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National Review: Congress Should Drop Bad Ideas about Deposit Insurance
Expanding government deposit insurance is a bad idea that encourages risky bank lending and politically motivated regulation. Unlimited deposit insurance schemes, as seen in Mexico, lead to greater risk-taking and financial distress. Selectively expanding deposit guarantees would further politicize the financial system. A better solution would be to reduce deposit insurance and allow private providers to compete. Congress should abandon the idea of expanding or unlimited deposit insurance.
Liberty Nation: Political Upheaval in the Swamp
This week on Liberty Nation Radio: Kevin McCarthy's removal, upcoming GOP debate, RFK leaving the Democrat Party, and much more.
American Thinker: Boston Democrats dig the city's grave
Boston is experiencing a major crime wave, but the police force lacks sufficient funding and officers to address the problem. A bill that would have provided necessary funds was voted down by Democrat city council members, and concerns over a gang database were cited as the reason. The decision reflects a refusal to support law enforcement and prioritize public safety.
American Thinker: Yes, he did it
President Biden's policies have led to disastrous consequences. The southern border is overwhelmed with millions of illegal immigrants, inflation is at its highest in 40 years, and there's a lack of energy focus and military recruitment. The media failed to hold him accountable, and his approval rating remains surprisingly high. This falls under .
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American Thinker: There’s a correct question to ask to learn if we’re at risk and then to block that risk
In the midst of war and celebration, it's time to have a serious conversation about the Muslims among us. The right question to ask is whether they are planning to kill us.
National Review: Things I Couldn’t Conserve
The author reflects on the things he experienced in his childhood that his children will never know, such as the boredom of scarcity, real phone calls, and the presence of a milkman. He laments the loss of these experiences and hopes that his children will appreciate the chain of lost people and worlds that brought them to their current reality.
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Euromaidan Press: Two Ukrainian brothers coordinated deadly Russian missile attack on cafe in Hroza
Two Ukrainian brothers helped Russia launch a deadly missile attack on a cafe in Hroza, Ukraine, killing 55 people, including acquaintances from their home village.
National Review: There Must Be No Daylight Between the U.S. and Israel
President Biden has shown support for Israel in its conflict with Hamas, making statements and organizing a joint statement with European allies. However, there is concern about the solidity of the White House response and the need for substantial action to back up the rhetoric. Israel needs more than just weapons, they also need intelligence assistance, diplomatic cover, and moral support. It is crucial for America to continue supporting Israel and not succumb to international pressure or calls for restraint. The U.S.-Israel alliance must be strong and unwavering.
Euromaidan Press: Russian drones, e-warfare stymie Ukrainian advance near Robotyne
The Russo-Ukrainian war in Robotyne involves drones used for reconnaissance and delivering ordnance. The Ukrainian army relies on drones to spot Russian artillery and conduct high-precision strikes. The use of drones is essential in the war against Russian forces in southern Ukraine.
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The Federalist: Israel And Hamas Are Embroiled In A Religious War. So Is the West
The events of the past 120 hours reveal that Israel cannot coexist with Hamas, as the violence and atrocities committed by Hamas are shocking and barbaric. The Western world must confront the support for Hamas, which comes from left-wing zealots and post-Christian pagans who reject universal human rights and objective morality. This is a religious struggle between irreconcilable worldviews, and it is clear that the Christian West and the pagan supporters of Hamas cannot coexist. The solution is to recognize the problem and take religious action, something that the West failed to do after 9/11.
Townhall: The Palestinian Authority Is No Better
There are sincere statements about the Israeli-Palestinian issue, but finding a solution won't be easy. Hamas' barbarity has been exposed, but the alternative leadership is no better. The Palestinian Authority has been involved in terror attacks and refuses to recognize Israel as a Jewish state. There are no peace-loving Palestinians, and wiping out Hamas may be necessary to protect Israeli citizens.
#economy
The Federalist: Construction Workers Are Retiring, And No One Is Replacing Them
The U.S. construction industry lacks the skilled workers needed for major projects due to a lack of training and a declining workforce. The government's solution is to rely on immigration, but importing untrained workers is not a viable solution. Without enough skilled workers, construction projects, especially in the manufacturing sector, are at risk of failing.
Forbes: American Department Stores Can Save Themselves
The future of department store retailing is uncertain, but there have been successful changes. Andrew Carnegie's quote about the importance of people and factories is relevant. European boards tend to be more adversarial, while American boards are often composed of the chairman's friends. New ideas are crucial, as seen in the weakness of Vans and the dynamic vision of Bloomingdale's CEO Tony Spring. Macy's chairman Jeff Gennette is stepping aside for Spring, who has brought new customers and profits to the brand. Saks Fifth Avenue has made important changes, including splitting their beauty department and divesting from e-commerce. A strong team and board of directors can help companies adapt to changing consumer trends. I believe department stores will remain successful, as they offer a variety of fashionable choices for shoppers.
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Forbes: Matchday 3 Preview: South American FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers
The FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifying campaign is underway in South America, with Argentina and Brazil leading the pack. Bolivia and Ecuador are yet to register a point. Colombia and Uruguay are favorites to qualify. Colombia is unbeaten so far, while Uruguay has a talented young squad. Bolivia is struggling, while Ecuador has a superior team. Argentina will host Paraguay, with Messi returning to the squad. Chile and Peru are vying for the last qualification spot. Brazil is expected to defeat Venezuela, who recently won against Paraguay.
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Newsbusters: Column: NBC News Resists 'Normalizing' Trump, But Not the Killers of Hamas
American media outlets, including NBC News, have been giving coverage and a platform to pro-Hamas protesters in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, despite their anti-Israel and anti-Semitic views. The media's coverage appears to be biased and lacks the necessary context, treating the situation as a normal part of democracy. This raises questions about the media's moral authority and the double standards being applied.