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#politics
Spectator USA: Why Putin should watch his back
Vladimir Putin's security is seemingly impenetrable with his massive personal army and security forces. However, history shows that even the most powerful leaders can be betrayed by those closest to them.
Fox News: This Republican presidential candidate is ‘excited’ to be on the debate stage ‘regardless of who shows up’
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, a Republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election, is excited for the upcoming primary debate, regardless of whether former President Donald Trump attends or not. Burgum, who is the least well-known candidate among the eight who qualified for the debate, sees this as an opportunity to gain more recognition. He believes that relevant experience in executive roles, such as being a governor or working in the private sector, should be a prerequisite for running for president.
#society
Red State: Oliver Anthony's Viral Song 'Rich Men North of Richmond' Is Music That Pulls at America's Heartstrings
Oliver Anthony, a struggling musician, records a song about the struggles of middle-class Americans. The song becomes a viral sensation, resonating with people who feel overlooked and disdained by the rich and powerful. It garners millions of views and touches the hearts of many.
Fox News: Baby names that stood out in the 1950s: From Roger to Robin
BabyCenter has compiled a list of popular baby names from the 1950s that were moderately popular but are now forgotten. Some of these names include Roger, Marilyn, Stephen, and Gail. These names were once in the top 50 but never made it to the top 10.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russians ready to end the war, but not to pay reparations and not to repent – Ukrainian sociologists
Russians are willing to end the war in Ukraine and return occupied territories if propaganda tells them to, but they do not feel responsible for the damage caused and refuse to pay reparations. The majority of Russians do not understand the purpose of the war and are open to new conflicts if convinced by propaganda. They also believe in conspiracy theories and see relations with neighboring countries as domination rather than cooperation.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro Explains The ‘Inevitable Collapse’ Of China
Ben Shapiro, in his YouTube series "Facts," explains five challenges that will lead to China's "inevitable collapse." These challenges include an aging population, lack of innovation, reliance on cheap labor and IP theft, high national debt, and a lagging military. He argues that China's one-party dictatorship hampers its ability to adapt, making its collapse a matter of time.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Hans Urs von Balthasar: A Primer
Hans Urs von Balthasar, a luminary in Catholic theology, sought to reintegrate beauty and mysticism in theology, reinvigorate religious life and the role of the laity, and see the Church as a missionary. His work was heavily influenced by literature and the arts, and he emphasized the importance of sanctity in theology. Despite opposition from his Jesuit superiors, he founded the Community of Saint John and left the Society of Jesus. Von Balthasar's influence on the Second Vatican Council and his extensive theological writings make him a significant figure in twentieth-century Catholic theology.
#culture
Newsbusters: NPR’s New Cultural Idiocy: ‘How Racism Became a Marketing Tool For Country Music’
National Public Radio's pop-culture show "It's Been a Minute" discusses the supposed problem of racist country music, focusing on singer Jason Aldean's controversial lyrics. The host, Sam Sanders, explores the connection between country music, racism, and the popularity of artists like Aldean and Morgan Wallen. The discussion also touches on the political messaging in country music compared to other genres.
#health
Fox News: I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Here’s the secret I soon learned
A doctor shares his personal experience of being diagnosed with testicular cancer, highlighting the fear, confusion, and isolation that comes with it. He emphasizes the importance of discussing testicular cancer to dispel myths, promote early detection through self-exams, and encourage open conversations about men's health. Despite the challenges, he reminds men to take control of their health and seek medical attention if something feels "off."
#education
Red State: RedState Sports Report: Yes, Collegiate Conferences Make No Sense Whatsoever
The state of higher education in the United States is a mess, with colleges and universities making questionable decisions and prioritizing television money over logical considerations. The Power 5 conferences for 2024 are outlined, and it's clear that the pursuit of television dollars has overridden regional and logistical factors. The conferences are filled with schools that have no natural connection or rivalry, and the expansion of conferences like the Big Ten and Pac-12 to include schools from coast to coast is a prime example of greed. The SEC stands out as the one conference that makes sense in terms of its teams and football dominance.
The Blaze: Teacher charged after 11-year-old student commits suicide at school
A fifth-grade boy in Wyoming commits suicide after struggling with mental health issues. The boy's mother claims he was mistreated by teachers and staff at Carpenter Elementary School. The music teacher, Amelia Giordano, is charged with endangering the child and pleads not guilty.
#crime
Daily Wire: SBF Jailed After Judge Revokes Bail For Allegedly Tampering With Witnesses, Leaking Ex’s Love Letters
Disgraced FTX founder jailed for tampering with witnesses, jeopardizing trial. Defense argues prosecutors relying on "innuendo, speculation, and scant facts". Bankman-Fried's former girlfriend expected to be a witness.
#sports
Fox News: Deion Sanders says some players ‘didn’t love football’ when he took over Colorado program
Legendary NFL player Deion Sanders is facing criticism for his controversial roster overhaul as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football program. Sanders has used the transfer portal to add new talent while removing players who lacked passion for the game. This has sparked controversy among fellow coaches, such as Pat Narduzzi, who disagree with Sanders' approach. Despite the backlash, Sanders is determined to lead the Buffaloes to success in his first season as head coach.