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9 Aug 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: Ohio Voters Killed Issue 1 – Is That a Win for Abortion?
Ohio voters reject a Republican attempt to amend the state constitution to require a supermajority vote for future changes. This would have made it difficult for abortion advocates to protect the right to abort.
Liberty Nation: Yes, Virginia, Glenn Youngkin Could Beat Joe Biden
Glenn Youngkin, governor of Virginia, is seen as a rising star in conservative politics. He may run for president in 2024 if former President Donald Trump's legal troubles prevent him from running. Youngkin is viewed favorably and has strong support in Virginia. He is waiting for the right moment to make his move and challenge Trump for the Republican nomination.
National Review: The Corner: Ohio Pro-Lifers Still Have a Path to Win in November
The defeat of Issue 1 in Ohio's election is a setback for pro-lifers and conservatives, as it would have made it more difficult for supporters of legal abortion to pass an abortion-rights amendment in November. However, recent history shows that support for such propositions tends to decrease as Election Day approaches. Despite the loss, there is still a pathway to victory for pro-lifers in November, but it will require considerable effort from pro-lifers both in Ohio and across the country.
Forbes: Steel Tariffs And Jobs: You Have To Look At The Whole Supply Chain
A trade dispute over tinplated steel products opens up a can of worms. Domestic steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs seeks duties on imported tinplate to protect domestic jobs, while can manufacturers and food processors argue that raising the cost of tinplate will make canned food more expensive and hurt their competitiveness. This issue reflects the larger challenge of businesses coping with high domestic costs against foreign competition.
The Independent Can Company, a domestic can manufacturer, faces challenges due to high tinplate prices in the U.S. compared to the rest of the world. Tinplate comprises a significant portion of the total cost of manufacturing cans, making it difficult for domestic manufacturers to compete. The anti-dumping filing by Cleveland-Cliffs and the United Steelworkers further complicates the situation, as it focuses on one step in the supply chain rather than the larger picture.
#society
Fox News: Fire brakes out in French holiday home for people with intellectual disabilities, 11 reported missing
A fire breaks out at a holiday home for people with disabilities in eastern France. Eleven people are missing, while 17 others have been evacuated. Authorities are still conducting rescue operations.
#culture
Forbes: 7 Sophisticated Sauvignon Blancs From Napa And Sonoma
Sophisticated Sauvignon Blanc wines from Napa and Sonoma are gaining popularity in the U.S. market. These wines offer a clean and zippy taste, with notes of grapefruit, passion fruit, and gooseberry. While the average selling price for sauvignon blanc is around $12 to $18 per bottle, there are luxurious options available that can be enjoyed with gourmet meals or for special occasions. These wines come from special vineyards, may have been aged in oak barrels, and are age-worthy. Some notable sauvignon blancs from Napa and Sonoma include Accendo Cellars, Aperture, Dry Creek Vineyards, Flora Springs, Joseph Phelps, Stonestreet, and Valette.
#crime
Fox News: Former USA snowboarding coach suspended 10 years sexual misconduct
The U.S. Center for SafeSport has suspended former Team USA snowboard coach Peter Foley for 10 years for sexual misconduct, pending appeal. Foley had previously been dismissed from U.S. Ski & Snowboarding in 2022. Three former members of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard team are suing their former coach, the national federation, and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee for sex trafficking and harassment, alleging that they conspired and acted together to enable and cover up acts of sexual assault and misconduct.
#sports
Fox News: Robert Saleh's crazy analogy in inspiring speech has Jets fired up in 'Hard Knocks' premiere
HBO's "Hard Knocks" debuted with the New York Jets as the featured NFL team. The series opened with Joe Namath winning Super Bowl III, then transitioned to the present Jets, quarterbacked by Aaron Rodgers. Head coach Robert Saleh delivered an inspiring speech, comparing the team to an eagle and emphasizing the need for constant improvement.
#outdoors
RV Lifestyle: RV Trip Planning Tips from the Pros
In this episode of the RV Podcast, the hosts discuss RV trip planning tips and travel advice from experienced RVers. They also mention a new RV land development in Tennessee and the most dangerous national parks. The podcast covers various topics related to RVing, including hot weather camping tips and RV industry news.
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Forbes: 12 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’
Baldur's Gate 3 is a highly addictive game with various character classes and races. Save frequently, group and ungroup characters, and explore the starting area thoroughly. Mix up your party and talk to everyone for quests and treasures. Take advantage of short and long rests, and don't be afraid to take risks. Use tips and shortcuts like holding ALT and SHIFT, increasing rows in the UI, and organizing inventory. Disable the Larian launcher to avoid unnecessary interruptions. Overall, a must-play game in 2023.
The Federalist: Pro-Lifers Appeal New York Sidewalk Counseling Ban To SCOTUS
Debra Vitagliano, a Catholic occupational therapist, is petitioning the Supreme Court to declare that a county ordinance in Westchester violates the First Amendment. The ordinance prohibits counseling or education about abortion within 8 feet of a person within 100 feet of an abortion facility. Vitagliano wants to engage in sidewalk counseling but could face criminal charges for speaking to women about alternatives to abortion. The ordinance is similar to a law upheld by the Supreme Court in 2000. Vitagliano's case could have implications for free speech near abortion facilities.