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23 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Germany's top court denies funding for far-right party after ruling ideology unconstitutional
Germany's highest court ruled that the far-right party Die Heimat will not receive state funding for the next six years due to its unconstitutional values and goals aimed at destroying democracy. The court found that the party disregarded the free democratic basic order and worked towards its elimination.
Fox News: Sri Lanka lawmakers face backlash over controversial internet safety bill
Sri Lankan lawmakers are debating a controversial internet safety bill criticized for curbing freedom of speech. The bill aims to address online offenses threatening national security, but opposition politicians, journalists, and rights groups argue that it would undermine human rights and freedom of expression. The government denies these claims, but media and civil rights groups demand the withdrawal of the bill.
The Telegraph: Listen: Fake Biden 'robocall' urges Democrats to skip New Hampshire primary
A robocall mimicking Joe Biden tells Democrat voters to skip New Hampshire primary and save their vote for November. The call links back to a former Democratic chairwoman's personal cell phone. Officials suspect it's an attempt to disrupt the election.
Fox News: RFK Jr campaign promotes workout challenge for voters as Trump, Biden's fitness becomes issue in 2024 race
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is launching the AmericaMoves challenge to promote fitness and healthy habits for potential voters. Questions about the physical and mental fitness of former President Trump and President Biden have become central to the 2024 election. Supporters and critics have debated the candidates' abilities, with Trump defending his own mental strength and questioning Biden's.
Forbes: When Will New Hampshire Results Be Announced? Here’s What To Watch For In Today’s Primary.
New Hampshire primary begins with Nikki Haley leading in Republican race and Joe Biden's absence impacting Democratic results.
The Federalist: Media Keeping Trump Off The Air Will Only Make Him Stronger
Corporate media companies face a dilemma in covering the 2024 election. They are reluctant to give President Trump airtime due to their left-wing bias, but not covering him creates a dull story. Ignoring Trump won't save Biden either, as his lack of press exposure undermines his credibility. Silencing Trump while allowing Biden to hide is a disaster for Democrats and a travesty of democracy.
Fox News: Kamala Harris and the awful truth about her White House amateur hour
Americans in 2024 may face the possibility of Kamala Harris becoming the next president, as Joe Biden might not make it through a second term if re-elected. Biden chose Harris as his running mate despite her attacking him during the primaries. However, Harris has been sidelined by Team Biden and her approval ratings have plummeted.
Forbes: Trump Renews Attacks On ‘Stupid’ Charles Koch-Backed PAC Before New Hampshire Primary
Former President Donald Trump criticized billionaire Charles Koch and his super PAC, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP), for supporting candidate Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire primary. The feud between Trump and Koch, a prominent GOP donor, has been ongoing, with Trump referring to AFP as "Americans for No Prosperity." The PAC endorsed Haley in an effort to defeat Trump, but Trump is expected to win the primary.
#society
The Federalist: The Founders Would Be Ashamed At How Few Men Still Hunt
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reported that only 9% of American males hunted in 2022. The Founding Fathers, like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, valued hunting and believed it developed character. However, modern Americans have fewer opportunities to engage in outdoor activities and develop well-rounded skills.
#war
Times Of Israel: ‘Right now someone is being raped in a tunnel’: Knesset hears of Hamas sex crimes
Israeli women held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip are being subjected to regular sexual abuse, with their captors treating them as "dolls." Survivors testified in the Knesset, adding to a growing body of evidence that Hamas is weaponizing sexual assault. The hostages, both women and men, endure unimaginable abuse, and some women have stopped getting their periods.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: How Britain is being drawn into a protracted conflict with the Houthis
On January 11, Britain launched joint airstrikes with the United States in Yemen to warn the Houthis. However, the strikes have not discouraged the Houthis, and experts warn that the UK and its allies could be dragged into a prolonged battle. The Houthis have a well-established fighting force and the ability to conceal their military arsenal, making it difficult to combat their offensive. The crisis is playing out across the Middle East, with Iran using proxies to retaliate against the US. The airstrikes may not deter the Houthis and could give them further legitimacy in the region. The impact of the strikes on Houthi military assets is difficult to determine, but a decrease in Red Sea attacks could indicate some degradation of their capabilities.
