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5 Dec 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Kerry’s COP28 coal pledge means nothing. It’s the war on gas that’s scary
US Climate Envoy John Kerry, without authority to commit the US to international agreements, has pledged to shut down unabated coal-fired power plants. This deal, mostly symbolic as the US doesn't build new plants, focuses on reducing emissions from coal plants without scrubber technology. Market-driven factors have already led to the closure of many coal plants in the US, but Kerry aims to eliminate natural gas power plants too, causing reliability issues in the power grid. This commitment will have little impact on the coal sector, but poses a threat to electric reliability in the US. Congressional Republicans must intervene.
Breitbart: Chuck Schumer Bringing 'Assault Weapons' Ban to Senate Floor this Week
Sen. Chuck Schumer announced that he will bring an "assault weapons" ban to the Senate floor. He claims that the ban in the past reduced gun violence, but this has been proven false. Despite this, Schumer and other Democrats continue to push for stricter gun control measures. American gun ownership is at its highest level ever, and many believe owning a gun is necessary for self-defense. The number of AR/AK-style rifles in circulation is also significantly high.
GB News: Richard Tice hits out at Jim Dale in furious climate change row: 'You are misleading people!'
Richard Tice of Reform UK clashes with Senior Meteorologist Jim Dale over climate change.
#society
The Blaze: Tucker Carlson says this politician 'scares' him | Blaze Media
Tucker Carlson expresses concern about the chaos in California due to the legalization of shoplifting. He criticizes Gavin Newsom as a potential fascist who would use the DOJ to imprison his opponents. Carlson and Dave Rubin suggest that chaos may lead to a desire for authoritarian leaders to restore order.
The Blaze: Survey shows Gen Z wants LESS sex and nudity on screen | Blaze Media
Gen Z is growing tired of the excessive sexual content in media, with over 50% wanting more depictions of friendships and platonic relationships. Even actors like Matt Smith are speaking out against the overabundance of sex scenes in scripts. So, why are we still including them?
The Telegraph: Britain has opened up its welfare state to the world
High immigration to Britain is causing strain on the economy and welfare system, with many migrants not contributing enough economically. The government needs to crack down on exploitation and implement stricter policies to protect British citizens.
The Telegraph: Britons may be forced to take selfie before viewing pornography
Adult websites may require users to take a face-scanning selfie to prove they are over 18, according to new online safety laws. Ofcom suggests using "facial age estimation" technology as a privacy-friendly alternative to personal ID or credit cards. Age estimation systems are already used by social media platforms and adult sites to verify users. Websites would have to use alternative verification methods if age estimation suggests a user may be underage. Ofcom plans to enforce these rules in 2025 and believes that four in five adults support age assurance on adult websites.
The Blaze: Your grandma’s propaganda is out of fashion | Blaze Media
Women's fashion brand Doen received backlash on Instagram for expressing support for Planned Parenthood. The clothing brand, known for its feminine aesthetic, seemed out of touch with the times in aligning with the abortion industry. The criticism highlights the disconnect between claiming to believe in human rights while denying rights to certain humans.
Le Monde: Malala: 'The Taliban have made girlhood illegal'
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai condemns Taliban rule in Afghanistan, calling it "gender apartheid" and advocating for it to be recognized as a crime against humanity. She highlights the impact on Afghan girls, who are deprived of education and experiencing mental health issues. Malala also criticizes the focus on crises in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan, which diverts attention from women's rights in Afghanistan. She urges for a new UN treaty to include gender apartheid as a form of crimes against humanity.
Fox News: Father of college student who was murdered in Italy pleas for cultural change
Giulia Cecchetin, a 22-year-old woman, was brutally murdered in Italy, sparking outrage against gender violence. Her ex-boyfriend was arrested and admitted to the crime. Thousands gathered for her funeral, where her father called for men to be "agents of change" in a culture that undervalues women's lives.
