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22 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: White House intervened to grant 'quasi-regulatory authority' to foreign green groups
An investigation by the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee has found evidence that the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) improperly influenced the selection process for overseeing a federal climate reporting initiative. The committee alleges that CEQ favored environmental activist groups tied to Democrat donors and CEQ staff. The investigation raises concerns about the rulemaking process and the outsourcing of policy to foreign non-profits. The committee plans to continue the investigation until satisfactory answers are received from the White House.
Breitbart: Rick Becker Launches Bid for North Dakota's Sole Congressional Seat
Former North Dakota legislator and surgeon, Dr. Rick Becker, launches bid for congressional seat against Rep. Kelly Armstrong, criticizing establishment politics and advocating for conservative values. He blames the Biden administration for inflation and failure to address illegal immigration.
Fox News: Former Malaysian leader dismisses graft probe into his son as political hit
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad criticizes a graft probe into his associates, accusing the government of targeting political rivals. The investigation follows the revelation that his son is being targeted. Mahathir claims the law is being abused for political purposes.
Fox News: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, former presidential candidate, won't seek third term
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum will not run for a third term after dropping out of the Republican presidential primary. Speculation about his future arose when former President Trump mentioned him for a potential important role in a Republican administration.
#society
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: The jig is up for the World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum (WEF) conference in Davos had a different tone this year. WEF founder Klaus Schwab's plea for trust exposed the bankruptcy of the organization. Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a powerful speech against the WEF's agenda, criticizing collectivist assumptions and advocating for free enterprise capitalism. Australian journalist Avi Yemini confronted elites in Davos, including John Kerry, exposing their hypocrisy. The WEF's new standard of GDP was laughable, measuring economic prosperity by a global "inclusiveness" rate. The globalists are afraid of being exposed, giving hope for the future.
#religion
Breitbart: Texans QB C.J. Stroud Talks Faith in God Following Playoffs Loss: 'What I Lean on Through Thick and Thin'
C.J. Stroud, quarterback for the Houston Texans, speaks about his faith in God after a playoff loss. He credits God for his blessings and growth as a person. Stroud believes that God gives him strength to handle challenges and keeps him grounded.
#culture
Human Events: Prince Harry and Meghan’s cellist says patriotic ‘Rule, Britannia’ makes him ‘uncomfortable’
Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason believes that the patriotic song Rule, Britannia! should not be performed at the Last Night of the Proms event because it makes people uncomfortable. He suggests that there is plenty of wonderful British music that could be performed instead. The song has caused controversy in the past due to its associations with Britain's colonial past and slavery.
#health
Fox News: Do No Harm drops lawsuit against health journal after it scraps ‘discriminatory’ scholarship requirements
Do No Harm, a nonprofit organization, dropped its lawsuit against Health Affairs after racial requirements in their Health Equity Fellowship were eliminated. Do No Harm fought against what it considered discriminatory healthcare practices, specifically the fellowship's preference for minority applicants. Health Affairs removed the requirement and both parties agreed to dismiss the lawsuit.