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#politics
Fox News: Communist revolutionaries burn American flags outside Jason Aldean concert, claiming 'America was never great'
Communist revolutionaries burned American flags outside a Jason Aldean concert in Chicago to raise awareness for their cause. The protesters belong to the Revolutionary Communist Party (RevCom) and believe in creating a Marxist revolution in America. They were later declared an unlawful assembly by the police.
#society
Red State: Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Rattles Recipients of Minority Contracting Grift
The US Supreme Court rules against using racial discrimination in college admissions, impacting programs like the Small Business Administration's 8(a) program. The 8(a) program aimed to support minority business owners, but allegations of favoritism and misrepresentation arose. Trump-appointed Federal judge rules the program unconstitutional, leaving the SBA to find new ways to promote economic and social disadvantage without using race. The decision comes amid a broader attack on diversity initiatives.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Haley slams 'embarrassing' Biden admin trips to China, says adversary has killed more Americans than 3 wars
Nikki Haley criticizes President Biden for sending cabinet members to China, arguing it is embarrassing and that China has been preparing for war with the US. Haley highlights China's involvement in the fentanyl crisis, hacking of government officials' emails, and theft of intellectual property. She calls for a stronger approach, including stopping Chinese purchases of US soil and ending trade relations until fentanyl-related deaths cease. She also emphasizes the need to strengthen the US military due to China's naval fleet.
#religion
The Blaze: Vatican calls for investigation into Catholic clerics linked to sexual abuse in Switzerland
The Vatican is calling for an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse and cover-ups by high-ranking Catholic clergy members in Switzerland. The majority of the accused clergy are accused of covering up abuse cases, while some are accused of committing sexual abuse themselves. Swiss Bishop Joseph Bonnemain has been appointed to lead the preliminary investigation.
#health
Fox News: Want a more accurate blood pressure reading? Try lying down when it's taken, new study suggests
New research presented at the AHA's Hypertension Scientific Sessions 2023 suggests that getting your blood pressure taken while lying down may provide a more accurate reading. The study found that among people with high blood pressure, those who were lying down had more accurate readings that better predicted future stroke, heart issues, and death compared to those who were sitting. This could help physicians better identify patients who need treatment.
#sports
Fox News: Luis Rubiales resigns as Spanish soccer president amid kiss controversy
Spanish soccer federation boss Luis Rubiales resigned following a federal complaint over a non-consensual kiss he planted on women's soccer player Jenni Hermoso during the Women's World Cup celebration. Rubiales announced his resignation on X, citing the rapid suspension by FIFA and other proceedings against him as reasons. He also stepped down as vice president of UEFA.
The Blaze: Super Bowl champ Tony Dungy schools ESPN on Christian tennis phenom Coco Gauff praying after winning first US Open
Tony Dungy corrects ESPN's mischaracterization of Coco Gauff's reaction after winning U.S. Open. Gauff, a devout Christian, dropped to her knees and prayed.