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#politics
Daily Wire: Weekend Media Wrap, Vol. 6: What You Missed If You Weren’t Glued To The Sunday Shows
On Sunday morning, various news outlets hosted elected officials and insiders to discuss policies and promote their campaigns. ABC News discussed the potential effects of indictments on former President Trump, while CBS News analyzed the death of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash. CNN focused on Governor J.B. Pritzker touting Illinois as a destination for abortion access, and NBC News debated the viability of third-party candidates. Fox News examined the fight to have a third-party candidate on all 50 state ballots, and MSNBC's Jen Psaki addressed misleading claims about late-term abortions and the possibility of Trump going to jail.
Newsbusters: After Shooting, CNN Anchor Cues NAACP Smear: DeSantis 'Waged War on Black America'
In the wake of racially motivated murders in Jacksonville, Florida, CNN host Fredricka Whitfield allowed guests to blame Governor Ron DeSantis, accusing him of waging a war on black America. The guests questioned how many lives must be lost before DeSantis prioritizes the safety of people over politics. CNN contributor Van Jones joined later and cautioned against dismissing concerns of racial injustice, highlighting DeSantis' opposition to teaching black history. The focus was on the need to address rising hatred and violence towards specific groups.
#society
Breitbart: France Bans Islamic Dress in Schools Citing Breach of Secular Laws
France has banned Muslim women from wearing the Islamic abaya in schools in an effort to enforce its secular laws in education. The debate on Islamic symbols has intensified since a teacher was beheaded in 2020 for showing students caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. The ban on abayas follows previous bans on the Islamic headscarf and full face veils in France.
Red State: Moore to the Point - Beware the Bubble
The narrator reflects on the dangers of living in a bubble and only interacting with like-minded individuals, acknowledging that even they can fall prey to this mindset. They mention their right-leaning views and their willingness to vote for Donald Trump if he becomes the nominee, but still hope for a different candidate. The narrator emphasizes the importance of exposing oneself to different perspectives to avoid being blindsided by unexpected outcomes.
#economy
Forbes: Madison Reed, America’s Best Loved Hair Color Brand, Expands Into Walmart
Madison Reed, a hair care brand, has expanded its presence by partnering with Walmart. This move allows the brand to reach a wider customer base and make high-quality hair care products more accessible to everyone. The partnership is a strategic decision considering Walmart's demographic and its commitment to offering innovative and on-trend products. This expansion comes at a time when consumers are looking for value and convenience in their hair care options.
#military
Fox News: New Hampshire National Guard officer expected to be charged with assault, sexual harassment
New Hampshire National Guard officer faces court-martial for assault and sexual harassment. The investigation concluded in May and Lt. Col. Mark Patterson is expected to be charged with multiple offenses.
#culture
Fox News: US female workers at Antarctica research base allege sexual abuse ran rampant at station
Women working at the McMurdo station in Antarctica face high rates of sexual harassment and assault, according to a report by the National Science Foundation. The report found that 59% of women experienced harassment or assault while on the ice, and many claims were minimized by employers. In one case, a woman who reported assault was fired, while in another, a woman who reported groping had to continue working with her assailant. The toxic culture and isolation of the station allow these issues to persist.
Fox News: WATCH: Supreme Court justice seen trading friendship bracelets at Taylor Swift concert in Mexico City
Mexico's Supreme Court Justice Arturo Zaldívar, a self-proclaimed "Swiftie," was seen exchanging friendship bracelets with fellow Taylor Swift fans at her concert in Mexico City. Zaldívar wore a customized jacket with "Swiftie" on the back, showing his support for the singer. The economic impact of Swift's international "Eras Tour" is projected to be staggering, with experts estimating $2.2 billion in North American ticket sales alone.
#history
Fox News: Long-forgotten West Point time capsule from the 1820s to be opened Monday
A time capsule from the late 1820s, possibly involving Robert E. Lee, was found at West Point. The small lead box will be opened in a livestreamed event.
