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25 Aug 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Flashbacks to 9/11 after what they did to President Trump on 8/24
Our Constitution has been shredded, democracy is dead, and the focus is on Trump's weight. Is President Trump an angel sent to expose a malevolent bureaucracy? 9/11 brought horror, grief, and an internal attack on America. Now, President Trump endures destruction worse than terrorism. A collective fury and voter uprising are needed to turn this nightmare around.
Fox News: Ramaswamy's claims he came from 'no money' clash with prep school upbringing
: Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy claims that his parents came to the U.S. with no money, but public records and his past writings suggest a more privileged upbringing. Ramaswamy's parents were highly educated professionals in India before moving to the U.S. and he attended an elite private high school. Questions have also been raised about Ramaswamy's acceptance of a Soros-family scholarship he previously said he needed to pay for law school.
Liberty Nation: The Uprising Podcast: The Elephant in the Room
Republican hopefuls debated while the leading candidate humiliated Fox News by aligning himself with a fired host.
American Thinker: Executive Orders and the End of Liberty
The executive branch of the federal government has banned incandescent light bulbs without any legislative action, causing them to disappear from store shelves. This demonstrates the state's power to control consumer goods. Similarly, the mayor of Boston has banned new construction using fossil fuels through an executive order, bypassing the City Council and infringing on basic liberties. These actions highlight the government's excessive use of power.
Fox News: Trump ends 2-year social media hiatus, GOP praises candidate for debate performance
Trump discusses his uncomfortable experience with a jail mugshot, while Republicans debate and criticize Biden's handling of the economy. In other news, there are concerns over a plane crash and a college student's frenzied attack.
#society
American Thinker: The Liberal Echo Chamber
The progressive echo chamber is more isolated and hostile than its conservative counterpart. Progressives view conservatives as evil while conservatives see progressives as misguided. In Boston University's Bostonia magazine, the cover article on the AR-15 is a predictable anti-gun narrative lacking new information. The progressive echo chamber prioritizes blind adherence to party positions over logical analysis or open-mindedness. Gun violence is not solely determined by the presence of a particular weapon, as demonstrated by Switzerland's high gun ownership but low gun violence rates. The decline of traditional values has led to entitlement and unrealistic expectations among young people, resulting in disappointment and tragic consequences. Removing traditional standards of behavior and responsibility would lead to increased accidents on the roads, yet progressives blame external factors rather than addressing the underlying issue.
#economy
Forbes: Nordstrom Reports Second Quarter And Focuses On Nordstrom Rack Stores
Nordstrom reported a decrease in sales for their Nordstrom Rack stores, although expenses were well managed. The company plans to open more Rack stores to attract younger customers with low prices. The main Nordstrom stores saw a slight improvement in sales, particularly in men's and kids' apparel.
#education
Fox News: Maryland Court says parents can't opt kids out of LGBTQ+ curriculum: 'Not a fundamental right'
Parents in Montgomery County Schools in Maryland cannot opt their kids out of reading books with LGBTQ+ content, according to a federal court decision. The court concluded that parents' religious beliefs did not give them the right to opt out of the curriculum that includes LGBTQ+ characters. The controversy arose when the school district introduced books featuring LGBTQ+ characters into classrooms as part of a diversity initiative and then changed its policy to remove the opt-out option for parents.
#crime
Fox News: Yellowstone tourist faces federal charges after burning himself in thermal area
An American tourist faces federal charges for going off-trail in Yellowstone National Park and suffering thermal burns. He is banned from the park until his case is resolved. Visitors are warned about the fragile ground and scalding water in thermal areas.
#sports
Forbes: 721 Matches, 405,000 Signature Cocktails, $65 Million In Prize Money: The 2023 U.S. Open By The Numbers
The U.S. Open is the biggest tennis tournament, with record attendance and prize money, surpassing Wimbledon. Serena Williams and Roger Federer will miss the tournament after retiring last summer. Rafael Nadal has one last chance to match the record for most men's singles titles next year. The Open has 17 competition courts and 24 sponsors. It has offered equal prize money for 50 years, and Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek are the favorites to win this year. The tournament has a ball crew of 350 and 721 matches will be played. The first U.S. Open was held in 1881, and over 7,000 seasonal workers are employed. The event sells luxury suites for $100,000 and sells a popular cocktail called the Honey Deuce. Last year's attendance broke records, and the singles champions this year will receive $3 million in prize money.
Forbes: The World’s Highest-Paid Tennis Players 2023
Novak Djokovic is now the highest-paid tennis player, earning $38.4 million in the past year. Carlos Alcaraz follows closely behind with $31.4 million. The top ten earners saw a 38% decrease in overall earnings.