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Jul 20, 2025 |
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#politics
Liberty Nation News: Gun Rights in the Age of Trump - Liberty Nation News
Six months into Donald Trump's second term, illegal immigration has decreased, border security has improved, and significant cuts to federal spending have been made. Notably, Trump has made strides in gun rights, including efforts to gut the National Firearms Act and ease restrictions for firearm ownership.
The administration's actions, including a Supreme Court ruling that strengthens Second Amendment protections, signal a shift in gun rights advocacy. Attorney General Pam Bondi has also announced a rule to restore gun ownership rights for individuals with criminal histories, further expanding access to firearms.
#society
GB News: Charlie Mullins rips into Angela Rayner for ‘pretending to be working class’ and makes clear demand
Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, criticized Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner for allegedly "pretending to be working class." He argued that true working-class representation in politics is lacking and that many politicians do not understand real struggle, despite their backgrounds.
Mullins acknowledged that some politicians, like Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage, connect with working-class voters despite not coming from similar backgrounds. He emphasized the importance of understanding and valuing the working class, regardless of one's personal history.
The Epoch Times: 26 Years of Persecution: Surviving, Escaping, and Remembering CCP’s Attacks on Falun Gong
Shi Baohua, a Falun Gong practitioner, recounts her harrowing escape from the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) persecution after being severely injured during an incident involving police. After spending time in a coma, her family managed to smuggle her out of the hospital, where she had been monitored by the CCP's 610 Office. Since the persecution began in 1999, Shi has been arrested multiple times, living as a fugitive while continuing to practice her faith and distribute materials about Falun Gong.
Other practitioners also share similar stories of evading arrest and the harsh realities of life under a regime that views their beliefs as a threat. The CCP's crackdown has led to widespread torture and even organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners. Despite the constant danger, these individuals remain committed to their faith, often at great personal cost, highlighting the ongoing struggle against oppression in China.
Times Of Israel: Palestinian builds plane-shaped guesthouse in West Bank’s Area C
A unique guesthouse shaped like a plane has been built in the West Bank by Minwer Harsha, aiming to inspire local children in a region lacking airports. Despite its high price, the guesthouse has gained popularity and become a local landmark since its opening.
Harsha avoided political symbols in his design, focusing instead on creativity amid ongoing challenges faced by Palestinians. He encourages others to invest in their land and plans to create more distinctive structures, including a ship, to further enrich the community.
#health
Fox News: People are using vibration plates for weight loss: Do they work?
Vibrating plates are trending as a potential weight loss tool, utilizing whole-body vibration to stimulate muscles. They may improve strength, flexibility, and circulation, and decrease post-exercise soreness. However, experts caution they are not a substitute for traditional exercise and may not burn many calories.
While some studies suggest benefits like improved bone density and reduced back pain, comprehensive research is lacking. Users should consult healthcare professionals before use, especially those with certain medical conditions.
#education
Liberty Nation News: DEI Goes Incognito in Academia - Liberty Nation News
The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights is investigating George Mason University for allegedly using diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies to favor certain faculty candidates, potentially violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Similar practices are reportedly occurring at numerous universities across the country, which have attempted to disguise DEI initiatives under different names to evade scrutiny.
Despite claims of compliance with civil rights laws, evidence suggests that GMU and others are still engaging in discriminatory hiring practices. Many institutions have rebranded their DEI offices while continuing to implement similar policies, raising concerns about the legality and ethics of such actions.