#crime
Breitbart: WATCH: Mass Youth Brawls Hit California Malls
Massive brawls erupted at malls in California, with one in Torrance and another in Emeryville. In Torrance, a large crowd of juveniles fought with possible gunfire, drawing a massive crowd of onlookers. In Emeryville, fights broke out among 200 to 250 young people, resulting in a stabbing and a gun being fired. These incidents are part of a series of flash mobs causing chaos in retail areas in California.
#sports
Forbes: 1 Ladakh FC: Raising Climate Change Awareness In India Above 11,000 ft
The Himalayan region of Ladakh is experiencing the effects of climate change, including increased rainfall and flooding, temperature fluctuation, and alterations in biodiversity. 1 Ladakh FC, the region's first professional football club, is using the sport to raise climate awareness and aims to become the greenest club in the subcontinent. They have partnered with Hummel for a climate-friendly jersey and are organizing the first-ever Climate Cup, an environmentally friendly football tournament. The event has received support from the local government and sponsors like Powergrid. The club plans to continue using football for social and environmental justice, expanding the tournament and playing against other climate-focused clubs in the future. The message of climate change mitigation and environmental sustainability remains their priority.
Breitbart: AEW Star CM Punk Holds 'Trans Rights Are Human Rights' Sign at Wembley Stadium
AEW star CM Punk, bloodied from a match, posed with a sign supporting trans rights. He has previously engaged in political messaging and criticized those opposing abortion rights. Punk also had a backstage altercation with Jack Perry over the use of real glass in a promotional spot.
Forbes: AMOS 2023 Women’s French Cup Kicks Off Today Ahead Of New Club Season
The AMOS Women's French Cup is a prestigious pre-season football tournament featuring four legendary clubs: Paris Saint Germain, Atlético de Madrid, AC Milan, and Liverpool FC. It aims to promote women's football and has gained international attention with millions of viewers worldwide. This year's tournament will be held in Toulouse, France, and is set to showcase some of the greatest players in the world.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Don’t Shoot Sitting Ducks: How Wing-Shooting Entered Waterfowling
History of waterfowl hunting dates back to ancient times, depicted in cave paintings and ancient Egyptian tombs. Wing-shooting, shooting ducks and geese on the wing, became popular in North America with the use of decoys. The transition from shooting sitting ducks to wing-shooting occurred with the introduction of flintlock shotguns. Shooting ducks on the water is a controversial practice that is legal but frowned upon. Some argue that shooting sitting ducks is more ethical from a sustenance point of view. The ethics of shooting ducks on the water contrasts with the ethics of shooting turkeys on the wing. It may be time to reconsider some sportsmanship practices in hunting.
Boating Magazine: 2023 Four Winns H2e Boat Test, Pricing, Specs | Boating Mag
A test of the Four Winns H2e boat reveals its stable ride and efficient torque provided by the Vision Marine Technologies 180e electric outboard. The boat reaches speeds of 21 mph and offers a run time of about one hour and 20 minutes. With twin batteries and a control-and-charging system, range anxiety is not a concern. The electric version of the H2e offers luxury features and a quiet ride, but comes with a high price tag compared to its gas-powered counterpart.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Viral Video Shows Scary Self-Driving Shuttle EV Crash Days After Initial Launch
A self-driving electric shuttle in Orlando got into an accident just days after its launch. The collision involved the SWAN vehicle and a municipal bus, with no injuries reported. Americans are generally wary of sharing the road with autonomous vehicles.
#other
Forbes: Miley Cyrus And Selena Gomez Are Battling For Chart Supremacy
Pop stars Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez released new singles, sparking a friendly competition for chart success. Cyrus's "Used To Be Young" is a reflective tune, while Gomez's "Single Soon" embraces a joyful anticipation. Both artists have had recent successes and are eagerly awaiting their chart performance. The initial positions on the Billboard charts will provide insights into their impact, but the rivalry between the two deserves recognition and applause.