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#politics
Fox News: Headline for NY Times guest essay changed after originally claiming 'Elections are bad for democracy'
Major media outlets argue that America's election process is flawed and should be changed. The New York Times proposes replacing voting with a lottery system to select leaders, citing low trust in government and the need for better candidates. The Atlantic criticizes the frequency and demands of elections, stating that it leads to disinterest and an unrepresentative democracy.
The Federalist: Media Don't Care About Maui Fires Or Biden's 'Katrina Moment'
President Joe Biden's response to the wildfires in Maui has been shameful and indifferent. He made crass and heartless comments, joked about the tragedy, and fell asleep during a ceremony honoring the dead. The media's response to his behavior and the wildfires has been a collective shrug, contrasting with their relentless attacks on former President George W. Bush during Hurricane Katrina. This highlights the media's protection of Democrats in power.
Fox News: Hong Kong court refuses to ban protest song, government now allowed to appeal decision
The Hong Kong government has been granted permission to appeal a court's decision not to ban the protest song "Glory to Hong Kong." Government lawyers argued national security concerns, raising concerns over Hong Kong's judicial independence. Critics warn that granting the ban would further decline civil liberties and disrupt tech giants, impacting the city's appeal as a business center.
Fox News: Which candidates have most to gain — or lose — in first GOP presidential debate?
Republican contenders for the 2024 GOP nomination are gearing up for the first debate, with each candidate facing different challenges. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, currently second in the polls, is expected to come under attack without former President Donald Trump on the stage. Former Vice President Mike Pence, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, Vivek Ramaswamy, Asa Hutchinson, and Doug Burgum are also preparing for the high-stakes showdown. .
#society
Forbes: Greece Wildfires: More Than 200 Fires Blazing As Devastation Spreads To Turkey
Wildfires continue to devastate Greece and have now spread to Turkey. The Greek fire brigade is battling 209 new fire outbreaks, and 20 people have died. Evacuations are widespread, and other European countries have provided assistance. The fires have raised anti-migrant sentiment, although no evidence supports migrants starting the fires. Wildfires in Greece and other parts of Europe are exacerbated by extreme heat and dry conditions, highlighting the impacts of climate change.
The Federalist: 'Magic: The Gathering' Decides 'Tribal' Is Offensive, But To Whom?
A popular card game, "Magic: The Gathering," removes the word "tribal" from its vocabulary to avoid being seen as racist. Activists claim the term is exclusive to Native Americans and anyone else using it is oppressive. Critics argue the term has a broader historical context and that actual natives don't view it as racist. However, white liberal guilt and the desire to control language dictate the change. The decision reflects a larger trend of leftists replacing words and disregarding the feelings of those affected. This shift in language is not just limited to a card game but has broader implications for society and culture.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 3 critical China issues to watch out for in the Republican debate
In the upcoming Republican debate, among the main talking points will be Bidenomics, the border crisis, and the weaponization of federal law enforcement. However, the economic collapse of China and the likelihood of conflict in the Pacific is a crucial issue to address. China's economy is in ruins due to President Xi Jinping's demand for absolute political control, causing foreign investment to dry up and exports to plummet. With the CCP cancelling their deal of increasing prosperity for no freedom, China's stability is at risk. Furthermore, the threat of China attacking Taiwan, the decoupling of economies, and China's support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine must be considered. The American people need to know how the potential presidential candidates will tackle this geopolitical threat.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Finland to provide new military aid package to Ukraine
Finland will provide military aid to Ukraine, including heavy weapons and ammunition, in their 18th aid package. Finland has condemned Russia's invasion and has already assisted Ukraine with over EUR 1.7 billion in aid. This aid package is essential for Ukraine's defense.
#religion
Fox News: Catholic orchard owner speaks out after court win over liberal city that barred him from farmer's market
A federal court ruled in favor of a Michigan fruit farmer who was excluded from a farmer's market for refusing to host same-sex weddings. The court stated that the farmer's religious beliefs were violated and that denying rights based on faith discourages religious activity.
#crime
Fox News: Texas man arrested after Ohio mom of 2 kidnapped, found shot dead in Tennessee
A man named Lance Miller has been arrested and charged in connection with the kidnapping and murder of Kaitlyn Lynch. Lynch was a mother of two from Cincinnati and had recently met Miller online. Miller allegedly shot Lynch during an argument and then fled the state, leading police on a pursuit before being apprehended.
Fox News: Mom who faked death after boiling puppies in front of her kids found in odd hiding spot: cops
Mother of 15 children fakes death, gets arrested in Colorado after husband dies. She was wanted for child abuse charges and was found hiding with a 14-year-old girl.
#sports
Forbes: ‘My Lovely Boxer’ Wonders What It Really Means To Win
Lee Kwon-suk, a talented boxer, mysteriously disappears after achieving great success. Sports agent Kim Tae-young, known as "the mortician," is tasked with finding her. While dealing with his own financial troubles, Tae-young becomes entangled in a dangerous plot involving illegal sports gambling. He must find Kwon-suk and convince her to return to boxing in order to save his career and his life.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Diaries of a Lodge Owner Episode 07: Outpost Stories with Pete Bowman
Steve, a lodge owner, interviews his co-host Pete Bowman on Outdoor Journal Radio's Diaries of a Lodge Owner podcast. Pete shares interesting stories, discusses bass fishing, and mentions some of his favorite "Gordyisms."
#technology
Forbes: Elon Musk Thinks X Could Become A Trillion Dollar Company—Here Are The Challenges Facing The Platform Since He Took Over
Elon Musk believes X could become a trillion-dollar company despite the turmoil since he took over Twitter. Layoffs, policy changes, lawsuits, and tech issues have plagued the platform. X faces competition from rival apps and hopes to become an "everything app." Experts see the rebrand as an opportunity for Musk to elevate the platform beyond social media. Musk's worth is estimated at $231.2 billion, largely derived from his stake in Tesla. While few companies have reached a trillion-dollar valuation, Tesla has achieved this milestone before.
#other
The Federalist: WaPo's New Hire Shows Press Will Never Hold Itself Accountable
The Washington Post hired Alexi McCammond as a new opinion editor, despite her history of unprofessional behavior and ethical violations. McCammond had a romantic relationship with a Biden campaign press secretary while covering the campaign, compromising her reporting. She also made racially insensitive comments on social media in the past. The media establishment's lack of accountability and ethical standards is evident in McCammond's continued success.