Fox News: Amy Robach, T.J. Holmes open up on scandal after a year of silence: ‘There were days when I wanted to die’
Former ABC News hosts Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes open up about their infamous cheating scandal, revealing the emotional toll it took on them. They describe the fear and despair they felt as their relationship was exposed and how they struggled to cope with the aftermath. Despite losing their jobs, they express their love for each other and their determination to move forward.
#economy
Fox News: 6 detained in Belgium and the Netherlands over suspected illegal exports
Belgian and Dutch authorities have arrested six people in connection with illegal exports of "sensitive" products and technology, potentially violating sanctions against Russia. The investigation, prompted by a tipoff from unnamed U.S. government agencies, is focused on the illegal export of dual-use goods and money laundering. No names or companies have been disclosed.
#culture
Forbes: Massimo Bottura On Slow Food, Fast Cars, And All Those Michelin Stars
Italian chef Massimo Bottura, owner of Osteria Francescana, has revolutionized Italian cuisine with avant-garde dishes. He aims to share the charm and ingredients of Modena with future generations through his restaurant, Casa Maria Luigia. Bottura and his wife, Lara Gilmore, have also written a cookbook called Slow Food, Fast Cars, which showcases the food and design of Casa Maria Luigia. They are committed to preserving traditional recipes and ingredients while keeping them contemporary. In addition to their culinary ventures, Bottura and Gilmore have founded non-profit organizations focused on fighting food waste and providing meals to those in need.
#health
Fox News: Chicago Tribune editorial hammers local leaders for hazardous contamination at migrant camp
Investigation finds hazardous chemicals at proposed migrant facility in Brighton Park, Chicago. The levels of contaminants pose a potential health hazard. The Chicago Tribune urges the governor to find an alternative location.
#education
Fox News: Stefanik grills Harvard president over students calling for 'intifada,' rampant antisemitism on campus
Rep. Elise Stefanik criticizes Harvard's president for not addressing students chanting for violence against Israel, emphasizing the need to take action against those advocating for genocide. Harvard's commitment to free speech is acknowledged, but concerns are raised about the low ranking in protecting Jewish students and the presence of antisemitism on campus.
The Federalist: Covid School Closures Crippled Students' Math Proficiency
Countries with shorter school closures during the Covid pandemic had better math scores, according to a report by the National Center for Education Statistics. American students saw a 13-point drop in math scores compared to 2018.
#crime
The Telegraph: Woman mowed down boyfriend and ‘dragged body under car for 500ft’
Alice Wood, 23, is accused of running over and killing her boyfriend, Ryan Watson, 24, after an argument at a party. Wood, who was drunk, allegedly used her car as a weapon and dragged Watson's body for over 500 feet. The court heard that tension was evident between the couple at the party, and Wood lost her temper during the argument, driving into Watson twice. She later knocked on a nearby door and said she had run over her boyfriend. Wood denies murder.
Fox News: German man arrested after allegedly forming armed group opposing COVID measures
German man arrested in Portugal for forming armed group against COVID-19 measures in 2021. Charged with criminal organization and creating "Paladin." No evidence of plans for attack.
Fox News: DeSantis photo displayed in bar damaged after suspect took it into restroom
A man stole a framed photograph of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis from a bar in West Melbourne, Florida. The incident was caught on surveillance video. The bar owner wants to prevent further politically-motivated vandalism.
#sports
Forbes: DeSantis Takes On Florida State Snub: Promises $1 Million For Lawsuit Against College Football Playoff
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wants $1 million in the state's budget for a possible lawsuit against the College Football Playoff, after Florida State University's undefeated football team was left out of contention. DeSantis believes the team "earned a spot" and calls the decision "very controversial." The state and university haven't decided if they will sue yet.
