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24 Jan 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Canadian Court: Trudeau's Trucker Convoy Crackdown Was Illegal
A Canadian court deems Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act to target protesting truckers as "unreasonable" and illegal. The mandate for Covid vaccines led to the "Freedom Convoy" protest, which angered Trudeau. He mobilized the military to disperse the demonstrators, but the court ruled his actions exceeded the law's scope.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Educators urge largest teachers union in US to rescind support for Biden until 'permanent cease-fire' in Gaza
Educators are urging the largest teachers union in the U.S. to rescind its support for President Biden until a cease-fire occurs in Gaza. They believe endorsing Biden while he funds and arms Israel shows disregard for racial and social justice. Teachers are calling for an end to military funding for Israel and fair treatment of asylum-seekers.
Times Of Israel: Russia says plane carrying Ukrainian POWs crashes, killing all aboard
A military transport plane carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war crashes near Ukraine. Russian officials claim it was shot down by Ukrainian forces, but no evidence has been provided. The crash resulted in fatalities, but the exact number of casualties is unknown.
#economy
The Federalist: No, You Are Not Better Off Than You Were Four Years Ago
In the closing moments of the 1980 presidential debate, Reagan asked voters if they were better off. Today, under President Biden, the cost of living has skyrocketed. Mortgage rates are higher, homes and cars are more expensive, gas prices have increased, and food prices have surged. The average household spends an additional $11,434 annually just to maintain their standard of living. The cost of Bidenomics is clear: you are not better off than you were four years ago.
#military
GB News: Army Major General slams Gen Z who are 'easily offended and they lack motivation'
Army Major General Chip Chapman has labeled Gen Z as "the Disconnected generation" due to their short attention span. People in the UK have been warned that they may be called up to fight for the country in the event of war with Russia.
Forbes: Eric Schmidt’s Secret ‘White Stork’ Project Aims To Build AI Combat Drones
Billionaire Eric Schmidt has been building a military drone startup called White Stork in the U.S. and Ukraine. White Stork is developing a drone with artificial intelligence for visual targeting that can operate without GPS, and Schmidt has been touring factories and testing ranges in Ukraine as a military tech investor. Schmidt believes that kamikaze attack drones are crucial for combating Russian forces in Ukraine.
Fox News: Space warfare: US, China, and Russia are gearing up for the next frontier of armed conflict
The Pentagon and its adversaries, China and Russia, are preparing for a potential war in space. The secretive X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle and China's Shenlong are seen as counter-space weapons platforms, causing tension between nations. The US Space Force and its counterparts are working to gain an advantage in the race for dominance in space.
#culture
GB News: Charles Dickens subjected to woke takeover as A Christmas Carol remade with Scrooge as 'Indian Tory who hates refugees'
Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha plans to rewrite Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" for the "woke era," with an Indian Tory as the new Scrooge who hates refugees. Chadha aims to maintain the original themes of the story while reflecting the cost-of-living crisis in Britain. The adaptation has faced financial struggles due to the Indian lead character.
#other
GB News: Ryanair passengers 'vomit and pass out' on flight struck by storm chaos
Passengers on a Ryanair flight from Paris to Dublin endured 36 hours of chaos and discomfort due to Storm Isha. The flight experienced heavy turbulence, causing vomiting and panic among passengers. The plane was rerouted to Belfast and then Glasgow before finally landing in Glasgow. Passengers were deprived of water and food, and one child with special needs who lost consciousness was not allowed to leave the plane. The next day, passengers faced further delays and were given a meager £18 voucher for food. Many vowed to never fly with Ryanair again.