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#politics
The Federalist: Democrats Make Ukraine Funding Their Top Priority
Congress averted a government shutdown by agreeing to 45 days of funding. Democrats were willing to shut down the government over their desire for increases in Ukraine war funding, while Republicans wanted to keep the government open without such funding. The funding for Ukraine war has become unpopular among Americans, with many opposing additional funding. Democrats are adopting the Bush-era foreign policy of supporting lengthy wars without a clear strategy. Both Democrats and Republicans are divided on the issue of funding for Ukraine war.
Liberty Nation: New SCOTUS Session Incoming
The Supreme Court's upcoming term and the politics behind it are analyzed in this week's episode of Liberty Nation Radio.
American Thinker: The New Rules for Radicals
The federal government is suppressing free speech and violating constitutional rights. The government targets political opponents and labels dissent as "disinformation." Americans cannot vote their way out of this tyranny, and it's time to reclaim lost liberties by withdrawing consent and facing the danger zone. Marxist globalism must be destroyed.
National Review: We’ve Got an Answer to the Big Guy
Joe Biden was elected under false pretenses as "Middle-Class Joe," promising to restore trust in government. However, his family profited from his position and influence in corrupt ways, including involvement with Chinese money. While no direct check made out to Biden has emerged, there is no doubt of his corruption. The coverage of Biden's corruption has been extensive, and contributions to the webathon are requested to support further investigative journalism on the matter.
Newsbusters: Kevin McCarthy Shows How CBS Host Margaret Brennan Acts Like a Hostile Democrat Debater
On CBS's Face the Nation, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faced constant interruptions and challenges from host Margaret Brennan, while House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries was allowed uninterrupted responses. Brennan questioned McCarthy's GOP caucus and expressed doubt in their ability to achieve anything, while McCarthy argued that the Senate was to blame for the lack of progress. Later, Brennan asked New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, about the border crisis, allowing her to criticize Republicans and advocate for stricter border controls.
American Thinker: How Trump Beats Michelle Obama in 2024
Michelle Obama's potential 2024 presidential run is overshadowed by her treatment of the black community in Chicago. She avoided all-black schools as a child and abused the black community in her professional career. Donald Trump should ask her four tough questions about her actions and demand an apology to the black community.
#society
The Federalist: Katy Perry Is Fighting To Kick My Dying Dad Out Of His Home
A dying father, a veteran, falls victim to a real estate contract while battling Huntington's Disease. Popstar Katy Perry refuses to let him cancel the contract, prolonging the legal battle and worsening his health. This story highlights the vulnerability of the elderly and the need for laws to protect them from exploitation. A call is made for the passage of the PERRY Act to provide a cooling-off period for senior citizens in real estate contracts. It is a plea to treat elders with respect and compassion.
#economy
Forbes: Shopping Slump And Second-Hand Craze In Finland Linked To Financial Constraints, Not Eco-Consciousness
Finland's online retail sector sees a 24% decline in sales due to rising inflation and interest rates, leading to decreased consumer purchasing power and a shift towards essential purchases. The sale of used clothing is growing faster than new clothing sales, reflecting changing perceptions and economic woes. Small Finnish businesses are advised to explore international markets for growth.
#health
National Review: Detroit Shows How to Do Pro-Life
The Heart of Christ Clinic in Detroit is a new medical clinic that aims to treat the whole person, combining cutting-edge medicine with a focus on spirituality. The clinic, located in a renovated convent, will provide healthcare services to women and their children, with a particular emphasis on prenatal care and supporting lower-income women. The staff at the clinic will offer personalized care and support, understanding the power of the Beatitudes and providing services that go beyond just medical treatment.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia correctional officer allegedly killed at state prison by convicted murderer with 'homemade weapon'
A convicted murderer at a Georgia state prison allegedly kills a correctional officer and assaults another inmate. Officer Robert Clark dies from his injuries.
#technology
Forbes: Amazon Partners With Anthropic To Develop Reliable Generative AI Models
Amazon has announced its collaboration with Anthropic, an AI safety and research company, to develop reliable generative AI models. Anthropic will use AWS as its primary cloud provider and build its future foundation models using AWS custom chips. This partnership aims to transform businesses and create a safer future for generative AI.
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Forbes: John Oliver Lashes Out At Studios In Late Night Return After Writers Strike: ‘Could Have Offered Deal On Day One’
Late night host John Oliver criticized Hollywood studio executives for prolonging the writers' strike by refusing to offer a fair deal from the start. He expressed frustration that it took the studios 148 days to reach an agreement that could have been offered on day one. The strike brought attention to the challenges faced by workers in the industry who struggle to afford basic needs.