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Newsbusters: Morning Joe: DeSantis Can't Stand Woke Black History Because It's 'Correct History'
Politico's Eugene Daniels criticizes Florida Governor DeSantis for his anti-woke policies and claims that teaching the correct history of slavery makes white kids uncomfortable. He argues that DeSantis is responsible for the controversy surrounding Florida's education policy. However, another panelist, Sam Stein, points out that the controversial line in the curriculum is just one part and suggests the wording should be changed. Daniels also mentions the impact of DeSantis' policies on teacher recruitment in Florida.
Fox News: Tim Scott's bull's-eye expands as South Carolina senator rises in GOP 2024 presidential polls
Sen. Tim Scott is gaining support in Iowa and New Hampshire, placing him in third position behind Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. However, Scott's rise has made him a target for rival campaigns, with super PACs collecting opposition research on him. Scott's campaign is pushing back against these attacks.
Red State: The Border Crisis, Texas, Washington, Jackson, and Calhoun
The southern border of the United States is a mess, and the immigration controversy is set to become a major issue in the upcoming presidential campaigns. Texas Governor Greg Abbott is facing a lawsuit from the Department of Justice over his efforts to secure the border, with the Biden administration failing to do its job. Governor Abbott claims the sovereign right of Texas to defend its own border and threatens to take the case to court, which could have significant implications like the nullification debate in the past. This conflict between Texas and Washington is likely to be a part of future history books.
The Federalist: Texas To Exit Leftist-Controlled Voter-Roll 'Management' Group
Texas is withdrawing from the voter-roll management group ERIC, which inflates voter rolls by encouraging unregistered residents to register to vote. This move is made possible by legislation allowing Texas to contract with a private sector data system instead. ERIC founder David Becker is also connected to the Center for Election Innovation and Research, which received funding from Mark Zuckerberg and works with ERIC to create lists of potential Democrat voters. Legacy media has downplayed these connections and labeled Republican concerns as illegitimate.
Breitbart: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Calls Government Censorship 'License for Any Atrocity'
Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke out against government censorship, emphasizing the importance of freedom of speech. He stressed that without free speech, democracy cannot thrive and warned of the dangers of giving the government the power to censor its critics.
The Federalist: Joe Biden Spoke To Hunter's Business Partners 24 Times: Report
President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, had extensive contact with his business partners, contradicting Joe Biden's claims that he never discussed overseas dealings. Hunter's former associate is expected to testify that Joe Biden was present or on speakerphone for at least 24 meetings relating to Hunter's business deals, including one in Dubai with a Burisma executive. The testimony could shed light on a $10 million bribery scheme involving Joe Biden and Burisma.
The Epoch Times: House Republicans Could Hold Mark Zuckerberg in Contempt This Week
The House Judiciary Committee is considering holding Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt for being uncooperative in their investigation into potential censorship and collusion between Big Tech and the government. Republicans claim that Meta has critical information they have not turned over regarding government efforts to censor online speech. If Zuckerberg doesn't provide the information, contempt charges will be brought against him. The committee is specifically seeking communications about content moderation decisions made during the pandemic.
The New American: How do Globalists Plan to Remove the Dollar? Simple, War - The New American
A one world government requires the destruction of America, which must happen for a new world power to emerge. The process is explained in the video.
Human Events: New arrest warrant issued for former Pakistani PM Imran Khan days
after Revolver interview
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been issued an arrest warrant by the election commission. The charge is unclear.
Fox News: Photos show Hunter Biden in dad's Corvette at Delaware home on same day as 'shakedown' message
Photos from Hunter Biden's laptop allegedly show him at his father's home in Delaware on the same day he had a discussion with a Chinese business partner. President Joe Biden denied being with his son during that conversation. The photos raise questions about the truth of Biden's claims.
