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6 Dec 2023
#society
The Federalist: Those DINK Videos Are Making Me So Glad We Have Six Kids
The DINK lifestyle, celebrated on social media, is promoted as wealthy and childless. However, it seems lacking, with Costco pizza and European trips as its main offerings. Having kids makes life more meaningful and enjoyable, as they bring spontaneity, adventure, and laughter. Sleep, sex, and travel are still possible with children, and they make everything better. These videos make me consider having another baby rather than regretting having kids.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: Higher learning intuitions are now institutions of liars earning big money for doing nothing
FOX News host Laura Ingraham criticizes colleges for lacking empathy towards Jewish students who face rising antisemitism on campus. She argues that institutions prioritize anti-Americanism and antisemitism when it aligns with fashionable views, while disregarding the safety and well-being of Jewish students. Ingraham urges donors and alumni to support the cause.
Fox News: Bus company leaves pro-Israel supporters stranded en route to rally: 'it’s obvious what happened here'
Jewish protesters in Canada were abandoned when several buses did not show up, leading to accusations of antisemitism. The subcontracted company responsible for the buses declined all communication and gave no explanation. Some attendees suggested that it may be a hate crime.
GB News: BBC Christmas Day schedule sparks 'defund' row as line-up with Mrs Brown's Boys slammed
The BBC has received criticism for its Christmas Day viewing schedule, which includes shows like Doctor Who and Mrs Brown's Boys. Many people took to social media to express their disappointment with the line-up, questioning why certain shows were chosen and suggesting that the BBC should have offered better options for the festive day. However, there were also some viewers who supported the schedule, praising the inclusion of Doctor Who and other programs.
#war
Times Of Israel: Footage shows pedestrians narrowly dodging falling rocket fragment in Tel Aviv
Surveillance footage in Tel Aviv showed two people narrowly missing a fragment of an intercepted rocket during the recent barrage from Gaza. The IDF Home Front Command's safety instructions advise remaining in a protected space for 10 minutes after a siren, even after an interception blast is heard. A school in Tel Aviv also sustained damage from an interceptor shrapnel.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Italy will withdraw from China's Belt and Road Initiative, government sources say
Italy has officially informed China that it is quitting the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Italy joined in 2019 but Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wanted to withdraw, citing lack of gains. Italy will still maintain relations with China.
#economy
The Epoch Times: FDA Approved, Controversial Lab-Grown Meat Becomes a Reality
Italy has become the first country to officially ban cultivated meat, also known as lab-grown meat, in an effort to protect its farming industry, economy, and the health of its citizens. The bill passed the Italian senate and was supported by the country's agricultural groups. Efforts to block lab-grown meat are also being made in the United States, with laws in Missouri and Florida aiming to prohibit its production and sale. The global lab-grown meat market is predicted to reach nearly $2 billion by 2035.
#military
The Federalist: The Military Recruitment Crisis Mirrors America's Changing Values
The U.S. Army is facing a recruitment crisis, with falling numbers of new recruits and changing societal norms. Military service, once seen as a unifying experience, now feels alien to many Americans. The challenge lies in adapting to these shifts in values and attracting a new generation to the military.
#sports
Forbes: Cason Wallace’s Early Rookie Campaign Reached New Heights In Front Of Hometown Crowd
Cason Wallace, drafted by the Dallas Mavericks but traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder, had a stellar performance against his hometown team. He scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds in front of his friends and family, helping the Thunder secure a win. Wallace has been a standout rookie, playing solid defense and making efficient contributions to his team.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Defender Ronald Araujo Suffers Cheekbone Fracture, SPORT Reports
FC Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo suffered a fractured cheekbone in the match against Atletico Madrid. Despite the injury, he continued to play and tests later confirmed the fracture. Barca's goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, will undergo surgery for a lower back injury, and there is uncertainty if he will be fit for the upcoming Champions League match.
#outdoors
Le Monde: Le Monde's top 10 destinations | #9 ViaRhôna cycling paradise
The ViaRhôna cycle route offers a scenic journey from Lyon to Avignon, providing a cycling paradise for tourists. The region's efforts to improve the route have been hindered by political disagreements. Despite this, Vienne remains a charming town with amenities for cyclists, making it a popular stop along the way. The route follows the Rhône River, showcasing its natural beauty and rewilded areas.
#other
Forbes: Alaska Airlines Pilot Charges Reduced, FAA Forms Mental Health Panel
The Federal Aviation Administration is forming a committee to address pilot and air traffic controller mental health following recent incidents. An Alaska Airlines pilot and a former Delta Air Lines pilot are facing charges related to endangering aircraft and interfering with flight crew. The committee will evaluate barriers to reporting and seeking care for mental health issues and make recommendations to improve mental health management in the aviation industry. (, )
Fox News: These 24 self-care products to get you through this winter
Winter essentials: warmers, travel mug, cozy pajamas, weighted blanket, wearable blanket, slippers, heating pad, light therapy lamp. Beauty essentials: body scrubber, moisturizers, hand cream, lip mask, vitamin C serum, shower steamers. Home essentials: alarm clock, air purifier, humidifier, essential oil diffuser, space heater, houseplants, affirmation cards, electric fireplace.
The Federalist: The Federalist Luxury Gift Guide For Refined Rednecks
Luxurious gift ideas: American Alligator Head ($280), Mother of Pearl Champagne Saber ($299.95), Wagyu Beef Ribeye ($1,199), Wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese ($2,999.95), Chalet Chicken Coop ($12,999), Helicopter Hog Hunting Excursion ($2,750), Solar-Powered Electric Boat ($7,950-$12,750), John Deere Diesel Utility Vehicle ($42,199), Jezebel blogging site (Price Negotiable), 17-acre Winery in San Miguel ($2,100,000)