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#politics
Fox News: This crucial southern battleground remains ‘deeply polarized and divided’
In a political showdown, Republican super majorities in North Carolina override vetoes from the Democratic governor, passing bills that ban gender-affirming care for minors, limit gender identity teaching in schools, and ban transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports. Democrats have historically dominated federal elections in the state, but Republicans capitalized on conservative concerns over civil rights legislation in the 1960s. While recent presidential contests have been close, Democrats have consistently won gubernatorial and other statewide executive offices. The upcoming presidential and gubernatorial races are expected to be fiercely contested, with the state's 16 electoral votes at stake. The battle over congressional district lines further adds to the uncertainty.
Newsbusters: Media Spare Biden Bad Press Over Maui Blunders; Savaged Bush in ’05
President Biden faced criticism for his delayed response to the devastating fire on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Despite the high death toll and destruction, Biden initially had "no comment" and only visited the island two weeks later. The media, however, downplayed these blunders and instead praised Biden's compassion and empathy, in stark contrast to the attacks on former President George W. Bush during Hurricane Katrina.
#society
PJ Media: Lessons From Oliver Anthony
Oliver Anthony's song "Rich Men North of Richmond" has gained popularity, especially among conservatives, due to its themes of supporting working-class individuals. Anthony clarifies that the song is not solely about Joe Biden, but rather critiques the entire political system. It is important to appreciate the music without turning Anthony into a political figure.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian authorities force Ukrainians to return to frontline areas of Zaporizhzhia Oblast – Ukraine’s National Resistance Center
Russian authorities in Zaporizhzhia Oblast are forcing Ukrainians to return to frontline areas, using them as "human shields." They are reopening schools near the frontline, claiming it's for additional security but actually using the buildings for military purposes.
#economy
Forbes: Will China’s Electric Vehicle Dominance End?
China's dominance in the global EV market is threatened by deflationary economic woes and competition from other countries. China, India, and Australia are facing obstacles in their EV ambitions, with issues ranging from tariffs to concerns over Chinese investment. Europe, on the other hand, seems less inclined to challenge China's EV dominance. The question remains whether EU members can balance their dependency on China while maintaining geopolitical independence.
#health
Fox News: Flu shot recommendations from the CDC: 'Vaccination should continue throughout the season'
The CDC recommends that everyone over six months old get a flu shot, with some children needing two shots. Different flu shots are available depending on age. People with egg allergies can now receive most flu shots. The CDC also advises on alternative methods for those afraid of needles.
#crime
PJ Media: Chicago Sues Kia and Hyundai Because Their Cars Are Too Easy to Steal
Chicago is facing a surge of car thefts due to a security vulnerability in Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Videos showcasing how to exploit this vulnerability went viral, resulting in an increase in car thefts. Chicago and other cities are suing the automakers for negligence in not installing theft prevention technology in their vehicles. While Kia and Hyundai are offering fixes and updates, the cities argue that the impact of car thefts on low- and middle-income workers is destabilizing.
The Blaze: Alabama could be the first state to execute a prisoner by forcing him to inhale only nitrogen
Alabama seeks to execute death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith using nitrogen hypoxia, a method that has never been used before. This has sparked controversy and legal battles over the constitutionality and ethics of this new execution method.
Fox News: Multiple victims shot, active shooting situation in Boston: police
Multiple victims were injured in a shooting incident in a Boston neighborhood. Seven victims were shot but have non-life threatening injuries. Firearms have been recovered, and arrests have been made.
#sports
Fox News: Justin Allgaier edges Sheldon Creed by 0.005 seconds to win Xfinity Series race at Daytona
Justin Allgaier and Sheldon Creed had a nail-biting finish in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Daytona, with Allgaier winning by just 0.005 seconds. Allgaier expressed his relief and joy at finally achieving victory at Daytona after coming close before. This win marks Allgaier's second of the season and he's poised to make an impact in the Xfinity Series playoffs.
Forbes: ‘Not Going To Talk About The GOAT’: World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz On Michael Jordan & The NBA
World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz, the reigning U.S. Open and Wimbledon champion, is becoming an NBA fan and expressed admiration for Michael Jordan. He also developed a close relationship with Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler, who supports him in tournaments. Alcaraz is focused on defending his U.S. Open title and not letting the pressure affect his performance.
#other
Fox News: Tim McGraw, Faith Hill’s date nights include ‘80s music and ‘candles all over’
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are enjoying frequent date nights now that they are empty-nesters. They like to cook dinner at home, light candles, and listen to '80s music. McGraw also shared that he played trivia with his daughter and her friends, and joked that his wife won. McGraw credits Hill for saving his life and career, and they have been married for 27 years.
Forbes: Two Of Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ Singles Have Become Billboard Top 40 Hits Again
Taylor Swift's older songs "Style" and "Blank Space" from her 1989 album have made a comeback on the Canadian Hot 100 chart, reaching positions within the coveted top 40. Despite being eight years old, "Style" jumped to No. 34, while "Blank Space" rose to No. 38. This resurgence is attributed to fans revisiting the album ahead of the re-recorded and re-released version of 1989.