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#society
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: We're seeing more examples of people using the banner of trans to do insane things
The segment discusses the controversy surrounding transgender individuals participating in sports and holding positions of power. It criticizes the lowering of standards for a teacher's identity choices and the acceptance of male felons into women's prisons. The segment also highlights a trans powerlifter breaking records and the negative impact on female athletes. It then shifts to the case of a trans woman serving as a spokesperson for Ukraine's military and using inflammatory language against Russia. The segment argues that identity politics is allowing incompetence and lunacy to thrive in various areas, including government positions.
#economy
Newsbusters: GOOD LUCK! MSNBC's Hayes Urges Dems to Run on Inflation Record in 2024
In a segment on MSNBC, host Chris Hayes urged Democrats to run on their record of reducing inflation in the upcoming elections. He argued that the Inflation Reduction Act had successfully lowered inflation from its high point and claimed that if a Republican president had achieved the same, it would be widely celebrated. However, the reality is that inflation was at 1.4% when Biden took office, so Hayes' advice may not resonate with voters.
#religion
The American Spectator: Islamic State Group Wants Quran Burning to End
The Islamic world condemns the burning of the Quran in Western countries. The Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC) calls for concrete measures to prevent such acts under the pretext of freedom of expression. However, many OIC members are brutal tyrannies that persecute religious minorities, making their complaints hypocritical.
The American Spectator: Judge Orders Lawyers to Religious-Liberty Training
A pro-life flight attendant quits her union and sues her airline, Southwest, for violating her First Amendment rights and discriminating against her religious beliefs. A jury awards her $4.15 million, reduced to $800,000. The judge orders Southwest to inform its flight attendants that discrimination based on religious beliefs is prohibited, but Southwest sends out an email contradicting the judge's order. The judge holds Southwest in civil contempt and mandates religious liberty training for its lawyers through Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian group. The Left criticizes the judge's sanctions and calls ADF a "hate group."
#crime
Fox News: Wanted Georgia man arrested after applying for job at Arkansas police department
A wanted fugitive from Georgia applied to be a police officer in Arkansas while hiding in South Carolina. Upon arrival, discrepancies in his appearance led to the discovery of his true identity and a nationwide arrest warrant. After taking the physical fitness test, the fugitive was immediately taken into custody.
#sports
Fox News: Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor 'not currently with the team' amid ankle rehab and contract dispute
All-Pro running back Jonathan Taylor of the Indianapolis Colts has requested a trade and a contract extension. He recently left the team's training camp for the second time in a week. Taylor is unhappy with the value placed on running backs in the current market.
#other
The American Spectator: To the PC Police: Leave America’s Pets Alone
Americans' love for their pets has a long history, with many presidents having well-known pets in the White House. Pets have typically been off-limits to political attacks, but there have been a few instances where partisan attacks were directed towards pets. Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the removal of plaques commemorating General Robert E. Lee's horse Traveller at Washington and Lee University, leading to outrage from alumni who believe that the historical significance of Lee should not be eradicated.