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#politics
Liberty Nation: Can Trump Carry the Legal Weight?
If Trump loses, he could face significant personal consequences.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: The 'Newsom 2024' Fever Dream Took a Bit of a Hit This Week
Democratic nominee speculation for the 2024 presidential election is focused on California Governor Gavin Newsom, but his loyalty to President Biden and the mess left by the current administration may make him reluctant to run. Newsom has praised the Biden regime as effective, despite its disastrous consequences. If Biden and Vice President Harris are no longer viable options, Newsom's name will likely be mentioned as a potential candidate. However, Bernie Sanders may also make a surprise run, causing further unpredictability in this unique election cycle.
American Thinker: We Don't Need Them -- They Need Us
Citizens question the value of taxes as they see the decline in services. The government spends without accountability, leaving taxpayers with little return on investment. Lack of citizen involvement allows officials to make decisions without input. Disconnect between citizens and government creates frustration and compliance.
Fox News: Biden’s advisors fear Trump is winning the political battle as auto workers strike
President Biden's team is concerned that Donald Trump has outsmarted them by planning a speech in Detroit amid the auto workers' strike. Trump's campaign is being seen as more strategic than in the past, causing pressure for Biden's team to step up their game. The strike, involving 12,700 United Auto Workers, is the first simultaneous strike against the Big Three, including Ford, GM, and Stellantis.
#society
National Review: Jann Wenner vs. Tokenism
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Jann Wenner, founder of Rolling Stone magazine, recently admitted to race and gender bias, confirming long-standing cultural partisanship. Wenner's memoir, The Masters, features interviews only with white male rock stars, sparking controversy. Critics are outraged by his sexist and racist comments. Rolling Stone's history of exclusionary aesthetics, privileging white male artists, is evident under Wenner's editorship. His biases highlight the prevalence of privilege and bigotry in corporate media. Wenner's interviews and favoritism towards his celebrity friends display journalistic breaches and the arrogance of the media elite.
National Review: Shawn Fain Had a Forerunner Who Failed
United Auto Workers president Shawn Fain demands a 40 percent wage increase to combat inflation, but later reduces it to 30 percent. This historic strike shows the UAW's tradition of pursuing national goals beyond the needs of its members. The biography of UAW leader Walter Reuther reveals his determination to build a social-democratic nation for autoworkers and his influence in civil rights.
Fox News: Biden's UN address ignores migrant surge, 'Gender Queer' author says book not for kids and more top headlines
Biden silent on border crisis in UN General Assembly speech, focuses on Ukraine, China, and climate change.
Author responds to Sen. Kennedy's reading of controversial book 'Gender Queer.'
#war
The Economist: Azerbaijan wants to “reintegrate” Nagorno-Karabakh through force
Azerbaijan attacks Armenian enclave in Nagorno-Karabakh, aiming for complete surrender. War is in full swing with casualties on both sides. Narrative of ethnic cleansing emerges.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: Getting hostages out, &c.
Americans detained in Iran were released as part of a deal that saw President Joe Biden agree to release frozen Iranian assets. This exchange has been seen before, such as when President Reagan traded arms for hostages. Israel has also negotiated prisoner swaps, showing the complex and difficult moral considerations involved in these decisions.
#economy
Forbes: The Drive-Thru Billionaire Who’s Trying To Save Subway
Roark Capital has won a $9.7 billion bid for Subway, the sandwich chain. Subway, which has struggled in recent years, has seen a decline in sales and profitability, with many franchisees expressing dissatisfaction with the management. Roark Capital, led by Neal Aronson, aims to turn the chain around by attracting new franchisees and improving the brand.
#history
American Thinker: Moral Choices and the Colonization of Space
America's colonization was divided between good and evil, with the northern settlers promoting individual rights, while the southern settlers enslaved Africans. Zimmerman's book examines the incentives behind these choices and warns that similar incentives in space colonization may lead to dehumanizing social forms. The southern colonies had incentives like the British caste system and the need for land ownership, which led to chattel slavery. In contrast, the northern colonies promoted individualism, liberty, religion, education, and diverse development. Zimmerman suggests that future space colonists must make a conscious choice in designing their incentive structures to avoid repeating history's mistakes.
#education
Fox News: Teachers at Houston school district could be fired after using more than allotted 10 days off, new policy says
A Texas school district tightens its policy on teacher leave, risking termination for those who exceed their allotted time off. Teachers face restrictions on the number of consecutive days off and are prohibited from taking unpaid leave when they run out of allotted days. Even medical procedures and illness may not excuse absences.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois quadruple murder was 'not a random incident,' 'tremendous amount of evidence' to be reviewed: police
Authorities in Romeoville, Illinois are investigating a quadruple murder of a family, including two adult victims and their two children. The family was found dead with gunshot wounds in their home, along with their three dogs. The police have determined that this was not a random incident and are searching for the killer.
#other
Forbes: The Lawyer Taking On The Class Action Racket
Ted Frank, the co-founder of the nonprofit Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute, is on a mission to protect consumers and investors from class action lawyers who prioritize their own financial gain. These lawyers file cases against corporations on behalf of millions of victims, but the settlements often result in minimal compensation for the victims and significant fees for the lawyers. Frank and his team intervene in these cases, seeking to reduce the lawyers' pay and increase the compensation for the victim class. While they have had success in some cases, the class action industry remains a costly and often unfair system.
Fox News: Kim Zolciak's ex Kroy Biermann says reality stars are 'financially destitute' due to her 'reckless spending'
Reality TV stars Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann are facing financial troubles, with more than $1 million in unpaid taxes and multiple lawsuits against them. Biermann blames Zolciak's reckless spending habits and love for online gambling for their financial woes. The couple, who have four children together, also face the possibility of foreclosure on their home.
Forbes: Mastering Customer Centricity: Six Ways To Put Customer At Core Of Your Business
The CEO of TimeToReply, Howard Moodycliffe, discusses the importance of putting the customer first, being proactive and responding quickly, personalizing the customer experience, using technology effectively, empowering employees, and measuring and improving performance. These strategies are essential for success in today's competitive business landscape.