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21 Jun 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: ‘Our lives won’t change’: Iranians divided on presidential vote as hardships mount
Iranians prepare to vote in upcoming presidential election amid economic challenges and debate over mandatory hijab laws. Candidates promise change, but skepticism remains among voters.
#society
The Western Journal: Equality and the 'Miserific Vision' of Leftism
Leftism's version of "equality" erases vital distinctions and leads to misery and chaos. Unleashed on various issues from immigration to feminism and abortion, it undermines God's order and dignity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN chief warns of catastrophe ‘beyond imagination’ if Lebanon ‘becomes another Gaza’
Tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah, risking catastrophe. UN peacekeepers work to de-escalate situation, reminiscent of a ticking time bomb.
Israel faces rocket attacks from Hezbollah, tens of thousands displaced. US concerned about escalation into regional conflict, pressures Israel for caution.
#economy
GB News: Fuel duty: Sir Keir Starmer issues huge hint for Labour's 2025 tax plans
Gritty Starmer hints at keeping fuel duty frozen to help motorists while UK faces pothole epidemic.
#military
GB News: US and Ukraine have 'no defence' for Putin’s new missiles, says lieutenant: 'Deeply troubling'
US & Ukraine have no defence against Russia's hypersonic Zircon missiles as Putin's invasion continues. West worried after Putin's visit to North Korea. Not much can be done now to protect against these missiles.
#health
Forbes: FDA Approves First-Ever Menthol Vapes—As Biden Admin Delays Menthol Cigarette Ban
FDA allows first menthol-flavored vapes as ban on menthol cigarettes faces delays. Concerns raised over marketing to youth and impact on Black smokers.
Fox News: Going to bed after this time could lead to poorer mental health, a Stanford study finds
Late nights can lead to poor mental health. Study recommends going to bed before 1 AM, regardless of preference.
Fox News: Summer buys: 5 essentials to help you stay cool by the pool
As the country swelters in a heat wave, it’s essential to stay cool and hydrated. Neutrogena SPF 70 sunscreen and Frogg Toggs cooling towel are perfect for protection. Get a patriotic pool float from Big Mouth Inc. for ultimate lounging in the pool. Stay hydrated with a Hydro Flask bottle and cool off on the go with a Mini Cell Phone Fan.
Le Monde: Paris' Seine river water too dirty to allow Olympic swimming events
Dirty Seine jeopardizes Olympic events. E. Coli levels too high.
#education
Forbes: Trump Loves ‘Ten Commandments In Public Schools’: Says Louisiana Law Could Be ‘Major Step’ In Religion Revival
Former President Trump supports Louisiana's law requiring Ten Commandments in schools, sparking controversy over mixing religion with public education. The ACLU plans to challenge the law for violating separation of church and state.
#crime
The Western Journal: 5 Illegal Immigrants Charged with Kidnapping Teen Girl from Small Town
Illegal immigrants kidnapped a 14-year-old girl from Indiana and were caught in Missouri. The border crisis enabled such crimes, with Biden facing accusations for the consequences. Other recent crimes against women and children by illegal immigrants are coming to light.
Fox News: Dem AGs slapped with lawsuit over 'threats' to shut down sexual assault advocacy group for at-home rape kits
Leda Health sues Democratic AGs James and Henry for threats over self-administered DNA kit for sexual assault victims, claiming violation of First Amendment rights. Lawsuit aims to protect company's messaging to provide alternative options for survivors.
AGs James and Henry allegedly attempted to shut down Leda Health for providing alternative to traditional rape kits, claiming it was deceptive. Lawsuit argues for First Amendment rights to provide a broader spectrum of information to sexual assault victims.