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#politics
PJ Media: Which Won? The Trump Interview or the GOP Primary Debate?
The GOP debate had high viewership despite Trump's pre-taped interview with Tucker Carlson. The debate beat previous presidential debates and had over 12.8 million viewers, including 2.8 million in the 25-54 age group. However, the Trump interview's claimed 240 million views are questionable, as only 7% of those who didn't watch the debate said they watched the interview.
Daily Wire: Maui County Sues Hawaiian Electric, Alleges ‘Intentional And Malicious’ Mismanagement Led To Fires
Government officials in Maui blame mismanagement by the utility company for devastating fires that killed at least 115 people. Maui County filed a lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric Company, alleging intentional mismanagement of power lines. The utility company faced criticism for prioritizing green energy projects over fire mitigation efforts.
Fox News: Prigozhin's second-in-command, logistics chief among passengers on crashed plane, manifest reveals
The plane crash that killed Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner military company, also took out two other senior leaders. Experts speculate that Putin ordered the assassination.
Russian authorities confirmed the deaths of Prigozhin and his lieutenants after their plane crashed. The purpose of their joint trip is unknown.
#society
Fox News: Former bishop who was cleared by Vatican of multiple sexual assault allegations dies at age of 91
Retired Wyoming Bishop Joseph Hart, cleared by the Vatican of sexual abuse allegations, has died at 91.
The Vatican's ruling doesn't mean Hart is innocent, according to his successor. Multiple credible allegations against Hart were found by a diocese review board.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine has taken “much fewer” POWs than Russia — Intelligence
During the war with Russia, Ukraine has taken fewer prisoners of war (POWs) compared to Russia. Many POWs were taken in the early days of the war, including civilians and pensioners. Only 20% of the Russian POWs surrendered voluntarily. Ukraine has a smaller exchange fund than Russia, and it is unlikely that they will be able to catch up in terms of numbers.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Kremlin denies taking down plane allegedly carrying Wagner warlord who crossed Putin: 'Absolute lie'
Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of the Wagner Group, allegedly died in a plane crash in Russia. The Kremlin denies any involvement and an investigation is underway. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy points the finger at Putin.
#economy
Forbes: As It Shuts Down Their Service, Netflix Plans To Giveaway DVDs
Netflix announced that after 25 years, they were shutting down their DVD rental business. Subscribers have the option to keep any DVDs and may receive up to ten free discs.
The revenue from Netflix's DVD unit has been declining annually, and the industry trend shows a decline in DVD and Blu-ray sales and disc rentals. The emergence of streaming video as an entertainment alternative led to the demise of the DVD business.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama woman convicted of murder in death of boyfriend's 3-year-old son
Yalrick Pride, a 23-year-old woman from Alabama, has been found guilty in the death of her boyfriend's three-year-old son. The couple initially tried to make it look like the child died from being left in a hot car, but he actually died from blunt force trauma.
National Review: Donald Trump Returns to Twitter, Now X, with Georgia Mugshot
Donald Trump returns to social media platform X, sharing a mugshot and claiming election interference. He surrenders to authorities in Fulton County, facing multiple felony charges related to overturning the 2020 election.
#sports
Forbes: Novak Djokovic, Iga Swiatek Are Betting Favorites For The U.S. Open
Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek are the favorites to win the U.S. Open. Djokovic seeks his 24th Grand Slam title and revenge against Carlos Alcaraz, while Swiatek aims to defend her title. Both face strong competition, but are considered the top contenders.
Field & Stream: Bird Dog Breeds: Which Is Right for You?
Choose a bird dog breed based on your needs and hunting preferences. English Setters are good for traditionalists who want a family dog. German Shorthaired Pointers are great for practical hunters who want results. Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are tough dogs for waterfowl hunters. British Labrador Retrievers are versatile bird dogs for duck and pheasant hunters. Deutsch Drathaars are perfect for hunters who want a dog that can do it all. English Cocker Spaniels are suitable for apartment dwellers who want a compact hunting dog.
Fox News: Bray Wyatt death leads to tributes around pro wrestling world
WWE superstar Bray Wyatt, real name Windham Rotunda, died at 36. Tributes poured in for Rotunda, with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson expressing his sadness. Wyatt had been with WWE since 2009, except for a brief release in 2021 and 2022.
Fox News: NFL has done a much better job at educating players on gambling policies, according to athletes
Two NFL players, Detroit wide receiver Jameson Williams and Tennessee right tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere, have been suspended for six games for gambling at work. Other players have also been suspended for gambling-related offenses, sparking a conversation about the integrity of the game and leading to increased education on betting rules for players. Despite the challenges posed by legalized sports betting in certain states, the NFL and NFLPA are working to clarify the rules and deter players from engaging in gambling activities.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Ranger Encourages Destroying Rock Cairns
Yosemite National Park shares a video of a ranger knocking over a rock cairn, stating that they violate Leave No Trace ethics. While some cairns serve important purposes like trail markers, memorials, and religious symbols, others are created for artistic expression and can have negative environmental impacts. Yosemite encourages visitors to knock over cairns, but caution is advised.
#technology
Forbes: Amazon’s First ‘Fallout’ Show Art Is AI Generated
The new Amazon Fallout series promotional art appears to be AI-generated, with strange anomalies like a car facing the wrong way and buildings with no windows. The artwork has sparked controversy among artists, as AI is replacing human artists in major projects.
#other
Gataway Couple: Who Owns Marathon Coach?
Marathon Coach is the world's largest luxury bus conversion business, specializing in custom-built motorhomes. Owned by the Schoellhorn family since 1992, they take commercial bus shells and transform them into luxurious and one-of-a-kind motor coaches. With features like custom bunk beds, dimmable lighting, and a smart house control system, Marathon Coaches offer a high level of comfort and quality. Their coaches are built on the Prevost chassis, known for their durability and responsiveness. Customers praise Marathon Coach for their attention to detail and customer service.
Fox News: Major freight railroads debate joining government safety hotline due to concerns regarding discipline
Freight railroads and unions are in disagreement over the discipline of workers who report safety concerns using a government hotline. The railroads argue that workers should be disciplined if they report safety violations that the employer already knows about, while unions believe that this undermines the purpose of the hotline. The railroads have resisted joining the program for years, but unions and workplace safety experts argue that such hotlines are crucial in an industry where workers fear retribution for reporting safety violations.