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25 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: South Korea lawmaker injured in attack weeks after opposition leader's stabbing
SOUTH KOREAN LAWMAKER ATTACKED BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN WITH ROCK-LIKE OBJECT, RAISING CONCERNS ABOUT POLITICAL DIVISIONS.
Liberty Nation News: Trump and Biden Kick Off Irregular Presidential Campaigns - Liberty Nation News
Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are both gearing up for the 2024 presidential campaign. Biden's nomination prospects are secure, while Trump faces opposition within his own party. The two candidates have polar opposite stances on the economy and immigration, which are important issues for voters. The Biden team has been supporting Nikki Haley, possibly indicating a lack of confidence in facing Trump again. Trump is putting the donor class on notice and solidifying his support as the presumptive nominee. Meanwhile, Haley's campaign has relied on support from Democrats, leading to doubts about her viability. As the race begins, both candidates will focus on selling their records and visions to the public.
Forbes: Over 40% Of State Lawmakers Have Faced Threats—Leading Some To Avoid Polarizing Issues, Report Says
Over 40% of state lawmakers and nearly 20% of local officeholders have experienced threats, leading to reluctance to address contentious issues. Women and people of color are more likely to report abuse. Social media and factions within parties contribute to the problem. Lawmakers are less willing to engage with constituents and pursue reelection due to the risk. The Brennan Center recommends increased security training and firearm regulation.
#society
Fox News: Elon Musk vows to fund legal challenges to Irish hate speech legislation, Conor McGregor voices his support
Elon Musk vows to fund legal challenges against Ireland's proposed hate speech legislation, calling it a "massive attack on freedom of expression." Musk believes that free speech is essential for democracy and will support Irish citizens in defending their ability to speak their minds. The bill aims to tackle incitement to hatred and hate speech but critics argue that it would stifle free speech.
Le Monde: French farmers' protests: PM Attal holds crisis meeting
French farmers protest fuel tax rise and demand assistance amid declining margins and complex environmental rules. The crisis meeting called by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal aims to find solutions and prevent the capital from being blocked. Farmers are frustrated by the elimination of a tax break on diesel fuel for their equipment and are seeking immediate answers on pay and a reduction in regulations.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Saudi Arabia launches luxury resort based on old oil rig... and it's left Just Stop Oil raging
Just Stop Oil criticizes plans for a new attraction in Saudi Arabia called The Rig, based on an old oil rig. The Saudis are accused of mocking the UK's irresponsible stance on fossil fuels. The attraction aims to be a major tourist destination with hotels, restaurants, and sports facilities.
#economy
GB News: Tesla's Elon Musk says Chinese electric car brands will 'demolish' most companies without 'trade barriers'
Tesla CEO Elon Musk warns that Chinese car manufacturers will dominate the global market if there are no trade barriers, citing their competitiveness. Chinese manufacturer BYD has already surpassed Tesla in electric vehicle sales. Musk plans to launch a cheaper electric vehicle, codenamed "Redwood," in the future.
#military
Fox News: North Korea attempts first flight test of new nuclear-capable cruise missile
North Korea test-fires new cruise missile, potentially capable of carrying nuclear weapons. Tensions rise with US and South Korea.
#health
Fox News: WHO chief says 'Disease X' preparation treaty in jeopardy, loss of sovereignty is ‘fake news’
WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus expresses concern that the May deadline for a global pandemic treaty is at risk due to unresolved issues. He emphasizes the importance of the treaty for pandemic preparedness. Critics argue that the treaty would compromise national sovereignty and prioritize equity over other values.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois police arrest girlfriend of Romeo Nance, the suspect accused of killing 7 family members
Police have arrested the girlfriend of Romeo Nance, the shooter who killed 7 family members in Illinois. Nance ultimately took his own life in Texas. The motive for the shootings remains unknown.
#sports
Forbes: Luis Rubiales Should Face Trial Over Soccer World Cup Kiss, Judge Rules
Former Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales has been recommended to stand trial for a non-consensual kiss with player Jenni Hermoso at the Women's World Cup. The judge also proposed trying three senior officials within Spanish soccer for allegedly pressuring Hermoso to publicly state the kiss was consensual.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Editor's Journal: Welcome to the New Field & Stream!
Field & Stream is making a comeback by reviving their print magazine, bringing back the stories that readers loved. The new version will have a whopping 11x14 inch size and will be delivered in the spring and fall, packed with expert advice, adventure narratives, and stunning photography.
#technology
Liberty Nation News: The Death of the Electric Vehicle – A Whodunnit With a Shocking Twist - Liberty Nation News
Electric Vehicle Troubles
The recent cold weather exposed the vulnerabilities of electric vehicles (EVs), as drained batteries and disabled charging stations left many stranded. The expensive price tag, limited range, lack of charging infrastructure, and concerns about battery pollution and disposal have all contributed to the cool reception of EVs.
#other
Forbes: Pokemon Is 'Investigating' Palworld For Potential IP Infringement—Here’s What To Know About The Controversial Game That’s Gone Viral
Nintendo and the Pokemon Company are investigating the controversial game "Palworld," which has sold over 8 million copies in less than a week. The game draws criticism for its similarities to "Pokemon," but includes violent elements and controversial mechanics. Some accuse the game's publisher of using AI to plagiarize "Pokemon" designs, although no evidence has been presented.