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#politics
Daily Signal: A Look Inside the 2025 Presidential Transition Project
New leadership is needed in America, says Spencer Chretien of Project 2025. The project aims to prepare for the next conservative administration and includes over 70 conservative organizations. They seek to dismantle the administrative state and restore political accountability to the federal bureaucracy.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: Please Welcome to the Main Stage—YOUR Republican Dumpster Fire!
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's tenure ends abruptly due to the infighting within the Republican party. The Freedom Caucus, although aligned with McCarthy's values, is criticized for their inability to govern effectively. Gaetz's victory comes at a cost, and the party is left in disarray.
The Federalist: Wife Schmoozes Dems While Her Prosecutor Husband Jails J6ers
Attorney General Merrick B. Garland is leading the effort to prosecute individuals involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol protest. Matthew Graves, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, has prosecuted over 1,100 Jan. 6 defendants. Republicans argue that Graves' prosecutions serve to push Biden's narrative of extremism in the Republican party. Graves' involvement in partisan issues and his wife's ties to the Biden administration raise concerns about his impartiality.
#society
The Federalist: 2 Years Later, Texas' Heartbeat Act Has Saved Thousands Of Lives
Two years ago, Texas passed the Heartbeat Act, which banned abortions after a child's heartbeat is detected. Despite skepticism, the law was successful in reducing abortions and saving thousands of lives. It was a victory for the pro-life movement and showed the importance of supporting women and providing alternatives to abortion.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Stopping Putin Immediately
Dr. Andrei Illarionov discusses stopping Putin and how the Biden administration could do it if they really wanted to.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: The Chilling Reason Why Islamic Apologists Love the Old Testament
Islamic apologists often try to prove their mastery of Christianity, using passages from the Mosaic Law to argue that Christians are bound by those laws. Paul Williams, one such apologist, claims that Christians must follow Deuteronomy 13:6-11, which commands the killing of anyone who leads believers away from God. However, Williams fails to understand Christianity's scriptures and history, as evidenced by his lack of knowledge about Acts 10 and Acts 15, the teachings of Thomas Aquinas, and the Catholic Church's stance on heresy. Ultimately, Williams seeks to justify the murder of apostates, showcasing a dangerous and twisted agenda.
#education
Daily Signal: Minority Failure, Transgender Policies Associated With DEI Officers
Public school districts in the U.S. have seen a significant increase in the number of chief diversity officers, but this hasn't resulted in improved education for black and Hispanic students. On the contrary, districts with a chief diversity officer have experienced a decline in minority student performance and a higher likelihood of implementing policies that keep gender transitions secret from parents. A report from The Heritage Foundation reveals that the hiring of these officers has exacerbated learning loss among marginalized students, while achieving ideological goals. The study recommends reevaluating the effectiveness of chief diversity officers and considering their elimination in public schools.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Vs. Porto Champions League Preview: Xavi Makes Four Lineup Changes
FC Barcelona, led by head coach Xavi Hernandez, will face Porto in the Champions League. Xavi has made four lineup changes and sees this match as a chance for the team to overcome their past failures in the competition. They have a strong record so far and are looking to lay the ghosts of the Champions League to rest. Xavi has a mix of young and veteran players in his starting XI, including Robert Lewandowski and Joao Felix. This match will be a litmus test for Barcelona in front of 50,000 fans.
The Federalist: NFL Quarterbacks Must Choose Mega Salaries Or Winning Teams
In the NFL, quarterbacks are getting record-breaking contracts while other players suffer. The salary cap limits teams' total compensation, and paying QBs so much takes away from the rest of the team. Quarterbacks must choose between personal profit and team success.