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Breitbart: Christie: DeSantis Started Slavery Debate for 'Political Advantage'
Former Gov. Chris Christie criticizes Gov. Ron DeSantis for starting a controversy over how slavery is taught in Florida schools for political advantage. Christie believes DeSantis is avoiding responsibility and not showing leadership. He argues that focusing on smaller issues like micromanaging curriculum is detracting from bigger issues such as inflation and falling test scores.
The Federalist Papers: High Profile Dem Funnels Thousands of Dollars to Husband for Private Security - But He Doesn't Have a License
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush's husband, Courtney Merritts, is still on her campaign payroll despite complaints about his hiring as security. He received $17,500 for security services between April and June and $12,500 between January and March. Merritts does not have a private security license and is not listed in a database of licensed security specialists. Multiple complaints have been filed against Bush for allegedly breaking laws by hiring her husband.
The Economist: Spain’s election ends in deadlock
Spain's recent election ended in a deadlock, with neither the right-wing nor left-wing blocs having a clear path to forming a majority government. The centre-right People's Party came first but fell short of the seats needed for a majority, and the Socialists outperformed expectations but also lacked a majority. Regional parties may be needed to support a minority Socialist-led government.
#society
Breitbart: Biden Press Sec. Karine Jean-Pierre to Receive Outfest’s Achievement Award For Press And Media, Won't Attend Over Hollywood Writer's Strike
Joe Biden's White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, will be honored with an Achievement Award For Press And Media by Outfest. However, she will not attend the ceremony in support of the Hollywood actor's and writer's strike. Jean-Pierre will have an acceptance statement read from the podium, emphasizing fair pay and benefits. This decision may have been influenced by Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone, who are also skipping the event. The award is part of Outfest's Inclusive Press Initiative for LGBTQQIAAP2S+ journalists, which aims to support coverage of Hollywood.
The Federalist Papers: Leftists Will Be Enraged After WSJ Reveals Latest Trend of Layoffs in the Workplace
Corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) officers are losing their jobs as companies rethink their progressive stance. High-profile DEI executives in companies like Netflix, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery are being laid off, and thousands of diversity-focused workers have been let go. The downfall of DEI was inevitable because it does not make sense for businesses and most people do not buy into it. The trend of reducing DEI positions is seen as a positive development and may extend to universities in the future.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Flea Bite Leads to Amputations - Man Loses Hands, Parts of Feet
Houston handyman Michael Kohlhof visits his mother in San Antonio, gets bitten by a flea, and ends up in the ICU with septic shock. He is taken off the ventilator but has to have his hands amputated due to the infection.
The Federalist Papers: US Olympian and NFL Veteran Diagnosed with Blood Clots, Training Camp Status in Question
NFL player Marquise Goodwin has been put on the non-football illness list due to blood clots in his legs and lungs. Despite the seriousness of the diagnosis, Goodwin remains positive and is relying on his faith to move forward. The Cleveland Browns are providing support and medical care for Goodwin as he focuses on his recovery.
#education
The New American: After-school Bible Club Wins Discrimination Claim in Rhode Island - The New American
After two years of delay, the Providence Public School District in Rhode Island finally agreed to treat an after-school Bible club the same as other organizations. The school district had consistently stalled and added additional requirements for the club to restart, but a public interest law firm got involved and demanded equal treatment. A lawsuit was filed, and just before the trial was set to begin, a judge ordered a settlement. The district agreed to allow the club access to facilities on the same terms as other nonreligious organizations.
#crime
Fox News: East Texas man pleads guilty to murdering LSD dealer, sentenced to 25 years in prison
A man from Huntington, Texas was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the murder of a man he met to purchase LSD. The victim was shot in the head with a rifle and found dead in his vehicle. The killer was identified through surveillance video and admitted to the crime.
Breitbart: Report: Young Woman Found After Mysterious Death on Virgin Islands
Questions remain unanswered regarding the death of 22-year-old Lily Ledbetter from Alabama, found dead in an apartment on the island of St. John in the US Virgin Islands. Authorities have not released any findings, but an investigation is underway. Lily, described as having a zest for life and a love for animals, was remembered fondly by friends and family.
Fox News: Arkansas rape suspect turns himself in after reportedly shooting himself and going missing: police
Mickey Salazar, a suspect being investigated for sex crimes, shot himself and disappeared but has now turned himself in to Arkansas authorities. Salazar had gone missing after allegedly shooting himself and walking into the woods behind his house. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office thanked the community for their assistance.