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Breitbart: Brooks: Hunter Peddling Influence 'Merits an Inquiry' But There Shouldn't Be Impeachment Inquiry
New York Times columnist David Brooks acknowledges that Hunter Biden's alleged influence peddling deserves investigation, but does not believe it warrants an impeachment inquiry. He suggests that while Hunter Biden was involved in peddling influence, it is unclear whether his father, President Joe Biden, had any involvement. Brooks emphasizes the need for an inquiry to determine if Hunter Biden's business was a sham or had substance.
The American Spectator: Ménage à Arizona: A Three-Way for the Senate Seat
In 2024, there will be a three-way senate race in Arizona between Kyrsten Sinema, a Democrat-turned-independent, a progressive challenger, and a Trumpist candidate. Ruben Gallego, a Democrat House representative, has already joined the race and is gaining momentum. Republicans have a chance to win the seat in a state that Biden barely won in 2020.
#society
The Blaze: Ashton Kutcher steps down from anti-child-sex-abuse organization after past comments about underage Hilary Duff resurface, controversy of support letter to rapist Danny Masterson
Actor Ashton Kutcher has stepped down as chairman of the board of an anti-child-sex-abuse organization that he co-founded, following controversies surrounding his support for accused rapist and inappropriate comments about underage celebrities.
#education
The American Spectator: The Fighting Irish Fight for Freedom From Porn
University of Notre Dame senior Josh Haskell shares his battle with pornography addiction and his efforts to help other young men find freedom from its grip. Haskell's story of addiction and his realization that he needed support and accountability resonated with others, leading him to start an accountability group called "AsceND" on campus. Despite some resistance from the university, Haskell's initiative has gained traction, with over 100 students joining the group. The movement is shedding light on the issue of pornography addiction and working towards breaking the negative stigma surrounding it.
The American Spectator: For Whom Does the Ball Roll?
Americans have a low opinion of colleges, but love college sports. Athletic programs cost universities millions of dollars each year, while revenue from tickets and television only covers a fraction of that. Schools are caught up in conference expansions, coaches make exorbitant salaries, and athletes are often exploited. The connection between athletics and academics has deteriorated, leading to scandals and embarrassment for universities. Some propose divesting colleges of big-time sports and selling franchises to private groups, redirecting the funds to education.
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Fox News: Punches thrown at end of Florida-Tennessee game following contact on Gators' quarterback kneel
In a game between Florida and Tennessee, Florida's quarterback took a knee to end the game, but was still hit by a defensive lineman. A scuffle broke out between players from both teams.
#technology
Breitbart: Authors Sue Meta & OpenAI -- Class-Action Copyright Claim on Thousands of Books
Celebrated writers, including Michael Chabon and David Henry Hwang, are suing Facebook parent Meta and chatbot maker OpenAI, accusing them of copyright violations by using their books to train their AI platforms. The lawsuits have the potential to become a major battle if more writers join in. The writers allege that Silicon Valley is illegally harvesting books to train AI bots.