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23 Jan 2024
#politics
Breitbart: New Hampshire Voters Rip Nikki Haley: 'I'm Going by What She Hasn't Done'
New Hampshire voters overwhelmingly back former President Donald Trump over Nikki Haley in the primary, citing Trump's accomplishments and foreign policy as reasons for their support. Haley receives minimal support and faces criticism for her interview.
Fox News: Marjorie Taylor Greene backs challenger to Freedom Caucus chair as 2024 stirs House GOP civil war
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene endorses primary challenger against House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good, accusing him of being disloyal to Trump. Good faces criticism for not endorsing Trump earlier.
Greene, who was previously ousted from the Freedom Caucus, has been critical of the group and its members. The primary challenger is Virginia state Sen. John McGuire.
The Federalist: Democrat Bill Aims To Stifle Regulation Of Big Fertility Market
Democrats introduced the "Access To Family Building Act" to protect the assisted reproductive technology industry and punish states that try to limit third-party child manufacturing. The bill seeks to ensure unlimited creation and destruction of eggs, sperm, and embryos, potentially including experimental technologies and sidelining women in reproduction. If passed, the bill would permit legal action against states and individuals that impose limits on procedures like IVF and surrogacy.
#society
Fox News: Wealthy Chicago suburb proposes allowing residents to sign up to house migrants
Naperville, Illinois considers allowing residents to host migrant families in their homes. The proposal comes in response to the migrant crisis and the city's affluent community.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Doomsday Clock sticks at 90 seconds to midnight due to wars, nuclear threats and climate crisis
The "Doomsday Clock" remains at 90 seconds to midnight due to nuclear threats from the war in Ukraine and the climate crisis. Countries are upgrading nuclear weapons while climate disasters become more frequent. Artificial intelligence and biological research also pose risks. Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Israel's war in Gaza contribute to the heightened risk of nuclear conflict. Nuclear arms control is no longer effective, and China is increasing its arsenal. Progress has been made in clean energy, but not enough to meet the required goals. The Doomsday Clock was created by scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project.
#health
Fox News: Human rights court condemns Greece for IDing HIV-positive sex workers in 2012 crackdown
Greek authorities violated the privacy rights of women arrested as HIV-positive prostitutes. The court awarded damages for publishing personal details and forcibly subjecting them to blood tests. The crackdown was part of an effort to control HIV cases in unlicensed brothels.
#crime
Fox News: Family of Kansas City Chief fan found dead outside pal's house suspect he was drugged
Three Kansas City Chiefs fans were found dead in the snow days after gathering to watch a game. Police say no foul play is suspected, but families are skeptical and want a more thorough investigation. One family has retained an attorney.
Fox News: Kenyan cult leader charged after hundreds of corpses found in forest
Kenyan cult leader and 93 alleged accomplices plead not guilty to hundreds of counts of manslaughter. The cult is linked to the death of over 429 members.
#science
The Economist: Can scientists save your morning cup of coffee?
Scientists are working to save coffee from the threat of global warming, as rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns put coffee-growing regions at risk. Between 35% and 75% of coffee-growing land in Brazil could be unusable by the end of the century. Moving to higher altitudes or using agroforestry techniques are potential solutions, but they have limitations. Researchers are also exploring alternative coffee species that are more tolerant to heat and drought, such as Coffea stenophylla and Coffea dewevrei. However, it will take time before these new species or genetically modified versions of Arabica coffee can be commercialized.
Fox News: Japan shuts off SLIM moon lander’s battery in hopes of ‘possibly’ restarting it later
Japan successfully landed its Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) on the lunar surface. However, the spacecraft's solar panel was not generating power, so the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has shut off its power in hopes of restarting it later. Japan is now the fifth country to reach the moon.
#outdoors
Fox News: Iowa boy, 13, dies after SUV strikes him while sledding
Tragic sledding accident in Iowa leaves 13-year-old boy dead. Adam McWherter collided with an SUV while sledding down his driveway and suffered critical injuries. No charges filed.