United States Intelligence Community targeted 26 Trump advisors for foreign spy agencies to “reverse target” and “bump”

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Click here for instructions to add the podcast to your preferred player. Show Notes: On today’s show Andrew and Bill talk through questions and key areas to watch during the year to come in China. First: A look at the economy a year after the end of dynamic zero covid, including a Bloomberg report on the real estate market and household wealth, MSS warnin…

Happy Friday! A few starter comments from me today, and feel free to discuss whatever you would like, here or in the always open Chat or on Notes As expected Xi Jinping met with visiting US Secretary of State Blinken. Blinken also met with Wang Yi and Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong.Based on the PRC readouts from the Xi and Wang meetings, the PRC side sounds exasperated with the US and concerned that the fragile stability in the US-China relationship is at risk of breaking, sending the relationship into a renewed downward spiral. I have included the PRC readouts, and I would love to hear what you think about the visit, and where the relationship is headed and why.I’d also like to hear from you about EU-PRC relations, and why it really does appear that something has shifted in the EU in the last week that is leading it to launch a series of actions against the PRC, including news today that “EU to tell Beijing of plan to blacklist more Chinese businesses for breaching Russia sanctions - SCMP”. How might the PRC retaliate for the various actions taken by the EU this week? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a full English translation of the readout President Xi Jinping Meets with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The CCTV coverage 习近平会见美国国务卿 of the Xi-Blinken is worth watching, the setup is similar to the Xi-Blinken meeting last June

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The New York Times called it a “mystery,” but the United States executed a covert sea operation that was kept secret—until now

Why Israel did not attack Iran’s suspected nuclear weapons facility

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Trump's prosecutors and defenders choose a jury, with some assistance from social media; Judge Juan Merchan considers contempt for Trump; prosecutors' theory of an underlying crime is a bit baroque.

The end of Fox News.

Earnings double. Shares plunge.

An official statement from Shaun King + the original thank you note to the men of Yemen

After a long break, we are back! There has been lots of talk this week about the pay disparity between WNBA players and NBA players. Despite dazzling the country in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship, Caitlin Clark will earn less than $80,000 per year, while NBA players will earn more than 200x that amount. While there is a huge pay gap in professional sports, there is also a pay gap in Corporate America – women earn 82 cents on the dollar compared to men, and the figures are even more stark if you consider race. On this episode, we discuss the pay gap, but more importantly, we give tips and strategies on how to close it.

If the GOP was a real political party and not just a bunch of insurrectionists with severe psychosexual issues, she might have a chance at the nomination. But nah.

A gin cocktail with all the toppings.

Plus: Council races heat up amid low voter turnout; Ballantyne breaks in new amphitheater with rockin' night out; Charlotte Latin lawsuit continues; Horse rescued from Weddington pool

Plus: Judge says UNC Chapel Hill expulsion lawsuit can continue; Camp North End investor seeks exit; N.C. gambling tax update; Panthers draft star wide receiver; Pakistani ambassador visits

A festive editor's note to end the year

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After 70 years, Bruno’s Pizza will make way for work on a $250 million redevelopment project. Yearlong search doesn’t find a new home for a Purdue favorite. Last day is Wednesday

No arrests, but Purdue officials lean into overnight camping restrictions as demonstrators were asked to leave Thursday. Plus, a shout out for West Side from a Nobel Prize-winning alum. And more.

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How Our Country Was Hijacked By Our Election System

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The Tory high command might scoff, but Susan Hall is the UK capital’s last chance

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The Court may yet hold that federal law preempts state abortion bans in cases of non-life-threatening medical emergencies. But several justices tried very hard to resist that conclusion on Wednesday

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): I watched the uncensored video of US airman Aaron Bushnell self-immolating in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington while screaming “Free Palestine”. I hesitated to watch it because I knew once I put it into my mind it’s there for the rest of my life, but I figured I owe him that much.

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Empire managers and propagandists are losing their minds about student protests against the genocide in Gaza on university campuses, so naturally we’re seeing a mad push to frame this as the result of interference by Russia, China, Iran and Hamas. These demented conspiracies of foreign influence come even as Israel’s prime minister openly calls for the US government to quash the university protests by any means necessary.

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Was yesterday the most difficult day in all of modern Jewish history, or is it just me? As I prepared for Seder last night, I thought to myself: are we just waiting for Jewish kids to die – to be killed for sport in front of crowds on American university campuses? I know I am not alone in that. Far from it. Non-Jews will have you believe that we’re hysterical. We know our past better than them. We sit down and learn it every single year. That’s why and how we know.

Why Rob Reiner and Soledad O'Brien escape the abuse heaped on Oliver Stone

Tonight, we'll be talking to Steve Jaffe, the last living investigator for New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison

All three resorts to be transferred to custody of neighboring ski areas

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Russia’s aggression against its neighbor isn’t just power politics and geostrategy, it’s about core issues of faith and identity

56 years late, Democrats may again reap the Chicago convention whirlwind University protests over Israel-Hamas war in Gaza lead to hundreds of arrests on college campuses How anti-Semitism became a virtue on American campuses Soros is paying student radicals who are fueling nationwide explosion of Israel-hating protests

The campus community had plenty to say about the University of Arizona’s ousted CFO’s new position… Spoiler alert: None of it was good … Starting a wildfire will cost you.

Tucson is home to the first green bank in the state … They’re raising big money and looking for collaborators … South Tucson 'slumlord' may face picketers.

Crewe Toll Gaza protest, city's longest cycle route opens, fake Botox warning, Polwarth road safety fears + 'missing' Sighthill man finds himself in police appeal

Transport boss 'ashamed' of Leith Walk, 'butt lift' warning, + busy weekend including Blossom Picnic, photowalk, Porty community cinema + Woolly Good Gathering at Summerhall

At the age of 24, a property agent in Wolverhampton had an awakening at a Buddhist retreat and decided to solve homelessness. This year, his companies collapsed owing £13m. What went wrong?

Labour’s candidate is a lifelong management consultant who is taking heat from the Daily Mail. But who is Richard Parker?

It does not take 27 pages to allege a "false statement" charge -- but it does if you are alleging a conspiracy to create false documents to influence a federal investigation.

It's Comical What His Fanboys Think He'll Be Able To Do If The Supreme Court Says Violent Conduct Isn't Within The Definition of "Obstruction".