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2 Feb 2024
#politics
Fox News: Liberals have a new Supreme Court target and you won't believe who it is
Journalist and activists are urging Justice Sonia Sotomayor to retire from the Supreme Court to be replaced by a younger, liberal justice. Sotomayor spoke about her frustrations and the overwhelming workload at a recent appearance, but there are no signs of mental decline. The push for her retirement reflects the increasingly partisan approach to the Court and the focus on potential longevity rather than jurisprudence.
#society
GB News: Trans choir hosts music workshops for children at taxpayer funded arts venue
A trans choir is hosting a day of music workshops for kids amid a growing anti-trans rhetoric. The event, "Little Big Sing with Trans Voices," aims to effect change and provide mental wellness. The Southbank Centre, funded by Arts Council England, will also feature other LGBTQ+ events.
#war
Times Of Israel: Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisor said killed in alleged Israeli strike in Syria
Iranian advisor killed in Israeli airstrike in Syria. Syrian military claims to have downed Israeli missiles. Israel has been targeting Iran-linked sites in Syria. Iran scaling back deployment of senior officers in Syria. Israel carrying out frequent and deadlier strikes. Escalation of attacks since Hamas massacres.
#economy
Fox News: You could lose your retirement savings in the next financial crash unless others follow this state's lead
Lawmakers in South Dakota have introduced legislation to protect retirement accounts and property rights, highlighting the risk of financial and property losses in future crashes. The changes to Article 8 of the Uniform Commercial Code enable financial institutions to use customers' investments and property as collateral for their own business purposes. This means that if a broker were to go bankrupt, secured creditors could take the investments purchased by customers to settle debts, potentially causing widespread wealth confiscation.
#health
Fox News: I have a child with a disability and NIH has made a scary proposal that could impact millions like her
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is facing criticism for proposing to remove the words "lengthen life" from its mission statement. Senators Marco Rubio and Tammy Duckworth argue that this change sends a negative message to individuals with disabilities and perpetuates ableist beliefs. The proposed change could also align NIH with the controversial quality-adjusted life year metric and physician-assisted suicide.
Fox News: Should American families really start eating lab-grown meat? What to know about this ‘cultivated’ alternative
Experts assert that challenges remain for lab-grown meat to make it to local supermarkets and American kitchens. Consumers need more information on the production process. The FDA's approval of lab-grown meat is a big deal, but Italy recently banned it and France introduced a proposed ban. State legislators in multiple US states have either introduced legislation to label or ban lab-grown meat. Concerns include the use of immortalized cells and an anti-farmer, anti-farming agenda. Lab-grown meat offers potential benefits such as reduced environmental impact, animal welfare, and lower antibiotic use, but there are challenges in production cost, taste, and market acceptance.
#crime
The Telegraph: Brianna Ghey: Teenage killers to be named and sentenced - live updates
Two 15-year-old killers of transgender teenager Brianna Ghey sentenced today. They plotted the attack, lured her to a park, and brutally stabbed her 28 times. The pair sought to blame each other for the murder.
Fox News: Seattle police arrest 2 teens accused of hitting pedestrians with cars in November 2023
Two teenagers were arrested in Washington for allegedly targeting pedestrians with a stolen car, causing serious injuries. Surveillance footage and cellphone videos helped identify and apprehend the suspects.