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#politics
Liberty Nation: Mitt Romney All-In Against Trump
Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) calls for candidates to quit early to support an anti-Trump coalition. Will it sway the course of the election?
#society
American Thinker: Brave University of Chicago student speaks out against the leftist war on whites
An anti-white racial inquisition is poisoning America's universities. Left-leaning professors outnumber conservatives, and a course titled "The Problem of Whiteness" at the University of Chicago sparked controversy. One student, Daniel Schmidt, called out the course as racist, facing backlash and accusations of cyberbullying. Despite attempts to expel him, U-Chicago stood by Schmidt, igniting debates on free speech and the limits of academic diversity.
#economy
Forbes: The Texas Tycoon Making A New Fortune Selling Sand To Frackers
Bud Brigham, a former oil executive, is now making millions in the sand business by supplying sand to oil fracking operations in the Permian Basin. His company, Atlas Energy Solutions, is the largest sand supplier in the area and plans to build a 42-mile electric sand conveyor belt to cut transportation costs. However, his operations face challenges due to the possible listing of the dunes sagebrush lizard as an endangered species, which could restrict drilling and mining activities.
Flag And Cross: Nintendo Q1 Revenue Surges 50% On Zelda And Mario Success
Nintendo Company Ltd's first-quarter revenue and profit surged due to the success of "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" and "The Super Mario Bros. Movie." Sales increased by 50% YoY to 461.3 billion yen ($3.2 billion), while net profit grew 52.1% to 181 billion yen ($1.2 billion).
Flag And Cross: Australia's ASIC Takes Legal Action Against Etoro Over Breach Of Obligations
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is taking legal action against online investment platform eToro. ASIC claims that eToro's contract for difference (CFD) product failed to meet design and distribution obligations and violated its license obligations. The regulator argues that eToro's target market and screening test for retail clients were inadequate, resulting in clients being exposed to a high-risk product that did not align with their investment objectives. ASIC is seeking declarations and monetary penalties from the court.
#military
American Thinker: The ‘Warrior Caste’ and nepotism
The Secretary of the Army promotes a woke agenda that is driving traditionalist young men and women away from service. Legacy promotions and appointments to the military academy based on family connections need to stop. Generals beget generals, and nepotism needs to be purged from the Army.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Reportedly Prepare This Offer To Sign Manchester City Star Bernardo Silva
FC Barcelona is preparing an offer to buy Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva. Despite financial constraints, Barcelona is determined to land the versatile player to strengthen their squad and defend their La Liga crown. There is a possibility that City might be interested in selling Silva due to his contract situation and strained relationships between Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
Flag And Cross: Tom Brady Joins Birmingham City As Minority Owner After NFL Retirement
Legendary quarterback Tom Brady announced his retirement from the NFL and revealed a minority investment in Birmingham City, an English soccer club. He will serve as Chairman of the Advisory Board, advising on various aspects of the team including sports science and marketing efforts. Birmingham City competes in the English Championship League and Brady's ownership stake could generate increased interest in the team.
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Ikeda Urges Japan To Maintain Impressive Form
Japan head coach Futoshi Ikeda urges his team to maintain their impressive form as they face Norway in the Women's World cup Round of 16. Japan finished top of Group C, winning all their games with 11 goals and no goals conceded. The team is confident but preparing for a difficult match.