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9 Aug 2023
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#politics
Newsbusters: Weather Channel Pushes Biden to be Further Left On Climate Change
President Biden granted an interview, where the interviewer pushed him on environmental issues. Biden criticized Texas for passing a law that stripped the ability to mandate water breaks for workers. He also discussed his administration's focus on environmental justice and the challenges in addressing climate change. Moreover, he mentioned the court rulings on drilling permits and emphasized the progress being made in alternative energy sources. He further discussed the responsibility of the U.S. to help migrants affected by extreme weather. Lastly, Biden declared climate change as an existential threat to humanity.
Red State: In Two Weeks, We Get the First GOP Debate. But, Should Trump Make an Appearance?
Two weeks from today, GOP candidates for the 2024 presidential race will debate. Trump's attendance is uncertain due to legal concerns. He could face more legal jeopardy if he says something incriminating on stage.
Fox News: What Ohio's vote on constitutional amendment means for Republicans on abortion in 2024
Ohio voters rejected a Republican-backed amendment that would have made it harder to pass constitutional amendments. This defeat is seen as a blow to the GOP's power in the state and a victory for abortion rights advocates. The outcome may signal challenges for Republicans in future elections.
#society
Newsbusters: Catholic Couple Banned in Mass. from Fostering Children Over Religious Beliefs
Catholic couple sues Massachusetts for being barred from foster care system due to their adherence to Catholic teachings. State requires affirmation of LGBTQIA identity as a reason for denial. Burkes believe all children should be loved and supported. They are being represented by Becket Law.
Washington Free Beacon: Target Sued By Investor Over Backlash to LGBTQ Merchandise
Conservative legal group sues Target for misleading investors on risk monitoring after LGBTQ backlash. Lawsuit part of broader battle against corporations on social issues. Target has not yet responded.
Red State: Watch: Transgender Person Proves Gender Fluidity Is Nothing More Than Self-Centered Nonsense
The transgender trend is driven by narcissism and insecurity, with many individuals using it as a mask for deeper issues. Transgender activists prey on the vulnerabilities of young adults, convincing them that their insecurity stems from being born in the wrong body. This cult-like manipulation leads to isolation, self-hatred, and potential mental and physical damage. The real danger lies in the high suicide rates among transgender individuals, highlighting the self-hatred at the core of this trend. .
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: Macron’s many failures in Africa
Nearly 100 senators from across France's political spectrum have sent a letter to President Emmanuel Macron, urging him to reconsider French strategy on the African continent. They highlighted the "failures and setbacks" of France's policy in Africa and warned of growing anti-French sentiment in countries like Ivory Coast and Senegal. Relations with North African countries, such as Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria, have also deteriorated. The senators accused Macron of withdrawing French influence from Africa, leaving a void that Russia, China, and the US are rushing to fill.
#crime
The Blaze: Wife reportedly sees man drive through her yard, exit car, force her husband to ground, and point gun at his head. So she grabs her own gun and ends threat permanently.
A man in southern Indiana was shot and killed by a woman after he forced her husband to the ground and pointed a gun at his head. The wife, witnessing the incident, grabbed her own gun and shot the man. It is unclear why he targeted her husband.
Forbes: DHS Says It Identified 311 New Child Sexual Exploitation Victims—After Forbes Reports AI Facial Recognition Push
Federal investigators have used facial recognition technology to identify over 300 victims of child sexual exploitation in recent weeks. The mission, called Operation Renewed Hope, has resulted in the rescue of several children and the reopening of investigations into year-old crimes. Authorities have not confirmed the specific tools used, but they have employed sophisticated investigative techniques and machine learning to track down abusers and their victims.
#sports
Forbes: Will Live Streaming Replace Regional Sports Networks?
Apple, Amazon, YouTube, and Disney are interested in streaming local NBA games this season, as regional sports networks struggle due to declining revenue from cord-cutting. DirecTV may also be interested. These streaming providers have already dabbled in streaming live sports. Disney's ESPN+ already streams live sporting events and Warner Bros. Discovery has exclusive negotiation rights for the NBA media rights agreement. RSNs have begun streaming local games, but streaming rights with teams still need to be negotiated. The NBA wants stability in their local game coverage. Diamond Sports is negotiating new contracts with Comcast and DirecTV, while AT&T SportsNet plans to shut down. The NHL is preparing for any circumstance regarding RSNs. Amazon, Apple, YouTube, and Disney lack the widespread distribution of broadcast television. Although there are premium sports events streamed exclusively, there is still progress to be made in the streaming of live sporting events.
Daily Wire: How Fighting For College Football Became The Biggest Battle Of My Career
In the summer of 2020, the fight for college football to be played was intense. Clay Travis, founder of Outkick, used his platform to advocate for the return of college sports, rallying support from governors and even President Donald Trump. Despite facing backlash from the sports media industry, Travis persevered and ultimately helped ensure that college football was played in the fall of 2020.
#technology
The Blaze: Robot security deployed to Cleveland shopping district with thermal cameras and license plate reader: 'Sam loves hugs and selfies!'
A security robot named Sam has been enlisted in the Cleveland district of Crocker Park for crime monitoring and emergency response. Sam, a 420-pound robot with 360-degree cameras and thermal imaging, can be contacted by citizens through an emergency response button to speak to a human monitoring its activity. The introduction of the robot did not result in the loss of any human jobs.
Flag And Cross: Elon Musk-Backed Brain Chip Company Neuralink Gets $280 Million In Funding
Elon Musk's company Neuralink has secured $280 million in funding, with plans to implant brain chips in humans to enhance mental capabilities. The funding round was led by Founders Fund, a venture capital firm co-founded by Peter Thiel, and will be used to further develop the technology. Musk has expressed his intention to personally use Neuralink when it becomes viable.
#other
Forbes: Britney Spears Missed The Hot 100 With Her New Single, Which Isn’t A Good Sign For Its Future
Britney Spears and Will.I.Am's highly anticipated collaboration, "Mind Your Business," failed to make a significant impact on the charts. The song missed the Hot 100, indicating that it may not become a hit. Despite their past successes, it seems unlikely that this collaboration will replicate their previous chart-topping achievements.
Daily Wire: Billy Porter Claims He Has To Sell His House Due To Hollywood Strike: ‘Already Starved Me Out’
Actor Billy Porter reveals that he is selling his house due to the ongoing Hollywood strike. He expresses frustration with the lack of work and the unequal compensation in the industry. Porter also criticizes Disney CEO Bob Iger for dismissing the union's demands.