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2 Sep 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Corner: From Net Zero to Jail
The UK government is considering new energy efficiency rules that could lead to property owners facing prison time and fines for non-compliance. The proposed Energy Bill seeks to increase penalties and create criminal offenses for failing to reduce energy consumption. Tory MPs are concerned about the potential criminalization of homeowners, landlords, and businesses. Despite hopes that Brexit would relieve the UK from oppressive regulations, it seems the country is heading towards a more coercive and authoritarian approach.
Liberty Nation: New Hampshire Calls Biden’s First-in-the-Nation Primary Bluff
Joe Biden is at risk of losing New Hampshire because he threatened to skip the state's primary if they didn't comply with his demands. The state is refusing to bow to his will, leaving Biden with two bad choices: skip the contest or admit it was a bluff.
Liberty Nation: FEMA Laps Joe Biden in Apathy Towards Lahaina
President Joe Biden and his administration show apathy towards American citizens as FEMA employees prioritize diversity training over coordinating relief efforts in Hawaii. Local media captures employees enjoying themselves at a tiki bar after being told that white people are bad. Biden's lack of empathy is evident in his insensitive remarks and lack of substantial aid. The mishandling of disasters by FEMA raises questions about their effectiveness and training in emergency response.
#society
American Thinker: Why are LGBTQ groups targeting a Myrtle Beach youth ministry?
LGBTQ+ radicals in Myrtle Beach are targeting a local Christian ministry called Ground Zero. Despite providing positive support for youth and the community, the ministry is facing opposition from activists. City leaders must decide whether to stand with Ground Zero or give in to the activists' demands.
Fox News: There's still 385 missing after Maui fires. Dem Governor had indicated it'd be 100
385 people are still missing after the Maui wildfire, according to Hawaii officials. The number of missing persons had been expected to be much lower, with the governor believing it would fall below 100. The catastrophic wildfires claimed at least 115 lives, making it the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. in over a century.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Locals bid farewell to the 23-year-old helicopter pilot who died when two helicopters were attacked by a Russian fighter jet
Local community mourns the death of a young helicopter pilot killed in a crash after being attacked by a Russian fighter jet.
#economy
National Review: California Voters Put Effort to Micromanage Fast-Food Restaurants on Hold. Dems May Do It Anyway
California Democrats and union leaders may have found a way to impose wage hikes and regulations on the fast-food industry despite a ballot initiative putting a law on hold. They have allocated $3 million in the state budget to re-establish the Industrial Welfare Commission (IWC), a body that can regulate wages and working conditions for different industries. Business groups believe the IWC is being used to circumvent the ballot initiative and impose the regulations desired by Democrats and unions. Critics argue that this move will result in increased business costs and further burdens on the fast-food industry.
American Thinker: The belts start tightening
More Americans are struggling to keep up with car loan and credit card payments, especially lower-income earners who have depleted their savings during the pandemic. The increase in delinquencies reflects the tough choices households are facing between paying bills and buying necessities. Additionally, shoppers are increasingly relying on buy now, pay later services to cover basic expenses. Lowering gasoline prices could provide some relief.
#health
Fox News: Utah kitty 'Candy Corn' needs a home and wants 'to meet' a new family
A seven-year-old tabby named Candy Corn in Salt Lake City needs a forever home due to his special medical needs. He has seizures and requires medication three times a day. Despite his needs, Candy Corn is patient and loves being around other cats. The Best Friends Animal Society is seeking a family who can appreciate his unique needs.
#education
Fox News: DEI hiring practices in K-12 schools require teachers to show commitment to left-wing ideology: Watchdog
@education An education watchdog organization found evidence of discrimination in hiring practices in over 69 public school districts across the U.S. The discrimination was based on political and social ideologies disguised as diversity and inclusion efforts. Many parents are concerned about the indoctrination of their children in schools.
National Review: Make American History Dramatic Again
The danger of making American history and civics dull and how this affects students.
#sports
Fox News: College football Week 1 preview: Deion Sanders makes Colorado debut
College football season is back, with Week 1 games kicking off. Teams like Georgia and USC have high hopes, while other teams, like TCU and Colorado, have new coaches and fresh starts. There are exciting matchups to look forward to, including TCU vs. Colorado, Washington vs. Boise State, South Carolina vs. North Carolina, and Florida State vs. LSU. Sports
Foreign Policy: The Gulf Is Playing Hardball With European Soccer
The influx of money from oil-rich Arab countries has brought about a trend of Gulf-owned teams dominating European soccer, leading to concerns about competition and talent distribution. The likes of Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, and Newcastle United have seen lavish spending sprees and the acquisition of top talent, creating a disparity between the top teams and the rest. The Gulf states' financial might is changing the landscape of European soccer, with critics questioning the impact on competition and entertainment value.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Lightweight Hiking Shoes of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Best Overall: Salomon X Ultra 4 - lightweight design, exceptional breathability, excellent grip.
Best Waterproof: Adidas Terrex Swift R3 GTX - very waterproof and breathable, superior grip.
Best Men's: Altra Lone Peak 7 - wide toe box, zero drop platform, natural stride.
Best Women's: Hoka Speedgoat 5 - thick cushioning, suitable for trail running, favorite among thru-hikers.
Best for Wide Feet: Keen Targhee III - wide toe box, mesh upper, excellent traction.
Best for Travel: Danner Trail 2650 - stylish design, suitable for city walks and hiking expeditions.
Best Ankle Support: Hoka Kaha 2 GTX - ultra-thick cushioning, high-top for ankle support, impressively lightweight.