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#politics
Red State: 'What Kind of World Does He Think He's Living In?' Experts Baffled by Biden's Latest Economic Babble
Joe Biden, the 46th president of the United States, is known for his prolific serial lying. From fabricated stories about an Amtrak conductor to false claims about his son's death, Biden's lies are aimed at low-information Democratic voters. Despite his claims of success, his economic policies have caused inflation and harmed middle-class Americans. The Biden administration's rhetoric on the economy is puzzling, leaving many wondering what world Biden thinks he's living in. The negative impact of his policies, particularly on retirees, is clear. It is unlikely that Biden will be the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee due to the havoc he has wreaked on the American people.
National Review: Trump’s Favorability among Republicans Slides amid Criminal Indictments: Report
Donald Trump's favorability among Republican voters has dropped from 75% to 66% since July 2022. His unfavorable rating has risen from 24% to 32%. Among the broader public, his unfavorability has remained stable. This decline in support is seen in other public opinion research as well.
#society
The Epoch Times: Political Backlash Is Upsetting Corporate Enthusiasm for ESG, DEI, Survey Suggests
Corporate enthusiasm for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives is waning as 30 states push legislation to curb these efforts. Corporate social impact teams, overlapping with ESG and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), are struggling with limited resources, increased responsibilities, and burnout. The teams are demanding more buy-in from leadership and additional headcount to meet stakeholder expectations. The rise of anti-ESG sentiment in the United States, primarily along political lines, has affected executive awareness and interest in ESG. Furthermore, political pressure at the federal and state levels is challenging the implementation of DEI and ESG initiatives in education and business. []
Fox News: Biden to set up national monument honoring Emmett Till: report
President Biden will establish a national monument to honor Emmett Till, the Black teen whose lynching in 1955 galvanized the civil rights movement. The monument will be created across three sites in Illinois and Mississippi, including the church where thousands mourned Till and the location where his mutilated body was found.
Liberty Nation: The Heartland Heckles the Woke and Wonders if Biden Is Still With Us
In rural America, Bud Light faced backlash after a tweet supporting the United States Women's National Team, with some questioning the brand's understanding of gender. Calls for boycotting the beer followed, as people felt their values were being ignored. In the country music world, Jason Aldean's song and video were rejected by Country Music Television (CMT) due to its portrayal of crimes and lawlessness in America. Rural residents, regardless of political affiliation, expressed support for Aldean and shared their commitment to protecting their communities. Finally, during a meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, President Joe Biden was seen mumbling at his lap, prompting concerns about his mental clarity and competence.
PJ Media: Does Emmett Till Deserve a National Monument?
Joe Biden announced the creation of a national monument to recognize Emmett Till and his mother, honoring their advocacy for civil rights. The monument will include three sites in Illinois and Mississippi, commemorating significant locations related to Till's tragic death and the subsequent trial of his killers. While Till's story is an important symbol of the civil rights movement, some question whether a national monument is the most appropriate way to remember him, suggesting a museum or national park may be more fitting.
#military
Fox News: ‘I hire for diversity’: Biden Joint Chiefs chairman nominee placed DEI at 'forefront' as Air Force leader
President Biden's nominee for chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr., has a history of prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the U.S. Air Force. Brown has emphasized the importance of diversity in personnel decisions and launched investigations into racial inequality. He has also implemented policies aimed at increasing the selection of minorities for flight school. Critics accuse him of focusing too much on diversity rather than combat readiness.
The Federalist Papers: US Military Confirms Myocarditis Spike After Mandatory COVID Vaccine Given To Service Members
In 2021, there was a significant increase in myocarditis cases among the U.S. military after the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The Defense Medical Epidemiology Database confirmed the rise, but data manipulation and discrepancies raised suspicions. Sen. Ron Johnson requested further information from the Department of Defense regarding the methodology behind the statistics. The military had initially expressed concerns about the vaccine's possible myocarditis risk. Further investigations and transparency are called for.
#health
The Federalist Papers: NFL Star To Miss Start Of Training Camp Because Of 'Alarming' Blood Clots In Legs And Lungs
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Marquise Goodwin will miss the start of NFL training camp due to blood clots in his legs and lungs. Goodwin experienced discomfort and shortness of breath during team activities, leading to the discovery of the clots. Despite initial alarm, he has found peace and faith in the situation, acknowledging its uncontrollable nature and the support of the Browns. The team has not provided a timeline for his return.
#education
American Thinker: Houston school district downsizing thousands of jobs
Houston's largest school district, facing declining enrollment, has made drastic cuts to its administrative positions, resulting in the loss of 2,347 jobs. The move comes as more parents opt for private schools over the struggling government education system. The closures caused by the Covid pandemic also played a role in highlighting the poor quality of education, leading to a decrease in the esteem of teachers and the education union.
#crime
Human Events: MORGONN MCMICHAEL: The grim stats of human trafficking in the US
The US is the largest consumer of sex in the world, with thousands of people sold into sex slavery every day. Human trafficking, an industry that generates billions of dollars annually, is a major concern in American politics. The average age of sex trafficking victims is 12-14, and majority of victims are women and girls. Trafficking mainly occurs in heavily immigrant states like California and Texas. Over 14,000-17,000 people, mostly immigrants, are trafficked in the US each year.
#sports
Fox News: Mets' Jeff McNeil hits Little League home run thanks to brutal Red Sox error
Jeff McNeil of the New York Mets scores an inside-the-park home run, but the team falls short, losing 8-3 to the Boston Red Sox. The Mets have had a disappointing season, sitting far behind in their division and wild card race.
Fox News: World Cup 2023: USWNT's win over Vietnam brings sky-high ratings in quest for third straight title
The USWNT had a successful opener against Vietnam in the Women's World Cup, winning 3-0. The match had over 5.2 million viewers, making it the second-most viewed Group Stage game.
#outdoors
Fox News: Shark attack survivor recounts bone 'crunching' encounter: 'It was an out of body experience'
In 2018, William Krause was spearfishing in the Bahamas when he was bitten by a shark. At first, he thought he had been hit by a boat, but later realized it was a shark attack. Krause believes the shark was attracted by the wounded fish and the smell of blood. Despite the terrifying experience, he considers himself lucky to have survived.
#other
Forbes: We Are Only Getting Four Episodes Of ‘Invincible’ Season 2 Before An Indefinite Break
The highly-anticipated second season of Invincible will be released on November 3, but only the first four episodes will air initially. The remaining episodes are scheduled for release in 2024, with no specific date announced. It is unclear why Amazon has chosen to split the season and delay the rest of the episodes. This unconventional release strategy has left fans frustrated and disappointed.
Flag And Cross: Comedy Star Andrew Schulz Reveals Strike May Expose Streaming Companies, Backfire on Actors
Comedian Andrew Schulz warns that the Hollywood strike for fair payment from streaming services could backfire. Schulz suspects that streaming services refuse to reveal viewership numbers because they are low and revealing this would harm stock prices. If the strike is successful, it could result in fewer acting and writing gigs and force the streamers to hire less talent.
Forbes: Is ‘Oppenheimer’ Christopher Nolan’s Best Movie? Here’s How It Ranks
Nolan's Oppenheimer receives high praise from viewers and is expected to have a record-breaking opening. Critic and audience scores show it is on par with his other acclaimed films. While Dunkirk tops critic scores, The Dark Knight and Oppenheimer tie in ratings. Oppenheimer has the highest user-rated movie on Metacritic.