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#politics
Liberty Nation: New SCOTUS Session Incoming – LN Radio
This week's special edition of Liberty Nation Radio explores the upcoming Supreme Court term and the politics hidden behind it.
National Review: Biden Family Values
President Biden's family, particularly his brother James and son Hunter, engaged in questionable business dealings that involved foreign entities sending millions of dollars to Biden accounts. The family relied on the Biden name to attract business and make money, even if the promises made were not fulfilled. It is difficult to believe that Joe Biden, as he claimed, knew nothing about these dealings, considering his close relationship with his family members. The Biden family's involvement in these business ventures raises questions about the integrity and ethics of the President.
National Review: Don’t Underestimate Gavin Newsom
Dianne Feinstein has died, and Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, may appoint Kamala Harris as a temporary replacement. Newsom is positioning himself for a potential presidential run in 2024 and has been receiving attention through media appearances and stunts. He presents himself as a moderate on some issues, but his policies and actions show otherwise. Conservatives should not underestimate his charisma and potential appeal to voters.
#society
National Review: A Government for Algorithms by Algorithms
Online dating has evolved to the point where artificial intelligence can write profiles and chat with matches, completely outsourcing the process. People can now create a public persona, their "third self", that differs from their private self thanks to technology. This phenomenon extends beyond personal relationships, as politics is now driven by these online-driven third selves, with politicians performing for algorithms and seeking viral moments. The power of AI has changed the way we interact and present ourselves, blurring the lines between reality and virtual personas.
Forbes: Florida Brewery Making Three Custom Beers To Celebrate Great Apes
Tripping Animals Brewing is brewing special beers with artwork by chimpanzees and orangutans to raise funds for the Center for Great Apes. The brewery will donate over $10,000 to support the sanctuary. Art shows featuring the paintings will also be held.
Washington Free Beacon: Was Mrs. Orwell Memory-Holed?
In "Wifedom: Mrs. Orwell's Invisible Life," Anna Funder explores the overlooked role of George Orwell's first wife, Eileen O'Shaughnessy. Funder argues that Eileen has been unjustly airbrushed from history and delves into her life, examining her influence on Orwell and her struggle against the patriarchy. While Funder's book offers new insights into their relationship, it is also criticized for its polemical and personal aspects.
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Fox News: 'Dog and pony show': Veterans struggle to obtain cancer benefits one year after massive burn pit legislation
Several veterans are being denied disability benefits under the PACT Act, which was meant to help former service members exposed to toxins like burn pits. The VA is excluding veterans whose conditions are explicitly covered by the bill, causing frustration for many veterans. The VA claims to have an approval rate of 77.9% for PACT Act-related claims, but critics argue that many veterans are still falling through the cracks.
#other
Forbes: How Universal Scares Up Monster Revenues With Halloween Horror Nights
Universal's Halloween Horror Nights has become a massive profit driver for the theme park industry, with estimates of $575 million in sales last year. The event has grown in popularity and scope, featuring 10 haunted houses and street party-style "scare zones." Universal's success with Halloween events is due to America's obsession with Halloween and the resurgence in the popularity of horror films. The company's ownership of classic horror characters and its production of scary movies contribute to its competitive advantage. Ticket sales, merchandise, food, and alcohol sales all contribute to the event's success. Universal plans to open a year-round Halloween Horror Nights venue in Las Vegas.
American Thinker: Leftists emulating Nazis: How they got started with their 100-year-old big lie.
The left-wing perpetuates a false narrative about the National Socialist Labor Party's place on the political spectrum. Research shows leftist infighting and the use of confusing political terminology. The emergence of the National Socialist Party in Germany is described as potentially dangerous but not right-wing. # politics