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28 Jul 2023
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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Israeli Supreme Court to Decide Whether It Should Have Absolute Power
Israeli parliament passes a law limiting power of Supreme Court. Court will decide if it will give up any power.
The Federalist: Expect Climate Alarmism To Heat Up This CA Wildfire Season
The Biden administration uses extreme heat waves to push climate change agenda despite cooler summer temperatures. Water vapor and natural climate patterns play significant roles, but California's wildfires are a result of forest mismanagement, not climate change. California's dense forests and lack of timber harvesting contribute to fire vulnerability.
#society
The Economist: The making of America’s Ivy League elite
A new study reveals that attending highly selective colleges such as Ivy League universities can significantly boost students' chances of economic success. However, it also highlights the preferential treatment given to children of wealthy alumni, athletes, and students from private high schools, disadvantaging more qualified candidates from less privileged backgrounds. The study suggests that eliminating these preferences would enhance socioeconomic diversity and improve the quality of America's future elite.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Xi Jinping's 'Disappearing' Acts Leave No Doubt He's A Dictator
President Joe Biden's remarks about Xi Jinping being a "dictator" sparked protests from Beijing. The mysterious disappearance and removal of China's top diplomat Qin Gang confirms Xi's dictatorial nature.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: Ford Keeps Losing More Money Making Electric Cars No One Wants
Ford is facing significant losses of $4.5 billion in the electric car business. The company plans to produce 2 million electric cars annually by 2025 but is struggling to sell them, despite rising prices in the market. Ford's CEO remains optimistic about the future, but investors are concerned about declining sales and the impact on their investments.
#culture
Forbes: Burning Man Meets Davos: Why Digital Arts Festival Premio Stromboli Is Catnip For Luxury Brands
Premio Stromboli is an exclusive digital arts festival on the volcanic island of Stromboli. Luxury brands are drawn to the festival to tap into emerging cultural phenomena. The festival fosters communication in the digital domain, explores cutting-edge technologies, and advocates for energy efficiency and sustainability.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: FBI Got a Tip About Fargo Muslim Terrorist in 2021 and Ignored It
A Muslim immigrant named Mohamad Barakat, armed with multiple firearms and ammunition, was driving towards a crowded street fair in Fargo, North Dakota. It was later revealed that a tip to the FBI had expressed concerns about Barakat's mental state and access to weapons, but no further action was taken as there was no evidence of illegal activity or an imminent threat. Tragically, an officer was killed in the ambush shooting that followed.