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#politics
The Federalist: Meet Trent Staggs, The Mayor Working To Primary Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and Republican presidential nominee, claims he will bring Utah's values to Washington and fight for the state's constituents. However, he has consistently strayed from his professed beliefs and aligned with the Washington establishment. Trent Staggs, the mayor of Riverton, Utah, aims to defeat Romney in the upcoming Republican primary by prioritizing the concerns of Utahns and advocating for conservative principles such as fiscal responsibility and reduced federal regulation. Staggs emphasizes the need for a real conservative representative who is connected to the constituents and truly represents their values.
Forbes: Niger Coup Supporters Wave Russian Flags As West African Nations Threaten Use Of Force Against Junta
Supporters of the military junta in Niger attacked the French Embassy in Niamey, expressing support for Russia and Vladimir Putin. The coup drew condemnation from ECOWAS, who threatened the use of force to restore constitutional order.
Front Page Magazine: Video: CNN Pained to Report Just How Wildly Unpopular Uncle Joe Is
President Biden's popularity is the second-lowest in modern history, with only Jimmy Carter in 1979 being less popular.
#military
Flag And Cross: Israeli, US Navies Begin Joint Military Exercise
The U.S. Navy and Israeli Navy are conducting a joint exercise called "Intrinsic Defender." Over 50 U.S. service members will participate in the exercise, focusing on various military operations and maritime security. This exercise highlights the strong partnership between the two nations.
As Israel faces increased threats from advanced anti-ship cruise missiles, their Navy's Weapons Systems Department is working to install countermeasures on Israeli ships. Adversaries like Hezbollah and the Syrian military are upgrading their weaponry, and the Israeli Navy is continuously upgrading their systems to stay ahead. This includes developing air-defense systems, radars, missiles, and more. The focus has shifted from navy-on-navy combat to combating non-state terror armies.
#health
The Federalist: Redefining Death Would Pull The Plug On Brain-Damaged Patients
A dispute arises when a family fights to keep a brain dead patient on life support. "Brain death" is a legal designation and medical professionals are considering updated standards to determine death. The proposed revisions to the guidelines have sparked controversy and opposition due to concerns about the treatment of patients and the potential for organ harvesting.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Biden's Sec of Ed Vows to Defy Supreme Court Decision Banning College Racial Discrimination
Media discusses the elimination of legacy admissions in response to the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona admits that this alone won't maintain diversity in colleges. He seeks legal workarounds to defy the Supreme Court's decision.
#crime
Fox News: Uber driver in Los Angeles stabbed couple over vomit in car's back seat, new lawsuit says
Los Angeles couple sues Uber after driver stabs them for vomiting in car. Allegations include assault, negligence. Seeking compensatory damages.
#sports
Forbes: How Manchester City’s Pre-Season Tour Is More Than Just Matchday
Manchester City's pre-season tour in Korea and Japan included pop-up stores, limited edition kits, and open training sessions for fans to see their heroes up close. Tickets to the training session were affordable, allowing more fans to attend. The tour was sponsored by Coupang Play, which streamed the events and showcased advertisements throughout the stadium. The match against Atletico Madrid was delayed by a thunderstorm, but City still put up a good fight, despite losing 2-1. [ ]