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29 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: GOP chairman subpeonas Biden officials to appear for sworn depositions on voter mobilization EO
A House Republican has issued subpoenas to five Biden administration officials following alleged noncompliance with a prior request for strategic plans related to Biden’s Executive Order on Promoting Access to Voting. Concerns about potential partisan impacts and compliance with federal laws have arisen.
Republican Rep. Bryan Steil, chairman of the Committee on House Administration, emphasizes the need for transparency in elections, citing constitutional provisions that delegate election law authority primarily to states. The investigation seeks to clarify the federal role in voter registration efforts.
#society
Fox News: Grand Canyon overnight hotel stays shut down after only water pipeline fails
Overnight hotel stays at Grand Canyon National Park are restricted due to breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline, which has led to a halt in water supply. Only dry camping is permitted as the park remains open for day use, with full restoration expected after ongoing construction.
The pipeline, built in the 1960s, has experienced numerous failures, prompting a $208 million rehabilitation project. This initiative aims to improve water delivery for the park's six million annual visitors.
GB News: What ARE they doing? Half a million 16-24 year olds not in work or education - and aren't looking for a job
Over 540,000 young people in the UK, aged 16 to 24, are economically inactive, neither in work nor seeking it, marking a 75,000 increase from the previous year. Young men accounted for most of this rise, while young women saw a slight decrease in NEET status.
Labour officials have criticized government inaction, stating that economic inactivity hampers growth and the wellbeing of citizens. Calls for a focused investigation into the situation emphasize the urgency to address issues facing these young individuals.
GB News: 'Dishonest' benefits claimant who said he struggled to walk took 'physically strenuous' Morrisons job
Christopher Marchant collected over £7,700 in benefits by falsely claiming immobility while working a physically demanding job at Morrisons. He admitted to not reporting a change in his situation, expressing regret during court proceedings.
Marchant received a curfew sentence of eight weeks, reflecting ongoing efforts by the UK government to combat benefit fraud, anticipated to save billions in taxpayer money.
#history
GB News: Pyramid mystery deepens as ancient Egyptians who built megaliths may have been poisoned
A recent study suggests that ancient Egyptian pyramid laborers may have suffered from poisoning due to high copper exposure, leading to painful deaths. The research indicates significant copper contamination in the area, dating back over 4,500 years, linked to tool-making industries.
This contamination could explain both the health issues faced by workers and the development of advanced tools necessary for pyramid construction. Critics argue that the study's limited sample size raises questions about its conclusions.