The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 9.9.22

Alabama

  • Congressman Aderholt calls DOJ subpoena of Eagle Forum an intimidation move
  • Hepatitis A officially removed from crisis category here in Alabama
  • State lawmaker to propose legislation with stiffer punishment for drug dealers
  • Chairman of the Birmingham Water Works board resigns amidst management woes
  • Dadeville man implicates himself in double homicide of girlfriend and her son

National

  • Department of Justice to appeal judge's decision re: FBI seizure of Trump docs
  • Senate Democrats look to vote on bill that legalizes same sex marriages
  • Mayor of Chicago heads to DC to ask Biden for help with bussed in illegals
  • District judge gives Anthony Fauci 21 days to produce emails sent to social media
  • Charles now given title of King in England after Queen Elizabeth dies at age 96

Everything Everywhere Daily - The Transition from Elizabeth II to Charles III

As all of you know, yesterday, Queen Elizabeth II passed away. 

Her death will usher in a series of changes, some immediate and others weeks or months from now.

As the transition of a British monarch is something that hasn’t happened in most of our lifetimes, it is worth it to take the time to understand exactly how the process works. 

Learn more about the end of the reign of Elisabeth II and the beginning of the reign of Charles III on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Remembering the Queen, DC Declares Emergency & New Botox Rival – Friday, September 9th, 2022

The news to know for Friday, September 9th, 2022!

We’ll tell you about the significance and history of Queen Elizabeth II’s seven-decade reign as the world says goodbye, and what comes next for the royal family.

Also: a one-time political advisor to former President Trump turned himself in to face several criminal charges. Why it might feel a little like déjà vu. And we’ll tell you why Washington DC is declaring a public emergency.

Plus: move over Botox? The new anti-wrinkle treatment that just got FDA approval, Princeton’s new plan to offer free tuition to a quarter of its students, and what to watch at this year’s NY Fashion Week.

Those stories and more in around 10 minutes!

Head to www.theNewsWorthy.com/shownotes for sources and to read more about any of the stories mentioned today.

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The Daily Signal - INTERVIEW | Yoram Hazony on Why Religion is Necessary for Conservatism

Conservatism has a long and storied history. It evolved with various times and places, and adapted to fit the needs of rising generations. But one thing has remained consistent in conservatism throughout the ages, says Yoram Hazony, president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem and chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation.

Conservatism and religion are inextricably linked, Hazony says. He defines conservatism as "a political standpoint that regards the national religious traditions as the key to maintaining and to strengthening a nation" and says that American conservatives need to reawaken to that reality.

Hazony joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to discuss his new book "Conservatism: A Rediscovery" and explain why religion can't be separated from conservatism. 


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Opening Arguments - OA629: Hack Judge Hands Trump a Win. What Comes Next?

The napkin with crayon scribbling on it that Trump's lawyers submitted was somehow... granted? by Judge Cannon, whom we now know to be a complete MAGA hack. This ruling was such an embarrassment to the rule of law that even Republican judges will recognize it. So what comes next? What will an appeal look like? Also Andrew covers the brilliant strategy undertaken by DoJ lawyers that will give them an advantage in this next step. Before that, more on the Alaska ranked choice election, and can states charge income tax on student loan forgiveness? Links: Kel McClanahan article, 28 U.S. Code § 1292 - Interlocutory decisions, Hoosiers will be taxed hundreds of dollars on student loan forgiveness, AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT OF 2021, 26 U.S. Code § 108 - Income from discharge of indebtedness, 42 U.S. Code § 300gg - Fair health insurance premiums

Short Wave - The Race To Rescue The Guadalupe Fescue

Big Bend National Park in Texas is home to the only remaining Guadalupe fescue in the United States. The grass is tucked away in the Chisos Mountains, high above the Chihuahuan Desert. These mountaintops form a string of relatively wet, cool oases called "sky islands" — unique, isolated habitats. But as the planet warms, species that depend on "sky island" habitats tend to get pushed even higher up the mountain — until they eventually run out. Carolyn Whiting, Park Botanist at Big Bend, talks to host Aaron Scott about why the little things are worth preserving.

Check out all the other episodes in our series on the research happening in U.S. public lands.

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NPR's Book of the Day - Two authors write about the importance of mental health and accessing feelings

The two books featured in this episode focus on accessing feelings and mental health. First is a book of essays by spoken word artist, Bassey Ikpi. Ikpi tells Scott Simon that her book I'm Telling the Truth but I'm Lying chronicles the hard work it took to make a real life for herself after facing abuse at home. Then we hear from neurologist and physician Anna DeForest on her novel that questions a lot about existence and the inequities of the medical system. A History of Present Illness is DeForest's first novel, and she explains to Ayesha Roscoe why mental health is at the heart of her story.

Pod Save America - “Of MAGA and Midterms (with John Fetterman!)”

The final stretch of the 2022 midterms have begun, but it is still Trump vs Biden on the campaign trail. The Mar A Lago investigation hits the skids as DOJ announces a new investigation of Trump’s Super PAC. And Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman joins the pod to talk about his exciting run for Senate.

 

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The Gist - China Is Always Watching

Josh Chin, Wall Street Journal Deputy Bureau Chief in Beijing and co-author of Surveillance State: Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control, discusses just how effective the Chinese panopticon is, delivering government services to some, as it oppresses others. Plus, the special master decision gets a special appeal, and Queen Elizabeth’s passing results in an international outpouring.

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