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#politics
Red State: Biden Goes to Bat for McConnell After Health Scare, and the Reason Is Obvious
Sen. Mitch McConnell had a health scare, freezing up during a press conference. Calls for his retirement followed, but President Biden defended him, attributing it to McConnell's recovery from a concussion. However, doubts remain about McConnell's ability to lead and Biden's defense seems politically motivated. Meanwhile, comparisons between McConnell and Biden's health issues don't hold up, as Biden's cognitive decline is not related to an injury. Both McConnell and Biden's fitness for office are questioned.
The Blaze: Horowitz: DeSantis becomes first governor to reject major Green New Deal subsidies
Republican governors are faced with a choice - embrace the Green New Deal and its push for green energy or reject it and protect their states from a potential energy lockdown. While most governors eagerly accept federal funding for green initiatives, Governor Ron DeSantis stands alone in rejecting the grants and rebates, potentially derailing the entire agenda. Unfortunately, many Republican governors prioritize federal funding over the long-term consequences of transitioning to green energy.
Fox News: Conservatives tout new training program for Capitol Hill staff as 'game changer' for beating 'the swamp'
The Conservative Partnership Institute is launching a training program called the Conservative Partnership Academy for Capitol Hill and government staff. The program aims to equip staff with the skills needed to advance good policy and is receiving praise from top GOP lawmakers. The program will include trainings on House and Senate rules, as well as various issue areas.
The New American: COS: The Founders Did Not Fear a Runaway Convention - The New American
The recent blog post by Convention of the States (COS) argues that the federal government has exceeded its limits. However, the author fails to acknowledge historical evidence that the government has been overreaching for centuries, not just in the past 11 months. Furthermore, the claim that the Founders did not fear a runaway convention is incorrect. Many Founders, including James Madison, warned against another convention due to the dangers of ignoring predetermined limits and rewriting the Constitution. COS is ignoring this evidence in their pursuit of a convention that could potentially annihilate the Constitution.
#society
Forbes: Smaller Investors Breathe Life Into Affordable Housing
Many families find affordable housing solutions after it is rehabilitated by investors. Does it make sense to call investors "predators?"
National Review: The Corner: The New, Dumb Regulatory Crusade: Snack-Food Booze
Classic food brands are entering the alcohol sector, creating niche products that combine booze and snack foods. While some worry that this could lead to confusion and parents inadvertently serving alcohol to underage children, limiting access to these products is not necessary. The focus should be on addressing the underlying issues that contribute to underage drinking.
Breitbart: Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company Announces Layoffs as Audience Craters -- Leaders Embraced DEI, Trans Pronouns
Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company is experiencing plummeting ticket sales and layoffs, blaming high operating costs due to inflation and a slow post-pandemic economy. The theater embraced diversity and inclusion, adopting policies that support transgender and gender non-binary pronouns. They are laying off 12 percent of their staff and eliminating seven open positions.
The New American: The Lawyer on the Playground - The New American
A mom notices strict rules at a playground for 2- to 5-year-olds, including no loitering on the slide and strict guidelines for monkey bars and swings. She believes these rules may hinder children's decision-making abilities and contribute to mental health problems. The signs are likely posted to protect against lawsuits.
National Review: The Corner: Bowdlerizing Burns, Etc.
There is a discussion about civil war and the impact of war on individuals. People share stories of love and sacrifice, highlighting the importance of empathy and compassion in society. The reader also reflects on the value of manliness and the significance of language in conveying meaning.
#war
Fox News: Local elections open in Russia-controlled regions of Ukraine
Early voting for local elections in Russia-controlled areas of Ukraine, including Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia, has begun. Russian soldiers are stationed near voting facilities to "provide security." Other regions will open voting facilities on Saturday. Citizens are forced to vote for candidates from government-approved political parties. Russian officials believe democratic elections are unnecessary and costly.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iranian Weightlifter Banned from Sport After Shaking Hands with Israeli Competitor
Iran weightlifter Mostafa Rajaei has been banned for life by the Iran Weightlifting Federation for shaking hands with an Israeli competitor at the World Masters Weightlifting Championships in Poland. Iran does not recognize Israel as a country and prohibits its athletes from having any contact with Israeli athletes.
