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12 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Genocide testimony exposes university chiefs and students as uber-liberal and out of touch
University presidents faced backlash and pressure to resign after testifying before a House committee on their response to the genocide against Jews. They were criticized for evading questions and using vague language. This self-inflicted wound resulted in apologies, resignations, and calls for moral clarity on the issue. The incident exposed the selective application of free speech on campuses and the disconnect between university leaders and public sentiment.
The Federalist: Sara Biden Emerges As Central Figure In Family's Foreign Deals
Sara Catherine Jones, who married into the Biden family, has a history of financial troubles and questionable business dealings. GOP lawmakers are seeking to question her as part of their investigation into President Biden. There are concerns about her role in potential influence-peddling schemes and questionable financial transactions involving China and the Biden family.
#society
Fox News: Ohio cop desperately fighting to keep K-9 partner after department rejects $10K offer: He 'knows no one else'
An Ohio police officer is fighting to keep his beloved police dog, Igor, after deciding to move to another department. The city has refused to sell Igor to the officer, claiming they lack the authority to do so. The officer and his family argue that Igor, who is six-and-a-half years old, deserves to retire and live out his remaining years with them. A petition has been created to bring Igor back to the officer's family.
The Epoch Times: Shareholder Lawsuit May Force Execs to Disclose Risks of Social Justice Campaigns
Target, the sixth-largest retailer in America, is facing a shareholder lawsuit which alleges that the company's social and political campaigns cost shareholders billions of dollars. The suit claims that Target's management misled investors about the risks involved and seeks to hold them accountable for the losses suffered. The case could set a precedent for company obligations to shareholders in the current era of "stakeholder capitalism."
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: UN urges leaders to support refugees at global summit
UN calls for global support for displaced people at the Global Refugee Forum. Number of displaced people worldwide surpasses 114 million, with conflicts like Gaza war contributing to the increase. Focus is also on surging displacements in countries like Ukraine, Sudan, and Afghanistan.
The Federalist: Biden Overdrew America's Account With Blank Checks To Ukraine
President Biden assured that the US can handle wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, but the reality is different. US artillery shells meant for Ukraine were redirected to Israel, causing a decrease in munitions supplies. With a backlog of arms orders to Taiwan and the fiscal outlook bleak, Congress should reject the $61 billion funding request for Ukraine. The Biden administration lacks a plan for victory in Ukraine and the US fiscal position does not support continued blank checks for foreign policy misadventures. Congress has the power to force a change in Ukraine policy and should use it.
Times Of Israel: Apparent Houthi missile fired from Yemen slams into Norwegian tanker
A missile suspected to have been fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels hit a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea. The attack expands the rebels' campaign against ships near Bab el-Mandeb Strait, potentially endangering cargo and energy shipments, and widening the impact of the war triggered by a Hamas attack. The US military confirmed the missile launch and is providing assistance, while the Houthis have not claimed responsibility.
#education
The Federalist: Why Do Universities Tolerate Antisemitism But Not Dissent?
American universities are engaged in debates over free speech and intellectual diversity. The presidents of Penn, Harvard, and MIT faced questioning from Congress regarding their failure to protect Jewish students from anti-Semitic actions on campus. The dominant ideology within universities suppresses dissent from core beliefs.
#crime
GB News: Just Stop Oil activists can continue their 'peaceful protests' despite facing trial
A group of activists denied breaking the Public Order Act during a peaceful protest on Waterloo Bridge. The judge imposed bail conditions to prevent further offenses.
#outdoors
Snowmobile How: 3 Ways to Load a Snowmobile into a Truck (Instructions)
Learn how to load a snowmobile into a truck using a ramp, human power, or a snow ramp. Secure the sled with tie-downs before driving.
#other
The Blaze: 'Right wing opinions are fine, left wing opinions are not': Taylor Lorenz raises eyebrows with claim about the NYT | Blaze Media
Taylor Lorenz, a former technology reporter at the New York Times, claims that the outlet allows right-wing political views but not left-wing ones. Elon Musk and others responded mockingly to her comments. Lorenz also mentioned that she was not allowed to express certain opinions while working at the Times.