Washington Free Beacon: Israel Ignores Biden and Passes Judicial Reforms
Israel's parliament ratified a bill limiting the power of the Supreme Court to block government decisions, despite opposition from the Biden administration. President Biden warned against rushing the legislation, which has caused division. Opposition lawmakers protested and plan to appeal the law at the Supreme Court. The labor union threatened a general strike. Justice Minister Levin remains undeterred, while Prime Minister Netanyahu maintains that Israel makes its own decisions.
#society
Fox News: Nigeria tanker explosion leaves 8 people burned to death
Eight people were burned to death in southern Nigeria after a gasoline tanker exploded while they were trying to extract fuel. Scooping fuel from tanker accident scenes has been a deadly practice in the country.
Fox News: 'Wheel of Fortune' fans beg Pat Sajak's daughter Maggie to host show with Vanna White
Fans of "Wheel of Fortune" want Pat Sajak's daughter, Maggie, to take over as host on the popular game show instead of Ryan Seacrest. Some also suggest that she should eventually replace Vanna White as co-host. However, there are mixed opinions on Maggie's involvement, with some accusing it of nepotism. Maggie has made appearances on the show and currently works as its social media correspondent, but she recently graduated from law school, indicating different aspirations.
The Epoch Times: Child Trafficking Bill: Why California Law Makers Were Forced to Change Their Vote | Shane Harris
Siyamak interviews Shane Harris, a foster youth advocate and civil rights activist. They discuss the foster care system and its connection to child sex trafficking.
Forbes: Adidas Made More Than $560 Million Off Unsold Yeezy’s, Report Says
Adidas earned over $560 million from the sale of unsold Yeezy shoes, designed by Kanye West, after cutting ties with the controversial rapper due to his antisemitic and racist comments. The demand for the shoes was high, indicating that West's association did not greatly impact sales. Adidas plans to donate over $9 million to organizations fighting antisemitism and racism.
Midwest Living: 10 Must-See Farmers Markets Across the Midwest
Farmers markets across the Midwest offer fresh produce, food, and unique goods. Green City Market in Chicago is committed to ethical and responsible practices and offers nutritious food to all. South Bend Farmers' Market in Indiana has a historic background and offers a variety of fruits, vegetables, and handmade goods. The Downtown Farmers' Market in Des Moines, Iowa, is a vibrant summer tradition with a focus on supporting underrepresented business owners. City Market in Kansas City has an international atmosphere and is surrounded by food shops and restaurants. Eastern Market in Detroit is one of the largest urban food districts and hosts special events. Tower Grove in St. Louis is the city's largest farmers market, set in a beautiful park. Hmongtown Marketplace in St. Paul provides a glimpse into the vibrant Hmong community. Omaha Farmers Market in Nebraska has two locations and offers various goods. Red River Market in Fargo opens in July and features unique vendors. Dane County Farmers' Market in Madison, Wisconsin, is a European-inspired market with a focus on local products.
#war
Fox News: 9 people killed in plane crash in eastern Sudan as war reaches the 100-day mark
Nine people, including four military personnel, were killed in a plane crash in Port Sudan. The war in Sudan continues to devastate lives and infrastructure, with no signs of ending.
Fox News: Human rights group exposes atrocities in Mali: Abuses by army, suspected Russian mercenaries
Prominent human rights group reveals gross abuses committed by Mali's military and suspected Russian mercenaries in response to extremist groups. Atrocities include summary executions and forced disappearances primarily targeting the Fulani ethnic group.
Euromaidan Press: Japan, Ukraine studios design surgical center for Ukraine’s war-wounded
Japanese and Ukrainian studios collaborate to design a surgical center in Lviv, Ukraine to treat war-wounded patients. The construction of the six-storey building is scheduled to start next year and will increase the hospital's capacity to provide medical care.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Jill Biden in Paris to Celebrate U.S. Paying $619M for UNESCO Return
Jill Biden arrived in Paris to celebrate the U.S. rejoining the U.N. arts and culture agency. The Trump administration had withdrawn from the organization due to anti-Israel bias.
