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30 Aug 2023
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#politics
Front Page Magazine: ADL Joins Sharpton for Crown Heights Pogrom Anniversary
In 1991, racist mobs attacked Jews in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. In 2023, the ADL partnered with Al Sharpton, who was at the pogrom, for a March on Washington, ignoring the anniversary of the violence. The ADL prioritizes social justice over Jewish lives.
Red State: Desperate: Leftists Are Actually Going to Try Filing Lawsuits to Keep Trump off the Ballot
Democrats and anti-Trumpers want to use the 14th Amendment to disqualify Trump from running for president again. Secretaries of state are preparing for legal challenges to keep Trump off the 2024 ballot. Trump's alleged incitement of the riot is the basis for the lawsuits, but there is no evidence to support this claim.
Fox News: Ohio not in contention for Democrats in 2024, says veteran elections analyst
Election analyst Kyle Kondik suggests that despite some unpopular Republican policies in Ohio, Republican politicians are more popular than their Democrat opponents. Ohio's shift towards the GOP is part of a larger trend in states previously carried by Obama. Trump's realignment pulled in more white voters without college degrees into the Republican coalition. While some collar counties in the industrial north are being reclaimed by Democrats, many in Ohio are trending red. Democrats have collapsed in small towns and rural areas of Ohio. Non-college whites in Ohio became more Republican, while college whites remained more Republican than the national average, which is electorally advantageous for Republicans. A silver lining for Democrats is their success in rebuking Republican policy with Issue 1, which could provide a template for future Democratic victories. However, Ohio's defining role as a presidential bellwether has ended for now.
#society
Spectator USA: You seriously expect me to pick one favorite bar?
Driving through rural Wisconsin, the narrator notices that there seems to be a bar at every intersection. They stop at a bar-supper club for some local color and enjoy the atmosphere. The narrator then recalls another charming bar called the Moccasin Bar in Hayward that features unique taxidermy scenes. The second paragraph introduces the narrator as a ski journalist who has a fondness for bars. They mention a few favorite ski town bars and express their love for the solitude and inspiration they find at bars. The narrator shares their affinity for historical and literary associations and mentions visiting famous bars like Little Bohemia and the bar in the Commodore Hotel in St. Paul. They appreciate the privacy and solace that a good bar can provide.
Front Page Magazine: In Sadiq Khan’s London, Is Diversity Really Our Strength?
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has come under scrutiny for his excessive focus on diversity, spending millions on diversity bosses instead of important issues like transportation and safety. Khan's claim that "all great cities are targets for terrorists" is questionable, as cities without significant Muslim populations experience less terrorism. The diversity Khan champions has also led to an increase in terrorism and crime in London. The British people are starting to realize the negative consequences of unchecked diversity and are questioning its supposed benefits.
Red State: MSNBC Contributor Gives the Most Imbecilic Criticism of Ron DeSantis Over the Jacksonville Shooting
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing criticism for calling the racist murderer in Jacksonville a "scumbag" instead of addressing the larger issue of white supremacy and its role in fueling violence. Some believe that emphasizing the individual's actions undermines the widespread problem. However, DeSantis did acknowledge the racially motivated aspect of the shooting. Critics wanted him to adopt a narrative that portrays the entire nation as irredeemably racist. In reality, the shooter's actions were abhorrent, and focusing on political disagreements ignores the need for practical solutions to prevent such atrocities.
The Blaze: California state lawmaker claims school district's gender-identity parental notification policy is a Christian nationalist power grab
California lawmaker Corey Jackson supports a legal challenge against a school district's policy requiring parental notification when a student expresses a different gender identity. Jackson believes the policy is part of a Christian nationalist movement seeking political power by attacking minority groups.
#war
Fox News: Biden administration shells out additional $250M weapons package for Ukraine
The Biden administration plans to send $250 million in weapons and ammunition to Ukraine to support their counteroffensive. The package includes equipment to clear mines, rockets, artillery rounds, ambulances, medical gear, and spare parts.
#military
Fox News: Bodies of 3 Marines killed during in Australian Osprey crash pulled from site of crash
Three Marines, including a female pilot, were killed in a crash of an MV-22B Osprey in Australia. The Marines have been identified as Capt. Eleanor V. LeBeau, Cpl. Spencer R. Collart, and Maj. Tobin J. Lewis. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Theologian Gil Bailie's Reflections on René Girard
A theologian discusses the importance of religious longing in Western culture and his personal friendship with philosopher Rene Girard. He highlights Girard's core concept of mimetic attraction and proposes that personal sanctity is the way forward in the contemporary crisis of culture.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Life Lessons With Doctor Bob: Robert Spencer
Robert J. Shillman, aka "Doctor Bob," supports The David Horowitz Freedom Center. His podcast, Life Lessons with Doctor Bob, shares valuable lessons about success. In this interview, Robert Spencer and Dr. Bob discuss the lunacy of post-modern woke culture, media influence, and the erosion of rights.
#health
Forbes: How This Manufacturer Turned Big Pharma’s Commercialization Model Upside Down
Vlad Coric, CEO of Biohaven, challenged traditional Pharma methods to revolutionize neurologic treatment options. Despite skepticism and financial struggles, Coric found investors who shared his vision and launched Nurtec with innovative digital strategies. By combining new tactics and leveraging influencers, Biohaven expedited the process of getting their product to patients.
#crime
Fox News: San Francisco store clerk attacked by robber dies after beating put him in coma
A store clerk in San Francisco died after being beaten by a robber. Yowhannes Tewelde, 60, sustained a brain injury while trying to stop the thief. The suspect remains at large.
#sports
Forbes: Ranking The Green Bay Packers’ Roster From No. 1 Through 53
The Green Bay Packers embark on their 2023 season after trading away legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Now, it's Jordan Love's turn to lead the team. Love has shown poise and command throughout the preseason and is prepared for the challenge. The roster is filled with important players, including cornerback Jaire Alexander, outside linebacker Rashan Gary, and wide receiver Christian Watson.
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Daily Wire: Supermoon Could Intensify Hurricane Idalia’s Storm Surge
As Hurricane Idalia approaches Florida, the supermoon's close proximity to Earth will increase its gravitational pull, potentially intensifying the storm surge. The moon's higher tide combined with the surge could make tides higher than normal. It is advised for residents in the affected areas to seek refuge and stay away from the water.
Forbes: Sommeliers Predict Fall’s Top Wine Trends
Top sommeliers predict that in the fall, diners will stick to what they know and enjoy, such as Champagne, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Sauvignon Blanc. There is also a growing interest in exploring new French regions in the Loire Valley and Burgundy, as well as the rise in popularity of wine regions like Portugal's Douro Valley and Sicily. Oregon and Washington wines have emerged as new darlings, and Cabernet Sauvignon is a popular category, with Sonoma, Lodi, and Paso Robles becoming great discovery regions. Additionally, there is a trend of consumers choosing familiar grapes from non-traditional regions, and a shift towards classic method sparkling wines. Wines from the ancient world, like Armenia, Turkey, and Georgia, as well as amber wines, are gaining attention. The American wine industry is also flourishing, with Vermont focusing on biodynamic farming and natural winemaking.