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30 Jul 2023
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#politics
Townhall: Finally Admissions! Now What?
Figures from the left are finally admitting to their deceit and betrayal. They cannot be trusted in office or running the nation. Recent examples include the left censoring speech in congressional hearings and Kamala Harris making false claims about the economy. The left sees family as a political tool to be exploited. They are betting that the American people won't care in 2024.
Flag And Cross: Likud Minister Says Door Open For Gantz To Join Coalition
Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar opens the door for National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz to join Israel’s ruling coalition. Likud Cabinet member Zohar says Gantz can negotiate and join the government if interested.
#society
Fox News: Japanese man shockingly decapitated in 'love hotel,' arrests made
Japanese police arrest a family of three for decapitating a man and taking his head home. The victim's body was found in a hotel room in Sapporo, and the suspects are charged with mutilation of a corpse, theft, and disposal of a body. The motive may be linked to an alleged sexual assault.
#education
Fox News: Florida becomes the first state to approve PragerU as an educational vendor
Florida becomes the first state to approve PragerU as an educational vendor, allowing their videos to be used in classrooms. The videos cover political and social issues, and teachers are encouraged to use them as educational resources.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona First Team Star Leaves For Paris Saint-Germain
FC Barcelona goalkeeper Arnau Tenas has left the club to join Paris Saint-Germain. Tenas, who joined Barca at a young age and rose through the ranks, signed a contract until 2026 with PSG. He expressed his happiness in joining the club and offered his support to injured goalkeeper Sergio Rico. Tenas hopes to make a mark as part of the PSG goalkeeping family and will compete for a spot against Gianluigi Donnarumma.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Another Dumb Tourist Touches Hot Springs in Yellowstone
Visitors at Yellowstone National Park often ignore warnings and put themselves in danger. In one incident, a woman stuck her hand in a boiling hot spring, narrowly avoiding a tragic outcome. Yellowstone is famous for its geothermal features and abundant wildlife, but tourists must exercise caution and follow safety rules to avoid injury or even death. Stay on the boardwalks, keep a safe distance from wildlife, and obey posted warnings to ensure a safe visit.
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Forbes: Secret Invasion’s Derided Super Skrull Fight Was All Kevin Feige, Says Director
Director Ali Selim reveals that the Super Skrull fight in the finale of Disney's Secret Invasion was Kevin Feige's idea from the beginning. The fight has been criticized for its CGI and tonal shift. Interestingly, the finale of She-Hulk mocked this exact sequence. As a result, Secret Invasion has become the lowest rated Marvel series ever with an 8% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
National Review: The Corner: Singing of History
In a podcast, Jeff and Scot discuss songs inspired by real events in history or the news, including Bruce Springsteen's "Into the Fire" about 9/11, The Dropkick Murphys' "Tessie" about the Boston Red Sox, and U2's "Pride (In the Name of Love)" about Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Other songs mentioned include Jesus Jones' "Right Here Right Now" about the end of the Cold War, Warren Zevon's "Boom Boom Mancini" about boxer Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, and Billy Joel's "Ballad of Billy the Kid." The list concludes with Black 47's "James Connolly" about the 1916 Easter Rising and Mark Knopfler and James Taylor's "Sailing to Philadelphia" about the Mason-Dixon line.