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Lew: 'Just Extend The Debt Limit Way In Advance'

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Lew: 'Just Extend The Debt Limit Way In Advance'

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew believes Republicans learned a lesson in the latest debt limit fight and hopes they will "give certainty to the U.S. and world economy" by not creating another crisis. He spoke at WSJ's CEO Council in Washington, D.C.

By Wall Street Journal

https://www.wsj.com/video/lew-just-extend-the-debt-limit-way-in-advance/9547FDA9-7AAB-4E2C-A3E7-55AD6670D422

Have Earwax? Leave It Alone

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Have Earwax? Leave It Alone

WSJ's Melinda Beck and SUNY Downstate Brooklyn Dr. Richard Rosenfeld join Lunchbreak to discuss why people should leave their earwax alone, and give tips on how to safely clean the ear if earwax gets out of hand. Photo Courtesy Northwestern University.

By rtaliafeero

https://www.wsj.com/video/have-earwax-leave-it-alone/D5DF39F3-39E0-4A72-90A4-DCBFFB9BAAAD?mod=trackingarticle_tboleft

Clinging to Obsolete Cellphones

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Clinging to Obsolete Cellphones

While most consumers rush to get new smartphones every 12 to 17 months, a few holdouts cling to obsolete cellphones and other tech gear that is four, six or even eight years out-of-date. Sue Shellenbarger explains on Lunch Break. Photo: Motorola

By Wall Street Journal

https://www.wsj.com/video/clinging-to-obsolete-cellphones/BA9288EB-A3D5-4F0B-A634-06120A360440?mod=googlewsj

LeapFrogGS Moves Past Tadpole Stage

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LeapFrogGS Moves Past Tadpole Stage

Katie Boehret reviews the LeapFrogGS, a digital toy for kids under 10 that's one-third the price of its Apple counterpart. Photo: LeapFrog.

By rtaliafeero

https://www.wsj.com/video/leapfroggs-moves-past-tadpole-stage/CB2C4D02-7652-44B1-8300-E0A1635DB1FB

Broad Gains for U.S. Stocks

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Broad Gains for U.S. Stocks

Stocks moved to within striking distance of a multiyear high, buoyed by solid manufacturing reports around the globe. Steven Russolillo reports on the News Hub. Photo: AP.

By Wall Street Journal

https://www.wsj.com/video/broad-gains-for-us-stocks/C5190DB5-BE10-4EC7-BDFF-B80D3128407C

Congress passes bill to avoid government shutdown

President Joe Biden is expected to sign the bill, which will keep the government open through early March.

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Congress passes bill to avoid government shutdown

President Joe Biden is expected to sign the bill, which will keep the government open through early March.

The U.S. House and Senate passed a bipartisan short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown ahead of the Friday deadline.

In the House, the vote was 314-108. In the Senate it was 77-18.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign the bill, which will keep the government open and spending at current levels until at least early March. 

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer previously said this extension would give the two sides time to work out differences and pass individual spending bills. 

Johnson has faced pressure from conservatives who are concerned about current funding levels and have called for cuts. In the House, 107 Republicans voted against the bill. Only two Democrats voted against the measure.

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Why are moms boycotting Kyte Baby? How one employee's story went viral

Moms are boycotting the brand Kyte Baby because of its treatment of an employee who asked to work remotely while her baby was in the NICU.

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Why are moms boycotting Kyte Baby? How one employee's story went viral

Moms are boycotting the brand Kyte Baby because of its treatment of an employee who asked to work remotely while her baby was in the NICU.

TikTok is currently buzzing with videos of new moms, many who have had premature births, saying they will never purchase from Kyte Baby again. It's a similar story in each post's comment section, with thousands of women sharing stories of life in the NICU or recommending dupes for the popular baby brand's products.

So why the massive boycott against Kyte Baby, and what do NICU moms have to do with it? It all boils down to the company's alleged treatment one of its employees, a new NICU mom named Marissa Hughes.

Marissa Hughes' journey to motherhood

Hughes and her husband's "deepest desire" has been to grow their family, according to the couple's GoFundMe page. But for nearly three years, they faced immense challenges in their quest. This included failed IVF and IUI procedures, multiple miscarriages and Hughes nearly losing her life due to a related surgery — after which she asked Kyte Baby to have time off but was denied the request, according to Hughes' sister.

After serving as foster parents, the Hughes said they felt compelled to adopt in October and started the GoFundMe to raise funds to do so. Then two months later, they got the call: A baby boy in a hospital nine hours away from their home in Dallas needed a family. 

Does Biden's new SECRET COURT reveal a partnership to SPY ON YOU?!

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Does Biden's new SECRET COURT reveal a partnership to SPY ON YOU?!

Just when you thought the news couldn't get any crazier, Glenn reads a report from Politico on a new secret surveillance court that Biden's attorney general recently staffed. Included in the panel of judges ... former AG Eric Holder of all people. But the story gets more insane. At first, the "Data Protection Review Court" appears to be related to the "lucrative transatlantic data trade" between companies. But then, Politico starts mentioning intelligence agencies, surveillance practices, and visas being denied. Plus, apparently, the court's location is secret, its decisions are kept secret, and plaintiffs aren't even allowed to go to the court. Is this an admission of an international public-private partnership to spy on Americans via European agencies, and vice versa?

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Transcript

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GLENN: This comes from politico today. In a deal to let companies, and I would like you to stop me, when you don't understand something, or you think you can explain it, Stu. Okay?

STU: Okay.

GLENN: All right.

This one is a wild one. In a deal to let companies keep trading transatlantic data, the White House built an opaque new forum, that could affect national security, and privacy rights, without any paper trail.

Get THE DOCUMENTS for the 'Globalist TAKEOVER of America’s Economy Is Nearly Complete' Glenn TV Special

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Get THE DOCUMENTS for the 'Globalist TAKEOVER of America’s Economy Is Nearly Complete' Glenn TV Special

Right now, Klaus Schwab and his globalist posse are meeting in Davos, and on this week's Glenn TV special, Glenn connects what the World Economic Forum is discussing in Switzerland to what is happening right here in America.

Glenn reminds us of Obama's promise (that he delivered on) to fundamentally reshape America and reveals how Biden and his "Bidenomics" are a continuation of the economic path that leads us away from freedom and prosperity into the hands of the global elite. What seems like separate political policies is connected to a globalist mission that you can trace all the way back to Davos.

Enter your email below to get ALL of this research that went into this Glenn TV special—including the revealing charts that show just how "successful" Bidenomics has been—sent straight to your inbox.

Watch the full episode below:

https://www.glennbeck.com/research/documents-globalist-americas-nearly-complete

White House dismisses EYE-OPENING stories of EVs in cold weather

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White House dismisses EYE-OPENING stories of EVs in cold weather

There's a little problem with electric vehicles, as many people are starting to realize this winter: They can be hard to charge in extremely cold temperatures. Glenn reviews a local Chicago report on a Tesla supercharger station that's been filled with "dead robots" that won't charge. And he also discusses what people in Minnesota discovered after stocking up on electric buses. But meanwhile, the Biden administration is doing its best to dismiss this issue.

Transcript

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GLENN: There's a couple of things that you should be aware of. First of all, there's a little problem with EVs. Just a little one. Just a little one.

Here's a reporter in Chicago, from Fox 32. Doing a report a little problem with EVs that they are finding in Chicago. Cut two, please.

VOICE: Electric cars may be the way of the future.

But it's career there are some problems when it comes to charging them in Chicago's deep freeze.

VOICE: We have a bunch of dead robots here.

VOICE: Dead robots.

STU: I love that guy.