Friday Afternoon Update | 10.14.22

The main topic of this podcast episode is a series of news updates covering various topics, including politics, science, and entertainment.

Key participants include Georgia Howe, the host of the Morning Wire, and John Bickley, the editor-in-chief of The Daily Wire.

Some key points from the episode include:

• President Biden established a new national monument at Camp Hale in Colorado, which may benefit incumbent Democratic Senator Michael Bennett in the upcoming election.
• Stanford University apologized for deliberately excluding Jewish students in the 1950s.
• New Zealand is considering a tax on greenhouse gases emitted by livestock, which has been met with criticism from farmers.
• A study from the University of Cambridge found that predictive signs of dementia can appear several years before a formal diagnosis.
• A report by the World Wildlife Fund revealed that wildlife populations have declined by an average of 69% over the past half-century.
• A cancer research charity founded by Olivia Newton-John discovered a possible new treatment for pancreatic cancer.
• China's Communist Party is expected to give President Xi Jinping another term as general secretary.
• Two Connecticut police officers were killed and a third was injured in a deliberate attack while responding to an emergency call.
• The World Health Organization is working with Uganda to prevent an Ebola outbreak from spreading to neighboring countries.