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An American citizen is expected to be among the hostages released by Hamas Wednesday. CBS
VOA VIEW: Not enough.
A U.S. military Osprey aircraft crashed near an island off the coast of southern Japan, killing at least one person. CBS
VOA VIEW: There is something wrong with the aircraft.
Philips Respironics' DreamStation 2 device may have an electrical or mechanical problem that causes it to smoke or burn. CBS

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The 2022 rise was mainly due to the waning pandemic, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention​ researchers said. CBS
The acceleration topped the initial 4.9% reading and was better than the 5% Dow Jones forecast. CNBC
VOA VIEW: Probably exaggerated numbers to make Biden look good.
Markets largely expect that the Fed has stopped raising rates and will start cutting in 2024. CNBC
VOA VIEW: Inflation is still high.
OPEC+ oil allies meet Thursday to decide policy over meetings overshadowed by internal strife. CNBC
VOA VIEW: The situation is the middle east is and will look bad.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has halted the use of spring-loaded traps that disperse cyanide powder to kill coyotes and other livestock predators. FOX News
Top GOP senators are demanding the Biden administration yield answers to Congress on its plans to implement "voter mobilization" efforts. FOX News
VOA VIEW: Biden will cheat.

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The U.S. National Park Service has revealed a plan to remove stray cats from a historic seaside area in Puerto Rico, citing concerns about potential disease transmission. FOX News
Calling anti-Semitism a "five-alarm fire that must be extinguished," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said on Wednesday that many Jews around the world have felt under attack since the Oct. 7 and before. UPI
VOA VIEW: The US should take a hard line to the pro Palestine madness.
Large Iranian military financial networks were sanctioned Wednesday by the U.S. Treasury Department for allegedly funding groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. UPI
VOA VIEW: A minimum gesture.
Two Democrats voted with Republicans in the Senate on Tuesday to block José Javier Rodríguez, President Joe Biden's nominee to serve as assistant secretary of the Labor Department, from advancing. UPI
VOA VIEW: He should be blocked.

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The U.S. Capitol Christmas tree was lit up Tuesday night in a holiday tradition led by House Speaker Mike Johnson, after the National Christmas tree near the White House toppled over in gusty winds. UPI
VOA VIEW: It fell like Biden.
The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially comes to a close on Thursday, stirred up a fourth-place ranking when it comes to most-named storms in a year. UPI

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December 04, 2023

     A very liberal appeals court tries to give Biden the right to censor conservatives.  A federal appeals court temporarily paused a lower court’s order limiting executive branch officials’ communications with social media companies about controversial online posts.

     Biden administration lawyers had asked the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to stay the preliminary injunction issued on July 4 by U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty. Doughty himself had rejected a request to put his order on hold pending appeal.  The brief 5th Circuit order put Doughty’s order on hold “until further orders of the court.” It called for arguments in the case to be scheduled on an expedited basis.

     Filed last year, the lawsuit claimed the administration, in effect, censored free speech by discussing possible regulatory action the government could take while pressuring companies to remove what it deemed misinformation. COVID-19 vaccines, legal issues involving President Joe Biden’s son Hunter and election fraud allegations were among the topics spotlighted in the lawsuit.

     
Doughty, nominated to the federal bench by former President Donald Trump, issued an Independence Day order and accompanying reasons that covered more than 160 pages. He said the plaintiffs were likely to win their ongoing lawsuit. His injunction blocked the Department of Health and Human Services, the FBI and multiple other government agencies and administration officials from “encouraging, pressuring, or inducing in any manner the removal, deletion, suppression, or reduction of content containing protected free speech.

     Administration lawyers said the order was overly broad and vague, raising questions about what officials can say in conversations with social media companies or in public statements. They said Doughty’s order posed a threat of “grave” public harm by chilling executive branch efforts to combat online misinformation.  Doughty rejected the administration ‘s request for a stay writing: “Defendants argue that the injunction should be stayed because it might interfere with the Government’s ability to continue working with social-media companies to censor Americans’ core political speech on the basis of viewpoint. In other words, the Government seeks a stay of the injunction so that it can continue violating the First Amendment.