Fox News: Pentagon finally runs out of money for Ukraine, urges 50 allies continue supporting Kyiv
The United States asks allies to continue supporting Ukraine's war with Russia despite lacking funds to provide assistance. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will seek support from about 50 countries to bridge the gap until Congress allocates money. Lack of funding also affects support to Israel.
#economy
GB News: Net Zero warning as Britons told to ‘accept higher pricing’ of energy bills: ‘Transformation is painful!’
Energy bills in the UK may need to go up to achieve the goal of Net Zero by 2050, according to Joe Kaesar, chairman of Siemans Energy. He stated that every transformation has a cost, and while there may be future innovations to lower costs, industries need a profit pool to drive innovation. The UK government has previously pledged to reach Net Zero by 2050, but concerns have been raised over the affordability of environmentally-friendly energy sources for consumers.
#culture
The Federalist: How Artificial Intelligence Actually Makes Video Games Less Woke
AI threatens the jobs of video game translators and localizers, leading to concerns about the integrity of translations. Some argue that AI will create a mediocre product, while others highlight the controversial history of localization. Activist translators face the possibility of becoming irrelevant in the game production process as AI advances, causing concern for those who use their power to push political ideologies into games. The gaming community prefers straightforward translations and despises woke censorship. A radical shift is imminent, and activist translators should be worried.
#education
The Federalist: 'Re-Orientation' Asks UW Law Students To Share Racial Slurs
Mandatory session at University of Wisconsin Law School teaches students against colorblindness and claims racial minorities cannot be racist.
#crime
GB News: Namibian mother of three used two fake passports to live, bank and work illegally in Britain for 7 years
A migrant mother used fake passports and documents to live, work, and bank illegally in the UK for seven years. She rented a house, opened bank accounts, and found employment as a care worker. Arrested as part of a wider investigation into criminal gangs, she pleaded guilty to fraud charges and is appealing her deportation.
#other
Forbes: Oscar Nominations Today: ‘Oppenheimer’ And ‘Poor Things’ Are Top Contenders For Most Nominations
The Academy is set to announce nominations for the 96th Oscars. "Oppenheimer" is expected to lead with the most nominations, potentially securing wins for Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, and Robert Downey Jr. "Barbie" and "Poor Things" are also predicted to make the Best Picture lineup, with acting nods for Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone. Snubs and surprises are anticipated, including the possibility of women being excluded from the Best Director category.
The Telegraph: Watch: What it’s really like in your living room when an earthquake hits
An earthquake hits China's Xinjiang region, causing damage to buildings and injuring six people. Chandeliers swing, power lines are downed, but electricity is restored quickly. Rescue workers arrive to clear rubble and set up tents for the displaced.
Fox News: Largest deep-sea coral reef mapped off East Coast: 'Breathtaking in scale'
Scientists have discovered the largest coral reef off the U.S. Atlantic coast, stretching over 300 miles and nearly three times the size of Yellowstone National Park. The reef is located deep below the ocean surface and plays a crucial role in protecting coastlines, providing food, and generating income.
Forbes: 7 Business Lessons From Egyptian Billionaire Mohamed Mansour
From rags to riches, Mohamed Mansour's life is a tale of fortune and adversity. Despite losing his family's fortune and battling kidney cancer, he rebuilt his empire and became a billionaire. He shares his lessons on business success, including underpromising, filling market gaps, fostering teamwork, embracing innovation, and not underestimating macroeconomic factors. Mansour's inspiring journey is detailed in his autobiography, "Drive to Succeed."
Fox News: New Mexico faces opposition to governor's water recycling initiative over concerns of increased fracking
Environmental activists oppose Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's plan to finance treatment and recycling of oil-industry wastewater in New Mexico. They argue that the plan relies on unproven technologies and may increase water-intensive fracking. Grisham seeks legislative changes to buy and sell treated water as a new source of water for industrial purposes.