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6 Dec 2023
#politics
Breitbart: National Polls: Trump Towers over Primary Field as Iowa Caucuses Approach
Two polls show Trump dominating the Republican primary field, leading in hypothetical head-to-head races. Trump has major support, with 75-79% in matchups against Haley and DeSantis. In a larger field, Trump is at 68-66%. Clinton trails with 40%, while 14% are undecided.
Fox News: Biden was in direct contact with Hunter’s business partners using email alias as VP
Vice President Joe Biden used email aliases to communicate with son Hunter Biden and a key business associate, Eric Schwerin. The emails were obtained through metadata analysis, revealing 327 exchanges that took place during Biden's time as vice president. The data also shows that email correspondence between Biden and Schwerin increased during trips to Ukraine. Republicans are investigating any foreign money received by the Biden family and alleged attempts to impede the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden.
Fox News: Texas congresswoman calls her state, Florida 'deplorable' in House hearing on trans athletes in women's sports
A Democrat congresswoman called Texas and Florida "deplorable" during a hearing on transgender athletes in women's sports. She criticized the Heritage Foundation and Republican colleagues for being out of touch. The Republican chair denied her request to remove "deplorable" from the record.
Breitbart: Joe Biden: 'If Trump Wasn't Running, I'm Not Sure I'd Be Running'
President Biden hinted that he might not run for re-election in 2024 if Donald Trump isn't a candidate. He also criticized Trump's agenda, calling it dangerous. Polls show Trump leading Biden in key swing states.
The Blaze: Angelina Jolie says she's moving from California: 'Hollywood is not a healthy place' | Blaze Media
Actress Angelina Jolie plans to move away from Hollywood due to it being "not a healthy place." She cited her divorce with Brad Pitt as a factor and expressed a desire for authenticity. Jolie also criticized Israel's military response to a terrorist attack by Hamas militants, drawing public backlash from her father.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Deadspin Blackface Hoaxer Who Smeared Child Is Award-Winning 'Journalist'
In a recent article, Deadspin's Carron Phillips falsely accused a nine-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan of wearing blackface. Phillips did not bother to verify the claim before publishing, showing both moral and journalistic negligence. This incident highlights the disturbing trend of left-wing media targeting children for destruction.
The Blaze: Riley Gaines suggests Democratic Rep. Summer Lee is a 'misogynist' | Blaze Media
During a congressional hearing, Riley Gaines spoke against allowing biological males in women's sports, criticizing Rep. Summer Lee's remarks. Lee attempted to have Gaines' words retracted but later withdrew the request. Gaines argued that schools allowing males to compete in women's teams violate Title IX.
Le Monde: McDonald's and Burger King are driving France's fast-food boom
Residents in various neighborhoods in France, including Paris, are opposing the opening of fast-food chains like McDonald's and Burger King due to concerns about pollution, noise, rat infestations, and the negative impact on the local landscape and schools. Despite these protests, major fast-food chains continue to expand and attract customers in France. McDonald's, in particular, has been successful in marketing local variations of its menu items and using French suppliers, leading to high sales and profitability. Burger King, the second-largest fast-food chain in France, is also striving to catch up.
#health
Forbes: How this CEO Built A Top 50 Pharma Company Focusing On Culture Day 1
Jazz Pharmaceuticals, founded by Bruce Cozadd, prioritizes a patient-centered culture to drive its success in the pharmaceutical industry. Cozadd believes in the importance of focusing on patients' needs and empowering healthcare professionals through education. The company combines structure with improvisation to foster innovation, and Cozadd emphasizes the value of resilience and agility in navigating challenges. Ultimately, Cozadd hopes Jazz's culture will have a positive ripple effect in the industry, and he advises future biotech founders to build their cultures intentionally from the beginning.
#sports
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians Win Top Spot In Major League Baseball Draft Lottery
Cleveland Guardians win No. 1 pick in 2024 Major League Baseball draft, a historic moment for the team. Top prospects include JJ Wetherholt and Nick Kurtz.
#technology
Breitbart: Bidenomics: Zero Electric Vehicle Chargers Built with $7.5B Congress Allocated
Despite the allocation of $7.5 billion by Congress for building electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the United States, not a single charger has been built yet. The promised charging stations, aimed at appeasing anxious drivers and tackling climate change, have yet to come to fruition. The lack of charging infrastructure is cited as one of the top reasons why Americans are reluctant to buy electric cars.
#other
Forbes: U.S. Implementing Visa Bans Connected To Violence In West Bank
The United States will impose visa restrictions on individuals involved in violence in the West Bank. The restrictions apply to both Israelis and Palestinian Arabs, but the U.S. has expressed more concern about Israeli violence. The new policy is a break in the U.S.'s unwavering support of Israel, as President Biden called for accountability for perpetrators of violence. Visa restrictions began on Tuesday and could affect immediate family members of those sanctioned. The United Nations has reported a high daily average of incidents related to Israeli settlers in the West Bank.