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25 Jun 2023
#society
The Epoch Times: Promise for Renters' Rights to Be on National Agenda
The Australian federal government has rejected a proposal from the Greens to introduce caps on rent increases, saying there is “overwhelming evidence” that they do not work. The Greens blocked a $10bn bill that would have created a Housing Australia Future Fund, which was intended to help establish 30,000 affordable and social housing properties within five years. The Greens withheld their support for the bill due to concerns about the lack of renters’ rights protections within it. Housing Minister Julie Collins has stated that these will be on the agenda at an upcoming meeting of national leaders. The federal government has been advised that it may be able to trigger a double dissolution election over the matter.
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #736 Hints, Clues And Answer For Sunday, June 25th
A family reunion in Montana for a grandma's 90th birthday makes the author grateful for the experience. Traveling expands our world, but ultimately leads us to appreciate the comfort of home.
Today's Wordle had the hint of cowboy competition and the clue of a word with a double letter. The answer was RODEO, which has a Spanish origin and describes traditional cattle roundup activities. The author invites readers to play Competitive Wordle Against Me.
#war
Daily Wire: Who Are Yevgeny Prigozhin And Wagner?
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the owner of Russia’s Wagner paramilitary group, has been accused of committing war crimes and laundering money through his catering company, Concord Catering, which received contracts from the Russian government. Wagner engages in illicit activities in countries with poor security, such as South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. 64 companies connected to Wagner were identified as being used as front companies to move money and assets, and the Kremlin was connected to all of them. The group suffered severe losses in Syria and Ukraine, where it recruited tens of thousands of convicts to fight without reporting their deaths to maintain positive PR.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: President Obama Blasts Media's Missing Sub Coverage
Former President Obama criticized the media for their excessive coverage of the missing Titanic sub, while neglecting the sinking migrant ship off the coast of Greece. The boat crash resulted in 78 declared deaths, and 104 people rescued, with hundreds still missing. Obama discussed the “obscene inequality” and how it reflects the growing disparity of peoples’ life chances.
#health
The Epoch Times: FDA Approves Sarepta's Gene Therapy for Rare Muscular Dystrophy in Some Kids
The FDA has granted accelerated approval to Sarepta Therapeutics' gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, allowing the treatment to be used for children aged between 4 and 5 years old who can walk. The therapy, Elevidys, comes with a wholesale acquisition cost of $3.2 million, making it one of the most expensive treatments available. Currently, DMD patients have limited options, such as steroids and some therapies for specific genetic mutations, which only control symptoms and slow disease progression. Elevidys could change the way DMD patients are treated, potentially becoming a multibillion-dollar product.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Company Fined $3 Million After Releasing Toxic Smoke Across Australian State
Bradbury Industrial Services Pty Ltd, a chemical waste company in Melbourne, Australia, has been fined almost $3 million after a large fire broke out in their warehouse in April 2019, causing pollution and evacuations. The employee who caused the fire had not been taught to earth containers before filling them, which led to a flash and the spread of the fire, resulting in the destruction of the warehouse. The company had also breached license conditions and environmental protection laws in the lead-up to the fire. WorkSafe and EPA Victoria stressed the importance of workplace safety and training in dealing with dangerous goods.
The Epoch Times: 2 Dead, 15 Injured After Shooting at Crowded Street Party in Michigan
A shooting at a street party in Saginaw, Michigan, left two dead and 15 injured, after a fight broke out between partygoers and multiple people started shooting into the crowd. The party had been promoted on social media and police had already dispersed large crowds in different locations throughout the city. An investigation is ongoing and police are asking anyone with information to come forward.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Bradley Leads the Travelers With a 54-hole Scoring Record, Fowler Shoots a Career-Best 60
Keegan Bradley sets a new tournament 54-hole scoring record at 21 under in the Travelers Championship. Rickie Fowler finished tied for fourth at 15 under, just missing the 13th sub-60 round in PGA Tour history.
#other
The Epoch Times: HRMI Report: Hong Kong Scores Only 3.2 in Empowerment
HRMI's latest report evaluated the human rights performance of 30 countries and regions. Hong Kong was rated "very bad" in several categories, scoring only 3.2 points in "Empowerment." China received only 2.8 points in "Safety from State Rights" and "Empowerment," with its overall score being the lowest among the 30 countries evaluated. The report highlights that a wide range of people in China have lost their right to assembly and association, and minority religious groups cannot even freely assemble for small social gatherings at home.
Spectator USA: Can the nomads of Kyrgyzstan survive?
Kyrgyzstan's capital, Bishkek, is ranked the second most polluted city in the world due to the heavy use of coal for central heating and air conditioning. The Kyrgyz language was written in Arabic until the twentieth century before the Latin script was adopted in 1928 and the Cyrillic alphabet was mandated by Stalin. The Kyrgyz president recently announced deeper military co-operation with Russia, emphasising the importance of strengthening the Kyrgyz Republic's armed forces and developing Russian military facilities on its territory. Furthermore, construction is under way on a road which will connect Kyrgyzstan with its much larger neighbour, China.