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28 Dec 2023
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Fox News: Chris Christie pushes back on calls to drop out of the race, takes aim at Trump in first major ad blitz
Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie is pushing back against calls to drop out of the GOP presidential nomination race. In a new ad, Christie criticizes former President Donald Trump, accusing him of dividing Americans and causing the Capitol Hill riot. Christie's campaign is investing at least $1 million in commercials as he focuses on New Hampshire, where he is currently in third place behind Trump and Nikki Haley.
#society
The Telegraph: Last horse butcher’s in Paris on its last legs
Jacques Leban, the last horse butcher in Paris, is facing the decline of his trade. Insults, threats, and declining customers have made him decide to retire soon, with no successor in sight. Horse butchers across France have been hit by scandals and changing attitudes toward meat consumption, leading to their decline.
Front Page Magazine: American Terror Simps Are a Minority Problem, Not an 18-24 Year Old One
The youth's support for extremists like Hamas and Al Qaeda is a result of political extremism and the diversity in the 18-24-year-old generation. A poll shows that only a small percentage of white people have a positive view of Bin Laden, while it is slightly higher among black and Hispanic individuals. The poll may have its flaws, but these results highlight a troubling trend that needs to be addressed.
Front Page Magazine: Black Feminist Lessons From Marine Mammals
"Undrowned" by Alexis Pauline Gumbs explores the transformative lessons from marine mammals, connecting their existence to issues of oppression and survival. Gumbs delves into the queer and complex nature of these animals, drawing parallels to political prisoners and the Atlantic slave trade. This unique perspective challenges traditional scientific constructs and offers a different guidebook for humanity's movements. However, the rise of political correctness has stifled comedy and created a culture where absurdities are no longer mockable, resulting in a loss of critical thinking and humor.
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Fox News: How to find a job you love in 2024
If you're looking for a career change in 2024, here are some tips to help you. First, decide what kind of work you want to pursue based on your skills, passions, and desired impact. Next, start your job search and take steps to gain experience in your desired field. Connect with people you know for networking opportunities and customize your resume and cover letter for each application. Finally, be patient and persistent in submitting your job applications.