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#politics
Breitbart: Tuberville Warns Left Is Working Against U.S. Farmers: 'They're Growing These Insects to Start Feeding Us Insects'
Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) believes that the American left is undermining the role of farmers in the country. He argues that some politicians are suggesting alternate forms of nutrition, such as insects, which he deems ridiculous. Tuberville emphasizes the importance of small farmers and warns against losing them to corporate takeover.
The Blaze: President Biden’s silence on Maui fires reveals THIS
Devastating wildfires in Maui - 99 dead, over 1,000 missing. Thousands evacuated. Economic cost estimated at $7 billion. President Biden on vacation and refuses to comment. Lack of sympathy reveals Democratic Party's hypocrisy.
The Blaze: Putin prosecutes Navalny– just as Joe Biden is attempting with Trump
Alexei Navalny, a prominent Russian opposition figure, has been imprisoned for "extremist" activities after surviving a poisoning. Mark Levin draws parallels between Navalny's treatment by Putin and how Donald Trump is being treated, believing that Biden is doing the same to Trump. Navalny's sentence has been extended to 19 years.
The Blaze: Why were THESE 3 Jan. 6 riot facts KEPT from the American people?
The U.S. Capitol Police are keeping 41,000 hours of video footage from the January 6 Capitol riot hidden from the public. Journalist Steve Baker believes the footage would change public perception of the riot. There are suspicions surrounding Capitol Police officer Julie Farnam's role, as she was hired just before the riot and testified that there was significant intelligence regarding armed protesters.
#society
Spectator USA: How preserving old houses helps defeat wokeness
To preserve conservative values, consider investing in older properties that have a rich history and character. Old houses are more durable and built to last compared to disposable modern homes. Renovating and restoring old houses not only strengthens relationships but also builds a sense of meaning and beauty in life.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: The Biden Administration Brags About Leaving Americans Behind in Afghanistan
The disastrous Biden presidency is defined by the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. Despite leaving behind American citizens, Biden and his administration continue to claim that the withdrawal was a success. The true number of Americans left behind remains unclear, but the administration knew and even bragged about it. Secretary of State Antony Blinken recently boasted about bringing back "virtually all" Americans, but that should not be celebrated when there are still citizens stranded in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Spectator USA: Is Putin outsourcing his spying to Bulgaria?
Bulgaria, Russia's close ally in Eastern Europe, is gaining attention as three Bulgarian citizens living in Britain are charged with spying for Russia. Bulgaria shares religious, linguistic, and historical ties with Russia, and has a history of involvement in Moscow's espionage operations. The country's connection to Russia has persisted despite joining NATO and the EU, and recent events suggest that the Kremlin is relying on its Bulgarian ties once again.
#military
Breitbart: Pictures: Poland Vows to Defend NATO Border at Army Day Parade
NATO member Poland holds a massive military parade to showcase its advanced weapons and defense systems amid ongoing war in Ukraine. Poland's President, Andrzej Duda, emphasizes the importance of protecting the country's eastern border and supporting Ukraine in its struggle against Russian aggression. The parade, held on Polish Army Day, marks a national holiday and serves as a demonstration of Poland's commitment to its security.
#history
Fox News: US State Secretary Blinken lauds Jews who took part in 1943 Bialystok ghetto uprising
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken pays tribute to the 1943 Bialystok ghetto uprising in Poland. He praises the bravery of the Jews during the Holocaust, emphasizing their resistance and dignity. The revolt was one of many acts of Jewish resistance against dehumanization and oppression.
Fox News: Jack Carr's take on T. E. Lawrence, or 'Lawrence of Arabia': Book on warfare should be 'required reading'
Born on August 16, 1888, T.E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia, was a multi-talented individual. From writing to warfare, his work on the Middle East should be essential reading for anyone interested in U.S. foreign policy. His exploits during World War I helped defeat the Turks, earning him the title "Lawrence of Arabia."
#health
Fox News: Researchers use artificial intelligence to help diagnose autism, study says
Researchers have proposed using artificial intelligence technology to diagnose autism spectrum disorder. They used magnetic resonance imaging to train a machine learning algorithm, analyzing brain imaging data from 500 people, 240 of whom had been diagnosed with autism. The algorithm was able to accurately determine brain alterations associated with autism.
Fox News: Judge asked to block Alabama from issuing medical marijuana licenses
Alabama Always, a company that failed to win a medical marijuana license, is seeking to block the state from issuing licenses to anyone, claiming the state commission deliberated improperly in private. The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission, accused of violating the Open Meetings Act, nominated and approved companies after privately voting on the applicants. The commission selected 24 companies to receive licenses, but the issuance is currently on hold due to legal battles.
#crime
Fox News: Alec Baldwin could be charged again in fatal 'Rust' shooting as new report claims he pulled trigger
A report concludes that Alec Baldwin had to pull the trigger in the shooting on the set of "Rust" in October 2021. Prosecutors may refile involuntary manslaughter charges based on the findings.
