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#politics
Fox News: Star Tribune touts DFL’s endorsement of Omar Fateh for Minneapolis mayor, wonders if he's another Mamdani
Minnesota's Democratic Farmer-Labor party has endorsed state Sen. Omar Fateh for mayor of Minneapolis, challenging incumbent Jacob Frey. Fateh, a progressive aligned with the Democratic Socialists of America, aims to raise the minimum wage, increase affordable housing, and address police violence.
Frey's campaign is questioning the endorsement process, citing discrepancies in the vote count. Fateh has gained national attention, being compared to New York's Zohran Mamdani, as the race reflects a broader conflict within the Democratic Party.
Fox News: From Soviet refugee to American patriot: Why we must guard against socialism's dangerous creep into our cities
The author reflects on their family's arrival in America in 1978, highlighting the initial joy of freedom contrasted with the chaos and crime in New York City at the time. They note the city's eventual recovery under mayors Giuliani and Bloomberg, but express concern over recent declines in safety and governance.
The piece critiques Zohran Mamdani, a self-described socialist candidate for mayor, warning that his policies could exacerbate existing issues in the city. The author argues that socialism undermines American values and threatens societal stability, drawing parallels to historical failures of similar ideologies.
#society
The Epoch Times: ???? US Reaches Trade Deals With Japan and the Philippines
The Epoch Times offers a daily briefing featuring significant stories shaping current events in America. Their newsletter, curated by U.S. national editor Ivan Pentchoukov, aims to provide clarity and inspiration to its readers.
Stay informed with the latest updates and insights by subscribing to their Morning Brief.
Fox News: Parents must stay alert as public schools hide life-altering decisions from families
A troubling trend is emerging in public schools where staff are facilitating gender transitions for minors without parental notification. Multiple lawsuits across the U.S. highlight cases where schools have developed support plans for students while deliberately excluding parents from these critical decisions.
This practice raises serious concerns about parental rights and the role of educators in sensitive personal matters. Advocates argue that schools should not assume they know better than parents, and that the involvement of families is essential in guiding children through complex identity issues.
Times Of Israel: Israeli teens say anti-Israel mob, armed with knives, attacked them on Rhodes
A group of Israeli teenagers was attacked by anti-Israel assailants in Rhodes, Greece, while vacationing at a club. The teens attempted to leave the area amid escalating tensions but were chased by a group of demonstrators armed with knives.
The incident highlights a rise in antisemitic attacks in Greece, particularly against Israeli tourists, following the recent conflict in Gaza. Israeli authorities are urging travelers to exercise caution.
GB News: Ring doorbells go airborne! Home surveillance drone finally cleared for landing in UK, will YOU buy one?
Ring's Always Home Cam, an indoor drone designed to patrol homes, may soon be available after delays since its 2020 announcement. The drone can navigate pre-set flight paths via a mobile app, providing a mobile alternative to traditional fixed security cameras.
While the price has dropped to $249.99, concerns about privacy and surveillance have been raised, with critics questioning the implications of flying cameras in residential areas. The device records only visuals and is designed to avoid collisions, but its introduction has sparked debate over personal security versus privacy.
#military
Fox News: SEN ROGER WICKER: The Pentagon needs major reform. Now is our chance
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), aiming to reform the Pentagon's weapons-buying process. The bill seeks to encourage private sector innovation and streamline decision-making by empowering acquisition executives, addressing decades of bureaucratic inefficiencies.
With a significant boost in defense funding, the NDAA intends to enhance competition and reduce costs in military procurement. The reforms come at a time of heightened global threats, emphasizing the need for a modernized U.S. military capable of maintaining peace.
#health
Fox News: Ambien under scrutiny amid claims Joe Biden had been taking sleep drug
Hunter Biden suggested that his father's use of the sleep aid Ambien may have contributed to Joe Biden's cognitive struggles during the 2024 presidential debates. Doctors have expressed concerns about the potential side effects of Ambien, particularly in older adults, including confusion and memory problems.
Experts warn that Ambien can be problematic for elderly patients and may lead to increased risks of falls and cognitive decline. While Hunter Biden attributed his father's debate performance to the medication, medical professionals noted that without a full assessment, it's difficult to determine the exact impact of Ambien on Biden's health.
Le Monde: Trump urges Coca-Cola to use cane sugar, sparking backlash from Midwestern corn producers
Coca-Cola announced it will produce some of its beverages in the U.S. with cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup, a change praised by Donald Trump. He emphasized the benefits of cane sugar on his Truth Social platform, thanking Coca-Cola for the decision.
Health experts, however, caution that switching sugars does not address the underlying health issues associated with soda consumption, as both types of sugar contribute to obesity and provide empty calories.