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#politics
Fox News: Biden admin launches push to expand voter registration at citizenship ceremonies
The Biden administration has issued new guidance to allow expanded access to voter registration during naturalization ceremonies for new U.S. citizens. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will update its policy manual to provide voter registration services at each administrative naturalization ceremony. The move aims to increase voter registration among new citizens and has drawn concerns from Republicans.
Breitbart: Nicaraguan Dictator Bans Jesuits and Seizes All Their Assets
Nicaraguan dictator Daniel Ortega declares the Jesuit religious order illegal and seizes the Jesuit-run Central American University. The Jesuit order had become critical of Ortega's regime, leading to the confiscation of its assets and the expulsion of the Jesuit community from their residence.
Breitbart: Poll: Only 24% Believe Nation on Right Track After Four Trump Indictments
Less than a quarter of Americans believe Biden's America is heading in the right direction, as charges were brought against Trump in four cases. Independents and Republicans overwhelmingly view the nation as on the wrong track. The indictments against Trump are seen by him as election interference by Biden.
Flag And Cross: Rogan Defends Ramaswamy After The Atlantic Attempts 9/11 Hit Piece on GOP Candidate
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is accused of suggesting federal agents were involved in the 9/11 attacks and the Capitol incursion on January 6th. Joe Rogan defends Ramaswamy, claiming his comments were taken out of context. The Atlantic releases the interview audio confirming the accuracy of the quote, but Rogan and his guest Dave Smith insist Ramaswamy did nothing wrong. Ramaswamy criticizes the mainstream media for smearing his comments. Elon Musk criticizes The Atlantic for being a propaganda pusher.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: China’s 21st Century Empire Building
Author Robert Kaplan's book "The Loom of Time" argues that China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a modern form of empire building that aims to control the vast Eurasian-African landmass known as the World-Island. The BRI aims to link the Heartland of Central Asia to the Rimland, which includes East Asia, the Indian subcontinent, the Middle East, and Western Europe. Kaplan warns that if China succeeds, it will have the potential to dominate the World-Island and threaten global power dynamics.
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Human Events: ANTHONY WATSON: Catholic university DENIES request to host Matt Walsh, says views are ‘grossly offensive’
The University of San Diego denies request to host conservative commentator Matt Walsh due to his "grossly offensive" views. The decision sparks controversy as the university has previously invited speakers who advocate against Catholic values.
#crime
Breitbart: L.A. Mayor Bass: Lack of Consequences for Crime Isn't Causing Retail Theft, 'Things Like This Happen' if There's Profit
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass addressed the issue of retail theft in the city, stating that it is not related to a lack of consequences for crime. She mentioned that profits motivate these crimes and emphasized the need to address the online sales of stolen goods. Bass noted that the recent arrests made in connection with these crimes were significant felonies. She also clarified that the reforms being objected to are unrelated to these particular crimes.
#sports
Forbes: Major Drama Between Professional Pickleball Tours Picks Back Up
Major League Pickleball (MLP) and the Professional Pickleball Association (PPA) have split up, ending their truce/merger. MLP signed top players to multi-year contracts, causing a press-release competition and leaving PPA with a depleted roster. The collapse of the agreement was due to different visions for the sport's future, resulting in two competing tours and a diminished pro game. The fallout from this split is uncertain, impacting players, franchises, TV deals, and overall fan experience.
#technology
Breitbart: Lawsuit: AI Giants Are Training Chatbots Using Books Written by Authors Like Stephen King
Prominent authors, including Stephen King, are suing Facebook and other AI giants for allegedly using their copyrighted books to train advanced AI models. The debate centers around the ethical use of copyrighted materials and the transparency of AI development. The controversy highlights the reliance of AI systems on high-quality written content, with over 170,000 books, including those by Zadie Smith, Michael Pollan, and James Patterson, being used to train the AI models. The lawsuit raises concerns within the literary community and questions Facebook's stance on copyright infringement.
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Fox News: Drew Carey, Adam Sandler lead stars paying tribute to the late Bob Barker: 'American treasure'
Legendary entertainer Bob Barker, known for hosting "The Price is Right," has passed away at the age of 99. Celebrities from the entertainment industry and beyond are mourning his loss and remembering his contributions. Barker's advocacy for animal rights and his famous sign-off urging viewers to spay and neuter their pets have left a lasting impact.