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#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Super PAC Faces Complaint Over Donor Concealment Scheme, Financial Discrepancies
President Joe Biden's favorite super PAC, Future Forward, is facing scrutiny over a $12 million financial discrepancy and allegations of using an illegal donor concealment scheme. A watchdog group has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission, claiming that Future Forward violated federal law and calling for an investigation. The PAC's financial disclosures raise concerns about the misuse of funds and the concealment of donors, which contradicts Biden's public stance against such practices.
American Thinker: Reparations are unconstitutional
American leftists have joined the Reparations movement without considering the unconstitutionality of reparations as a form of punishment. Reparations laws, which target only white individuals, violate the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause and seize property from a specific class. These proposed laws are both racist and ex post facto, rendering them invalid.
#society
American Thinker: 'Kiss My Feet!' The West capitulates to Islam's ancient demand
Muslims humiliate non-Muslims by forcing them to kneel and kiss their feet. Recent incidents in Belgium, Finland, and Jerusalem highlight this trend. This behavior has historical roots, dating back to European slaves being compelled to kiss the feet of their Muslim masters in Morocco in the 18th century. It is a form of abject "obeisance" expected of non-Muslims. Despite the clear ideological factor of Islamic supremacism, authorities and even religious leaders refuse to acknowledge it. The West's response has been one of capitulation, with even the Catholic pope prostrating himself before Muslim feet.
Fox News: Hawaii officials plead for DNA samples from families of people missing after deadly wildfires
Authorities in Maui are urging the relatives of missing individuals to provide DNA samples to aid in identifying human remains found after the recent wildfires. The number of families providing samples is significantly lower than in other disaster areas, and officials stress that the samples will only be used for victim identification and will not be entered into law enforcement databases. As of now, 115 people have been confirmed dead and up to 1,100 individuals remain unaccounted for.
Forbes: People Missing In Maui Wildfires Jumps To 1,100 As Officials Prepare To Publish List Of Names
Over 1,000 people are still missing after wildfires in Maui, with the number expected to rise as rescue efforts continue. The search for missing individuals has been complicated by the ambiguous information available and multiple agencies maintaining lists.
#health
Flag And Cross: Weight Loss Surgery Can Reduce Risk Of Getting Cancer: Study
Weight-loss surgery, or bariatric surgery, reduces the risk of developing cancer by 25%, including cancers not typically associated with obesity. A study from the University of Utah showed that bariatric surgery was linked to lower rates of all cancers, especially obesity-related cancers in women, and decreased the chances of dying from cancer compared to non-surgical patients. The research confirmed the long-term benefits of weight loss surgery in cancer prevention.
American Thinker: Why are Democrats so intent on killing people?
A cruel and callous nurse in London was sentenced to life in prison for intentionally killing vulnerable newborn babies. She poisoned them and injected air into their veins, showing no remorse. Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood advocates for infanticide, allowing babies to die after failed abortions. The media and Democrats seem to prioritize abortion rights over the lives of innocent babies. It's a disturbing double standard, where a nurse is held accountable for murder, but Planned Parenthood gets a pass.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois police officer who stole $15 shirt in 2008 decertified by state, barred from working as a cop
Zenna Ramos, a police officer in Illinois, has been decertified for stealing a shirt from a mall 15 years ago. Though she was open about her crime, the Illinois Law Enforcement Training & Standards Board decided to revoke her certification, preventing her from working as an officer anywhere in the country. Ramos's charges were dropped, but the incident resurfaced when she switched police departments. Despite her past, her boss at the Riverside Police Department praised her dedication to self-improvement and second chances.
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Flag And Cross: Coral Reefs May Not Be As Vulnerable To Climate Change As Previously Thought
A study led by Newcastle University suggests that coral reefs may be less vulnerable to climate change if carbon emissions are reduced. The study focused on Palau in the Pacific Ocean and found that historic increases in the thermal tolerance of coral reefs have occurred. If coral thermal tolerance continues to rise, reductions in bleaching impacts are possible. However, the severity of future bleaching depends on carbon emissions reductions. The researchers emphasize the need to fulfill Paris Agreement commitments to preserve coral reefs. This study offers hope but underscores the necessity of continued action to reduce carbon emissions.