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#society
GB News: Accounts worker sues employer over race discrimination after not receiving a birthday card
A woman, Benabel Marston, sued her employer, Hilton Hotel at Gatwick, for race discrimination after her birthday was not celebrated, alleging that it was due to her race. However, a tribunal found her claims unsubstantiated, ruling that a team decision had been made to stop birthday celebrations for all employees.
The tribunal deemed Marston an "unreliable witness," noting that her narrative changed and there was no evidence linking the decision to her race. Her other claims for race discrimination and victimization were also dismissed.
Breitbart: Chinese Police Beat Parents with Batons for Protesting School Bullying
Protests erupted in Jiangyou, China, after a video showing the brutal bullying of a 14-year-old girl went viral. Parents expressed outrage over the lenient punishments given to the bullies, who received minimal consequences for their actions. The incident has reignited concerns about school bullying in China.
Authorities responded to the protests with force, using batons and electric prods against demonstrators. Despite attempts to censor the incident and related footage, public anger continues to grow, fueled by rumors of political connections protecting the bullies.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump chooses top economic aide for vacant Fed seat
President Trump appointed Dr. Stephen Miran, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors, to fill a recently vacated seat on the Federal Reserve Board, aiming to increase his influence over the central bank. Miran will serve until January 31, 2026, following the resignation of Adriana Kugler.
Miran, who holds a PhD in economics from Harvard, has supported tariffs and a weaker dollar to enhance U.S. export competitiveness. Trump praised Miran's expertise and expressed confidence in his performance in the new role.
#military
Breitbart: China Adds ‘Robot Wolves’ to Military Exercises
China's military has introduced "robot wolves," advanced drones designed for coordinated combat and capable of carrying out precision strikes. These devices, controlled by a "pack leader," utilize swarm tactics similar to those seen in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, enhancing their resistance to electronic warfare.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Army is also developing armed robotic dogs, exploring various applications including reconnaissance and defense against aerial drones. Both nations are competing in the field of military robotics, with each showcasing their technological advancements.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Basement-Rated John Oliver Rips Jay Leno’s Advice To Be Funny, Not Partisan
John Oliver's show, "Last Week Tonight," is criticized for low ratings and lack of viral moments, with an audience of only 241,000. The commentary suggests Oliver's comedy lacks broad appeal and is more about aligning with a specific political agenda than entertaining a diverse audience.
In contrast, Jay Leno is praised for his ability to connect with a wide range of viewers, making humor accessible and enjoyable. The piece argues that Oliver's approach is more about lecturing than genuinely engaging with audiences, leading to a perception that he is out of touch with broader comedic sensibilities.
#education
Breitbart: Trump Issues Memo Requiring Universities to Submit Data on Admissions
President Trump signed a memorandum to enhance transparency in college admissions, mandating that institutions receiving federal funds provide detailed data on their admissions processes. This follows a Supreme Court ruling that race-based admissions violate civil rights.
The memo directs the Secretary of Education to improve data collection methods and ensure accuracy, requiring colleges to report admissions data disaggregated by race and sex. The aim is to verify that admissions practices are fair and merit-based, eliminating unlawful discrimination.
#crime
Fox News: Woman accused of treating thousands of patients as a fake nurse
A Palm Coast woman, Autumn Bardisa, was arrested for impersonating a nurse and providing medical care to over 4,400 patients without a valid nursing license. Authorities found she used another nurse's identity and submitted false documents to secure her position at AdventHealth.
Bardisa faces multiple felony charges, including practicing medicine without a license and identity fraud. The investigation, involving state and federal health agencies, revealed serious lapses in verification that allowed her to operate undetected for months, potentially endangering many lives.
#sports
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Warns WNBA that Rough Treatment of Caitlin Clark Could Provoke Trump to Act
Stephen A. Smith suggests that President Trump may use the recent criticism faced by WNBA player Caitlin Clark to connect with his base. Smith warns that if Trump decides to address the situation, it could pose challenges for the WNBA, especially if it resonates with audiences who feel Clark is being treated unfairly.
Despite the potential for Trump to engage in this sports debate, he has not yet commented, likely due to more pressing national issues. Smith notes that Clark's recent struggles and comments about privilege may influence Trump's decision to avoid the topic altogether.
Forbes: NFL Preseason Begins: Here Are This Year’s Key Rule Changes
The NFL preseason began with three games, showcasing new rule changes approved by owners. Notable changes include the use of Sony’s Hawk-Eye for first down measurements, moving touchbacks to the 35-yard line, and expanded replay assist for certain penalties.
Additionally, onside kicks can now occur at any point if the kicking team is trailing, and upcoming regular season overtime rules will ensure both teams have a possession in the 10-minute period. These changes aim to enhance player safety and game excitement.