Federal Reserve officials are considering cutting interest rates in 2024, but details on timing and size have not been provided. Some officials advocate for keeping rates at their current level for a longer period, citing concerns about inflation and uncertainty over policy. The economy is a key focus. 

MSNBC anchor Joy Reid attributes the resignation of Harvard University's former president, Claudine Gay, to a "war on black progress" by the far right. Reid accuses Christopher Rufo of leading a campaign to associate DEI professors with BLM, decolonization, and Hamas, aiming to remove them from prestigious universities. She believes Rufo's goal is to replace these minority individuals with white men and hinder intellectual inquiry. Politics is a central theme.

Soccer player Youcef Atal receives a suspended prison sentence and fine for sharing a social media post about the Israel-Hamas conflict deemed to incite religious hatred. The crime section covers this incident.

A recipe for a delicious smoked bluefish dip, perfect for gatherings and parties, is shared. The food category offers this culinary suggestion.

Harvard University's President, Claudine Gay, resigns due to a plagiarism scandal, exposing flaws in diversity and inclusion doctrine. The excessive number of administrators and their left-wing bias contribute to the issue. Alumni are urged to demand change and withhold financial support.

The Digest, 1/3/2024 @200PM, CDT

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