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30 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Republican-led Kentucky House advances bill to make paid family leave more accessible
Kentucky House passed legislation for voluntary paid family leave. Employers can choose to offer it as a benefit. The bill received strong bipartisan support.
Le Monde: Immigration: Trump's mastery of bad politics
US President Biden's lack of action on immigration is due to internal Democratic differences and lack of consensus with Republicans. The compromise draft being drawn up in the Senate includes increased border security and faster asylum procedures, but drops regularizations. Former President Trump is opposed to the compromise, preferring to undermine his opponent in the upcoming election. Governor Abbott of Texas is also defying a Supreme Court order to dismantle barbed wire on the border with Mexico.
Fox News: MSNBC's Joy Reid drops F-bomb in hot mic moment seemingly blasting Biden: 'Starting another f---in’ war'
Liberal MSNBC host Joy Reid cursed live on air, criticizing Republicans for taking credit for Democrat-passed bills. She also appeared to knock President Biden's handling of the border issue and mocked Trump's actions. The Biden administration has faced criticism for its handling of the Middle East conflict and accusations of failing to deter Iran's aggression.
#society
Le Monde: On the roadblocks around Paris, farmers try to 'combine demands with friendliness'
Hundreds of farmers block roads around Paris to keep up pressure ahead of European summit on Feb 1. Farmers combine demands with friendliness, according to FNSEA union. Traffic heavy on major Paris motorways. Pressure still on as new measures expected from government. Farmers upset about laws, rules, and constraints on the agricultural industry.
The Telegraph: AI blamed after Australian MP given larger breasts in photograph
Australian TV network, Channel Nine, apologizes after digitally altering a photo of a female MP, Georgie Purcell, to give her bigger breasts and a bare midriff. Purcell criticizes the sexualization of women in public life.
GB News: French farmers find hero in Jeremy Clarkson in battle against Macron: ‘Need our own Clarkson’
French farmers are protesting against Macron's government and the EU, blocking motorways to prevent food from reaching Paris supermarkets. They face low income, red tape, environmental policies, and import competition. They want a celebrity like Jeremy Clarkson to raise awareness.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel moves troops to Lebanon border ‘for what comes next’
Israel is deploying more troops to its northern border with Lebanon in preparation for possible conflict . The Israeli army chief has warned that the risk of war on the border has increased . Tens of thousands of Israeli residents near the border have been evacuated .
#economy
GB News: ‘There is NO loyalty’ General Secretary of Aslef Mick Whelan slams response to union action
GB News host questions Aslef's General Secretary about rail strike. Drivers striking for higher pay despite high salaries. PM suggests contempt towards customers. Rail bosses accused of cowardice. Aslef member opposes forced labor. Safety concerns raised.
#health
Fox News: Plastic surgery deaths have spiked among US patients who traveled to Dominican Republic: CDC report
From 2009 to 2018, 29 Americans died after getting cosmetic surgery in the Dominican Republic. The number of deaths spiked in recent years. Most deaths were linked to blood clots. Surgeons warn against the dangers of traveling for cheaper procedures.
#education
Fox News: Kentucky Senate reviews bill aimed at improving student transportation
Democratic Sen. David Yates has introduced legislation in Kentucky to address issues in the state's school transportation systems. The proposed bill would allow district-owned and district-leased vehicles to transport students to and from school and approved activities, with safety standards and training requirements established for drivers. The goal is to fix bus systems hampered by long routes and too few bus drivers, benefiting both urban and rural districts in the Bluegrass State.
#crime
GB News: Drivers warned of new signal 'jammers' used by criminals to steal vehicles and stay undetected
Criminals are using sophisticated signal-blocking methods to prevent stolen vehicles from being recovered. Thieves stole a Mercedes-Benz worth £194,000 using a "jammer" to block the vehicle's GPS tracking signal. However, the Tracker stolen vehicle recovery unit was still able to track the car using VHF technology and led the police to the vehicle 40 miles away in Kent. This growing trend of signal-blocking car thefts is a concern for experts.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The 25 Greatest Fly Patterns of All Time
Decisions, decisions for fly anglers. Different fly patterns have different functionalities, making it hard to choose the best. Classic patterns and modern advances are both important. Wooly Bugger is versatile, imitating various forage. Parachute Adams is a generic dry fly that can mimic any bug. Drunk & Disorderly is an articulated streamer with amazing action. Prince Nymph is a generic catch-all that looks "buggy." Girdle Bug is versatile and looks like food. Zonker is a baitfish imitation with lifelike action. Boogle Bug is a tough popper that gets attention. Stimulator stimulates fish with its large profile. San Juan Worm produces fish even though it's simple. Salmon Egg works for any trout stream. Pheasant Tail is a generic mayfly nymph pattern suitable for droppers. Dragon Tail is a great streamer that shimmies seductively. Dahlberg Diver is a unique topwater and subsurface fly. Game Changer is a modern swimbait for fly anglers. Muddler Minnow is a classic streamer that has been catching fish for almost 90 years.
#technology
Times Of Israel: Musk says 1st human patient received Neuralink brain implant
Brain-chip startup Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, has successfully implanted its first brain-chip in a human patient. The goal is to enhance human capabilities, treat neurological disorders, and establish a symbiotic relationship between humans and AI. The implant, called the "Link," enables control of devices through thoughts alone.
#other
Fox News: Cataloging anthropogenic extinction throughout history
Anthropogenic extinction, driven by human activities, threatens biodiversity worldwide. Species like the passenger pigeon, Pyrenean ibex, and golden toad have already gone extinct due to habitat destruction, hunting, and climate change. To prevent further extinction, individuals can take actions like eating a plant-based diet, recycling, and participating in cleanups.