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14 Aug 2023
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#illegals
American Thinker: ‘The Royal Scam’ revisited
Steely Dan's song "The Royal Scam" reflects on the plight of Puerto Rican immigrants in NYC, their dashed hopes, and fabricated success stories. The negative message is still relevant today.
The song's refrain, "See the glory of the royal scam," is a fitting substitute for the current administration's actions, erasing the southern border and resettling illegal immigrants for political gain.
#politics
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Georgia DA to begin presenting Trump election case to grand jury TODAY
An indictment against Trump is expected this week in Georgia. District Attorney Fanni Willis is presenting her case to the grand jury, with the possibility of pursuing racketeering charges against Trump and his allies. Critics argue that the slow pace of indictments in Fulton County is concerning, while Trump continues to publicly attack a witness set to testify.
The Blaze: 'Very suspicious': CNN panel raises all the right questions about David Weiss' sudden special counsel appointment
CNN anchor Jake Tapper questions the timing and motives behind the appointment of U.S. Attorney David Weiss as special counsel in the Hunter Biden case. Tapper raises concerns about Weiss' previous plea deal, his status as a non-government employee, and the confirmation of allegations made by IRS whistleblowers. The move raises more questions than it answers and is viewed as suspicious.
#society
Fox News: Skull found in Arizona belongs to 3-year missing Native American man, authorities say
Authorities have identified a skull found at an Arizona preserve as that of Jerole Tsinnijinnie, a missing Native American man. The case remains under investigation as police and family search for answers regarding his death. Tsinnijinnie's family wonders if more attention from investigators could have saved him.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Anti-air munitions, shells, mine-clearing kit: US announces new Ukraine aid package
US announces new $200 million military aid package for Ukraine, including anti-air munitions, shells, and mine-clearing kit.
#economy
Fox News: Is this new tech going to cost you your job? Here's proof
Bots and AI are revolutionizing the banking sector, taking over tasks like transaction processing and fraud detection. This automation wave is causing restructuring and job redundancy. In the fast-food industry, AI is being utilized in the form of AI-based kitchen assistants that can make tortilla chips and automated drive-thru services. This advancement raises concerns about the future of human jobs in these industries. Additionally, robots are replacing security guards in some places, and AI is even making its way into healthcare and customer service sectors. The rise of AI also extends to sports, with the possibility of robot umpires in baseball games. The AI revolution is here, offering efficiency and cost-effectiveness, but with it comes job displacement and the need to navigate its potential risks.
#military
Forbes: Five Reasons Software Is Eclipsing Hardware In Pentagon Technology Plans
Software-driven enterprises are playing a significant role in shaping military modernization plans, with software increasingly defining military capabilities. The Pentagon's embrace of artificial intelligence reflects the trend of concentrating military power in algorithms and code. Software enhances hardware performance, takes less time to develop, is less expensive to implement, can replace personnel, and lowers barriers to entry in the defense industry. Software has become the coin of the realm in the digital revolution of military technology.
#education
National Review: The Corner: The Harm of ‘Wokeness’ Surfaces in Medicine
A student at Wake Forest's medical school retaliates against a patient mocking her pronouns pin by deliberately missing their vein. She brags about it on Twitter, causing an uproar and resulting in her being placed on extended leave. It is uncertain if she will be readmitted or accepted into another medical school.
#crime
Newsbusters: Scarborough: Trump Would Be 'Quite Dumb' Not to Give Up and Plead Guilty
Trump is advised to seek a plea deal due to the multiple criminal cases against him. Conviction on even one charge would be detrimental to Trump. The possibility of obtaining a lenient deal like Hunter Biden's is unlikely given aggressive Democratic prosecutors.
#technology
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