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22 May 2023
#society
Daily Wire: NAACP Leader Tells Black Americans That Florida Isn’t Safe For Them. Guess Where He Lives
The NAACP issued a travel advisory warning black Americans that Florida is "openly hostile" towards them, citing Governor Ron DeSantis' attempts to erase black history and restrict diversity programs in schools. However, the board's chairman, Leon Russell, lives in Florida. Florida GOP Chairman Christian Ziegler responded by urging Russell to move out of the state if he believed it to be so negative towards black Americans. The left has recently criticized DeSantis for preventing minors from transitioning gender and stopping schools from teaching radical gender theory to young students. DeSantis is expected to announce his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination soon.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Treasurer Spruiks Jobs Market but Cost of Living Bites
In a year, the Australian government saw 333,000 more people employed, with record-high female employment and a rise in wages. The opposition, however, criticizes recent economic circumstances and real wage decline.
Red State: On Again, off Again: McCarthy, Biden Agree to Budget Talks at White House Monday as Clock Keeps Ticking
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden are set to meet on Monday to continue negotiations over raising the debt ceiling. Both sides have accused the other of being intractable in negotiations. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns that the country could run out of money by early June if a deal is not struck, causing “economic chaos”. The nation has never defaulted on its debt before, so economists can’t predict what would unfold. Some economists predict that it could cause shock waves in financial markets, bankruptcies, recession and potentially irreversible damage to the nation’s long-held role at the center of the global economy .
#culture
Forbes: TikTok’s AAPI Creators On Growing With The Platform
TikTok has released its first-ever Asian and Pacific Islander TikTok Visionary Voices List, highlighting 15 creators and businesses that push creativity, representation, and culture. Among the honorees is Sean Sotaridona, a Filipino magician, Ayman, a Pakistan-American BookTok creator, and Jungmin Kang, founder and CEO of Snoopslimes. The creators note that TikTok has allowed them to find like-minded communities and connect with their audiences while providing them with an easy way to share their viewpoints. TikTok is celebrating AAPI Heritage Month with various activations, including in-app programming and spotlights on creator stories.
#crime
Fox News: New York shooting suspect indicted for allegedly murdering friend at LIRR train station
Arizona man, Nicholas D’Agostino, was charged with second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon for allegedly shooting and killing Yusef Staine in an execution-style shooting on the Long Island Railroad in New York in February 2022. D'Agostino and Staine were friends who were traveling on the train together before D'Agostino shot Staine in the back of the head and then shot him again in the torso. Investigators used surveillance footage and cell phone data to track D’Agostino, who was arrested a year later in Yonkers, New York and faces up to 25 years to life in prison if convicted.
Fox News: Marine veteran Daniel Penny 'doesn't have to prove anything' in manslaughter case: Former NY prosecutor
Former prosecutor Elliott Felig joins Trey Gowdy to discuss legal implications of Marine veteran Daniel Penny's second-degree manslaughter charge in the death of Jordan Neely on the NYC subway. Prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Penny acted recklessly and created an unjustifiable risk of death, while Penny's defense may argue he acted in self-defense against Neely's threatening behavior. Penny's military background may be a relevant factor.
Fox News: Illinois woman allegedly tried to smuggle drug-laced paper to boyfriend in jail
Kasandra Claudio pays corrections officer to smuggle drugs to boyfriend, Dwain Johnson, in jail who is charged with murder. They are charged with attempting to bring contraband into jail and bribery. Johnson allegedly offered $1500 to an officer, who gave him a phone number of an undercover officer to meet instead. Claudio meets the undercover officer and hands over papers with suspected narcotics.
Breitbart: Jimmie Allen Apologizes to Wife for 'Affair' amid Sex Assault Lawsuit: 'My Choices Have Brought Shame on Her'
Country music star Jimmie Allen apologized to his wife for his affair after being accused in a lawsuit of sexual assault, battery, false imprisonment, sex trafficking, and emotional distress. The musician has been suspended by his agency, his manager, and terminated by his publicist in the wake of the lawsuit filed against him. Allen's former day-to-day manager accused him of rape, sexual assault, and harassment, as well as claims that she was manipulated and groomed by the country star to be in an abusive sexual relationship with him while she worked on his management team. Allen's deal with the Shark Tank powered ice cream company The Frozen Farmer is also allegedly ending amid the allegations.
#sports
Breitbart: REPORT: Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler's Son, Glenn, Resigns Over Questionable 'Likes' on Social Media Posts About Slavery, Jim Crow
Glenn "Shemy" Schembechler, son of famed Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler, resigned from his position as Michigan's assistant director of football recruiting after he was caught "liking" racist social media posts, including one suggesting Jim Crow laws were beneficial for blacks and tweets blasting a black New York representative. Schembechler tried to "unlike" as many posts as possible but screenshots of the account had already been taken. Michigan Athletics released a statement committing to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Breitbart: WNBA Coach Shocked that Crowd Didn't Show for Brittney Griner's Return
Brittney Griner returned to the WNBA after 10 months in a Russian prison for a drug offense. She scored 18 points during her team's loss to the Los Angeles Sparks at Crypto.com arena. Phoenix Mercury Coach Vanessa Nygaard was disappointed that there wasn't a sellout crowd for Griner's return, while Griner herself was more concerned about her team's loss. Some Twitter users suggested that people just aren't interested in the WNBA, while others criticized Griner for her previous support of the anti-national anthem movement.
#other
The Epoch Times: US and Australia Establish Climate and Clean Energy as 'Third Pillar' of Alliance
Australia and the United States have announced that renewable energy and climate action will be a "central pillar" of their bilateral alliance, with an aim to expand clean energy supply chains, promote sustainable critical minerals supply, and develop emerging battery technologies and clean hydrogen markets in the Indo-Pacific. The two leaders also pledged to support Pacific island countries in their climate change mitigation efforts. US President Joe Biden additionally plans to propose that Australia be added as a domestic source in Title III of the Defense Production Act, which would facilitate the buying of Australian critical minerals and technologies.
Meanwhile, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reassured Japan of his country's commitment to be a reliable supplier of energy amid its transition to net-zero. Japan, which is dependent on coal imports, had previously expressed concerns about the NSW coal reservation scheme that risked cutting coal exports from Australia. The two countries also discussed collaboration in space and quantum technology.