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Euromaidan Press: Ministry of Defense: Number of women in Ukraine’s army up 40% in two years
The number of women in Ukraine's armed forces has increased by 40% in two years, with 43,000 servicewomen currently serving. Restrictions on women's access to military positions have been lifted, allowing them to serve in various combat roles. The age limit for women to sign a contract for military service has also been raised to 60, aligning with men.
Liberty Nation: Israeli War — Democrats Ditching the Jewish State
The United States is concerned about the situation in Israel as Hamas terrorists in Gaza launch sudden and violent attacks. Public opinion is divided, with Democrats showing less support for Israel. A Rasmussen poll reveals that majority blame the Palestinians for the conflict, and many believe Israel should eradicate Hamas. Surprisingly, Republicans show more support for Israel than Democrats. This shift in support may impact Jewish voters' loyalty to the Democratic Party, as recent polls indicate a decline in their support for Israel. It remains to be seen if more Jewish voters will turn to the Republican Party in the future.
National Review: The Biden Administration Is More Worried about Global Warming Than Nuclear War
Amid global crises, President Biden prioritizes global warming over nuclear war. The Biden administration believes that climate change is an existential threat, more terrifying than nuclear war. However, the dire predictions made by scientists and activists in the past have not come true. Deaths from natural disasters have decreased, and a warmer world might actually decrease heat-related mortality. Despite demands to treat global warming as a war and redirect defense budgets, the Biden administration fails to prioritize nuclear power and fracking, which are proven to reduce carbon emissions. While it's important to address climate change, focusing solely on it and ignoring nuclear war is a flawed approach.
Forbes: Real-Money Golf Contests Key To Splash Sports Growth Strategy
Splash Sports, co-founded by Joel Milton and TJ Ross, has entered the world of peer-to-peer and real money gaming. They acquired RunYourPool and OfficeFootballPool.com and introduced a skill-based real-money gaming platform called Splash Sports. They raised a significant sum from investors and launched a $2 million rewards program to attract content creators and commissioners. Their goal is to expand into different sports and formats, prioritizing fantasy golf.
Splash Sports, led by Joel Milton and TJ Ross, has made waves in the gaming space by acquiring RunYourPool and OfficeFootballPool.com and introducing a real-money gaming platform. They have attracted notable investors and launched a rewards program to entice content creators and commissioners. Their focus is on expanding into different sports and formats, with a particular emphasis on fantasy golf.
National Review: A New Form of Antisemitism Surfaces in Charlottesville
Six years after the Unite the Right rally, antisemitism has taken root in Charlottesville, with the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the University of Virginia supporting Hamas's attack on Israel. SJP's statement glorifies Hamas and demonizes Israeli civilians, and their demonstration includes chants calling for the elimination of Israel. This groupthink on campus stifles dissent and discourages dialogue, leading to extreme positions and the justification of violence. Jewish UVA students fear retaliation and hide their identities, while SJP members themselves wear masks at protests. This intolerance goes against UVA's principles of free speech and tolerance, and it is crucial to have nuanced and respectful discussions about this issue.
Forbes: Prestigious Symposium On AI Lawyering Reveals Keen Insights Including The Ardent Debate On Whether To Use Generative AI In Law School Education
Should law students be allowed to use generative AI in law school? The debate is divided into five major positions: banning generative AI usage, permitting it with restrictions, encouraging its usage, remaining ambiguous, or adopting other policies. Those in favor of a ban argue that it undermines legal education and future legal careers, making students reliant on AI. On the other hand, supporters of generative AI believe it's essential for modern legal practice and that banning it would leave students ill-prepared for the industry's AI integration. They also question the feasibility and effectiveness of enforcing a ban.
Liberty Nation: Obama Judge Gives Jack Smith Partial Gag Order Against Trump
Federal District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan issues a gag order against Donald Trump, preventing him from making statements that violate the order. Trump's lawyer argues for a trial delay beyond the 2024 election, but the judge insists it will not be postponed. Trump plans to appeal the ruling.