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#politics
American Thinker: If you live in one of these cities, your meat and milk supply might be in danger
Fourteen major American cities, including New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago, are part of a globalist climate organization called C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. The group aims to ban meat and dairy consumption, private vehicle ownership, and promote limited clothing and air travel by 2030. Led by Michael Bloomberg, the group's goals have received little mainstream media coverage.
American Thinker: Where are the 650 children of King Kamehameha Elementary school?
Governor Green claims a school burned down with 650 students, but the island's residents say the news is a lie and Mayor Bissen reports 850 people missing. The true number is unknown due to tourists and a high homeless rate in Lahaina. Officials are withholding information about missing children and downplaying the death toll, and the military troops stationed nearby were not deployed to help. President Biden's visit only made matters worse, showing a lack of empathy. The emergency manager's excuse for not activating the siren system is contradicted by the system's purpose as stated on Maui County's website.
Red State: Maui Officials Tell FEMA They Want a 'Full Stop' on Disaster Pics 'Out of Respect for Those Who Perished'
The people of West Maui have suffered unimaginable tragedy due to the incompetence of their ruling class. Despite attempts to blame climate change, it is clear that the deaths were a result of unqualified individuals in power. Police misconduct and FEMA's request to withhold disaster imagery further highlights the need for accountability and transparency in the face of such devastating failures.
American Thinker: Me and my Corvette
President Biden's love for his Corvette takes center stage, with him constantly mentioning it. A recent fire at his home, caused by lightning, threatened the prized car but was contained to the kitchen. Critics argue that Biden exaggerated the incident, using it as a platform for self-promotion while ignoring the community's greater tragedies.
#society
Fox News: Hospital exec says White race should be made to feel uncomfortable about its 'Whiteness': 'Dangerous'
A Maine hospital executive leads an antiracist prayer service where White people apologize for their internalized racism. Ryan Polly, the vice president of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at MaineHealth, teaches attendees how to be practitioners of antiracism through prayer. He discusses the privilege of Whiteness and the responsibility to challenge racist thoughts and biases. MaineHealth defends Polly, stating that their commitment to diversity strengthens their connections with patients. Critics argue that Polly's views stereotype White people and promote division and distrust.
#war
Euromaidan Press: UK intel: Russian logistics still disrupted in southern Ukraine following destruction of two key bridges
Russian logistics in southern Ukraine are still disrupted after two key bridges were destroyed by Ukrainian forces. British intelligence reports that Russian forces are now relying on pontoon bridges and a longer diversion route, causing strain on their logistics network.
#religion
Fox News: 'We Christians are like animals': Pakistani seminary student shares firsthand account of extremist violence
Christian churches and homes in Jaranwala, Pakistan were burned by a Muslim-led mob after allegations of blasphemy. Many Christians were forced to flee their homes, and when they returned, they found their property stolen and homes burned. The government has failed to secure the rights of religious minorities.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: Law School Administrators Huddle To Circumvent Affirmative Action Ban
Top law school administrators are advising schools on how to get around the Supreme Court's ban on race-based admissions. UC Berkeley Law School dean Erwin Chemerinsky and University of Michigan general counsel Timothy Lynch suggested avoiding creating a "record" of "discriminatory intent" and warned against too many white and Asian students being admitted. The advice was given at a legal conference hosted by the American Association of Law Schools.
#sports
Fox News: Titans' Will Levis 'proud' of how loved ones handled spotlight, reveals how he stayed 'sane' during draft fall
NFL quarterback Will Levis reflects on his draft experience, expressing gratitude for where he ended up with the Tennessee Titans. Levis mentions how his family and girlfriend handled the spotlight during the draft and talks about the advice he's received as a rookie.
Forbes: Why Messi’s Inter Miami Playoff Chase Will Fall Short — Unless Something Changes
Lionel Messi's arrival at Inter Miami has sparked a turnaround for the team, winning their first major trophy in the Leagues Cup. However, despite Messi's individual brilliance, the team still falls short in terms of quality and chances created. The team will need to improve significantly in order to have a chance at making the playoffs.