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5 May 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Pro-Hamas Protests Funded by Biden's Own Political Donors
Pro-Palestinian protests on campuses linked to Dem donors and Biden hesitates to condemn them. Connections to known liberal philanthropies and Dem mega-donors raise questions. The antisemitism vs. civil rights debate points to murky waters.
Forbes: Kristi Noem Won’t Say If She Met Kim Jong—But Story Won’t Appear In New Book
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem admits to making changes to memoir "No Going Back" after falsely claiming to have met with Kim Jong Un.
Liberty Nation News: Utah Hands Trump Major Win at State GOP Convention - Liberty Nation News
Utah GOP shifts to Trump loyalists, replacing Romney and traditionalists with Trump-endorsed Staggs for Senate and anti-establishment Lyman for governor, signallya new pro-MAGA trend.
The Telegraph: Kristi Noem suggests Biden’s dog should have been killed too
Republican VP candidate Kristi Noem criticized Joe Biden for not putting down his aggressive dog, Commander. Noem faced backlash for killing her own pets.
#society
The Telegraph: Return of the looted gold
In Kumasi, Ghana, British officials returned golden treasures to the Asante king as part of a loan deal involving key artefacts. A landmark move in the growing restitution calls for looted African artefacts.
#economy
Forbes: Paramount Officially Opens Talks With Sony And Apollo In Takeover Bid, Report Says
Paramount Global seeks acquisitions with Sony, Apollo after Skydance talks collapse. Financial struggles follow CEO departure.
#history
The Western Journal: A Little History Every Tulip Lover Should Know
Tulips originated in Eastern Europe and were brought to the Netherlands by the Dutch East India Company. In the 1600s, tulip mania caused prices to soar and then plummet in a stock market crash. Today, tulips continue to be a symbol of the Netherlands' vibrant flower industry.