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14 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Corner: The Rail-Regulation ‘Realignment’ Is Stalling Out
A rail-regulation bill backed by a mix of Republican and Democratic senators is facing opposition from Republican Senate leadership, making it two votes short of passing the filibuster. The bill is seen as a microcosm of the Republican Party's realignment, with former President Trump supporting it and gaining some support from the party's growing populist wing. However, the GOP establishment's lack of support, both in the Senate and the House, has hindered its progress. The bill's chances may stall out unless more Republicans get on board.
The Federalist Papers: Whoops! "Socially Conscious" ESG Funds Have Just Taken a $15 Billion Blood Bath
ESG funds have lost over $15 billion in Q2 2023 due to economic worries in Europe, a backlash against ESG in the US, and EU regulations pushing funds to remove their ESG classification. American states have divested from ESG pension funds, and Republican Attorney Generals have sued the Biden Administration over ESG investing. Proponent of ESG, Larry Fink, wants to change the conversation and stop using the acronym. European firms are reclassifying their ESG funds to avoid being labeled as insufficiently environmentally friendly, potentially due to compliance costs. Many Americans are concerned about the impact of ESG investing on their quality of life and access to cheap energy.
The Epoch Times: 'Dangerous Rhetoric': Hunter Biden Lawyers Tell Trump Cease and Desist Social Media Attacks
Hunter Biden's lawyers have sent a cease and desist letter to Donald Trump's legal team, expressing concern about the potential for physical harm to Mr. Biden and his family due to Mr. Trump's social media activity. The letter cited previous instances of violence and urged Mr. Trump to stop mentioning Mr. Biden. The lawyers compared the situation to an attack on Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi's husband, and referenced another case involving Taylor Taranto and former President Barack Obama.
The Epoch Times: Cory Morgan: Trudeau–Smith Calgary Stampede Meeting Significant as Neither Side Indicates Any Willingness to Compromise
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made an appearance at the Calgary Stampede, where he had a congenial meeting with Premier Danielle Smith. However, there were no concessions made on their disagreement over emissions policy. Trudeau is focused on emissions control, while Smith claims the federal targets are unrealistic. This jurisdictional battle may impact federal/provincial relations nationwide. Both leaders are refusing to compromise, setting the stage for a heated conflict.
#society
Breitbart: Medical Leaders: U.S. 'Transgender' Medicine Is Politicized and Reckless
A panel of medical experts from Europe and the United States argue that the treatment of transgender individuals in the American medical sector is politicized and lacks scientific evidence. They recommend prioritizing psychotherapy over hormonal interventions and surgeries for gender-dysphoric youth, as the risks outweigh the mental-health benefits. European countries are rejecting the U.S. model of care and adopting a more cautious approach. This professional disagreement has significant implications for the medical treatment of transgender individuals and the ongoing legal battles surrounding their rights.
Fox News: Biden's nibbles on young girl just his latest weird interaction with other people's kids
President Biden's awkward interactions with children, including incidents of nibbling a girl's shoulder and making inappropriate comments, have once again sparked attention and criticism. These incidents have raised concerns about his behavior and left people disturbed and confused. Republicans have gained support from Hispanic, Asian, and young voters in the last election, while Democrats have faltered.
PJ Media: Owner of Ridesharing App Black Wolf Loses License Over Security Concerns
Black Wolf rideshare app offers security-conscious passengers the option of having a driver with a military or security background who may be armed. The founder, Kerry KingBrown, believes it is a necessary evil in a dangerous world. However, he is facing trouble as the state is questioning whether Black Wolf is providing personal security and violating licensing regulations.
Forbes: It's Not Just Celebrities - Commercial Surrogacy Industry Expected To Grow Tenfold By 2032
The global commercial surrogacy industry is expected to reach $129 billion by 2032 due to factors such as rising infertility cases, increased awareness about reproductive options, and the support of celebrities. Despite ethical concerns, many celebrities have praised surrogacy. The process has become more popular and has grown from $6 billion in 2018 to an estimated $17.9 billion in 2023. The cost of surrogacy varies greatly depending on location. Celebrities from various industries have been open about their use of surrogates for reasons such as infertility and career considerations.
Surrogacy is a booming industry with a projected value of $129 billion by 2032. Factors contributing to its growth include advancements in medical technology, changing social attitudes, and celebrity endorsement. Several celebrities have publicly praised surrogacy despite ethical concerns. The cost of surrogacy varies by location and can range from $60,000 to $150,000 in the United States, compared to lower costs in Eastern European countries and Mexico and Latin America. Many celebrities have utilized surrogacy for reasons such as infertility and career considerations.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Climate Catastrophes Strike Around the Globe
Climate crises hit South Korea, India, and Southern Europe; floods and landslides cause damage and evacuations, while extreme heat waves threaten Europe.
Syria allows U.N. aid with government oversight, sparking concerns about control and the suffering of the Syrian people, while tensions escalate in Sudan with a communications blackout amid increased fighting between the army and paramilitary forces.
#economy
Breitbart: Africa’s Largest Economy Declares ‘Food Security’ Emergency
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu declares a "state of emergency on food security" due to rising prices. The order places food and water availability under the National Security Council's control. The government plans to release fertilizers and grains to farmers, improve irrigation, provide better transportation for food, and ensure security for farmers.
