing to let him ask question | Blaze Media
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre abruptly ended a press briefing after a reporter protested her refusal to call on him. The reporter, Simon Ateba, who is African, wanted to ask a question about Angola, but Jean-Pierre ignored him and called on other reporters. Ateba accused the White House of discrimination and expressed disappointment that he was unable to do his job as a journalist.
Fox News: Biden DOE to probe Wisconsin school district after claim trans woman showered with four high school girls
The Department of Education is investigating a Wisconsin school district after a transgender student allegedly showered with high school girls. A legal group accused the district of inaction and violation of privacy rights.
The Federalist: 'Racist' King Charles Suddenly Obsessed With 'Indigenous' People
Tabloid rumors suggest that the racism accusations made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle originated from Princess Catherine and King Charles, adding to the public backlash the king has faced. Charles, known for his environmentalism, continues to focus on climate change issues and met with indigenous leaders and female climate leaders at the COP28 climate conference. However, his climate policies have negative consequences for vulnerable populations and result in job loss and food shortages. Charles' performative concern for indigenous peoples is disingenuous and consolidates power among the upper classes while impoverishing the lower classes.
#war
Fox News: Funeral held for Indi Gregory, infant forced off life support in UK: 'True warrior'
UK infant Indi Gregory, who was taken off life support against her parents' wishes, has been laid to rest. Despite efforts to move her to a Roman hospital, the English courts refused and the child's funeral took place at St. Barnabus Catholic Cathedral in Nottingham. Indi's father described her as a true warrior, battling both her health problems and a system that made it difficult to win.
Fox News: Putin orders Russian military to add 170,000 troops for a total of about 1.32 million
Putin increases Russian troops by 170,000 to combat Ukraine and NATO threats. Total military personnel now at 2.2 million.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Sir Keir Starmer calls for ‘cessation of hostilities’ in Gaza despite pressure to demand ceasefire
Sir Keir Starmer calls for a long-term cessation of hostilities in Gaza, but stops short of backing an immediate ceasefire. Left-wing Labour MPs criticize his stance, accusing him of ignoring calls for a permanent ceasefire. There are concerns of further resignations from shadow ministers.
Breitbart: Germany Arrests Woman Who Allegedly Committed War Crimes With ISIS
German authorities have arrested a French woman, Samra N., for alleged war crimes committed in Syria. She joined Jabhat al-Nusra and later the Islamic State, persuading others to go to Syria and assisting her husband in obtaining military equipment. N. returned to Germany in 2014 but remained with IS until at least 2015.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Pfizer Discontinues Twice-Daily Obesity Pill After Study Showed High Side Effect Rates
Pfizer has decided not to proceed with further testing of its twice-daily weight-loss pill due to high rates of gastrointestinal side effects and participant dropouts. The oral tablet, called danuglipron, showed promising results in reducing body weight, but nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea were reported as common side effects. Pfizer will instead focus on improving the once-daily version of the drug. This decision comes as Pfizer is undergoing a cost-cutting campaign in response to decreased demand for its COVID-19 vaccine and antiviral medications.
Forbes: Decoding What OPEC Wants
OPEC agrees to cut oil production in 2024. OPEC seeks to maximize oil value, while the US desires stable low prices. US oil industry challenges government objectives. OPEC's power over pricing has decreased due to US production.
#crime
Fox News: VP Kamala Harris' 2019 Jussie Smollett defense remains after actor's hate crime hoax conviction, failed appeal
Jussie Smollett loses conviction appeal; Kamala Harris' tweet calling him a victim of "modern day lynching" remains online. Smollett faces jail time and restitution.
#sports
Supertrax Online: 2024 Polaris 650 Indy XCR 128 Detailed Overview!
Luke's overview highlights the key features of the 2024 Polaris 650 INDY XCR 128, including its powerful 650 Patriot engine and a durable 128-inch track.
#other
Forbes: Why Global Sustainable Food Systems Needs To Be Addressed At COP28
Food Tank is gearing up for COP28, the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, where policymakers, experts, and advocates will discuss and implement global measures for combating climate change. Although progress takes time, food systems are expected to be a central focus, with several pavilions and events dedicated to food and agriculture. The conference presents an opportunity to translate conversations into action and bring about meaningful progress. Food Tank will be actively involved in moderating, speaking, and partnering with various organizations to ensure that food and agriculture are prioritized in climate policy.
The Blaze: Connecticut shelves plan to ban gas-powered vehicles by 2035 after facing bipartisan opposition | Blaze Media
Governor Lamont of Connecticut has withdrawn a proposal to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035 due to lack of support. The proposal aimed to require all new vehicles sold in the state to produce zero emissions. Lamont urged lawmakers to gather more supporters before the committee reconvenes. The affordability and technology issues surrounding electric vehicles need to be addressed before the plan can be adopted.
On The Water: VIDEO: Humpback Whale Spits Up Striped Bass in New Jersey
In a captivating video shared on social media by @christorluke, a humpback whale is seen spitting out a striped bass it accidentally ingested while feeding on a school of menhaden. Despite not being part of the whale's diet, the striped bass had to be expelled to prevent choking. This remarkable display of nature's spectacle reminds us of the wonders that can be found in our local waters.
Forbes: ‘House Of The Dragon’ Season 2 Posters Show Rhaenyra And Alicent At War, ‘First Look’ Coming Soon
HBO releases first posters for season 2 of House of the Dragon, the Game of Thrones prequel. The new season is set to release in summer 2024. Excitement and anticipation build as fans await the "first look" teaser trailer at Comic Con Experience in Brazil.
Field & Stream: How Long to Fry Fish
Chef Matt Whitney shares his tips on how to fry fish, including choosing the right oil, preparing the batter, and determining when it's done. He recommends frying fish for 5-7 minutes without flipping it. Whitney also suggests serving the fried fish with various toppings and sauces to enhance the flavor.