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#politics
Townhall: Will the Biden Administration Ban Cigars?
The Left wants to ban fun and convenient things like gas stoves and plastic straws. Now they're targeting flavored cigars because they say teenagers are smoking them. However, statistics show that youth smoking, including flavored cigars, has decreased significantly. This is a case of regulatory overreach by the FDA.
PJ Media: Brilliant! Chicago Mayor Floats Property Tax Hike To Pay for Homeless Shelters
Leftists may either question if their policies benefit the nation or aim to destroy it. Most likely, they believe their actions will create a great nation in the future through punitive measures. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to increase property taxes for high-end real estate transactions to fund homeless shelters, but this may deter retailers and manufacturers from investing in the city. The move could exacerbate existing problems such as crime, poverty, and the presence of illegal immigrants. Mayor Johnson seems to ignore the mistakes of his predecessor and follows a destructive path.
#economy
Forbes: As CVS Adds More Healthcare Services, 5,000 Job Cuts And Restructuring Ahead
CVS Health plans to cut 5,000 jobs as it spends billions on healthcare services. The company aims to adapt to new consumer health needs and reduce expenses. CVS, along with rival Walgreens, is investing heavily in healthcare while shedding jobs.
#crime
Fox News: Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann back in court as estranged wife says children 'cry themselves to sleep'
Accused serial killer Rex Heurmann is due back in court for a bail hearing. His estranged wife expresses the impact of his arrest on their family, stating that their adult children cry themselves to sleep. She also describes the damage done to their home during the investigation and expresses her anxiety. The police search left the house unlivable and destroyed personal belongings.
#sports
Forbes: After Leaving His Imprint Upon The Mets, Max Scherzer Heads To The Rangers And Bets On Himself Again
Max Scherzer's destiny takes a wild turn as he goes from wanting a meeting with the Mets to being traded to the Rangers. Despite his age and declining skills, Scherzer remains a competitive force and hopes to make an impact with his new team.
Forbes: Brandon Lowe, One Of Baseball’s Streakiest Players, Is On A Hot One
Brandon Lowe, the Tampa Bay Rays' second baseman, is known for his streaky performance at the plate. He has had both hot and cold streaks throughout his career, but when he's on, he's elite. However, he has struggled with injuries and inconsistency, which has affected his overall numbers. Despite this, Lowe has shown the potential to be a game-changer and can make a significant impact on the team's success in the postseason.
Forbes: Could Adama Sanogo Have An NBA Career Like That Of Grant Williams?
Adama Sanogo, a standout player for the Connecticut Huskies, is entering the NBA via a two-way contract with the Chicago Bulls. He is aiming to become the third player from Mali to join the league. Sanogo's strength, size, and scoring ability make him a promising player, but his lack of lateral speed may hinder his defensive performance in the pace-and-space era of the NBA. He may find better opportunities in other leagues, but his skills and potential could still make a difference in the NBA.
#other
Townhall: U.S. Nuclear Energy Policy: Stuck on Stupid!
The gullibility of humans is astounding. Superstitions abound, from summoning demons with mirrors to believing that radiation is always harmful. In the United States, anti-nuclear organizations have cost the nation greatly, hindering the development of nuclear energy. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, with its excessive regulations, has tripled costs and delayed construction. Meanwhile, other countries successfully utilize nuclear power at a fraction of the cost. The U.S. needs to reconsider its stance on nuclear energy.