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9 Jan 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Biden Campaign Failing to 'Recruit Enough' Black Surrogates
The Biden campaign is struggling to recruit black surrogates, highlighting his declining popularity among this important demographic. Biden's past comments and policies have offended many black voters. Democrats are concerned about the party's ability to reach black voters and replicate Obama-era turnout. Biden's support among black voters is decreasing, with only 72% currently supporting him.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Bev Turner fumes at Fujitsu over calls to compensate Post Office victims
Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells has returned her CBE after calls for compensation in the wake of the Post Office scandal.
#war
The Telegraph: Gazans can return home when you release more hostages, Israel tells Hamas
Israeli officials have stated that Palestinians will not be allowed to return to northern Gaza unless Hamas releases more hostages. This has raised concerns from the US, who believes that Palestinian civilians should be able to return home. Israeli officials are under pressure to secure the release of the remaining 136 hostages held by Hamas.
Times Of Israel: In first, UN sending envoy to investigate Hamas sexual crimes on October 7
The UN will send an envoy to Israel to investigate evidence of sexual violence by Hamas terrorists. Two UN experts have demanded accountability for the crimes, which occurred during an attack that killed 1,200 people and resulted in the abduction of 240 hostages. Israel has also opened its own investigation into the sexual crimes.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Russia Arrests Another American: Robert Woodland Could Face 20-Year Sentence On Drug Charges
U.S. citizen Robert Woodland has been arrested in Russia on drug trafficking charges. He could face up to 20 years in prison and will be detained until March 5. This arrest is part of the increasing hostility between the U.S. and Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine in 2022.
Fox News: Pakistan bombing death toll climbs to 7 after wounded officer dies
An officer dies after a roadside bombing in Pakistan targets police protecting polio vaccination workers. Three officers remain critical.
The Telegraph: Moscow arrests US citizen on drugs charges
American citizen Robert Romanov Woodland has been detained in Russia on drug charges, facing up to 20 years in jail. Woodland, adopted by an American couple in the 1990s, was remanded in custody until March 5. Russia has detained several other US citizens, including a foreign correspondent, on questionable charges. Woodland, an English teacher, expressed opposition to the war in Ukraine but said he would report for military service if called upon. The United States has advised all citizens to leave Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine and the risk of arbitrary detention.
Times Of Israel: Former hostage tells lawmakers fellow captive was sexually abused by guard
A woman held captive in Gaza claimed to have witnessed signs of sexual abuse against another hostage by a guard, suggesting that Hamas may be using sexual assault as a weapon. She also spoke of torture inflicted upon another captive, urging for action to free them. Evidence of sexual violence during the October 7 attack continues to emerge, with concerns that victims may still be subjected to abuse.
Forbes: Taiwan Falsely Sends Warning About Incoming ‘Missile’—It Was A Satellite
Taiwan Ministry of National Defense apologizes for mistakenly sending air raid alerts claiming China launched a missile into Taiwanese airspace. Mistranslation blamed.
#military
The Telegraph: Russian rapper who wore Balenciaga sock on penis conscripted into military
Russian rapper Vacio, imprisoned for wearing only a Balenciaga sock at a party, has been conscripted into the military. He will miss his enlistment date due to being detained for hooliganism.
#health
Liberty Nation News: UK to Measure Kids’ Bellies to Monitor Health? - Liberty Nation News
The UK government proposes measuring children's waistlines to prevent obesity. Critics question the effectiveness given the government's inconsistent nutrition policies. Obesity is a global issue fueled by sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets. Japan measures waistlines of employees to promote healthy habits, while the UK focuses on children. The UK government's response to obesity is questionable, as it discourages meat consumption but supports additives and sugar production. Instead of monitoring waistlines, schools should prioritize healthier food options and increased physical activity. The focus should be on monitoring government food policies rather than children's waistlines.
#science
GB News: Harvard astrophysicist: 'We're monitoring 100,000 unusual objects in skies to prove extra-terrestrial life'
Harvard astrophysicist monitors 100,000 unusual objects in the sky, suggests extraterrestrial life may have influenced Earth's history.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The 5 Best Headlamps for Hiking of 2024
Best Headlamps for Hiking: Petzl Actik Core, Biolite 330 Rechargeable, NITECORE NU25, Black Diamond Astro, Foxelli 180 Lumen Rechargeable. Considerations: features, durability, light beam, rechargeability, company values.
#other
Le Monde: 2023 was the Earth's hottest year on record
The year 2023 was the hottest on record, pushing temperatures 1.48°C above pre-industrial levels. Climate change caused extreme weather events, surpassing the 1.5°C threshold and leading to fires, droughts, and heatwaves worldwide.
GB News: EU scientists say 2023 hottest year on record as climate change blamed in official reports
EU scientists confirm that 2023 was the hottest year on record, with temperatures surpassing those of the last 100,000 years. Human-caused climate change and El Nino contributed to the record-breaking heat. Deadly heatwaves, floods, and wildfires occurred worldwide.