#sports
Forbes: Noah Syndergaard's Positive, Zen Approach To Pitching
Noah Syndergaard, the Cleveland Guardians' pitcher, reflects on his career, his time with the Dodgers, and his health journey. He values the unity of the Dodgers organization and the opportunity to pitch in the World Series. Despite injuries, he prioritizes strength, nutrition, and recovery in his wellness regimen. Syndergaard also mentions his sense of humor and looks up to Nolan Ryan as a pitcher.
Fox News: 'Open category' for transgender swimmers set for debut at World Cup in Germany
World Aquatics announces the introduction of an "open category" at the Berlin Swimming World Cup to accommodate transgender swimmers. The decision comes after a previous policy barred transgender athletes from competing against their identified gender.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Alaska Fishing Guide Catches Massive Record-Setting Rockfish in 1,000 Feet of Water
Charter captain Keith DeGraff caught a massive shortraker rockfish in Alaska's Prince William Sound, potentially breaking the world record. The fish weighed 48 pounds, surpassing the current record of 44.1 pounds. Although it won't be recognized by the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) due to the use of a rod holder, it is expected to become the official Alaska state record.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Would You Eat 3D-printed Vegan Seafood?
Scientists in Singapore have 3D-printed plant-based seafood alternatives, including salmon fillets, shrimp, and calamari rings. These alternatives aim to address the depletion of fish populations caused by unsustainable fishing practices. The researchers used microalgae protein and mung bean protein to create the seafood mimic, which can even be air-fried. They plan to develop prototypes for large-scale production and expect the products to be available in restaurants and specialty outlets in the future.
Forbes: How To Screenshot On Windows Computers
Windows computer users can easily take screenshots using keyboard shortcuts or the Snipping Tool. To capture the entire screen, press the Windows key and the Print Scan key. To capture a specific window, press Alt and the Print Scan key. Users can also use the Snipping Tool to select and save a portion of the screen.
Flag And Cross: OpenAI's GPT-4 Shakes Up Content Moderation Landscape: Propels Meta And X To Embrace AI Solutions
OpenAI has been using GPT-4, a large language model, for content moderation on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. The company suggests that other platforms can also adopt this approach to relieve the burden on human moderators. However, questions have been raised about GPT-4's alignment with specific policies and its ability to handle diverse languages and cultures. Content moderation is crucial due to issues like Instagram's facilitation of connections between pedophiles and content sellers. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's X Community Notes feature has received mixed reactions for potentially enabling misleading information.
#other
Forbes: Author Post: Creating A Non-Toxic Workplace Is Just Table Stakes
In a shifting economy, prioritizing the health and well-being of employees is crucial for businesses to thrive. However, many workplaces have been described as toxic, hindering employee productivity and happiness. Toxic environments often suppress human emotion, but in reality, emotions are a driving force behind human actions and decisions. To succeed in a human-driven economy, businesses must create a culture that values and supports the emotional needs of their employees.
Daily Wire: Disney Sued By Financing Partner For Allegedly Cheating Them Out Of Millions
Film financier TSG is suing Disney, claiming they withheld millions in profits through questionable accounting techniques. The lawsuit centers around distribution practices and the shift towards streaming services. TSG alleges that Disney renegotiated deals, benefiting themselves but costing TSG millions and hindering future investments. The suit also accuses Disney of manipulating distribution and suggests they prioritize boosting their share price over profit participants. TSG's earnings were reportedly reduced by at least $54.5 million. Disney CEO Bob Iger is specifically called out in the lawsuit.
Spectator USA: Jordan Peterson’s book quotes almost every review misleadingly
Jordan Peterson's publishers have been accused of misrepresenting book reviews on the back cover of his new release, Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life. Critics argue that the truncated quotes and altered wording do not accurately reflect the original reviews. This incident follows previous accusations of misrepresentation by Peterson's publishers.
Breitbart: Jesuit Priest: Humans Are Like ‘Frogs’ in Water Boiled by Global Warming
Jesuit Father Reese asserts climate crisis deniers are in deep denial. He claims that globally, 5 million people die from the heat each year, but fails to mention that the majority of deaths associated with non-optimal temperatures are actually cold-related. He laments the damage caused by flooding and criticizes air conditioning, without acknowledging that global deaths from weather-related incidents have significantly decreased over the years. Despite his hyperbolic claims of a catastrophic future, it is hoped that Father Reese will spend less time in the sun.
Breitbart: Mob Rages at Sandra Bullock over ‘The Blind Side’ Controversy: ‘Give Her Oscar Back’
Actress Sandra Bullock faces online hate campaign due to controversy over her Oscar-winning film "The Blind Side." Former NFL star Michael Oher accuses the Tuohy family of profiting off his life story. Some critics call for Bullock to return her Oscar.