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23 May 2024
#politics
Fox News: CNN reporter warns Biden's polling as incumbent in presidential primary is historically 'weak, weak, weak'
Biden's weak polling numbers in primaries raise concerns for re-election. Some suggest he may be replaced as Dem nominee due to historic low support.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Holds Rally in the Bronx
Ex-President Trump stirs up trouble in South Bronx.
Breitbart: Nolte: 90% of U.S. Population Growth Happened Outside Big Cities
Population patterns show growth outside of major U.S. cities like New York and Chicago. Dems focused on national issues, ignoring local problems. Normal people fleeing to rural areas. Urban living not utopia, rural life bliss.
Front Page Magazine: Pope Frank Has More Moral Guidance for Us
Pope Francis and Joe Biden push for open borders, claiming it's Christian virtue while dismissing concerns about crime and security. They denounce criticism as racism and bigotry, expanding voter base at all costs.
The Epoch Times: Republicans Are Winning the Voter Registration Battle in Battleground States
Republicans are gaining ground in swing states like Pennsylvania and Arizona, narrowing the voter registration gap with Democrats. This could impact the November elections as both parties gear up for fierce campaigning. Party registration numbers are key in determining turnout and potential victories in closely contested races.
#society
Le Monde: Young people still go to the movies and have high expectations of theaters
Young people at Cannes prioritize the big screen and socializing with friends when it comes to watching movies. Ticket prices remain a barrier, but additional services like meals or late showings are appealing. Societal views on film content and crew members' behavior also influence their movie choices.
The younger generation shows interest in movie theaters and AI-generated films. However, concerns persist about environmental impact and the future of cinemas. Attitudes towards diversity in casting and societal issues shape their film preferences.
Breitbart: $310M Settlement Reached with Norfolk Southern Over Toxic Ohio Train Derailment
Norfolk Southern Railway Company settled a $310+ million lawsuit over a toxic train derailment in Ohio. Company agreed to pay for damages, health services, safety measures, and a $15 million civil penalty. Residents angry over lack of assistance and delayed response by local officials and President Biden.
Residents suffer health issues and loss of jobs after train derailment in East Palestine. Norfolk Southern Railway Company to spend over $1 billion on cleanup and rail safety enhancements. President Biden vows to stand with community every step of the way to prevent future disasters.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: ICC Prosecutor Targets Israeli Leaders for Arrest
ICC seeks arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, equating them with Hamas terrorists. Biden denounces but actions still hurt Israel. Palestinians and ICC have created a legal battle against Israel based on false premises.
#economy
Fox News: AOC claims Trump's re-election would mean higher gas prices as fuel costs hit record high under Biden
AOC warns Trump would raise gas prices by letting foreign energy producers "price gouge." Gas prices over 50% up since Biden inauguration.
#culture
Fox News: Louis Vuitton pays homage to Barcelona architect Antoni Gaudí in 2025 Cruise Collection
Louis Vuitton unveils unique fashion collection at Gaudí's Park Güell, blending earthly tones with high fashion drama in Barcelona. A-list crowd attends, as protesters clash with police over event disruptions.
#history
Front Page Magazine: How the Democratic Party Really Got Its Name
In 1793, French revolutionaries aimed to radicalize America. Genet challenged Washington's authority, sparking fears of a revolution. Democrats emerged from French influence, trying to destroy America from within. Washington fought against the Left then as we do now, 230 years later.
#health
Fox News: Fish oil supplements linked to greater first-time heart attack risk in study: ‘Not universally good or bad'
Study suggests fish oil supplements may increase heart attack/stroke risk in certain individuals, but benefit those with existing heart disease.
Breitbart: U.S. Bars Peter Daszak from Funding for ‘Improper Conduct’ at Wuhan Lab
The Biden administration suspends EHA for lack of transparency regarding activities at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Daszak implicated in cover-up, faces debarment. HHS accuses EHA of noncompliance with federal regulations. EHA denies involvement in Wuhan COVID origins. Tabak refutes Daszak's testimonies, sparking debarment action. Subcommittee members express concerns over EHA's conduct, promise further investigation.
#education
Front Page Magazine: A Professor Remembers
m years of experience, explaining an A grade to a student, required a degree of self-awareness and of honesty that were not part of their upbringing; they’d never had a chance to practice those skills. Valentina, though, was used to explaining things, both to her parents and to her older brother. Valentina explained that the three figures bound to the posts were Jesus and the two thieves who were executed alongside him. “They were crucified,” she explained. Other students nodded; they’d heard this story at church or on TV or in rap music. Prof. K. paused; the students’ level of knowledge, even of the Bible, exhausted her. Would they understand that Auden’s description of a crucifixion was not crude revisionism, or sophomoric blasphemy, or radical undermining of Christianity, but a respectful homage to the ultimate human sacrifice? It was anyone’s guess. Thank God the final exam format was multiple choice; the students’ chances of picking the right answer depended in large part on luck. Except Ivy League students without actual cognitive skills, these kids’ on-the-fly guessing was their best college predictor. After class, the only student who hung back to speak to Prof. K. was Valentina. “I always get my assignment at church about this poem,” Valentina says. “Yours was the first class that explained it to us. I thank you, Professor.” Plumage of tears bobbed in Valentina’s eyes. Prof. K. smiled. Prof. K. remembered teaching, remembered the glow of mind on mind that teaching could kindle, remembered the incredible miracle of human beings relating to each other, each person a different universe. Valentina radiated deep gratitude; despite the earthquakes rattling the world, there was still room for teaching, for gratitude, for uplift. Both of them stepped out of the timelessness of the classroom into the rush hour of the crowded rotunda. It was so cataclysmically quiet; they hugged, perhaps too long, in the midst of a crush, an expansive intimacy in a place stiff with statute and appointment. Valentina left, crying. Prof. K. lost in thought, crossed the quad, when the college president appeared, bareheaded beneath the cloudless sky. “Professor K.!” he shouted. His smile was a replica of a reptile’s. “I have good news!” Prof. K. looked at him as if he were talking ancient Sumerian. The end was near.
Fox News: Holocaust museum will host free field trips for eighth graders in New York City public schools
NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage will provide free field trips to eighth graders to fight antisemitism, with possible funding from Gray Foundation. Program aims to educate students on Holocaust history. The initiative comes in response to recent anti-Jewish incidents in the US.
#sports
The Western Journal: Top Reporter Ed Werder Out at ESPN After Working There 26 Years in Shocking Personal Update
Veteran ESPN NFL reporter Ed Werder abruptly leaves network after 26 years. Colleagues, fans wish him well as he prepares for next chapter.