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30 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Trump trials will take him off the trail – here’s why it may not matter
A federal judge has set a trial date for Donald Trump's election-interference case, scheduled for March 4, which is one day before Super Tuesday when Republicans in 13 states, including California and Texas, will vote. Despite the trial, Trump is still favored to win the party's nomination, as the majority of Republicans believe the indictments are part of a partisan vendetta.
Foreign Policy: Peace With Israel Means War With Iran
Policymakers in Washington and the Middle East are discussing the possibility of Saudi Arabia normalizing ties with Israel. However, this move could jeopardize Saudi Arabia's recent diplomatic accord with Iran, as Iran and Israel have a long history of conflict. If Saudi Arabia embraces Israel, Iran is likely to aggressively challenge the kingdom's legitimacy and security. The stakes for Saudi Arabia are higher due to its role in the Muslim world and the religious significance of Jerusalem. The United States is hesitant to accept Saudi Arabia's demand for a defense pact due to potential security threats from Iran.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Mayor Adams to Honor 22nd Anniversary of 9/11 by Unleashing Mosque Loudspeakers Across NYC
Mayor Eric Adams of NYC launches NYPD initiative to support and facilitate Islamic call to prayer without a permit. Complaints arise about the loudness of mosques and the imposition on non-Muslim residents. A similar situation is seen in Indonesia, where criticizing the call to prayer can lead to accusations of blasphemy. The fear is that this trend will continue in America.
Fox News: Climate protesters ridiculed as tribal police plow through Burning Man demonstration: 'Bless those Rangers'
Climate protesters in Nevada blocking traffic were arrested by tribal police who broke through the barricades. The arrests were applauded by the "Outnumbered" panel who argue that these activists do not truly care about the environment. A video captured the chaotic moments as tribal police dispersed the protesters at gunpoint, causing a massive traffic jam.
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Front Page Magazine: After Betraying September 11 Families, Biden to Skip 9/11 Memorials
Thousands of 9/11 families plead with Biden not to negotiate with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, but he disregards their concerns. Instead of attending official memorials, Biden plans to mark the anniversary in Alaska and Vietnam. He prioritizes his foreign tour schedule over honoring the victims and families affected by 9/11.
#economy
Foreign Policy: Germany Is Hopelessly Addicted to Cash
In Germany, cash remains king despite the global trend towards cashless payments. Germans value privacy, mistrust big tech, and have a cultural desire for control, leading to their preference for cash. This cultural attachment and behavioral factors stem from the country's history of hyperinflation, currency devaluation, and division. Cash is seen as safe, promotes self-control, and is widely accepted by a range of consumers. However, excessive use of cash has downsides, including reduced monetary policy options and potential support for the shadow economy. While a digital euro is being explored, cash is unlikely to lose its appeal and will continue to play a significant role in the German economy.
#culture
The Federalist: How Embracing DEI Is Causing Classical Music To DIE
The decline of classical music interest continues as arts organizations try to attract larger and younger audiences by embracing woke programming and ideology. However, Opera Philadelphia's recent failure and budget cuts prove this strategy ineffective in creating new audiences or securing funding. Other arts companies, like the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Metropolitan Opera, are also struggling due to their emphasis on progressive cant and an abandonment of traditional repertoire. The embrace of the DEI agenda is hastening the demise of classical music, sacrificing excellence and alienating the remaining core audience.
#sports
Forbes: Analyzing The San Francisco 49ers’ Initial 53-Man Roster
The San Francisco 49ers have finalized their 53-man roster for the 2023 season, with quarterback Trey Lance being traded to the Dallas Cowboys. Wide receivers Danny Gray and Ray-Ray McCloud will be out due to injury, while tight end Cameron Latu and several other players have been placed on injured reserve. Veteran kicker Zane Gonzalez, cornerback A.J. Parker, safety Travis Hawkins, and Nick Bosa will also not be on the initial 53-man roster.