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#politics
Fox News: President Biden, Jill visit Hawaii for first time since wildfires devastated Maui
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will visit Hawaii to assess the damage caused by deadly wildfires. They will meet with emergency responders, survivors, and officials to coordinate a federal recovery effort. Biden's response to the wildfires has faced criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
The Federalist: NIH Is Due For An Overhaul After Covid Exposed Lies And Abuses
Sen. Rand Paul filed a criminal referral against Anthony Fauci for lying about gain-of-function research. The NIH failed in pandemic response, needing structural reform. Conflicts of interest within NIH leadership silenced opposing views and hindered research.
Liberty Nation: Does California’s Proposition 12 Threaten States’ Rights?
California's Proposition 12, which banned the sale of pork from confined sows, has far-reaching constitutional and economic implications. The law regulates practices in other states, impacting national and international commerce. The US Supreme Court's refusal to strike it down threatens states' rights and sets a precedent for similar cross-boundary regulations.
Proposition 12 may seem ethical, but it has unintended consequences. More piglets will likely die, and costs for swine production and consumer prices will rise. California's law infringes on states' rights and threatens the federalist system. The Supreme Court's decision sets a dangerous precedent for states regulating activities in other states.
Liberty Nation: Trump Isn’t Playing the GOP Primary Debates Game
Former President Donald Trump has decided not to participate in the first 2024 Republican primary debates in Milwaukee, WI. He believes he doesn't need to showcase his abilities as a chief executive and is currently leading in the polls. Trump is considering an interview with Tucker Carlson instead. His absence from the debates means he won't be obligated to support a candidate he doesn't like and it prevents the focus from shifting to his own legal troubles. This decision is seen as a win for everyone except Fox News.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Vivek’s two duds
Vivek Ramaswamy proposes to end alliances with Israel and Taiwan, disregarding their importance in defense technology and intelligence. He suggests stopping arms supply to Israel despite their joint development of missile defense technology. Ramaswamy's idea to withdraw support from Taiwan and relocate chip production is also deemed risky, as it would provoke China. Both allies are crucial to the US, and severing ties would come at a cost.
#education
The Federalist: Lawfare Against New College Of Florida Is About Woke Domination
Leftists oppose Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' initiative to reform the New College of Florida and prohibit the use of cultural Marxist dogma in course curricula. Students and professors have filed a lawsuit claiming that the legislation infringes upon academic freedom and mainstream gender and queer studies. The battle over the future of New College represents a potential turning point in the conservative attempt to roll back the leftist takeover of higher education.
#crime
Red State: Mark Meadows Just Complicated Donald Trump's Defense in the Classified Docs Case
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows contradicts Trump's claims of declassifying documents. Meadows says he cannot recall any order to declassify materials taken from the Oval Office to Mar-a-Lago. This could be problematic for Trump as he faces multiple indictments.
#sports
Fox News: Bengals' Joe Mixon avoids specific reporters upon return to training camp
Bengals star Joe Mixon refuses to discuss the outcome of his aggravated menacing case at training camp, expressing his disdain for certain reporters. His agent further criticizes the media for their negative portrayal of players. Mixon was found not guilty of the charge and the organization stands by him. However, he may face legal consequences in relation to a separate incident involving shots fired from his property.
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Forbes: Google Is Rapidly Becoming A Healthcare Powerhouse
Google, not a health company, is investing in healthcare initiatives to improve the sector. They have developed disruptive innovations like Care Studio and Healthcare Data Engine to optimize healthcare data and enable interoperability. The goal is to help billions of people become healthier. Google aims to address the needs of patients, providers, and enterprises, offering tools for consumers to access accurate healthcare information, improve workflows for providers, and organize data efficiently for enterprises. They are cautious about embracing newer technologies like generative AI, ensuring privacy, ethics, equity, and security are maintained. Other technology giants like Amazon and Microsoft are also entering the healthcare space, emphasizing the need for responsible innovation.
Forbes: Big Electricity Grids & Markets Make Climate Change Sense
Build transmission grids and markets to buy and sell electricity across continents to address climate change. This includes using high-voltage direct current transmission lines (HVDC), which are more efficient than alternating current. HVDC allows electricity generated from renewable sources to be transmitted over long distances, reducing the need for storage. Electrify everything, overbuild renewable generation, and price carbon aggressively.