Breitbart: Pelosi: China Is Terrible on a Lot, But 'We Have to Find an Accommodation' on U.S.-China Relations, Solve Climate
Rep. Nancy Pelosi acknowledges the issues with China's security, economy, and human rights violations but believes that we must find a way to work with them to address global challenges. While we shouldn't reward China, a mutual discussion is needed on how to move forward.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to receive 160 Slinger anti-drone systems
Australian company Electro Optic Systems will be providing 160 Slinger anti-drone systems to the Ukrainian military. The system, based on a 30-mm cannon and a 7.62mm machine gun, is mounted on a pickup truck and equipped with thermal imaging and night sights. The systems will be used to engage drones and other aerial targets.
#culture
Breitbart: Orchestra Conductor John Eliot Gardiner Apologizes for Alleged Assault of Singer, Seeks Counseling
Conductor John Eliot Gardiner is withdrawing from all engagements until next year after allegedly hitting a singer backstage. Gardiner expressed regret for his behavior and plans to seek counseling. He reportedly confronted the singer and physically assaulted him after a performance of "Les Troyens."
#history
Fox News: America will be celebrating its 250th birthday and everyone's invited: 'Be inspired for our country's future'
The America250 commission is planning events for the 250th anniversary of America's founding in 2026. Rosie Rios, the chair of the commission, wants to inspire patriotism and make the celebration inclusive of all Americans. People are encouraged to share their individual stories to create a portrait of America.
#sports
Forbes: Nike Designer On Crafting The Sabrina 1 Signature Basketball Shoe
WNBA All-Star Sabrina Ionescu teamed up with Nike to create her own basketball sneaker, the Sabrina 1. Nethongkome, the Nike Basketball senior footwear designer, was impressed by Ionescu's attention to detail and expertise despite being a rookie in the signature shoe game. The shoe is designed to cater to Ionescu's playing style, with features such as React foam and Zoom Air technology for comfort and quick movements. The upper is crafted with minimal support and a unique racing stripe design, making it easily recognizable as the Sabrina 1.
The Blaze: All-American, all-female swim star Riley Gaines gives unhinged leftist Keith Olbermann a reality check after he calls her a bad swimmer
Keith Olbermann's notorious temper and difficulty with facts has once again caused him trouble. He insulted swim star Riley Gaines, but she shut him down with her impressive trophy collection. Gaines, an advocate for women's sports, also called out a Nebraska state senator who criticized a women's bill of rights. Olbermann, searching for a new cause, attacked Gaines again, but she responded by highlighting her accomplishments and mocking his lack of success.
#other
Daily Wire: Woman Buys Painting For $4 At Thrift Store, Turns Out It Could Fetch Up To $250K
A woman buys a painting at a thrift store for $4, only to find out it's a lost work by artist N.C. Wyeth. The painting, part of a series for the book "Ramona," will be auctioned with an estimated price of $150,000 to $250,000.
Fox News: Texas National Guard soldier suspended after wounding man in cross-border shooting, Mexico's president says
Mexican President claims that the Texas National Guard soldier who shot across the border has been suspended. The soldier allegedly fired in defense of a migrant being attacked by three men.
Fox News: Chip Dox, 'General Hospital' and 'Days of Our Lives' production designer, dead at 80
Chip Dox, Emmy Award-winning production designer for "General Hospital" and "Days of Our Lives," has died at 80. He spent over 27 years in daytime television, including 17 years on "Days of Our Lives" where he won his first Emmy. Dox also worked on shows like "Port Charles" and "General Hospital" before retiring in 2015. He had a successful career designing touring shows for various artists and also mentored young art directors.
Forbes: Is Britney Spears’s Brand Losing Its Power?
Pop star Britney Spears, once an unstoppable force in the music industry, is facing a decline in her brand's power. Her recent single, "Mind Your Business," failed to achieve success on the charts, and her Broadway musical, "Once Upon a One More Time," is set to close after a short run. These failures suggest that Spears's brand may not be as strong as it once was.