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#society
The Federalist: 'Acceptable' Violence Against Peaceful Pro-Lifers Is Unacceptable
Violence against pro-life advocates outside abortion facilities is on the rise. People engaged in peaceful sidewalk counseling or prayer are being attacked by passersby who disagree with their stance. Sidewalk Advocates for Life provides training and support to those who want to offer help to women in crisis. Despite being peaceful and law-abiding, pro-life advocates are often subjected to assault without legal consequences. This double standard needs to end.
The Federalist: How Woke Lefties Ruined Aspen
Glenn Beaton's book, "High Attitude: How Woke Liberals Ruined Aspen," uncovers the decline of the famous mountain town through biting sarcasm. From the silver boom to the rise of skiing, Aspen's history is intertwined with its downfall. Drug abuse, lax law enforcement, and the privilege of the left-wing elites all contribute to the sad state of the once prestigious town. However, Beaton's humorous writing makes this ugly truth bearable to read.
Front Page Magazine: Firing Anti-Racists is Anti-Racist When the Antiracist Center Does It
The Boston University Center for Antiracist Research is firing employees, including anti-racists, under the leadership of Ibram X. Kendi. The center had employed 45 people but is now letting go of 15-20 staff members.
Van Jones, a philanthropic leader, faced turmoil at Dream.org, an environmental advocacy initiative, after leaving its board. The organization has been laying off staff despite receiving a $10 million grant from Jeff Bezos' climate fund. Questions are raised about Dream.org's fiscal stewardship.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine air forces destroy all Russian Shahed drones attacking Khmelnytskyi Oblast
Ukrainian Air Forces destroy 17 Russian Shahed drones attacking Khmelnytskyi Oblast.
#military
Front Page Magazine: As Air Force Fails Recruiting for First Time Since '99, Biden Wants its Boss as Joint Chiefs Chair
Biden's woke civilian military heads are worried about the hold on military promotions over abortion, saying it endangers national security. Air Force Chief of Staff, Brown, released a controversial video during the BLM riots and enforces racial quotas in officer corps. The Air Force is also missing its recruiting goals, which may hinder U.S. efforts to counter Chinese and Russian aggression. Make Brown the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Reportedly Target Midfield Transfer In January
FC Barcelona is targeting a low-cost midfielder in the January transfer window due to their economic troubles. They are considering free agents Jean-Philippe Gbamin and Joshua Guilavogui.
#other
The Federalist: Is Digital Gold The Solution To Democrats' Digital Dollar?
Governments want to establish Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to have more control and traceability than cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. President Joe Biden's executive order highlights their plans for CBDCs, but Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed bills preventing their use in the state. China sees the potential for absolute control with CBDCs, while author Kevin Freeman proposes a bullion-backed digital currency as an alternative. Freeman suggests using Glint, an app that allows users to buy gold and use it as a method of payment, but legal tender status would be necessary to eliminate IRS reporting requirements. Freeman also warns of unsustainable debt and China's competition to dethrone the dollar. He suggests that states, led by Texas, develop their own gold- and silver-backed legal tender as a backup plan. However, gold and silver have drawbacks and are subject to supply and demand, as well as usage for jewelry and industrial purposes. Despite this, Freeman's idea offers a practical, constitutional pathway for states to create an alternative system of exchange and prevent the creation of a federal CBDC.