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31 Jul 2023
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#economy
Daily Wire: When People Hear ‘Bidenomics,’ They Think Higher Inflation And Tax Increases
The majority of Americans describe the state of the economy as "struggling" and "uncertain." A poll shows that 70% of adults feel their salary is not keeping up with inflation and 65% rate the economy as very bad. Biden's economic policy, known as Bidenomics, is not well-received, with only 34% approval. The American people are feeling the impact of rising costs, particularly at the kitchen table. Despite Biden's efforts to sell his policies, the data show a decline in manufacturing jobs. We are all struggling under Bidenomics.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Ecology in Light of Integral Human Development
Every being is good because it is created and loved by God. Integral human development is essential for understanding ecology. Christianity forms humans in the habits of presence and generosity. The goodness of creation is inherent in every being. Presence involves actively seeing and respecting the truth and goodness in other beings. Human intervention should be guided by the original generosity and aptness for sharing present in all beings. Violence occurs when our actions disregard the nature of others. Sin disrupts the order of creation and leads to the misuse of beings as mere objects.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Trans Activist, Triple Murderer Controversially Housed in Woman's Prison is 'Preying On' Inmates: Report
Former trans activist turned convicted murderer Dana Rivers is reportedly causing trouble at California's largest women's prison. Inmates claim that Rivers ogles them, speaks demeaningly, and demands special treatment. Women within the facility have expressed their frustration at being housed with someone like Rivers, considering the previous issues they have faced with harassment and abuse. The transfer of biological men to women's prisons is a controversial practice allowed in California and has received criticism for compromising the safety of female inmates.
The Blaze: How a robbery at a Bahamas bar exposed an alleged murder-for-hire plot on a former Auburn football player by ex-beauty queen and her secret lover
A former beauty queen in Georgia and her secret lover are accused of planning a murder-for-hire on her estranged husband, a former Auburn football player. The murder plot was uncovered during an investigation into a separate crime at a beach bar in the Bahamas. Police found WhatsApp messages detailing the plan on a suspect's phone.
Flag And Cross: Tebow Warns ‘Discretion Advised,’ Posts Heart-Wrenching Video About Trafficked Children
Former football star and baseball prospect Tim Tebow brings awareness to the issue of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Tebow launches "unKNOWN" to combat this rampant evil and protect vulnerable children. He exposes the dark reality of child sexual abuse and urges people to take action to stop it.
#sports
Forbes: How The Indiana Pacers Used Their Salary Cap Space To Get Better In Free Agency
The Indiana Pacers had a busy offseason, needing to spend over $19 million in free agency. They signed guard/wing Bruce Brown to a two-year, $45 million deal and acquired power forward Obi Toppin in a trade with the New York Knicks. The Pacers used most of their cap space but still have around $7.5 million for other moves.