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Euromaidan Press: U.S. aims to deliver Abrams tanks to Ukraine in September – Politico
The US plans to send 31 older Abrams tanks to Ukraine, stripping them of sensitive technology before delivery.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: The American Military Paradox
In 1949, the U.S. War Department changed its name to the Department of Defense. The U.S. is geographically defensible and faces no significant conventional warfare threats. The military budget and interventions serve other purposes, such as war profiteering and crushing socialist movements. The U.S.'s militaristic behavior and potential nuclear escalation pose a threat to its own citizens. The fear of a leftist enemy is used to justify war industry profiteering. Permanent change seems unlikely, and an apocalypse may be inevitable. It is crucial for global leaders to work towards peace while preparing for disaster.
#health
American Thinker: Alternet says climate change is ruining people’s sex lives
Climate change is impacting people's sex lives, with some forgoing parenthood due to the threat it poses. However, declining birth rates in the West are unrelated to climate change. Climate change also affects sexual health and desire, creating an existential dread. The impact of climate change on mental health and sexuality is still unclear.
#education
American Thinker: California’s reactionary racism
California once eliminated racial preferences in college admissions with the California Civil Rights Initiative (CCRI) in 1996, which was supported by the majority of Californians. The initiative did not end affirmative action, but instead allowed universities to help students on an economic basis. Despite concerns, the number of African-American and Hispanic students graduating from the UC system increased. However, California's ruling class is now seeking to restore racial preferences with proposals such as Assembly Constitutional Amendment 7 (ACA-7), which aims to target Proposition 209 and allow state agencies to request waivers based on scholarly research. The rejection of Proposition 16 in the 2020 ballot demonstrated that California voters prefer equal opportunity, but ACA-7 would reverse the progress made and reintroduce racial and ethnic quotas.
#crime
Fox News: Singapore hangs first woman in 19 years following conviction for trafficking heroin
Singapore executed a woman for drug trafficking, the first execution of a woman in 19 years. Another man was also executed for a similar crime, and a third execution is scheduled for next week. Singapore has been urged to abolish capital punishment for drug offenses, but authorities argue that it is necessary to deter drug activity.
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Flag And Cross: Record Heat Wave In Phoenix Could End With A Bang
The return of monsoon moisture is bringing relief from the extreme heat wave in Phoenix. The temperature has finally dipped below 90 degrees and the streak of days with temperatures above 110 degrees may end soon. However, the monsoon storms also bring hazards such as lightning, flash flooding, and dust storms. The moisture will also bring rain chances to Southern California and potentially the Sierra Nevada. Overall, temperatures in the Southwest will drop closer to historical averages in the coming weeks.