#military
Forbes: Forget Flankers: Iran Boasts It Can Build Its Own Fighter Jets
Iran boasts about its ability to domestically develop fighter jets amid signs of Russia reneging on a jet sale. Iran needed the Su-35s to upgrade its air force, which consists of aged planes. However, Iran's claim to build comparable aircraft independently is questionable, as it has not excelled in producing anything more advanced than derivatives of the American F-5. Their current fleet is at risk of becoming obsolete without a fourth-generation fighter.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Woke Is So Hated, ‘Barbie’ Had to Hide It
Barbie, a new movie, has become a massive hit at the box office, signaling a potential shift away from woke films. Despite feminist themes, the marketing campaign cleverly disguised the movie as candy-colored escapism, attracting audiences tired of superhero franchises. This success suggests that Hollywood may have finally realized that woke ideologies do not sell well at the box office.
#history
Fox News: Japanese novelist Seiichi Morimura, known for trilogy about wartime army unit's atrocities, dies
Japanese mystery writer Seiichi Morimura, known for exposing human medical experiments during WWII, died at 90. His nonfiction trilogy, "The Devil's Gluttony," created a sensation in Japan by revealing atrocities committed by Japanese Imperial Army Unit 731 in China. Morimura also won awards for his mystery fiction and wrote about his commitment to pacifism and opposition to nuclear weapons. He delved into the dark side of postwar Japan in his novels "Proof of the Man" and "Proof of the Wild."
All Outdoor: POTD: More Robust, Lesser Known - Colt 1855 Sidehammer
The Colt 1855 Sidehammer Revolver, designed by Elisha Root, had a solid frame design that made it stronger than previous Colts. It was produced from 1855-1870 and over 40,000 were made. It was a transitional model with limitations in reloading and cylinder access, but it found commercial success and influenced the future of revolver development.
#health
The Epoch Times: Public Health Agency of Canada Budgets $17.6 Million for COVID Vaccine Passport Program Until 2025: Memo
The Public Health Agency of Canada has budgeted millions for a vaccine passport program until 2024-2025, aiming to provide Canadians with proof of vaccination for international travel and to address fraudulent proof of vaccinations. Despite the end of COVID-19 entry restrictions and proof of vaccination requirements, some argue that vaccine passports should be maintained for the safe reopening of society and the economy.
The Epoch Times: Judge Orders Montana Health Clinic to Pay Nearly $6 Million Over False Asbestos Claims
A Montana health clinic must pay $6 million for submitting false asbestos claims, making patients eligible for benefits they shouldn't have received. The clinic's high-profile doctor diagnosed himself with asbestos-related disease, and a nurse signed off for benefits for her mother. The judge imposed a stiff penalty to prevent future misconduct and awarded 25% of the proceeds to the plaintiff.
The Epoch Times: Mental Health Minister Puts $156M Toward Launch of 988 Crisis Hotline in November
Mental Health Minister Carolyn Bennett announces $156 million funding for a new 24/7 suicide-prevention hotline in Canada. Starting Nov. 30, people can dial 988 for help via phone or text. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health will operate the service, and distress centers will be supported with $21 million.
#education
The Blaze: Exposing why even red states' schools are no longer safe
Liz Wheeler warns about the left's promotion of Marxist ideology in schools and the devastating impact on children. She emphasizes the need to address this threat to save America's children and the nation.
#crime
Daily Wire: DNA Suggests Three Men Were Wrongfully Convicted Of A 1997 Murder
Three men convicted of murdering a 70-year-old woman in 1997 hope DNA results will grant them new trials after maintaining their innocence for over 20 years. Recent DNA testing found none of the men's DNA on the victim, casting doubt on their involvement in the crime. The DNA evidence points to an alternate suspect, but no source for this DNA has been identified.