Fox News: The rise and fall of gas prices in election years
Gas prices and inflation are key topics in upcoming elections. Voters prioritize rising gasoline prices more than other issues. Inverse relationship between pump prices and approval ratings has remained consistent for decades. Gas prices were lowest during President George W. Bush's first term. Prices were higher and more volatile during his second term. During President Obama's term, gas prices were on the rise. President Trump promised to increase domestic oil production, resulting in the lowest gas prices since President Bush's first term. President Biden and Democrats blame Russia's invasion of Ukraine for high gas prices. They released oil from the strategic reserve, which some argue was a strategic move. Analysts acknowledge that seasonal patterns and reduced driving impact gas prices. As the 2024 campaign season approaches, politicians will continue to blame each other for gas price fluctuations.
#military
Fox News: Kirby claims anti-woke defense bill puts troops, military readiness at 'greater risk'
National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby defends left-wing policies condemned by Republican lawmakers, stating they are crucial for military readiness. The House passes the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) with Republican support but faces Democratic opposition due to amendments targeting abortion travel reimbursement, transgender medical procedures, and military diversity programs. Kirby suggests that President Biden is unlikely to sign legislation that limits transgender rights and undermines military readiness.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Swedish Police Approve Burning Of Bible Outside Israeli Embassy
Swedish police have approved the burning of a Bible outside the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm, despite public outrage and previous rejections. This decision follows previous burnings of the Koran in Sweden, igniting tensions within the Islamic world. The head of the Swedish Jewish community advises individuals to ignore the event, while the Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister condemns the act as bigotry and hatred.
#culture
The Economist: An all-out strike brings Hollywood to a halt
Hollywood is at a standstill as actors and screenwriters go on strike over streaming and AI concerns. Both unions, SAG-AFTRA and WGA, are demanding fair pay and transparency from studios. This strike could have significant economic and cultural implications for the entertainment industry.
#health
Flag And Cross: Running Daily May Help Slow Parkinson's Disease, Study Finds
Regular running can potentially slow down the symptoms of Parkinson's disease by increasing the production of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein essential for neuron survival and growth. The boost in BDNF can improve the brain's ability to reorganize and change, aiding learning and memory. By decreasing the spread of pathological alpha-synuclein aggregates, which contribute to neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's, motor skills can be preserved.
#education
Breitbart: California State Board of Education Votes to Approve 'Social Justice' Approach to Math Curriculum
The California State Board of Education adopts a new math framework focusing on problem-solving and real-world applications, aiming for cultural relevance and equity. Criticisms argue against certain instructional choices and using math for social justice themes.
#crime
Breitbart: NM Jury Awards $485M to Eight-Year-Old Girl Raped in Foster Care
An 8-year-old girl in New Mexico was awarded $485 million in damages after being sexually assaulted while in foster care. The foster care program allegedly placed her in the home of a foster parent despite knowing about the abuse allegations. The jury held Acadia Healthcare and Familyworks accountable for their actions, with $250 million in punitive damages against Acadia.
#sports
Forbes: What Led To Obi Toppin Getting Traded From The New York Knicks
The New York Knicks traded Obi Toppin to the Indiana Pacers, surprising fans who were generally happy for him to get a new opportunity. Toppin had shown promise, but the Knicks decided to prioritize Julius Randle, who had a career year. The Knicks made the move to see if Randle could turn his performance around and potentially increase his trade value.
Fox News: WNBA's Brittney Griner says she was 'a little shocked' she played well enough to make the All-Star team
Brittney Griner returned to the Phoenix Mercury this season after being detained in Russia for 10 months. Despite being away from basketball for so long, she has had a strong season and was named a WNBA All-Star starter. Griner is grateful to be back and is looking forward to the All-Star Game. She also expressed interest in playing in the new "Unrivaled" league.
The Epoch Times: World Cycling’s Governing Body Bans Female Transgender Athletes From Women’s Events
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has announced that female transgender athletes who transitioned after male puberty will no longer be allowed to compete in women's races. The ban, which starts on Monday, is meant to ensure equal opportunities in women's events. The UCI's decision came after American rider Austin Killips became the first openly transgender woman to win an official cycling event in May.
#technology
Flag And Cross: BAE Systems' Solar-Electric Drone Completes Stratospheric Flight Trial
British engineers have completed a successful stratospheric flight trial of BAE Systems' high altitude solar-electric drone, PHASA-35. The 35-meter wingspan aircraft reached over 66,000 feet and has the potential for use in intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and communication applications.
#other
Forbes: Paul Walter Hauser And Jack Whitehall Want To Manifest An ‘Afterparty’ Spin-Off
Paul Walter Hauser and Jack Whitehall star in the second season of Apple TV+'s "The Afterparty," a murder mystery comedy series. Hauser expresses excitement about joining the show and wants a spin-off for their characters. The actors had good chemistry on set and were able to add their own improvisations. Whitehall enjoyed using British colloquialisms and Hauser found the experience of working on a lighter project after a dramatic role refreshing. Each character has their own stylized episode in the series, providing a new challenge in different genres.