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Newsbusters: ‘The People Who Hate America Hate the Jews,’ Levin Tells Bozell, Discussing Hamas and Media
Conservative commentator Mark Levin argues that those who hate America also hate the Jews and support Hamas. He claims that liberal media and the Democratic Party are working together against America. Levin emphasizes the historical authoritarianism and anti-Americanism of the Democratic Party and accuses the media of promoting a radical, anti-American agenda. He implores Americans to support Israel in its existential crisis and thanks Gentile supporters of Israel. Levin concludes by expressing gratitude towards the Arab World for their backing of evil forces against Israel.
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Forbes: Women’s Sports At A ‘Tipping Point,’ But Still Has A Long Way To Go
Coco Gauff wins U.S. Open and praises Billie Jean King's fight for equal prize money. Women's sports have made progress but still need more investment and equality. Investors and sponsors are stepping up, and viewership and attendance are increasing. However, there is still work to be done in providing opportunities for girls and increasing media coverage. Billie Jean King remains committed to the cause despite the progress made.
Flag And Cross: Tonsil Removal In Childhood Increases Risk Of Severe Arthritis, Study Finds
Tonsil removal as a child and having older siblings increase the risk of developing severe arthritis later in life, according to a study. Childhood infections are believed to contribute to the development of ankylosing spondylitis, a chronic inflammatory arthritis. The research also found that factors such as maternal infections during pregnancy, multiple births, and birth season played a role in the risk of the condition.
Forbes: ‘Willow’ Star Warwick Davis Strikes Back At Disney: ‘Embarrassing’
Warwick Davis, star of Willow, expressed his disappointment over Disney removing the Willow TV show from Disney+. He questioned how he should explain to fans why they couldn't watch the series anymore. Davis loved Willow and wished it had continued, unlike some other franchises that had disappointed him.
Flag And Cross: Lack Of Awareness: Most Adults Struggle To Recognize Cancer Symptoms In Children, Study Finds
A study reveals that only one in three adults can confidently recognize symptoms of cancer in children and teenagers, showing a lack of public awareness. Childhood cancer is a leading cause of death and disabilities in children but awareness of its symptoms is lower than in adults. Survival rates in the UK are lower than the rest of Europe, making early diagnosis and treatment crucial. Most adults lack confidence in identifying cancer signs in children, with parents being especially uncertain. The study also found that many participants would wait or not seek medical advice for persistent symptoms, highlighting the need for improved awareness.
Flag And Cross: Ford F-150 Lightning Sales Sluggish, May Impact Tesla's Cybertruck Launch
Sales of Ford's F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck are slow, leading to production cuts and discounts. This could impact Tesla's upcoming Cybertruck launch. Ford reduced production shifts at its plant and introduced discounts due to soft demand. The UAW memo revealed declining sales for the Lightning. Tesla could face challenges if the Cybertruck experiences delays or production issues, leading to potential price cuts.
American Thinker: If you’re tempted to think the government cares about you...
The U.S. government, despite being a major holder of bitcoin, doesn't care about the volatile nature of the digital currency. President Biden's policies have contributed to rising costs, debt forgiveness, and lack of enforcement, and the media and Democrats seem unconcerned. The IRS manipulates numbers to lobby for more resources but fails to address high-profile cases such as Hunter Biden's tax evasion. The government's primary focus is on re-election and increasing government revenue, with little regard for fiscal responsibility.
The Federalist: Pro-Lifers Challenge Abortion Hospital Board During First Public Meeting In Four Years
Last week, pro-life leaders confronted the Board of Directors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Magee-Womens Hospital for violating state code by not allowing public attendance at board meetings. They criticized the hospital's research using aborted tissue and questioned the ethical implications. The leaders urged the board to recognize the rights of preborn babies and fulfill their responsibility to all patients. Additionally, newly released documents revealed that the university faced an investigation regarding its policies on human fetal tissue research. The university was also found to be one of the worst violators of animal welfare law among NIH grant recipients.
The Federalist: The Premise Of Trump’s J6 Trial Is An Affront To Free Elections
Former President Donald Trump has been issued a gag order by U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, preventing him from speaking publicly about his criminal trial or his political opponents. The gag order raises concerns about the restriction of free speech in political campaigns and highlights the questionable legitimacy of the trial itself. Trump may choose to defy the order and challenge the system that seeks to silence him.
Forbes: Las Vegas Officials: Super Bowl LVIII Will Be City’s Biggest Event Ever
In February of 2024, Las Vegas will host the Super Bowl for the first time. The city is anticipating a huge economic impact, with projections exceeding a typical Super Bowl weekend. Las Vegas expects an influx of visitors and an increase in spending, as well as a week-long celebration leading up to the game. Despite its reputation for excess, Las Vegas is aiming for a more centralized and accessible Super Bowl experience. The city hopes to establish itself as a recurring Super Bowl host in the future.
Flag And Cross: Virtual Driving Assessment Predicts Crash Risk For New Teenage Drivers
A new virtual driving assessment has been developed to predict the crash risk for newly licensed teenage drivers. The assessment exposes drivers to common crash scenarios and identifies skill deficits that put young drivers at the greatest risk. Research shows that young drivers are involved in a significant number of crashes, especially in the months after receiving their license. The virtual assessment aims to improve driving skills and prevent crashes by providing personalized interventions based on individual performance. Researchers found that drivers with major issues in dangerous behavior had a higher crash risk, while those with no issues had a lower crash risk. The assessment could potentially direct resources to high-risk drivers and prevent crashes from occurring.