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4 Oct 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Whom did Trump harm?
The legal issue surrounding Trump's property values is absurd and lacks substance. Lenders have their own appraisers and title records to confirm property value. The government's attempt to destroy Trump for political reasons shows the corruption in our system. Trump scares the political establishment and the left with his stance on government involvement in the economy. The enemies of freedom and prosperity are deeply entrenched. This political theater is far from over.
National Review: Another Overpowered Government Office Fails to Meet Expectations
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a report showing that the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has failed to reduce spending and actually costs money. Previous estimates projected savings of $34 billion, but now CBO estimates that CMMI will cost $78.8 billion over the next decade. This calls for more transparency, oversight, and funding cuts for CMMI.
Flag And Cross: House Speaker McCarthy Ousted In Unprecedented Vote, Leaving Chamber In Chaos
In an unprecedented move, the US House voted to remove Kevin McCarthy from the speakership post, leaving the chamber leaderless and in chaos. McCarthy was ousted by a group of hard-right conservatives and Democrats, revealing the deep polarization in Congress. This development puts the US in a difficult situation as it faces a looming shutdown and no budget deal.
#war
National Review: Trump-Admin Officials Mount Push for More Ukraine Aid amid Congressional Chaos
Conservative policy experts, including former Trump administration officials, are urging Congress to support more aid for Ukraine and recognize the national security implications of a Russian victory. The Vandenberg Coalition, a conservative foreign-policy nonprofit, has launched a campaign, emphasizing that U.S. aid has led to increased defense spending by NATO countries and has forced the Pentagon and defense industry to address America's defense-industrial base. The group warns that failing to respond appropriately could lead to a Russian battlefield victory, with catastrophic consequences for American security. Some members of Congress and GOP voters are increasingly hostile to continued assistance, citing a need for a clear strategy and concerns about focusing on Ukraine instead of deterring China.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Cryptocurrencies Slide As Housing Concerns Mount
Major cryptocurrencies decline amid concerns of higher interest rates impacting housing market and economy.
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried faces criminal charges for fraud and money laundering. US regulators oppose Coinbase's plea to dismiss securities law violation.
Stocks plummet as Treasury yields reach highest level since 2007, raising fears of a recession. Crypto analyst predicts potential for Bitcoin to reach $30-35K in 4-8 weeks. (, )
#culture
Forbes: Today Is Canadian Beer Day. Toast Our Neighbors To The North With These Beers.
Canadian Beer Day, organized by Beer Canada, is celebrated on the Wednesday before Canadian Thanksgiving. Canadian craft beers are available in the US, including from Collective Arts Brewing, Blindman Brewing, Pump House Brewery, Waterloo Brewing, Dieu du Ciel!, Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery, Nickel Brook Brewing, Sober Carpenter, Cameron's Brewing, and Glutenberg.
#health
National Review: The Corner: New Data Show Declining Abortion Numbers in Ohio
Abortion numbers in Ohio dropped by more than 15% in 2022, with over 3,300 fewer abortions compared to 2021. This decline is attributed to the implementation of the Heartbeat Act, which protects preborn children after six weeks' gestation. The report also highlights complications from abortions and the limited effectiveness of contraception in reducing abortion rates. The fate of the Heartbeat Act and other pro-life laws in Ohio will depend on the outcome of subsequent litigation and the November ballot proposition, Issue 1.
#education
Forbes: Student Loans: Biden Announces Extra $9 Billion In Debt Relief For 125,000 Americans
President Joe Biden will cancel an additional $9 billion of student debt, benefiting 125,000 Americans. This includes debt forgiveness for public service employees, borrowers with long-term payments, and borrowers with disabilities. The Biden administration has cancelled a total of $127 billion in student debt so far.
The Federalist: Answer The Call Already: Ban Smartphones In Schools
The prevalence of mobile phones in classrooms is a growing concern in the United States, following the lead of European countries. The negative impact of cell phone use on children's attention spans and academic performance is well-known. The use of phones in schools reflects a larger issue of adults needing to assert themselves in education. The desire to ban cell phones is a proxy for a larger desire for adults to regain control in schools, challenging policies that prioritize equity over learning. It is time to reevaluate the role of technology and discipline in American education.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: This Waterproof Sleeping Bag Is Perfect for Fall—And It's Only $19 Right Now
There are great deals on outdoor gear, like the Jeaouia waterproof sleeping bag, on Amazon for nearly 50% off. It's lightweight, compressible, and perfect for fall weather.
#technology
Forbes: Biomaterials Firm Bolt Threads, Formerly A Unicorn, Plans SPAC Deal At A $250 Million Valuation
Biotech firm Bolt Threads, known for its biomaterials including a skincare ingredient inspired by spider silk, plans to go public in a SPAC deal valued at $250 million. Co-founder and CEO Dan Widmaier stated that the company wanted to differentiate itself by building products that matter to people over time. The deal will merge Bolt Threads with blank-check company Golden Arrow Merger Corp, with Widmaier remaining as CEO. The company, which has raised $334 million from investors, aims to use the capital to develop its biomaterials and expand distribution.