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    Biden Addresses SVB & UK Junior Doc’s Strike | Afternoon Update | 3.13.23

    enMarch 13, 2023

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    • President Biden addresses banking system security and oil drilling project approvalThe president reassured the public about the banking system's security, while the approval of an oil drilling project upset environmental supporters

      Despite the recent failure of a large bank and the administration's approval of a new oil drilling project, President Biden reassured the public that the banking system is secure and there will be no taxpayer bailouts. Meanwhile, the approval of the Willow oil field in Alaska, which could pump 180,000 barrels of oil per day, has upset the administration's environmental supporters. Pope Francis weighed in on the issue of gender ideology, expressing concern that it dilutes differences and makes the world uniform, contrary to the human vocation. The banking system's stability and the controversy over the oil project and gender ideology are two significant issues that emerged this week.

    • Leaders reflect on past pandemic policies, doctors strike for fair pay, and historic Oscar winsGovernors reflect on restrictive pandemic policies, doctors demand fair pay, and historic wins for Michelle Yeoh and Brandon Fraser at the Oscars

      Leaders, including Democratic Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, have acknowledged that some of their pandemic-related policies were overly restrictive. Whitmer discussed her controversial ban on in-store gardening supply purchases, admitting that in retrospect, it may have been excessive. Meanwhile, in the UK, junior doctors went on a three-day strike, demanding better pay, which has been down by 26% in real terms since 2008. The union argues that new doctors earn just £17 an hour, and they are asking for a raise to £19 an hour. In other news, the film "Everything Everywhere All at Once" made history at the Oscars, winning seven awards, including for Michelle Yeoh as best actress, making her the first Asian actress to receive this honor. Brandon Fraser also won for best actor in "The Whale." Both films were produced by the same independent studio, A24. These stories illustrate the importance of reflection and the fight for fair compensation, while also highlighting the achievements of individuals who have overcome challenges and defied expectations.

    • Staying informed about complex and interconnected storiesUnderstand how ongoing investigations, vaccine rollouts, and economic impacts interrelate and affect daily life.

      The world is full of complex and interconnected stories, and it's important to stay informed about them. Today's news included updates on the ongoing investigation into the Capitol riots, the latest developments in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and a look at the economic impact of the pandemic. It's essential to understand how these stories relate to each other and how they may affect our daily lives. For instance, the Capitol riots investigation could lead to criminal charges against high-ranking officials, while the vaccine rollout offers hope for a return to normalcy. Meanwhile, the economic impact of the pandemic continues to be felt in various industries. To stay informed and get a more in-depth discussion of the day's biggest stories, tune in to the latest episode of Morning Wire on dailywire.com.

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