Fox News: Indiana man, 88, killed by teen fleeing police in stolen pickup truck
Teenagers driving a stolen pickup truck were being pursued by deputies when they crashed into an 88-year-old man's car, killing him. The incident occurred in Oaktown, Indiana, and criminal charges are pending.
The Blaze: 'Pregnant boyfriend' dead in alleged murder-suicide, media outlet reports
A double murder-suicide in Florida involving a pregnant transgender man and his partner is under investigation. The incident occurred after an argument over household chores turned violent, resulting in the man shooting and killing his partner before taking his own life. The media's reporting of the incident, particularly referring to the victim as a "pregnant boyfriend," has sparked controversy.
The Epoch Times: Fraud Fears After 30 China-Linked Businesses Use Leicestershire Residents' Addresses
Residents of a small English street in Hinckley, Leicestershire, have discovered that their addresses are being fraudulently used by China and Singapore based businesses. At least 21 homes on Netherley Road have had their addresses used by these companies, causing distress and confusion for the targeted homeowners, many of whom are elderly. Companies House has asked the residents to provide proof of residency in order to remove their addresses from the listings. This incident highlights the limited legal powers of Companies House to validate information, and the need for reforms under the new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill.
#sports
Fox News: Red Sox secure series win over Mets behind four-run third inning
The Boston Red Sox defeat the New York Mets 6-1 with a strong offensive performance. Despite the win, both teams remain in last place in the AL East. Carlos Carrasco struggles on the mound for the Mets.
Fox News: Braves rally behind Ozzie Albies' clutch three-run home run in win over Brewers
Ozzie Albies hit a three-run homer in the eighth to secure a 4-2 victory for the Atlanta Braves over the Milwaukee Brewers. Albies redeemed himself after striking out the previous night. The win puts the Braves in the lead of the NL East.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch an Epic Battle Between Two Black Bears in a Florida Backyard
In Florida, a backyard security camera captures a intense fight between two black bears. The bears knock over plants and trample the landscaping while fighting, resembling a UFC cage match.
#technology
National Review: The Corner: To Avoid Answering ‘Dangerous Questions,’ ChatGPT Had to Be Dumbed Down
Experts initially feared that artificial intelligence, specifically the AI program ChatGPT, would surpass human cognitive abilities. However, recent observations suggest that ChatGPT has actually become less intelligent due to efforts to prevent it from answering controversial questions. This intentional dumbing down of the program reflects a left-leaning political bias and a desire to avoid promoting "dangerous" ideas.
#other
Forbes: The Gap Vintage Craze: Just Like The New Stuff, Only Better
Gap's recent vintage drop has been a success, with all items selling out shortly after launch. The limited collection, curated by vintage collector Sean Wotherspoon, included apparel from the 1980s onwards sourced from Gap's archive as well as second-hand stores and flea markets. The collaboration aims to highlight Gap's history and nostalgia, as the contemporary range has struggled to resonate with consumers.
The Federalist Papers: Biden's Latest Regulatory Push Threatens to Eliminate Portable Generator Industry
The Biden administration's proposed rule on carbon monoxide emissions threatens to disrupt the portable gas generator industry and potentially cause shortages. This comes at a time when there is a heightened risk of power blackouts due to a transition to renewable energy sources. The rule would restrict the amount of carbon monoxide a product can emit, leading to concerns over generator shortages and difficulties in obtaining them.
The Epoch Times: Government Plans to Build More Homes in Inner Cities
The UK government plans to build new homes in inner city areas instead of rural areas. It aims to build one million homes and invest in regeneration schemes in Cambridge, central London, and central Leeds. However, the plan has faced criticism due to concerns about water shortages in Cambridge.
Flag And Cross: Adidas's Yeezy Sales Surge After Kanye West Fallout
Adidas receives a €508 million order for unsold Yeezy shoes after ending its partnership with rapper Kanye West due to his antisemitic remarks. The demand is expected to save the company from a large write-off on its stock. Losing Yeezy had cost Adidas $440 million in Q1 2023.