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#politics
Fox News: Why the Hunter and Trump cases, despite the media noise, are not equivalent
The summary states that Hunter Biden has been accused of tax and gun violations as well as profiting from his family name. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has been accused of attempting to overturn the election and lying about classified documents. The author argues that the accusations against Trump are more serious and damaging to democracy. They also mention the concerns of both Democrats and Republicans regarding the special counsel probe into Hunter Biden's activities, as it could impact Joe Biden's re-election campaign. The article concludes by noting that while the cases are not equivalent, they are often simplified and compared in the world of politics.
#society
The Federalist: To Beat Wokeness, Put Down Your Phone And Pick Up A Hobby
Finding fulfillment in completing mundane tasks and pursuing hobbies has become increasingly important in a world saturated with woke messaging and divisive news. The rise of wokeness can be attributed to online platforms controlled by wealthy leftists who spread radical ideologies and suppress dissent. By engaging in chores and hobbies, individuals can escape the influence of wokeness, enhance their self-sufficiency, and improve their mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Studies show that leisure activities reduce negative emotions, stress, and even heart rates. These activities, whether painting, gardening, or engaging in hands-on work, offer an antidote to woke culture and promote a healthier society.
#economy
The Federalist: Disney Disappears It’s Own Audience After Disappearing Marriage
Disney reported fiscal fourth-quarter losses of $710 million. The live-action version of "Snow White" faces criticism for changing the story and replacing the dwarfs. Disney Plus also suffered losses, losing 11.7 million subscribers in the past three months due to lack of new content. The decline in subscribers is attributed to declining birth rates in the United States. Disney's attempt to rebrand itself for childless millennials has not been successful in closing the gap. The declining number of children in the population is a major factor in Disney's decline.
#sports
Forbes: Moises Caicedo Sale Strengthens Brighton And Hove Albion’s Hand
Brighton & Hove Albion's owner Tony Bloom turned down a record transfer fee for midfielder Moises Caicedo, leading to the club's qualification for European soccer and a British-record transfer fee. Bloom's investment and strategic decisions have paid off, allowing Brighton to sell players for huge profits and strengthen their overall position.
#technology
Fox News: Author alarmed to find name on fraudulent AI-generated books sold online
Author Jane Friedman discovers that books written by artificial intelligence are being sold under her name on Amazon's self-publishing platform. The issue of AI-generated content being credited to real authors is prevalent on platforms like Amazon and Goodreads, and there doesn't seem to be an effective system in place to stop it. Friedman suggests that writers join writers' organizations and contact their publishers for assistance in handling such situations.
#other
The Federalist: Ruth Marcus Slams Alito For WSJ Op-Eds, Praises RBG's Grip On NPR
Washington Post Editor Ruth Marcus criticizes Justice Samuel Alito for defending himself from left's attacks on the Supreme Court. Marcus's criticism of Alito's interviews and op-eds is hypocritical, considering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's close relationship with NPR Supreme Court correspondent Nina Totenberg. Totenberg even provided Ginsburg with questions in advance for their interviews. Marcus seems unbothered by Ginsburg working with Totenberg, despite ethical questions arising from their friendship. The selective outrage displayed by Marcus reveals a rot in American journalism.