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23 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Hunter Biden's 'sugar brother' lawyer confirms he still holds stake in Chinese state-backed equity fund
Kevin Morris, a lawyer and close friend of Hunter Biden, confirmed to lawmakers that he still holds a stake in a Chinese private equity firm that he took over from the president's son. Morris initially acquired the shares after purchasing Skaneateles LLC, a company that Hunter had previously owned, in the fall of 2021. Despite Hunter Biden's father pledging to keep his family free of foreign entanglements, Hunter continued owning a stake in the firm.
Breitbart: Trudeau's Use of Terror Law Against Freedom Convoy Ruled Unconstitutional
Federal Court Judge Mosley deemed Trudeau's use of counter-terrorism law to suppress trucker protests against vaccine mandates unconstitutional. The protests were peaceful and labeled falsely as "racists." Trudeau's actions infringed on citizens' rights.
The Telegraph: New Hampshire primary live: Poll suggest three quarters of Republican voters back Trump
A poll in New Hampshire shows that 75% of Republicans support Donald Trump while only 22% support Nikki Haley. Trump's support drops to 60% when independents are included. Haley vows to stay in the race even if she loses the primary.
#society
Forbes: Charitable Or Criminal? Arizona Nonprofit Latest Being Punished Over Feeding Homeless Without Permits
Arizona nonprofit AZ Hugs for the Houseless has been banned from hosting its weekly picnics for the homeless in Tempe public parks for a year due to repeated violations of local permitting laws. The city denied their request for a special events permit, citing neighbor complaints and concerns over trash and drug paraphernalia. The incidents reflect a larger national debate over using public spaces to distribute food to those in need.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Professor accused of antisemitism leaves U.S. for job in Qatar
A professor facing an antisemitism complaint is leaving her post at George Washington University for a job in Qatar. Lara Sheehi, accused of mistreating Jewish and Israeli students, joined the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies. Sheehi denies the allegations, and GWU cleared her after an investigation.
Fox News: Turkey approves Sweden’s NATO membership bid
Turkey approves Sweden's bid to join NATO after delays over security concerns.
Times Of Israel: Saudi peace is possible without Palestinian state, says senior minister
Saudi Arabia open to peace with Israel, prioritizing security concerns over a two-state solution. Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen believes the Saudis need peace as much as Israel due to the Iranian threat. Saudi Arabia, however, insists on a credible pathway to a Palestinian state before normalizing relations.
Fox News: Kremlin aide mocks CIA video to recruit Russian spies; should have posted on 'the banned X'
Kremlin spokesperson mocks CIA recruitment video targeting Russian spies disillusioned with corruption and poor conditions in the country's military.
#economy
Le Monde: World Bank approves $300 million in funding for Ghana
The World Bank approves $300 million in financing to help Ghana recover from its economic crisis caused by the war in Ukraine and the Covid-19 pandemic. The funding will support Ghana's economic recovery and inclusive growth.
#health
The Economist: The ethical quagmire of a fetus-harming epilepsy drug
Britain is restricting the use of valproate, a drug used to treat epilepsy and bipolar disorder, due to its harmful effects on fetuses. The new policy imposes restrictions on both new and existing patients, raising concerns about the availability of effective treatment for those with epilepsy.
#crime
Forbes: Far-Right Extremist Arrested After 4 Years Of Social Media DIY Chemical Weapons Tutorials, FBI Alleges
The FBI arrests James Morgan, a Wisconsin resident, for creating homemade chemical weapons and posting tutorial videos on Facebook and YouTube. Morgan expressed extremist ideologies and had plans to share his weapons-making skills and form a militia. The arrest highlights the rising threat of domestic terrorism and the proliferation of improvised explosive devices in the United States.
Fox News: Family of missing Oregon teen asks public for surveillance footage
Oregon teenager Breauna Vaughn has gone missing in freezing temperatures amid a winter storm. Authorities believe she left home without essential items and may have changed clothes and vehicles since last seen on January 18.
#technology
Forbes: How Immersive Tech Is Redefining The Limits Of Human Connection
The reality landscape is changing, with virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality technologies becoming more popular. These innovations are transforming the human experience and impacting businesses. How can companies utilize these advancements in technology? This Forbes event in 2024 explored these questions and more.