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American Thinker: Avoiding an American devolution
The Biden administration is dismantling immigration laws, allowing anyone to enter the U.S. illegally. Drug cartels and terrorists take advantage of this, while American citizens foot the bill. The U.S. has lost wars and is on the verge of losing the principles its founders fought for. The people must take action to save their nation.
Forbes: How Gavin Newsom Is Ruining His Chances Of Being President
California Governor Gavin Newsom's reckless record is called into question in this episode of What's Ahead. His recent actions highlight the incompetence of the state's politicians, and if his agenda were to spread, it would hinder economic growth and entrepreneurial spirit in the United States. This could have negative consequences for both the nation and the Free World.
American Thinker: Is the vote sacred, or just a formality?
The 2020 election raised questions about the integrity of the voting system, with evidence of irregularities and lack of transparency. The public's distrust in elections led to protests and arrests, fueling the division. Reforms in voting laws are needed to address vulnerabilities and restore faith in the electoral process before it's too late.
#religion
American Thinker: Muslims break the cross
Muslims connected to the Islamic State (ISIS) are seen breaking crosses in a viral video from 2015, showing their objection to symbols of polytheism in the ancient Christian region of Nineveh, Syria. YouTube took down the video and suspended the uploader's account, but it has since resurfaced on Rumble. The destruction of crosses and churches by Muslims is a common occurrence, even in the West, as seen in recent incidents in Pakistan.
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Fox News: Expelled Yale student says rape case that led to acquittal 'eviscerated' his life
Former Yale student Khan, who was acquitted of rape charges in 2018, is now suing his accuser for defamation. He claims that the allegations destroyed his reputation and have had detrimental effects on his life and career. He also criticizes school-based investigations, stating they do not adhere to due process.
#science
Fox News: Sample of Empire State Building-sized asteroid set to crash down in Utah desert
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will return to Earth with precious asteroid samples after a seven-year mission. The capsule will contain rocks, dust, and dirt collected from asteroid Bennu. The mission aims to investigate planet formation, the origins of life, and improve asteroid impact prediction.
#outdoors
Fox News: Colorado woman recalls horrifying moose attack: 'Broke three of my vertebrae'
A woman survives a brutal moose attack in Colorado, suffering multiple injuries including three broken vertebrae and damage to her kidney. She managed to escape after being trampled several times by the animal. The attack occurred while she was walking with her dog on a trail near her home.
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Forbes: John F. Kerry & Fatih Birol: Sacrifices Needed At The Altar Of The Green Gods
John F. Kerry and Fatih Birol publish an urgent article calling for an end to the building of coal power plants in order to meet climate goals. They emphasize the need for viable alternatives such as wind, solar, geothermal, and nuclear energy. However, their claims are implausible and misleading, as renewable energy still only constitutes a small percentage of total power generation and is parasitical on the existing grid. Other world leaders, such as Rishi Sunak in the UK and Christian Lindner in Germany, are scaling back environmental policies due to high costs and potential voter backlash. The reality is that coal consumption remains high globally, despite efforts to transition to alternative energy sources.