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#politics
Newsbusters: PBS Greets Biden Impeachment Inquiry: 'Far-Right' GOP's 'Unsubstantiated' Claims
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) opens impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. PBS NewsHour labels McCarthy and Republicans as "far-right" and accuses their allegations of being "unsubstantiated." PBS reporters defend Biden and criticize GOP.
The American Spectator: The Spectacle Ep. 44: Darkest Before Dawn?
The Spectacle podcast with Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discusses the future of the country and recent events' implications. They explore topics such as Joe Biden's decline, the Democrats' potential choice of Kamala Harris, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's attack on Second Amendment rights, and the growing gender divide.
#society
The American Spectator: A Letter About LGBT
Log Cabin Republicans, a gay members' organization in the GOP, has been praised for promoting gay rights within the party. However, the use of the acronym "LGBT" instead of "gay men and lesbians" is concerning. The author explains that transgender ideology has overshadowed the gay rights movement, distorting historical events and harming young gay individuals. The author urges Log Cabin Republicans to abandon the term "LGBT" and focus on advocating for gay men and lesbians.
#economy
The American Spectator: The Surprising, Uplifting Truth About Inequality
The decline of global inequality is an uplifting story that demonstrates the power of markets, trade, and human ingenuity. Emerging economies like India and China have made significant progress by embracing markets and reducing bureaucratic encumbrances, lifting millions of people out of poverty. However, it's important to consider other dimensions of well-being beyond income, such as lifespan, infant mortality, education, and political freedom, to truly measure human progress. The progress made so far is significant and widely shared, showcasing the potential for improvement when individuals are empowered and barriers are minimized.
Forbes: How Durbin & Co. Credit And Debit Card Controls Could Pave The Way For CBDCs
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is losing support among the general public due to concerns about privacy and government surveillance. Despite this, the political and financial elite still support it. Advocates of CBDCs and the FedNow payment system fail to acknowledge that government regulations are often responsible for market deficiencies. The Durbin Amendment, for example, caused a rise in unbanked Americans. A new legislation, misleadingly called the "Credit Card Competition Act," could harm private players in the payments market and pave the way for a government-backed CBDC. It seeks to artificially bring down interchange fees and may lead to increased costs for consumers and less secure data. Backing such legislation could enable the justification for CBDCs.
#sports
Forbes: Houston Rockets Hope Dillon Brooks’ Impressive Summer Carries Over To Regular Season
Dillon Brooks had an impressive showing in the 2023 FIBA World Cup, leading Canada to victory. The Houston Rockets have signed him to a lucrative contract, hoping his strong play continues in the regular season.
