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8 Dec 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Nikki Haley thought she cornered Ron DeSantis on this issue, but his response shut her down immediately | Blaze Media
In a heated GOP debate, Nikki Haley falsely accused Ron DeSantis of not signing a bathroom bill. DeSantis quickly shut her down, pointing out that he did sign the bill and Haley was lying.
Fox News: CNN announces Republican debate at New Hampshire college, but school says no event exists
CNN announced a Republican debate at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire, but the school had no knowledge of it. A separate debate by ABC News is already scheduled for January 18.
Fox News: Hunter Biden rips 'motherf---ers,’ casts himself as victim while claiming Republicans trying to ‘kill me’
Hunter Biden appeared on a podcast and lashed out at his critics, calling them "motherf---ers." He portrayed himself as a victim and accused Republicans of trying to kill him to undermine his father's presidency. Biden also discussed his recovery from addiction and how he shared his struggles in his memoir.
#education
Fox News: Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley sentenced to life without parole after addressing courtroom
Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley was sentenced to life in prison without parole for fatally shooting four students and injuring seven others in November 2021. Crumbley, then 15 years old, carried out the shooting at Oxford High School after meeting with school staff and his parents earlier that day. He pleaded guilty to 24 counts, including four counts of first-degree murder. The victims' families spoke in court, expressing the pain and loss caused by the shooting. The judge agreed with their request for a life sentence without parole. [, ]
#crime
CNSNews: ‘The Fall of Minneapolis’ Doc Sheds Light on How the Media Crafted a False Narrative
Alpha News releases a documentary called The Fall of Minneapolis that challenges the narrative surrounding George Floyd's death, blaming biased media and poor leadership for the riots. The documentary presents evidence that Floyd died from a drug overdose, not murder. It also exposes alleged misconduct by officials and a fallacious trial.
#sports
The Blaze: NFL head coach used 9/11 terrorists as model of exemplary teamwork, and now he's apologizing | Blaze Media
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott apologized for using the 9/11 terrorists as an example of teamwork during a team meeting in 2019. McDermott urged his team to come together, referencing the hijackers' ability to orchestrate attacks. He later apologized to his team and expressed regret for mentioning 9/11 in his message. McDermott addressed a critical article about him, calling it "hurtful" and stating that he tries to do things right. The article is not expected to affect McDermott's job.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: 308 vs 556: A Breakdown of Each Cartridge
The article compares the 5.56 NATO and .308 Winchester cartridges for rifles. The 5.56 NATO is a higher pressure version of the .223 Remington and is suitable for AR-15 platforms, while the .308 Winchester is a versatile cartridge popular for big game hunting and precision competition. The .308 Winchester has more power and recoil, while the 5.56 NATO has lighter recoil and more ammunition options. The choice between the two depends on the shooter's needs and preferences.
#other
Breitbart: Extremely Rare White Alligator Born in Orlando's Gatorland
Florida’s Gatorland announces the birth of a rare white alligator, the first-ever to be born in captivity. The female alligator, along with her typically-colored brother, are the offspring of reptilian parents. The siblings are in good health and will be displayed for visitors in 2024.
CNSNews: Hidden Agenda: Forbes Pushes 'Guerilla Tactics' To Keep DEI in Business
Forbes advises businesses to use "guerilla tactics" to continue diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts after Supreme Court decision on affirmative action. Rather than label it as DEI training, businesses should disguise it as other topics to avoid backlash. Hiring for diversity is seen as beneficial in a diverse business landscape.