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#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Legal Experts Call For Investigation Into Biden's Favorite Super PAC Over 'Serious' Financial Discrepancies
President Joe Biden's favored super PAC, Future Forward, has a $12 million gap in its financial disclosures, prompting calls for investigations into the discrepancy. The group's finances have several errors, indicating inaccuracies and a deeper problem.
American Thinker: The Real Insurrection Began with an Escalator Ride
The Democrats and corporate media are using the Jan. 6 "insurrection" to go after Trump and suppress his political future. The truth is being hidden, but evidence suggests that government agencies played a role in orchestrating the events. This is an ongoing effort by the ruling class to defeat Trump and his supporters.
American Thinker: Let’s give the parties a mulligan
With neither favored candidate likely to drop out, a third party might save the election. If no candidate wins majority, House of Representatives steps in. But a messy process may lead to an illegitimate president. So, let's have a "None of the Above" option on the ballot. If it wins, a new election will be held, and rejected candidates are ineligible. In the meantime, the speaker of the House and Senate majority leader will jointly exercise executive function, resolved by the governor of the state with the closest vote difference.
#society
American Thinker: Some Advice for the T in LGBT
The author raises the question of whether the chicken or the egg came first, providing arguments for both divine creation and evolution. The conclusion is that, for the purposes of the article, the egg came first based on the theory of evolution. The author also discusses the importance of genetics and asserts that individuals with an "XY" chromosome combination are male and cannot change their biological sex. The author emphasizes the need for respect and mutual understanding while expressing opposition to coerced acceptance of gender fantasies.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: Portland School District Workshops 'Equitable Grading Practices' That Outlaw Zeros for Cheating, Missing Work
Portland Public Schools is implementing new grading practices to address racial disparities and inequities in grading. These practices include eliminating zeros for cheating or late work, as well as removing grades for non-academic factors. The initiative aims to achieve equitable outcomes for all students.
#sports
Fox News: William Byron picks up season-leading 5th NASCAR win as playoffs loom
William Byron dominated the NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International, winning his fifth race of the season and solidifying his position as a championship contender. Byron credited Max Papis for his success on the road course. Denny Hamlin finished second while Martin Truex Jr. failed to secure the regular-season title. The upcoming race at Daytona will determine the final playoff spots.
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Fox News: California Gov. Gavin Newsom meets with local leaders, first responders as Tropical Storm Hilary hits state
Gov. Newsom meets with impacted communities in Southern California as Tropical Storm Hilary strikes, accompanied by an earthquake. More counties are declared in a state of emergency to provide support and resources. Efforts are underway to address flooding, mudslides, power outages, and potential tornadoes and earthquake aftershocks. California is coordinating with various retailers, utility providers, and emergency services to ensure essential supplies and services are available.