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17 Aug 2023
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#politics
Forbes: North Carolina Restricts Gender-Affirming Care After Overriding Governor’s Veto—Here Are All The States With Similar Bans Or Restrictions
Republican-led legislatures in several states, including North Carolina, Louisiana, and Missouri, have passed bills that restrict access to gender-affirming care for minors, such as hormone therapy and gender-reassignment surgeries. These bills are part of a growing trend across the United States, with more than a dozen states enacting similar legislation this year. The restrictions have faced criticism from medical organizations and LGBTQ+ advocates who argue that transgender youth require access to such care for their well-being.
Daily Wire: Pentagon, FBI Alert Grieving 9/11 Families: Architect Of Attack, 4 Others May Have Death Penalties Overturned
The families of 9/11 victims are being informed that the death sentences of the suspects may be overturned through plea deals. Some families are outraged while others question the validity of the process. The Guantanamo Bay detention center has housed the terrorists for years, but no trial date has been set.
Flag And Cross: Judge Assigned in Georgia Trump Case Has Been a Judge for Only Six Months
Recently appointed judge, Scott McAfee, will handle former President Donald Trump's election fraud case in Georgia. He started his service just six months ago and was previously a state inspector general. Critics are concerned about his lack of experience as a judge.
Fox News: Kim Jong Un stealing deceased grandfather’s political title, North Korean observers say
Dictator Kim Jong Un uses the title of "Great President" despite it being reserved for his deceased grandfather, Kim Il Sung. The North Korean media has referred to Kim Jong Un as such 26 times in the past seven months, disregarding the nation's laws. This shows the dictator's willingness to transgress established protocols.
#society
Fox News: 'Blind Side' inspiration Michael Oher wrote about conservatorship in 2011 book: 'We were a family'
NFL player Michael Oher claims he was tricked into a conservatorship by the Tuohy family, who he believed had legally adopted him. Oher filed a petition to end the conservatorship, stating that the family enriched themselves at his expense. The Tuohys deny the allegations and plan to enter into a consent order to end the conservatorship.
#health
Boating Magazine: Be Like Reggie Fountain | Boating Mag
Chuck Larson, a man in his Medicare years, complains about his health issues, including gout, cataracts, and the need for hearing aids. His friend encourages him to change his mindset and think younger. The friend shares a story about Reggie Fountain, an 83-year-old boat racing champion, who still enjoys life to the fullest.
#education
Daily Wire: Woman Abused As Teen Says School’s ‘Social Emotional Learning’ Guru Pressed Her To Drop Charges Because Her Teacher Assailant Was Black
Psychologist Jennifer Freed, founder of the SEL non-profit AHA! Santa Barbara, allegedly pressured a sexual assault victim to drop charges against her teacher, claiming it would contribute to over-incarceration of black men. The victim, referred to as Maria, accused the teacher, Matef Harmachis, resulting in a criminal conviction and a settlement. Critics argue that SEL prioritizes leftist politics over children's well-being.
Fox News: Indiana test scores show nearly 20% of 3rd graders struggle to read: Education secretary calls it a 'crisis'
Indiana released its reading test scores, revealing that nearly 20% of third-graders struggle with reading. The state's literacy rates have been declining for a decade, posing long-term negative consequences for the economy and society.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Court Clerk Says She Clicked ‘Send’ Instead of ‘Save,’ Leading to Early Release of Trump Charges
A court clerk in Fulton County, Georgia accidentally released information about the criminal case against former President Donald Trump, causing the charges to become public before the grand jury had finished deliberating. The clerk, Ché Alexander, admitted to hitting "send" instead of "save" by mistake. Despite the error, the charges against Trump, including felony racketeering, are real.
#sports
Forbes: Milwaukee Brewers’ Outfielder Christian Yelich Is A Comeback Player Award Candidate
Christian Yelich is proving himself as a relevant player in Major League Baseball, potentially earning the National League Comeback Player of the Year award. Yelich's career has been plagued by injuries, but he has revived his performance this season and is a key player in the Brewers' push for the playoffs.
Fox News: World's top female triathletes swim in Paris' Seine River ahead of next year's Paris Olympics
Top female triathletes competed in a test event for the Paris Olympics, diving into the improved water quality of the Seine. The triathlon took place in the heart of Paris, with the swimming portion starting from the Alexandre III bridge. Despite previous concerns about water quality, athletes praised the event and expressed confidence in the progress made.
#other
Forbes: Rainforest Preservation Is More Productive Than Snagging Atmospheric CO2
The Biden Administration plans to invest $3.5 billion in building direct air capture facilities to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, but the technology is still in its early stages and expensive. While companies like Climeworks are demonstrating the technology on a small scale, the amount of carbon removal is minimal compared to global emissions. This prompts the question of whether governments should focus on proven technologies, cleaner fuels, and natural solutions like rainforest preservation instead. The rainforest countries need carbon finance to ensure their trees are worth more alive, as they have already prevented 9 gigatonnes of CO2 emissions.