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14 Sep 2023
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#politics
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Sep 16th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon for the week of September 14th, 2023, appeared in The Economist. The cartoon, created by KAL, provides a visual commentary on a current event or issue.
National Review: The Corner: What Time Is It?
In the realm of politics, there is a phrase used by the "New Right" that implies those who agree with them truly understand the current situation. It brings to mind a song from 1939 called "I Didn't Know What Time It Was," which begins with ignorance and ends with enlightenment. This association leads to an eclectic music playlist featuring Rodgers & Hart, Mozart, Boccherini, Rachmaninoff, and more. And as a reminder of the Chicago Bulls tradition, the question "What time is it?" is answered with "Game time!"
Fox News: House CCP panel probes Biden admin over Chinese green energy project on US soil
Republicans on the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party are investigating the Treasury Department's support for a Chinese green energy company's expansion in the US. They are concerned about companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) expanding operations in the US with the help of taxpayer dollars, specifically focusing on Chinese battery maker Gotion High-Tech's investments in Michigan. They are urging Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to take action. The committee is also calling for reform to the federal government's national security screening process for major foreign transactions.
Fox News: CNN declares McCarthy pushed 'unproven claims' on Biden impeachment inquiry, quietly admits they were 'true'
CNN fact-checked House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's claims about the Biden impeachment inquiry. While CNN verified some of the claims as true, they attempted to address them with irrelevant context. Critics argued that CNN's fact-check did not actually dispute McCarthy's statements but rather tried to spin them.
Fox News: DeSantis launches billboards in Illinois urging law enforcement to ‘make the smart move’ to Florida
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is launching billboards in Illinois to encourage law enforcement officers to move to Florida. The billboards highlight Illinois' decision to allow noncitizens to become officers and eliminate cash bail, policies that Florida rejects. DeSantis offers a $5,000 signing bonus as part of the law enforcement recruitment program.
Fox News: NYT columnist suggests Biden’s ‘decline’ and possibility of ‘health crisis’ risk Trump win in 2024
Opinion columnist Ross Douthat discusses concerns about President Biden's age and decline, stating that while his defenders argue that the effect of his age on his presidency has been minimal, Biden's decline is a real issue. Douthat warns that Biden's decline could make it easier for Donald Trump to win the 2024 election.
Several liberal columnists and thought leaders are also questioning Biden's age and arguing against his reelection, including columnist David Ignatius who believes it would be a mistake for Biden to run in 2024, despite his success as president. Meanwhile, there is also growing criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris, with calls for Biden to choose a different running mate if he wants a chance at winning re-election.
#society
Daily Wire: Dove Partners With BLM Activist In ‘Fat Liberation’ Campaign. Activist Wrecked White Student With Uncorroborated Accusations.
Dove partners with a Black Lives Matter activist who falsely accused a white student of making threatening remarks. The accusations were later found to be uncorroborated and the activist admitted she may not have heard the remarks at all.
Fox News: 9/11 Tribute in Light technician reveals the making of the ‘profound’ installation: 'We're very proud'
Italian lighting company MaxVH prepares each year for the 9/11 Tribute in Light installation in Lower Manhattan. The display features 88 beams of light that simulate the shape and orientation of the North and South Towers. The lights, powered by xenon bulbs, are turned on before sunset on September 11th and turned off at sunrise the next morning.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Politics | Sep 16th 2023 Edition
Floods in Libya and an earthquake in Morocco caused thousands of deaths. Israel's Supreme Court justices are hearing petitions against a law that limits the judiciary's power. America waived sanctions on banks to transfer frozen funds to Iran for humanitarian purposes. Armed secessionist groups in Mali attacked posts, breaking a 2015 peace deal. Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a figure in South Africa's apartheid era, died. Guatemala's president-elect suspended his inauguration in protest of a raid on the electoral commission. Colombia saw a record high in coca bushes planted. Latin America had the most environmentalists murdered globally. Mexican legislators held a hearing on UFOs and extraterrestrials. Ukraine attacked a shipyard in Crimea, damaging Russian vessels. The G20 summit in Delhi did not censure Russian aggression in Ukraine, and the African Union was admitted as a permanent member of the G20. Joe Biden held talks with China's prime minister after Xi Jinping did not attend. Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin met to discuss sending North Korean arms to Russia. Japan's prime minister reshuffled his cabinet, appointing a woman as foreign minister. Thailand's new prime minister unveiled populist policies. Maria Ressa, an investigative journalist, was acquitted of tax evasion charges. A presidential election in the Maldives will head to a run-off. A British parliamentary researcher was arrested on suspicion of spying for China. Norway's Labour Party came second in local and regional elections. A former head of Austrian intelligence warned about the hard-right Freedom Party's ties to Russia. Kevin McCarthy launched an impeachment investigation into Joe Biden. Mitt Romney announced his retirement as a senator.
#economy
The Economist: Business | Sep 16th 2023 Edition
Google is on trial for antitrust violations, accused of maintaining a monopoly in internet search. Apple launched the iPhone 15, replacing the Lightning connector with USB-C. Arm priced its IPO at $51 a share, while Instacart plans to price its shares at $26 to $28. The European Commission will investigate subsidies given to Chinese EV makers. Bernard Looney resigned as CEO of BP amid scrutiny over his conduct. The British government's offshore wind project auction failed to secure any bids. Daniel Zhang quit as head of Alibaba's cloud-computing division, and inflation in the U.S. rose to 3.7% in August. A judge ordered Argentina to pay $16bn to former shareholders of YPF, and Norway's sovereign-wealth fund became the largest shareholder in UBS. Wilko will close after failing to find a buyer, and Birkenstock filed for an IPO on the NYSE.
