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#politics

The Economist: Politics | Aug 12th 2023 Edition
Politics | Aug 12th 2023 Edition
Imran Khan, Pakistan's former prime minister, has been sentenced to prison for three years and barred from politics for five years due to "corrupt practices" . Rahul Gandhi, the leader of India's opposition Congress party, returned to parliament after his conviction for defamation was suspended . A UN report found that Myanmar's armed forces have increased attacks against civilians, while Ukraine retaliated against Russia by launching sea drones, causing shipping-insurance costs to soar . Russia extended opposition leader Alexei Navalny's prison term, moving him to isolation, and Italy's conservative government imposed a windfall tax on banks (, ). At least 41 migrants died off the coast of Italy, and Spain's coalition squabbles continued . Poland set October 15th for parliamentary elections, and Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio was shot dead at a rally . South American countries created an alliance to tackle deforestation, but failed to make firm commitments . Diplomatic efforts to reinstate the elected government in Niger made no progress, and Sudan's civil war has displaced millions . Ethiopia's army pushed back militiamen from the Amhara ethnic group, and voters in the Central African Republic lifted presidential term limits (, ). Data breaches occurred in Britain, and wildfires devastated Maui in Hawaii (, ). Ohio voters rejected a measure that would have made it harder to modify the state constitution . Ron DeSantis admitted that Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election, while many other Republicans still refuse to acknowledge his loss .


The Economist: This week’s covers
This week’s covers
This week, The Economist covers President Joe Biden's China strategy and how it is not working. They also examine Saudi Arabia's rush into global sports and how it is spending a fortune on sport.


Fox News: Vulnerable House Dem brags about plan to transform moderate Blue Dog Coalition into rural Antifa group
Vulnerable House Dem brags about plan to transform moderate Blue Dog Coalition into rural Antifa group
A House Democrat aims to transform the centrist Blue Dog Coalition into an "antifascist rural" group, with efforts to rebuild after losing members. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and her colleagues want to bring back moderate politics and emphasize the rights of the working class, rejecting Republican ideology. The trio faces vulnerability and possible challenges in the 2024 election cycle, but is determined to revive the coalition.


PJ Media: The Battle Between Florida and Disney Rages On
The Battle Between Florida and Disney Rages On
The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD) has filed a brief asking the court to abstain from or dismiss Disney's federal lawsuit against Florida and Gov. Ron DeSantis. The CFTOD argues that the federal court should stay out of the case because it involves unsettled state law and that the agreements and covenants enacted by Disney's Reedy Creek Improvement District were never valid. They also claim that Disney's First Amendment claims are baseless since they are taking on a sovereign state.


Fox News: Judge orders Michigan prosecutors to release documents related to Whitmer kidnapping plot
Judge orders Michigan prosecutors to release documents related to Whitmer kidnapping plot
Videographer Eric VanDussen sued the state of Michigan after his public records request for documents related to the Gov. Whitmer kidnapping plot was rejected. Judge Redford ordered state prosecutors to release the documents, stating they had already been used as evidence in a public trial.


Breitbart: Right-Wing Populists Set for Large Gains in EU Parliamentary Elections
Right-Wing Populists Set for Large Gains in EU Parliamentary Elections
Populist and conservative-leaning parties are projected to make significant gains in the upcoming European Union parliamentary elections. Support for centrist parties has waned due to dissatisfaction with immigration policies and the green agenda. Eurosceptic and anti-federalist groups, such as the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) and the Identity and Democracy (ID) group, are expected to gain seats at the expense of neo-liberal centrists. The rise of these groups is attributed to growing support for parties like the Brothers of Italy and the Alternative for Germany (AfD).


#society

Fox News: Mom and son fight same rare disorder, plus a Dollar Tree dilemma
Mom and son fight same rare disorder, plus a Dollar Tree dilemma
1) A mother and her son fight the same rare genetic disease.

2) Dollar Tree store in New York City shuts down over allegations of uninvited guests.