Breitbart: Tuohy Family Accuses 'The Blind Side's' Michael Oher of Extortion, 'Outing' Them on TMZ, Social Media
Ex-NFL player Michael Oher allegedly tried to extort the Tuohy family for $15 million, threatening to defame them on social media and TMZ. He claimed they stole money from him after The Blind Side movie. Oher demanded $10 million to drop his lawsuits, later increasing it to $15 million. The family denies Oher's allegations and maintains they only received $138,309.90 from the film's proceeds. Oher was never legally adopted but had a conservatorship, enabling stability for his education and scholarships. Oher's former college coach defended the Tuohys.
#science
GB News: Nasa telescope captures incredible image of 'monster' in deep space
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured images of a mysterious galaxy, AzTECC71, that forms hundreds of new stars every year. The galaxy, first detected by astronomers over a decade ago, vanished when the Hubble Space Telescope was used to find it. Now, the James Webb telescope has brought it back into view, revealing a galaxy with two eyes and a gaping mouth. This discovery suggests that massive star nurseries may be more common than previously thought.
#outdoors
Backpacker: This is the Best .2-Ounce Addition to Your Hiking Kit
Hiking and drawing go hand in hand, allowing you to truly appreciate and remember the landscapes you encounter. Don't worry about being a perfect artist, just pick up a pencil and start. Focus on the details that speak to you and let the process guide you. Drawing is a way to pay attention to the ever-changing beauty of nature. So grab a pencil and create your own scenic scrapbook.
Field & Stream: The Best Oakley Sunglasses of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Best Overall: Oakley Holbrook XL Prizm H2O Polarized Sunglasses. Best Budget: Oakley Frogskins Prizm Sunglasses. Best Polarized: Oakley Split Shot Polarized Sunglasses. Best Multi-Sport: Oakley SI Flak 2.0 Sunglasses. Best for Women: Oakley Pasque Prizm Polarized Sunglasses.
#other
Breitbart: U.N. Official on Climate Summit: 'These Conferences Have Become Too Big'
The head of the United Nations Development Programme criticizes the COP28 climate change summit in Dubai, stating that it has become overly large and difficult to manage. The event, attended by over 97,000 politicians and delegates, raises concerns about future logistic challenges.
Forbes: Cher Smashes Elton John’s Billboard Chart Record With Another No. 1 Hit
Cher's holiday single "DJ Play a Christmas Song" has reached No. 1 on the Adult Contemporary radio airplay chart, breaking a record for the largest gap between leaders on the tally. This marks Cher's third No. 1 hit on the chart, with her last one being in 1989.
Fox News: Indonesia's Mount Marapi volcano erupts, killing at least 22 climbers
Volcanic eruption on Indonesia’s Mount Marapi kills at least 22 climbers, with one still missing. Rescuers face challenges due to hot ash and extreme heat.
Breitbart: Governments Shift 'Green' Focus to Methane as Paris Commitments Waver
The United Nations climate conference focuses on reducing methane emissions, shifting the spotlight away from carbon dioxide. Oil companies, including Aramco and Petrobras, commit to reaching near-zero methane emissions and reducing carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. The US also introduces regulations to reduce methane emissions. China, the world's worst polluter, calls for international cooperation on methane control but admits to lacking the necessary capabilities. Many countries are struggling to meet their emissions reduction goals under the Paris Agreement, with governments exceeding limits by over 110% by 2030. Some countries, like South Africa, find it impossible to shut down coal power plants without leaving the country without electricity.
Breitbart: Deion Sanders Breaks Off Engagement with Tracey Edmonds After 4 Years
NFL star Deion Sanders and Tracey Edmonds have ended their engagement after four years. The couple released a joint statement on Instagram, calling the breakup amicable and mutual. Sanders expressed gratitude and well wishes for Edmonds.
Fox News: Norway's agreement to permit Arctic Ocean seabed mining sparks environmental alarm
Norway's government and two opposition parties agree to open the Arctic Ocean for seabed mineral exploration, despite concerns about the impact on marine life. Greenpeace Norway and Norwegian Bellona criticize the move as a threat to vulnerable ecosystems.