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14 Jul 2023
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The Federalist: Wheeler Can't Get His Story Straight On Drug Policy Withdrawal
The mayor of Portland, Ted Wheeler, initially proposed an ordinance to ban the consumption of illicit substances on the city's streets but later withdrew it without a vote. Wheeler cited a state bill that would have achieved the same goals as his proposed ordinance, as well as potential lawsuits and conflicts with existing state law, as reasons for the withdrawal. This decision came after a constitutional amendment decriminalized the possession of illicit street drugs, resulting in increased overdoses, addiction rates, and mental health crises.
#culture
The Federalist: A DIY Backyard Theater Can Bring Magic Back To Movies
Outdoor theaters were once a thriving part of American culture, combining film, cars, and the outdoors. Today, with the decline of drive-in theaters, creating a DIY outdoor theater in your own backyard is a way to bring back the magic and nostalgia of watching movies under the stars. It adds to summertime memories, allows us to be masters of our technology, and can be a bonding experience for neighbors and families. Plus, there's something special about seeing movies on a big screen that no TV can replicate.
#health
The Epoch Times: Victoria's Mental Health Complaints Body Fights Order to Release Recommendations Citing Privacy Laws
The Mental Health Complaints Commissioner in Victoria is fighting an order to release recommendations regarding major problems in the state's mental health service. The Commissioner argues that releasing the information would breach the privacy of individuals. Meanwhile, mental health advocates and the opposition party are pushing for increased transparency and implementation of the royal commission's recommendations.
Forbes: Through The Green: Fast-Growing Korean Private Equity Firm Takes A Big Swing At Golf
Seoul-based Centroid Investment Partners is optimistic that golf will continue to thrive after experiencing a surge in popularity during the pandemic. The number of new golfers in the US reached a record high in 2020, with over 3 million people playing for the first time. Centroid's founder, Jinhyeok Jeong, believes that the outdoor and socially distanced nature of the sport, along with the expansion of off-course facilities, will contribute to its continued growth. Jeong is also looking to invest in the healthcare industry, recognizing the increasing demand for maintaining a high quality of life as income levels and global aging populations rise.
#education
The Federalist: How To Fight The Leftists Vying For Your Kid's Mind Though Books
The children's book publishing industry is promoting leftist ideology and normalizing woke agendas. Traditional values are being replaced with Marxist tales and books are organized by agenda rather than genre. Parents can counter this by seeking out content that aligns with their moral foundation, homeschooling their kids, supporting new sources of clean content, and creating their own libraries. The battle for the minds of children is ongoing, but there are authors, publishers, and librarians fighting against the industry's shifting agendas.
#crime
Forbes: Singapore Asks Hotel Tycoon Ong Beng Seng To Provide Information On Graft Investigation
Singaporean business tycoon Ong Beng Seng, owner of Hotel Properties, has been issued an arrest notice in relation to a graft investigation involving Transport Minister S. Iswaran. Ong is cooperating with the investigation, providing requested information. No charges have been filed against him.
#sports
Fox News: Meet the American who inspired American Legion Baseball, John Griffith, WWI vet and sports pioneer
American Legion Baseball, the nation's oldest youth baseball league, was inspired by Major John Griffith's belief in the power of sports to strengthen the nation's youth. Griffith, a World War I veteran and college sports administrator, called for the assistance of the American Legion in training young Americans through athletic games. Today, American Legion Baseball continues to promote fitness, patriotism, and good citizenship among American youth.