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#politics
Forbes: Documentary ‘Fly In Power’ Highlights The Work Of Red Canary Song
Summary: The documentary "Fly in Power" explores the experiences of Asian and migrant sex and massage workers, highlighting their struggles and advocating for decriminalization. It focuses on the work of Red Canary Song, a grassroots organization that aims to protect and support these workers. The film sheds light on the oppressive circumstances faced by these workers and challenges the misleading narratives surrounding sex trafficking. Through personal stories and interviews, it aims to raise awareness and create a sense of solidarity within the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
The Right Scoop: Nate Silver calls for Fauci COVID origins paper be RETRACTED after new chat messages suggest scientists “engaged in gross misconduct”
Nate Silver calls for the retraction of the "Proximal Origins" paper on COVID origins, citing evidence that the scientists deliberately ignored the lab leak theory due to political considerations. Silver accuses them of unethical behavior. Amidst the debate, Gigi Gronvall argues that the lab leak theory was not silenced and evidence suggests it was incorrect. Silver calls for a retraction of the paper to facilitate an honest discussion.
#society
Red State: Moore to the Point - I'm Not a Barbie Girl
I never really cared for Barbie dolls as a kid, preferring stuffed animals and playing with Hot Wheels or football. The recent hype around Barbie, especially from my peers, seems strange to me.
The Federalist Papers: Ex-CNN Boss Caught on Camera Holding Hands with Married Current CNN Host
Former CNN president Jeff Zucker was seen leaving a party in the Hamptons holding hands with married CNN host Alisyn Camerota, shortly before his girlfriend Allison Gollust left alone. According to a source, there was nothing romantic going on, and they were just going to meet Gollust for coffee. Camerota is married with three children and Zucker and Gollust's relationship cost Zucker his job with CNN.
The Epoch Times: Unmarried Parents Far More Likely to Split Before Their Children Become Teenagers
Study finds that unmarried couples who cohabit are far more likely to break up before their child reaches their teenage years. By the time their first-born turns 14, 60% of unmarried couples have separated. Marrying before the birth of the first child significantly reduces the chances of a split.
#war
The Epoch Times: IN DEPTH: If US Keeps Arming Ukraine, War Can Spiral out of Control: International Security Expert
Continuous arming of Ukraine could lead to an escalation of the war with Russia, potentially spiraling out of control and expanding outside Ukraine, according to international security expert Max Abrahms. He believes that pouring more weapons into Ukraine will only prompt Russia to double down on its actions. The current U.S. strategy of providing unlimited assistance to Ukraine to coerce Russia to negotiate is unlikely to work, Abrahms argues. The war has already caused significant harm to Ukrainians, and there is a risk of further civilian victimization if the conflict continues. Abrahms also raises concerns about the potential for nuclear war and highlights the moral complexities of the conflict, including neo-Nazi ties among some Ukrainian and Russian fighters.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Erik Prince: ‘America Is Like a Turbine Engine’ the Left Keeps Tossing Gravel Into
Troubleshooter and Blackwater founder Erik Prince warns of China, Russia, and America's future. He emphasizes the need for America to get its act together and holds the Biden administration accountable for the fall of the American-backed government in Afghanistan. Prince suggests learning from the Chinese approach to development in Afghanistan and criticizes the State Department for hindering American companies from operating overseas.
Euromaidan Press: See how your country’s investments to restore Ukraine are being used in real-time
DREAM, a platform for monitoring Ukraine's reconstruction, allows anyone to see how their country's investments are being spent in real-time. It aims to provide transparency and accountability in the use of financial aid for Ukraine's rebuilding efforts.
#health
The Epoch Times: Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) for Your Unresolved Stress, Trauma? Featuring Dr. Daniel Monti
Dr. Daniel Monti MD explains how the neuro-emotional technique (NET) can relieve unresolved stress and trauma, improving brain communication and avoiding fight-or-flight mode. NET combines psychological, Chinese medicine, and chiropractic approaches, allowing the brain to change and improve. A woman struggling with recent family loss finds relief after a single NET session.
Forbes: President Biden Is Taking Affordable Health Insurance Away From Millions Of Americans
President Biden is proposing new restrictions on short-term health plans, calling them "junk" and claiming they offer little protection. Short-term plans provide affordable coverage and can be a superior alternative to Obamacare plans. They are popular because they are affordable and do not have to comply with Obamacare's cost-inflating regulations. The proposed rule would limit short-term plans to three months, potentially depriving Americans of affordable coverage and benefiting conventional insurers. Research shows that short-term plans do not harm Obamacare exchanges and can actually encourage insurers to offer more affordable options. The rule is open for public comment until September 11.
#crime
Fox News: Connecticut man convicted of murder in stray-bullet killing of 2-time Puerto Rican Olympian's mother
A man is convicted of murder after a stray bullet kills the mother of an Olympian shooter. The bullet flew through a wall and hit the woman in her sewing room. The man was targeting someone else in a dispute and recruited help to carry out the attack.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Is the Bear Lake Monster Real?
The Bear Lake Monster is a legendary creature believed to live in Bear Lake, Utah and Idaho. Witnesses describe it as a dinosaur-like creature with humps and a reptile-like head. Despite many alleged sightings, no evidence has been captured.
#technology
Fox News: Twitter users up in arms after Musk's 'X' name change: 'RIP Twitter'
In a highly publicized move, billionaire Elon Musk changed Twitter's name to "X," with a new logo. Twitter CEO defended the decision, stating that X will be an all-encompassing platform for communication and banking. Some users were pleased with the rebranding, while others criticized it, stating that "Twitter" had negative connotations. Hashtag: .
National Review: Elon Musk Rebrands Twitter, Teases New Financial Features
Elon Musk rebrands Twitter with a minimalist "X" logo and hints at new financial features. Musk's vision for X.com is to create a one-stop everything-store for all financial needs, with instant and secure transactions. He also sought to have PayPal renamed as X.com. The newly appointed CEO, Linda Yaccarino, believes that X will further transform communication and create a global marketplace for ideas, goods, and services.
#other
American Thinker: Millions of cars daily analyzed by artificial intelligence for ‘suspicious’ behavior
Surveillance technology using artificial intelligence is being used by police to identify suspicious behavior and make arrests. In one case, a driver's car was flagged as suspicious based on AI analysis, leading to a search and the discovery of drugs and weapons. The widespread use of this surveillance system raises concerns about privacy and potential abuse of power.