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15 Dec 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: When Biden loses, his Blob cannot be reformed - it must be destroyed
Dr Kevin Roberts, president of The Heritage Foundation, states that a conservative must wake up each day and aim to destroy the American administrative state, not reform it. He emphasizes the need for Republicans to have the backbone to stand up to "the Blob" in order to save America.
Fox News: Antisemitism is a horrible evil that we must fight
Antisemitism is on the rise in America, posing a threat to tolerance and pluralism. Incidents of hatred and violence against Jews have increased significantly, with Jewish Americans being the target of the majority of religious hate crimes in the country. Despite these alarming trends, there has been a lack of outrage and condemnation from many, and a dangerous moral equivalency between terrorists and their victims. It is crucial for all Americans, regardless of faith, to stand up against antisemitism, condemn hate speech, and support Israel in its fight against Hamas. Failure to do so may lead to the normalization of violence and discrimination.
GB News: 'Sick to death of the antics!' Susan Hall tears into Just Stop Oil 'nonsense' in furious rant
Susan Hall, a Conservative mayoral candidate, strongly criticized Just Stop Oil, expressing the public's frustration with their disruptive actions and property damage. She commended the police for addressing the issue.
Just Stop Oil protesters targeted Labour leader Keir Starmer's home, demanding an end to new oil and gas licenses in the UK. Police intervened but made no arrests. The protesters delivered a letter outlining their demands.
Fox News: The pronoun police have arrived and are coming for you next
The Biden administration is forcing federal employees to deny basic biology by prohibiting the use of "incorrect" pronouns in the workplace. This policy extends to biological males who identify as female, and even allows them to retain their male names and appearance while demanding to be addressed as female. Immigration officers are also being prohibited from using gendered titles for immigrants until they confirm their pronouns. This policy even requires federal facilities with showers and changing rooms to open them to people of the opposite sex based on their self-identified gender. The government is treating objections to these policies as bigotry, but employees should consider filing lawsuits to protect their rights.
#society
Fox News: High school senior speaks out against cancel culture: 'Like walking over landmines'
18-year-old Zach Gottlieb, founder of Talk with Zach, addresses cancel culture in a recent op-ed for The Los Angeles Times. He emphasizes the need for respectful and open dialogue, rather than attacking and canceling others. Gottlieb believes that cancel culture only reinforces polarization and further entrenches people in their beliefs. Students, in particular, fear expressing their opinions due to the potential consequences of being taken out of context.
Fox News: Why is South Carolina the number one place Americans are moving to? Experts say it checks ‘all the boxes’
Americans are moving away from highly populated cities to more affordable areas due to remote work options. South Carolina is the most popular state to move to in 2023, with a lower cost of living and growing industries. Expensive areas like California are seeing more outbound moves.
#war
Times Of Israel: ‘My nation is in trauma’: Herzog says now not the time to discuss 2-state solution
Israeli President Herzog urges the postponement of talks on a two-state solution until Israel deals with the emotional trauma caused by a recent attack by Hamas. Israeli leaders have spoken out against restarting peace talks and ruled out the involvement of the Palestinian Authority. Israel continues its campaign in Gaza and supports a US-led coalition to protect the Red Sea.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Accession talks with Ukraine: How the EU managed to avoid a Hungarian veto
At a European Union summit, the leaders decided to open accession negotiations with Ukraine, which was seen as a victory for Ukraine and a step towards unity in Europe. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who had threatened to veto the decision, abstained from the meeting, claiming that Hungary did not take part in the "bad decision."
#religion
Fox News: Faith-based group believes DC Metro rejected ads because of their beliefs: 'Did not make any sense'
Christian organization WallBuilders has filed a legal complaint against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) after its requests to advertise on Metro buses were denied. WallBuilders sought to put up banners with images of George Washington and other American historical figures, but their ads were rejected for allegedly violating advertising restrictions. WMATA cited rules surrounding advertisements meant to influence public opinion on issues with varying opinions, as well as those promoting or opposing religion. WallBuilders argues that the guidelines are overly broad and violate the First Amendment.
#health
Fox News: Artist helps seniors capture precious memories in works of art: 'They bring their life experiences'
Canadian artist Erin Finley created a program called Memory Drawing, which helps older adults in long-term care facilities express their memories through art. Finley visits these facilities each week, guiding residents through the process of creating their own unique pieces by drawing, coloring, and painting. The art sessions not only provide a creative outlet for the residents but also help spark and sharpen their memories, particularly for those with cognitive decline. The program aims to bring joy and a sense of accomplishment to the seniors while preserving their memories through art.
#crime
Le Monde: British boy Alex Batty found in France six years after disappearance
British boy Alex Batty, missing in Spain for six years, has been found in France. Greater Manchester Police are investigating his disappearance, and his mother and grandfather, who do not have guardianship, are wanted. Alex was found by a student after wandering for days. He had been living in a spiritual community in Spain and France, but said he wanted to return to his grandmother.
GB News: James Bulger’s mother reflects on son’s murder after 30 years ‘Still in a state of shock’
Denise Fergus, the mother of murder victim James Bulger, expressed her shock and numbness after 30 years of fighting for justice. The parole bid of one of her son's killers, Jon Venables, was denied, and Denise feels that her concerns about the inadequate punishment for the crime have been validated. She remains determined to continue her fight for justice.
#sports
GB News: Riley Gaines blasts trans athlete for 'stealing' from women - 'How can he be proud?'
Trans athlete Tate Drageset, a volleyball player from California, is set to receive a women's Division 1 athletic scholarship from the University of Washington. Riley Gaines expressed anger, accusing Drageset of "stealing from women" and calling on the university to rescind the scholarship. Concerns have been raised about the lack of transparency regarding Drageset's gender identity and the potential disadvantages faced by female athletes.
#technology
Fox News: Bipartisan lawmakers eye AI safeguards for US agriculture industry
Lawmakers introduce a bill to enforce standards for AI technology in the agricultural sector, aiming to protect farmers and consumers. The bill seeks to ensure that new technologies uphold industry standards and are verified by the USDA.
#other
Fox News: Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell's co-star chemistry sparks off-screen romance rumors, 'we do love each other'
Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell's on-set chemistry in "Anyone But You" sparks romance rumors. Despite their flirty friendship, both insist they are just friends.