#foreignaffairs

Fox News: China sends 6 navy ships, 33 fighter jets toward Taiwan in new show of force
China sends 6 navy ships, 33 fighter jets toward Taiwan in new show of force
China continues its military pressure on Taiwan, sending navy ships and fighter jets towards the island. China claims Taiwan as its own territory and has been reacting to its political activities by sending flights and navy vessels to circle the waters near the island.


American Thinker: Ecuador presidential candidate assassinated after threatening cartels -- an ominous omen
Ecuador presidential candidate assassinated after threatening cartels -- an ominous omen
Presidential candidate Villavicencio assassinated in Ecuador after threatening cartel drug leaders. Cartel-style video claims responsibility.


#economy

Forbes: The Dangers Of Government Efforts To Monetize Nature
The Dangers Of Government Efforts To Monetize Nature
The Biden Administration released draft guidance on accounting for "ecosystem services" in regulatory cost-benefit analysis. This "green accounting" initiative aims to capture environment-related costs and benefits in federal regulations but is misguided and could lead to inefficient public policy decisions. The guidance fails to properly account for the different types of benefits and opportunity costs associated with natural capital.

The Biden Administration's ecosystem services guidance is flawed as it does not consider the differing opportunity costs across different classes of natural capital. The document adds unnecessary paperwork to an already extensive regulatory analysis guidance. Valuing nature in monetary terms is not always appropriate, and the government should focus on quantifying aspects of nature without resorting to monetization. The administration should reconsider its approach and prioritize sound economic analysis in decision-making.


#crime

National Review: Orlando Prosecutor Suspended by DeSantis Has Long Record of Leniency toward Drug Traffickers, Violent Offenders
Orlando Prosecutor Suspended by DeSantis Has Long Record of Leniency toward Drug Traffickers, Violent Offenders
Democratic state attorney Monique Worrell has been suspended due to allegations of neglect of duty and incompetence. According to an executive order by Florida governor Ron DeSantis, Worrell's practices resulted in violent offenders and pedophiles evading prison time, leading to more crimes in the community. Worrell, who ran on a progressive platform and had endorsements from Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders, is accused of downgrading charges and implementing policies that allowed offenders to avoid serious consequences.


#sports

Forbes: PSG Accept Neymar FC Barcelona Return: Reports
PSG Accept Neymar FC Barcelona Return: Reports
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) approves Neymar's potential return to FC Barcelona, despite financial complications. The Brazilian forward is no longer part of PSG's plans, as he has expressed his desire to leave the club. One solution involves a Saudi club buying Neymar and loaning him to Barcelona. PSG's approval is seen as an attempt to mend relations with Barcelona after previous tensions. This move could also help Barcelona offset losses incurred during their stadium renovation. However, concerns remain about Neymar's potential disruptive influence in the locker room.


#science

The Economist: An airborne taxi rank
An airborne taxi rank
In the future, flying taxis will become a common sight. Electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are being developed, equipped with upward and forward-facing propellers. These taxis will eventually operate autonomously, revolutionizing transportation.


#technology

Fox News: India passes data protection legislation to prevent data breaches, regulate big tech firms
India passes data protection legislation to prevent data breaches, regulate big tech firms
Indian lawmakers approved a data protection legislation that aims to regulate big tech firms and penalize data breaches. Critics express concern over privacy rights and potential government access to user data without consent.


Boating Magazine: Towing-Vehicle Tech That Assists Boaters | Boating Mag
New tow vehicle technology includes onboard scales to estimate tongue weight . Ford's Pro Trailer Hitch Assist uses AI to automatically align the truck's hitch ball to the trailer coupler . Advanced camera systems provide multiple views for improved situational awareness . Trailer light diagnostics inform you of any malfunctioning lights . Tow/Haul mode maximizes towing power and efficiency . Adaptive suspension systems compensate for trailer weight to prevent rear sagging .


#other

Forbes: ‘Moving’ Engages As A Superhero Story With An Appealing Emotional Core
‘Moving’ Engages As A Superhero Story With An Appealing Emotional Core
'Moving' is a coming-of-age story about classmates Bong-seok and Hui-soo, who have superpowers. They try to hide their abilities to avoid being seen as weird or monsters. The story also explores the struggles of their parents, who have powers of their own. When assassinations begin, they must work together to catch the villains.