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1 Jun 2023
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Kevin McCarthy Gets the Deal Done
McCarthy's debt-ceiling deal with Biden wins 314-117 in the House, with bipartisan support but dissent within both caucuses. The deal is a political win for House Republicans, but is not policy-wise perfect for conservatives.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Cruz Hammers CUNY Law School Over Student’s Anti-Semitic Graduation Speech
Sen. Ted Cruz criticizes the City University of New York Law School after an anti-Semitic graduation speech went viral. The speaker, Fatima Mousa Mohammed, accused Israel of murder and expelling Palestinians from their homes at the May 12 law school commencement. Cruz called her a "hard leftist" and labeled the speech of slandering Israel and contained anti-Semitic views. Cruz said that the university provided a place for indoctrination instead of an educational mission.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Public Service Rejects Governments 10.5 Percent Pay Rise Offer
The Australian public service union rejects the government's offer of a 10.5 percent pay rise over three years, with CPSU members calling for better financial support. The union have lodged an application with the Fair Work Commission for a protected action ballot at the Services Australia department, which houses the largest number of Australia Public Service employees. Many CPSU members were critical of the offer, saying it was nowhere near close enough to cost-of-living increases and did not bridge the gap around past bargaining agreements.
#crime
Flag And Cross: ICYMI: Pastor Preaches Powerful First Sermon Since Daughter Died in Christian School Shooting
Tennessee pastor Chad Scruggs returned to the pulpit of Covenant Presbyterian Church, Nashville, two months after his 9-year-old daughter was killed in a shooting rampage by former student Audrey Hale. Scruggs expressed his gratitude to his congregation for their support and explained he was still searching for a new baseline in life. Comparing his situation to Isaiah 40:38, Scruggs said: “At this point, [we’re] not yet soaring on wings like eagles, not running without weariness, but that third category, somewhere, trying to walk without fainting.”
#sports
Forbes: Did Jimmy Butler Deserve The Eastern Conference Finals MVP Award?
Jimmy Butler wins the Larry Bird Trophy over Caleb Martin by a single vote. Similar questions arise if the deserving player received the award, but Butler pulled through in Games 1, 2, 4, and 6. Martin shone in Game 3 and 7, but ultimately Butler was the most deserving.
Forbes: To Address Bullpen Shortfall, The Tampa Bay Rays Should Deal From Their Infield Excess
The MLB-leading Tampa Bay Rays are struggling with their bullpen, with injuries and inconsistent performances leading to blown saves and late-inning fragility. While the team has a surplus of quality infielders, it is unlikely that they will want to trade any of their key players for bullpen help. Instead, they will have to look to their farm system for prospects to trade, specifically from their infield depth, to address their bullpen weakness. However, given their own infield prospect depth, it may be difficult for them to put together a package tempting enough to secure a quality closer like Alexis Diaz from the Cincinnati Reds.
Forbes: Can Milwaukee Bucks Afford Their Core Under New CBA?
The Milwaukee Bucks were shocked by the Miami Heat in the NBA playoffs, leading to the firing of coach Mike Budenholzer and the hiring of first-time head coach Adrian Griffin. With a need to stay under the second tax apron of $175 million due to future financial constraints, the Bucks may need to salary dump off contracts of notable role players like Bobby Portis, Pat Connaughton, or Grayson Allen. However, the team could keep Khris Middleton and Brook Lopez at reasonable prices while upgrading their coaching staff to stay atop the Eastern Conference hierarchy.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Former JPMorgan Chase Insider Says CEO Is Lying About Jeffrey Epstein History
JPMorgan Chase bank is being sued by the government of the Virgin Islands, claiming that the bank facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's predations. In response, the bank filed a lawsuit suing Jes Staley, a former senior executive at the company, who said that he kept CEO Jamie Dimon informed about Epstein's accounts. Dimon denied this and said that he does not recall ever talking about Epstein's accounts. The Virgin Islands lawsuit delved into what it called Epstein’s “close personal relationship” with Staley.