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Forbes: Kim NG, First Woman MLB General Manager, Cuts Ties With The Miami Marlins After Three Years
Kim Ng, the first female general manager in Major League Baseball, will not be returning to her job with the Miami Marlins after declining to exercise the option in her contract. Ng and majority owner Bruce Sherman were unable to agree on the future direction of the front office. Despite the Marlins reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2003, Ng felt it best to step away after discussions with Sherman. She is now expected to receive offers from other teams for the 2024 season.
Daily Signal: Legal Claims Based on Gender Identity Flounder in Federal Court
A federal district court in Idaho refused to stop a state law requiring public schools to separate bathrooms and housing by biological sex. The court found that state laws limiting "gender identity" rights are constitutional and cited previous court decisions upholding similar laws. The court allowed a legal challenge to proceed, but found that the plaintiffs had not met the burden of proving they were likely to win the case.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Biden headed to Israel on Wednesday [VIDEO]
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Joe Biden's Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces Biden's upcoming visit to Israel to show America's strong support, but Biden's opposition to Israeli occupation of Gaza raises questions. Blinken also mentions plans to aid civilians in Gaza, though no concrete plan has been developed yet.
Forbes: The Haunting ‘Call Of Duty’ Event Start-Time, ‘Warzone’ Zombies And Everything You Need To Know
A Halloween-themed event called "The Haunting" is coming to Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Warzone, coinciding with the midseason update. The event will bring changes to maps and modes, along with gun balancing and bug fixes. The event begins after the Modern Warfare III beta ends, and it marks the final season of Modern Warfare II and Warzone's Al Mazrah map. Warzone will have a nighttime version of Al Mazrah, zombie gameplay, and a transforming Vondel Resurgence map. Modern Warfare II multiplayer modes will also receive spooky overhauls and new twists. Halloween-themed Operators and a Haunting Soul Capture event are available in both games.
The Blaze: Alleged home intruder was shot in the head by female homeowner, LAPD says
A woman in Hollywood Hills shoots a home intruder in the head with a shotgun. The intruder, in his thirties, was found at the scene and is in critical condition. The woman was briefly detained and questioned by police before being released. In a similar incident in Calabasas, a crime novelist reported masked figures climbing near his home.
Forbes: “Netflix Houses”: An Immersive, Permanent Retail Offering Launching In 2025
Netflix plans to open physical locations called "Netflix Houses" by 2025, where customers can shop, play, and immerse themselves in their favorite shows. This move aligns with the company's strategy to enhance engagement and interaction between its shows and fans. Netflix will offer a unique retail theater experience, combining entertainment and retail in these permanent spaces.
The streaming giant has already tested the concept with pop-ups and events, such as Netflix Bites and the "Only on Netflix" event. These successful ventures demonstrated the potential for in-person experiences and merchandising. With the launch of Netflix Houses, the company aims to monetize on fandom and provide exclusive merchandise and events for fans globally. The initial openings are planned in the U.S., with future expansions worldwide. These venues will offer a new type of retail entertainment, bringing TV show worlds to life through immersive experiences.
American Thinker: Science’s inviolability just took another hit
Today's science is often corrupted, with profit and ulterior motives driving research. Science is not infallible; it is an approach to data analysis. Leftist ideology and biased choices by scientists can lead to unreliable conclusions. A study in ecology revealed widely divergent results based on analytical choices, highlighting the importance of multiple studies for reliable conclusions. The peer review process is also unreliable. Ultimately, corrupt science is a form of tyranny that needs to be stopped.
Flag And Cross: High School Football Players Erupt When Coach Uses Pregame Speech to Reveal He Defeated Cancer
Assistant football coach Eric Coovert gives an inspiring pregame pep talk to his team, emphasizing the importance of staying relentless in all aspects of life. He reveals that he has overcome his battle with cancer, and his team erupts in cheers. Coach Coovert's speech motivates his players, leading them to a victory in their game.
The Right Scoop: Tim Scott super PAC cancels massive fall TV ad buy
Tim Scott's super PAC, Trust in the Mission PAC, has canceled a $27.3 million fall TV ad campaign, citing a focus on grassroots efforts instead. The PAC believes that spending money on mass media won't change voters' minds at this stage, emphasizing the need to get closer to the voting period. Despite the cancellation, it does not appear that Scott will be dropping out of the race.