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National Review: The Cautionary Tale of Russell Brand
English comedian Russell Brand faces allegations of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse, which he denies. The media has swiftly turned against him, canceling his tour and demonetizing his YouTube channel. Critics argue that he is being attacked for his political views, while others question the timing of the allegations. Although some skeptics remain, the evidence provided by journalists suggests that the accusations against Brand are credible. The case seems poised for a criminal trial, where the truth will be determined.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling kills two, injures seven in Kherson Oblast
Russian shelling kills two, injures seven in Kherson Oblast.
#culture
National Review: The World in Pen and Ink
David Macaulay, a world-class author and illustrator, is known for his highly detailed books that explore the inner workings of the world. From the construction process of a medieval cathedral to the design of everyday objects, Macaulay's books are a testament to his unique perspective. One of his most beloved books, Angelo, tells the story of a plasterer who befriends a pigeon while restoring an Italian church. Macaulay's work encourages us to see the layers and intricacies of the world around us.
Fox News: The one book your child needs to read before they start 'adulting'
American students are in desperate need of the Bible. It is the best-selling book of all time and a crucial part of Western culture and history. The Bible shaped our understanding of law, freedom, and morality, and its absence from school curricula has led to a generation that is illiterate in its teachings. It is time to reintroduce the Bible academically, as a valuable piece of literature and a document that has profoundly influenced our society and government.
#crime
Fox News: Missing Jennifer Kesse's family holds out hope for possible DNA evidence
Jennifer Kesse disappeared in 2006, and her family hopes DNA evidence will help solve her case. Her car was found with signs of a struggle, and the family's lawsuit revealed that DNA was collected despite initial denials. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has taken over the case and there is surveillance footage of a person of interest. The family is still searching for answers and has raised funds to cover legal fees and private investigator bills.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Does Fish Taste Better from Cold Water?
Cold, clear water makes fish taste better. Fish caught in colder waters have a firmer texture and richer omega-3 content. The cold environment also lowers the risk of spoilage and maintains high oxygen levels, leading to better quality of diet for the fish.
#other
Forbes: Nine Out Of 10 Companies Will Require Employees To Return To The Office
Many companies plan to require employees to return to the office in a schedule similar to pre-pandemic hours. This decision is driven by the belief that RTO will improve revenue and productivity. However, there is concern that this shift may lead to the loss of good employees in a candidate-driven hiring environment.