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#politics
Fox News: The bitter irony in Democrats' latest racist attack on Clarence Thomas
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison recently made openly racist attacks on Justice Clarence Thomas, comparing him to a house slave and calling him "illegitimate." Surprisingly, no Democrats condemned Ellison's remarks, despite their supposed opposition to racist rhetoric. This is a part of a larger pattern of attacks on Thomas, who has faced criticism and derogatory remarks throughout his career on the Supreme Court. The attacks are meant to discourage other black conservatives from expressing their views and to maintain the liberal establishment's dominance.
#society
Fox News: Jason Aldean ‘Small Town’ backlash: Country singer, wife Brittany fight back amid controversies
Country singer Jason Aldean is facing backlash for his new single, "Try That in a Small Town," due to its perceived racist content. The music video, shot at a courthouse with a history of racial violence, has been pulled from CMT's rotation without explanation. Aldean and his wife, Brittany, have defended the song, stating that it is about community unity and not race.
#education
Fox News: Psychoanalyst sounds alarm on gender ideology being taught to kids: 'Indoctrinating'
A psychoanalyst warns that young children are being "indoctrinated" by schools as the teachers' union promotes gender ideology. The psychoanalyst argues that young children are not ready to discuss gender issues as they are not developmentally equipped. The union encourages schools to introduce gender pronouns, LGBTQ+ books, and other LGBTQ+ content to create an inclusive environment. The psychoanalyst advises parents to be the ones to discuss sensitive topics with their children and cautions against transgender treatments for young children. Another commentator agrees, stating that schools are using children as a "political tool" and denying the reality of the universe. They argue that affirming someone's delusion is cruel and dangerous.
Fox News: Activist confronts St. Louis school board over poor Black student outcomes: 'Require your criminal conviction'
Activist Chester Asher addressed the SLPS school board, urging them to address poor education outcomes for Black students in St. Louis Public Schools. He criticized the district for failing to educate and called for action to improve academic performance. Asher emphasized the connection between education and incarceration, stating that poor reading skills hinder job applications.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Tesla CEO Elon Musk Targets November For First Fully Integrated Optimus Bot With Custom Actuators
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the first Optimus bot with Tesla-designed actuators will be ready by November. Tesla had to design its own actuators because no supplier currently produces the required ones. Musk believes that these custom-designed actuators will be lighter and more capable than existing ones. The bots are intended to perform tasks in Tesla factories, and Musk is confident that they will be useful sometime next year.
Spectator USA: Threads is losing its battle with Twitter
Threads, the new social media app from Meta, initially posed a threat to Twitter, but its popularity has quickly declined. The number of daily active users has more than halved in a week, falling to around 22 percent of Twitter's audience. The lack of basic features like direct messages and personalized content is a major drawback. Additionally, Threads' avoidance of politics and news may be an attempt to benefit financially or negotiate with Canadian lawmakers. In contrast, Twitter remains popular due to its connection to current events and news. Both Musk and Mosseri must acknowledge the importance of news content to maintain user engagement.