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#politics

The Epoch Times: US Utilities Lobby Congress to Keep Gas Stoves Legal
US Utilities Lobby Congress to Keep Gas Stoves Legal
American gas utilities are fighting to keep gas stoves in operation as the Biden administration considers eliminating them for climate change reasons. Gas utility companies fear that this ban is the beginning of a larger phaseout of natural gas. A poll showed that a majority of Americans oppose a government ban on gas stoves.


#foreignaffairs

The Federalist: Barbie Gets A Lesson In Geopolitics
Barbie Gets A Lesson In Geopolitics
"Barbie" film banned in Vietnam and facing deliberation in the Philippines due to a scene displaying the controversial "nine-dash line" map in the South China Sea. The map represents China's maritime claim and violates neighboring countries' sovereignty and economic interests.


#health

The Epoch Times: Department in Charge of Medicare, Centrelink Says Staff Shortages Not a Problem
Department in Charge of Medicare, Centrelink Says Staff Shortages Not a Problem
Services Australia, the agency responsible for public health and social security, dismisses concerns over staffing levels. They claim that staffing is returning to pre-pandemic levels and they are bolstering emergency response capabilities. However, the Community and Public Sector Union reveals that tens of thousands of calls went unanswered, leading to worries about the ability to provide help for Australians. The union urges the government to act quickly to secure the future of employees and increase staffing numbers. The situation is expected to worsen with budget cuts and could result in longer waiting times and a delay in important work.


#education

The Epoch Times: 'Wide Loophole' in SCOTUS Ruling Leaves Opening for Race Preference Admissions: Heather Mac Donald
'Wide Loophole' in SCOTUS Ruling Leaves Opening for Race Preference Admissions: Heather Mac Donald
The Supreme Court's ruling on race in college admissions allows colleges to still consider an applicant's experience on race, despite banning race as a determining factor. This "wide loophole" allows colleges to continue their practice of holistic admissions, resulting in the admission of black students with lower test scores. Colleges, such as Harvard, are pledging no change and will still prioritize diversity in their admissions process.