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#society
Fox News: 'Let Bird Kids Fly’: Therapist’s memes mocking adults enabling child transition go viral
A therapist in Portland mocks trans-activists by using satirical memes about "Bird Kids," comparing the debate over medical gender transitions for children to the discrimination faced by these fictional bird-identifying kids. The memes have gained attention from figures like Jordan Peterson and Elon Musk.
The therapist aims to criticize the idea of affirming children's delusions and empowering them to do dangerous things. She uses memes to draw parallels between enabling children to make life-altering decisions and adults allowing bird kids to attempt to fly with cardboard wings. She disagrees with activists who claim that discrimination is the main cause of mental health issues among transgender children.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Injury toll in Russia’s September 22 Kremenchuk strike rises to 32, one killed
In a Russian missile strike on Kremenchuk, 32 civilians were injured and one person was killed. The attack caused extensive damage to infrastructure and many individuals were hospitalized.
The American Spectator: Biden Promises Ukraine More Long-Range Missiles
President Joe Biden has agreed to supply Ukraine with new long-range missiles to aid in its conflict with Russia. The missiles will enhance Ukraine's ability to strike behind Russian front lines. However, U.S. officials caution that the missiles may not be a game-changer, and it remains uncertain if they will arrive in time.
#health
Fox News: Tech millionaire pursues quest for immortality, plans to reduce his ‘biological age’
Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson is spending millions of dollars on a mission to reverse the aging process and achieve the body of an 18-year-old. Johnson's extreme health regimen includes taking 111 pills a day, wearing a cap that shoots red light into his scalp, and sleeping with a device attached to his penis. While some scientists express skepticism about his methods, Johnson is more concerned with what people in the future will think of him.
Newsbusters: 30 Years Ago: Media Gushed Over the Clintons’ Crazy Health Care Scheme
In 1993, Bill and Hillary Clinton proposed a plan for government intervention in healthcare. The media strongly supported the plan, claiming it would provide universal coverage and save money. However, the public did not support it, and the bill was ultimately set aside.
#sports
Forbes: Dallas Mavericks Sign Undrafted Texas A&M Standout Dexter Dennis, Finalize Training Camp Roster
The Dallas Mavericks have finalized their training camp roster by signing Dexter Dennis, a 6-foot-5 guard. Dennis went undrafted in the 2023 NBA Draft and last played for Texas A&M as a graduate transfer. He will wear No. 38 with the Mavericks.
Fox News: Braves' Ronald Acuña Jr. accomplishes feat no player has ever come close to in MLB history
Ronald Acuña Jr. becomes the first player in MLB history to have 40 home runs and 60 stolen bases in a single season. He joins the elite 40/40 club and solidifies his position as a top MVP candidate with his impressive stats.
Forbes: Arsenal FC’s Two-Keeper Experiment Could Be The Future
Arsenal's new goalkeeper signing, David Raya, has replaced Aaron Ramsdale as the team's first choice. Speculation arises about Ramsdale's future and his chances of playing for England in the upcoming Euros. However, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta suggests he plans to use both goalkeepers depending on the opposition, challenging the traditional approach of not changing keepers during a game. Arteta emphasizes Ramsdale's professionalism and supportiveness, but remains coy about the lineup for the next match against Tottenham Hotspur.
#other
PJ Media: Federal Court Strikes Down California Gun Magazine Ban AGAIN
A federal court in California struck down the state's high-capacity gun magazine ban for being unconstitutional. Governor Gavin Newsom has long been against Second Amendment rights, and the ban was originally signed into law by a previous governor in 2000. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals initially upheld the ban, but it was later overturned by the Supreme Court. California Attorney General, Bonta, plans to appeal the decision, but statistics show that lawful gun owners are not the main perpetrators of gun crimes. The government's focus on gun control is more about disarming citizens than preventing crime.
Forbes: Jimmy Buffett Charted More Top 10 Hits After His Death Than During His Lifetime
Jimmy Buffett's death has caused a surge in sales of his music, with several of his songs reaching the top 10 on Billboard's Digital Song Sales chart. Fans have been purchasing his biggest hits since his passing, including "Margaritaville" which returned to the chart at No. 1. Additionally, three new tracks from his upcoming posthumous album, "Bubbles Up," "My Gummie Just Kicked In," and "Like My Dog," have debuted on the chart.