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#politics
Breitbart: Conway: Trump 'Endorses,' 'Encourages,' Violence with Apocalyptic Rhetoric
In an interview on MSNBC's "The ReidOut," George Conway criticized former President Donald Trump for endorsing and encouraging violence through his rhetoric. Conway pointed to the recent case of an armed man in Utah making violent threats against President Joe Biden and being killed by FBI agents, highlighting the danger of individuals acting on such rhetoric. He argued that Trump's apocalyptic language and encouragement of fighting for the country empowers those who feel marginalized and isolated, posing a significant risk.
#society
Flag And Cross: Family of 'Lil Tay' Announces Sudden Death of 14-Year-Old Influencer
14-year-old Lil Tay, a Canadian influencer, has unexpectedly died along with her brother. The circumstances surrounding their deaths are still under investigation. Lil Tay gained fame at a young age for flaunting wealth on social media, but disappeared from the public eye in recent years.
#economy
Forbes: New Record For Disney+: Sheds 11.7 Million Subscribers; Password Crackdown Coming
Disney+ saw a significant decline in subscribers, with a loss of 11.7 million. The drop was mainly due to the loss of rights to the Indian Premier League, resulting in a drop of subscribers in India. However, overall streaming losses have narrowed, thanks to strategies implemented by CEO Bob Iger, including job reductions and increased prices in certain countries. Disney+ also plans to crack down on password sharing, which is impacting subscriptions.
#crime
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Mexico Investigating Current, Former Border State Cops for Arms Trafficking
Authorities in Tamaulipas are investigating police officers involved in the underground weapons trade and links to drug cartels. One case involves a man who threatened his wife with a rifle, revealing an underground weapons store run by police officers. In a separate case, a former officer was caught carrying four rifles believed to be used by cartel members. Both cases highlight the corruption within the police force.
#sports
Forbes: PGA Head Admits Mistakes In LIV Golf Deal Rollout—But Calls Merger With Saudi-Backed Tour ‘The Right Move’
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan admitted to making mistakes during the lead-up to the controversial merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf. However, he argued that it was still the right move for the PGA Tour. Monahan apologized for the misinformation and the effect it had on the players. He took a medical leave due to the anxiety caused by the pressure and reactions related to the merger. The preliminary agreement between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, which has faced scrutiny for its abrupt rollout and political links, is yet to be finalized. Monahan hopes that a deal can be reached.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Penn Bets on Disney’s ESPN While Portnoy Walks Away with All His Chips
Barstool Sports co-founder Dave Portnoy regains control of the company from Penn Entertainment for free, but with some undisclosed restrictions. While Penn is entitled to half the proceeds from any future sale of Barstool, Portnoy claims he will never sell. Additionally, Penn strikes an exclusive online sports betting deal with ESPN, rebranding the Barstool Sportsbook as "ESPN Bet" in exchange for $150 million annually. This deal provides ESPN with a guaranteed revenue stream and potential market share from its competitors, while boosting Penn's stock by 10% and causing competitor stocks to drop.