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19 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Epoch Times: Senior Doctors' Strike to Bring NHS to Standstill
Senior doctors in England will go on a 48-hour strike starting Thursday, causing major disruptions to NHS services. They are protesting against the government's offer of a 6 percent pay rise, which they consider an insult. Junior doctors recently concluded a five-day strike, making it the longest in NHS history.
Fox News: Biden's extreme judicial nominee cannot reach the bench
Oppose judicial nominee Loren L. AliKhan for U.S. District Court due to extreme arguments against civil rights and religious freedom. Her views were rejected by the Supreme Court.
Fox News: Grover Norquist believes progressives will turn on one another: 'It's made up of competing parasites'
Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, discusses partisan politics and the coalition within the Republican Party. He emphasizes the importance of single-issue voters who want to be left alone on their vote-moving issue. Norquist criticizes the American Left's desire to control and redistribute government resources, arguing that they are "competing parasites." Despite some challenges within the current GOP leadership, he sees potential for success at the state level.
#society
Forbes: Director Lee Byeong-Heon Wanted ‘Dream’ To Inform And Entertain
Park Seo-jun stars as a reluctant coach in 'Dream,' a film inspired by the real-life Homeless World Cup participants. Director Lee Byeong-Heon, deeply moved by the issue of homelessness, wanted to shed light on the lack of awareness surrounding it. The film follows the journey of a team that competes in the Homeless World Cup, with Park Seo-jun's character coaching them. The emotional core of the film lies in the stories of the homeless players, highlighting how easily one can lose everything.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Arresting Putin would be “declaration of war” – South Africa president
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa stated that arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin during the upcoming BRICS summit would be a "declaration of war." Ramaphosa cited constitutional duties and the need to protect national sovereignty. South Africa's government has not yet made a final decision on Putin's potential visit.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Bulgaria Commemorates 11th Anniversary Of Deadly Hezbollah Attack On Israeli Tourists
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev commemorates the 11th anniversary of a Hezbollah attack on an Israeli tour bus at Burgas Airport, which killed five Israeli tourists and their Bulgarian driver. Radev emphasizes the strong historical ties between Bulgaria and Israel and urges continued efforts in fighting terrorism. The Bulgarian authorities attribute the attack to the Iranian-backed Lebanese Hezbollah terrorist group.
The Epoch Times: Israeli-Owned Spyware Firms Blacklisted by US Commerce Department Over National Security Risks
The U.S. Commerce Department has blacklisted two European-based Israeli-owned spyware companies, Intellexa and Cytrox, due to national security concerns. The blacklisting prevents them from conducting business with American companies. The companies have been accused of trafficking in cyber exploits and misusing surveillance tools. The ban is part of the Biden administration's efforts to counter the risks posed by commercial spyware.
#economy
Forbes: Former Mondelēz, Nielsen Execs Join Hands To Tackle Food Sustainability With The Launch Of $80 Million FLORA Ventures
FLORA Ventures, a venture capital firm, has launched with $50 million in commitments to invest in early-stage agrifood companies in Israel and Europe. The firm aims to close an additional $30 million by the end of 2023. FLORA Ventures is the largest agrifood-focused VC in Israel and is backed by agricultural co-ops known as Kibbutzim. Israel has become a hub for agricultural and food innovations, attracting significant investment in alternative protein and other foodtech sectors. FLORA Ventures has already invested in a startup called Arrakis Bio and will focus on pre-seed, seed, and series A companies while prioritizing people, potential, and purpose in their evaluations.
#culture
Red State: My Encounters With Famous People and Someone Else
The narrator reflects on their encounters with fame and famous people throughout their career as a reporter. They recall an interview with U Thant, the Secretary General of the United Nations, and their experience with technology failure. They also mention interviews with Michael Bolton and Joseph Heller, as well as a chance encounter with The Beatles.
The Epoch Times: Jan Six at Home: Amsterdam’s House of Six Collection
Amsterdam's Six Collection, a private aristocratic home, offers a unique and intimate glimpse of Rembrandt's masterpieces in their original setting. The collection, including a portrait of Jan Six, has gained international attention and can be viewed by appointment.
#health
The Epoch Times: What Changes Happen in a Brain That Is Faithful, Spiritual, Mindful?
American neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Newberg explains how the brain changes during spiritual states, leading to a sense of connectedness. His research visualizes the effects of faith, spirituality, and mindfulness on health.
Fox News: Transformer explosion in India causes 15 deaths by electrocution
Fifteen killed by electrocution after explosion at Indian sewage treatment plant. Investigation underway.
#crime
Fox News: Repeat squatter with 'witch's cauldron' cites religion in property standoff, attacks cop
Ninti El-Bey, a woman convicted of squatting in 2015, was evicted again in North Carolina after punching a police officer during the eviction. She had been terrorizing her neighbors and barricaded herself in the home. El-Bey, who claimed her religion protected her from eviction, was charged with trespassing, resisting a public officer, and assault on a government official.
#outdoors
Fox News: Another woman injured by bison at North Dakota national park: What to know
A woman was injured by a bison at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. She sustained significant injuries and is in serious but stable condition.
Another woman was gored by a bison at Yellowstone National Park in Arizona. She also sustained significant injuries and was transported to the hospital.
#other
Forbes: ‘Diablo 4’ Players: Do This One Thing Before Season 1 Begins
Get ready for the new season of Diablo IV. Old characters will be retired but can still be played in the Eternal Realm. To carry over progress into Season 1, login with your most advanced character before the season starts.