Fox News: Chinese shipbuilding capacity over 200 times greater than US, Navy intelligence says
The U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) is concerned about China's rapidly expanding navy and its ability to produce ships at a faster rate than the United States. China has a shipbuilding capacity more than 232 times greater than that of the U.S. due to its robust commercial shipbuilding sector. This has implications for U.S. security, the economy, and the ability to sustain the global supply chain. The U.S. has not adequately invested in its shipbuilding capacity, with proposed budget reductions that would further decrease the size of the Navy. (, )
Euromaidan Press: Bulgaria lifts ban on Ukrainian grain starting 15 September
Bulgaria lifts ban on importing Ukrainian grain, citing "macroeconomic indicators."
Forbes: After 93 Years, Another U.K. Retailer Disappears After Rescue Deal Fails
UK discount retailer Wilko is closing all 408 stores after a rescue deal fell through. Despite offers from potential buyers, administrators were unable to secure a deal to keep the stores open. The closure of the stores is due to increased competition, cost of living pressures, and the impact of the pandemic.
#health
Fox News: Firefighters fear gear laced with PFAs could be causing field’s rising cancer rates
Firefighters are experiencing alarming rates of cancer, including testicular and mesothelioma, possibly due to exposure to carcinogens from fires. However, recent discoveries that firefighting gear contains toxic chemicals known as PFAS have led many to believe that their protective equipment is making them sick. Firefighters nationwide are filing lawsuits against PFAS manufacturers and companies that produce firefighting gear, seeking compensation for their exposure. The presence of PFAS compounds in gear is troubling to firefighters, who already face increased risks of various types of cancer due to their profession. The International Association of Fire Fighters attributes 66% of firefighter deaths between 2002 and 2019 to cancer.
#education
Fox News: I’m a mom of 3 school-aged children and we need to protect parents’ rights inside the classroom
Parents are advocating for their involvement in their children's education. Rep. Houchin introduced the "Parent's Bill of Rights" to restore the relationship between parents and teachers.
#sports
Fox News: Phillies manager prefers 'people act like they’d been there' after taking issue with Braves homer celebrations
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson expressed his disapproval of Atlanta Braves players Ronald Acuña Jr. and Marcell Ozuna's flamboyant home run celebrations. Thomson prefers players to act with more restraint and show respect for the game. He also mentioned that retaliatory hits on players are becoming less common.
Forbes: Ryan Fitzpatrick Has A New Appreciation For The NFL As An Analyst
Retired quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is enjoying his role as an analyst for Prime Video Thursday Night Football, experiencing the NFL in a new light and appreciating the game from a different perspective. He is also working to spread the game internationally, hoping for an NFL game to be played in Dublin, Ireland. Fitzpatrick believes that the introduction of the game to new markets and the opportunity for international players to join the NFL will lead to the growth of the sport. Meanwhile, the lucrative contracts given to quarterbacks in recent years are putting pressure on franchises to find the right player and pay hefty sums for their services.
Forbes: Amazon’s Tony Gonzalez Addresses The Kansas City Chiefs’ Pass-Catching Issues
Former NFL player Tony Gonzalez, now an analyst for Amazon Prime Video's Thursday Night Football, discusses the Kansas City Chiefs' issues with dropped passes in Week One. Gonzalez believes the drops were due to lapses in concentration and confidence, but expects the Chiefs to rebound. He shares his own method of overcoming drops, which includes extra practice and mimicking game conditions. Gonzalez also expresses confidence in quarterback Patrick Mahomes and believes the Chiefs will still be strong contenders for reaching Super Bowl LVIII.
#science
Flag And Cross: How Spiders Can Transfer Mercury Contamination To Animals
Spiders near lakes and rivers can transfer mercury pollution from water to land animals. The long-jawed arachnids that eat fish and insects are the potential carriers. Mercury can cause health issues in animals and can enter waterways through pollution.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: The Best Kids Sleeping Bags of 2023
Getting the right sleeping bag for your kid is essential for a successful camping trip. The right sleeping bag can help your child sleep through the night and develop a love of tent camping and the outdoors. Quilts, not sleeping bags, are a great way to put kids to bed in the backcountry.
#other
Forbes: Smucker’s + Twinkies = Brand Driven Growth In A TikTok Supply Chain World
Legendary snack brand Hostess, known for their iconic Twinkies, is being acquired by jam brand Smucker's. While investors disapprove, CEO Mark Smucker sees potential in channel, product innovation, and marketing synergies. With the rise of digital technology in demand chains and the power of influencers to shape consumer demand, supply chains must adapt to manage inventories and delivery promises. Despite the drop in share price, Smucker's believes in the brand family fit and complementary channels that will enable faster growth. They plan to spark product innovation with the Hostess team and keep their plants in the family, recognizing the importance of scaling new formulas in the food industry. Overall, Smucker's is playing the long game to win in a market seeking nostalgia and innovation.