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21 Dec 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Colorado Announces Republicans Will Get No Say In Picking Their Candidate
Democrat legislators and judges in Colorado are refusing to cancel the Republican presidential primary, causing chaos for the state's GOP. The Colorado Secretary of State's Office is siding with Democrats, denying the Republican party's attempt to withdraw from the primary. Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams warns that if Trump isn't on the ballot, they will ignore the primary results.
The Blaze: Democratic presidential hopeful opposes Colorado Supreme Court ruling and says 'Trump is guilty of inspiring an insurrection' | Blaze Media
Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips opposes the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that blocks Trump from appearing on the primary ballot. He believes Trump should not be banned without a conviction.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The West is now at war with Iran and its proxies
Iran has a history of hostility towards the West, but has avoided direct confrontation. Instead, they rely on proxies like the Houthis and Hezbollah to escalate conflicts and disrupt global shipping routes. Their recent attacks in the Red Sea could have significant economic consequences.
#economy
GB News: Cheeseboard-loving Brits urged to eat stilton all year, not just at Christmas
Leicestershire dairy is urging Brits to buy more Stilton cheese throughout the year, not just at Christmas, as sales have dropped by 9%. The decline is attributed to factors such as inflation, international trade, and diet changes. Long Clawson Dairy, one of six Stilton cheesemakers in Britain, hopes to revive the industry by encouraging consumers to purchase an additional piece of cheese in 2024.
#other
The Telegraph: Storm Pia: Train passengers urged not to travel
Train operator TransPennine Express has advised customers not to travel to and from Edinburgh before mid-afternoon due to Storm Pia causing disruption. A yellow weather warning for wind is in place, with forecasted gusts of up to 80mph in northern Scotland. Speed restrictions and cancellations are expected on various train lines, and ferry services on the west coast of Scotland are also likely to be affected. Schools in Shetland will be closed, and additional electricity network engineers are being brought in to handle potential power cuts.