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The Weekly Readlines December 23

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The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Trump cannot be on the primary ballot because he incited and supported the January 6 insurrection, in violation of Article 3 of the 14th Amendment. SCOTUS will have to decide the issue, and it’s nobody’s guess how that will go.

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court threw out the GOP-gerrymandered maps that had given them an undemocratic lock on state government.

Americans remain pessimistic, blaming it on President Biden because … why not? Many of them hope an unhinged, maniacal dictator will heal their booboos and bring sunshine upon the land. The clock is ticking!

And morning people probably have Neanderthal genes, something I’ve always believed about myself as I hurry out of bed at 5:00 a.m. Merry Christmas.

GRAB BAG ‘O HEADLINES

In Russia, Parents Are Having Gay Children Abducted To Be ‘Cured’
Washington Post

From Drag Bans To Sports Restrictions, 75 Anti-LGBTQ Bills Have Become Law In 2023
BBC News

Federal Court: Coverage For Trans Healthcare Cannot Be Excluded
Los Angeles Blade

Police Search MA Middle School For “Queer” Book
JoeMyGod

Pope’s Approval Of Gay Blessings Could Have Impact Where Rights Are Restricted
The Independent

How To Cope With Christmas As An LGBT Person
Gay Times

How A New Way To Vote Is Gaining Traction In States — And Could Transform Us Politics
Georgia Recorder

LGBTQ+ Russians Ask: Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
The Japan Times

Kenya’s Secret Church Set Up To Welcome LGBT Worshippers
BBC

Canadian Woman Battling Long COVID Applies For Assisted Suicide: ‘It’s Not A Good Life’
NY Post

Gen X Has The Largest Wealth Gap Of Any Generation
Yahoo Finance

Early Retirement Is Changing — Here’s What To Consider, According To The Experts
CNBC

How Nepal Is Emerging As An LGBTIQ-Friendly Country
ETV Bharat

Fossils Show Dismembered Young Dinosaurs in Belly of T. Rex Cousin
The Japan News

What was the Star of Bethlehem?
JSTOR Daily

How Many Times Has Earth Orbited The Sun?
Space.com

Apes May Remember Old Friends And Family Decades Later, Study Says
Washington Post

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