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#politics
Flag And Cross: Biden Makes History, Joins UAW Picket Line In Michigan
President Joe Biden made history by joining a major strike by the United Auto Workers in Michigan, showing support for blue-collar workers. Former President Donald Trump also plans to visit striking workers. Some UAW strikers feel the visits are politicizing the strike. Biden's involvement in the auto industry dates back to the 2009 recession.
Red State: Biden UAW Photo-Op and Background Story Gets Mocked, Workers Bust Him Over EVs
Joe Biden made a quick appearance at the UAW strike in Michigan, spending only 12 minutes there and speaking to strikers for less than 2 minutes. Critics pointed out his history of short interactions with the working class and highlighted the impact of his EV mandates on the industry.
Daily Wire: $260,000 In Chinese Wires To Hunter Biden Listed Joe Biden’s Home As Beneficiary Address: Report
Hunter Biden allegedly received wires totaling $260,000 from China, with his father's home in Delaware listed as the beneficiary's address. Bank records obtained by a House Oversight Committee reveal the transfers, casting doubt on Joe Biden's previous statements about his family's financial ties with China. This raises concerns about potential corruption and threatens national security.
#society
Newsbusters: Rupert Murdoch Was Right From the Start
Rupert Murdoch, at 92, steps down as chairman of Fox and News Corp. Critics hope for the demise of Fox News, but its influence is likely to continue. Murdoch's note to employees highlights the contempt elites have for those outside their class. Fox News has filled a void left by the left-leaning media, catering to a conservative audience. The network's success has deepened loyalty among its viewers, despite criticism from the elites. Murdoch's son, Lachlan, takes over, but caution is advised as other conservative networks are waiting should Fox falter. Murdoch's belief in old school journalism is commendable but goes unappreciated.
Daily Wire: Jason Sudeikis Must Pay Actress Olivia Wilde Nearly $30,000 A Month In Child Support
Actor Jason Sudeikis has agreed to pay his ex-fiancé Olivia Wilde nearly $30,000 a month in child support, according to court documents. Sudeikis will provide a total of $27,500 per month for their two children, in addition to covering 25% of Wilde's childcare costs. The settlement concludes their custody battle, which has lasted nearly two years.
The Babylon Bee: Wife Researches 20 Acre Farms On Zillow After Successfully Growing Three Tomatoes
Margo Gerfman, an aspiring farmwife influencer, searches for a 20-acre farm to pursue her newfound passion for farming. She contemplates if more land is needed for her cultivation and educates herself on farming basics. However, her dream is shattered when she realizes the farm is too remote for food delivery.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Common Good
The concept of the common good is often used as a slogan, but its true meaning is elusive. In the Catholic tradition, the common good refers to the set of conditions that allow individuals in a community to thrive and reach their full potential. It requires respect for the rights and freedoms of individuals, including the right of conscience and religious liberty. The common good also requires the establishment of a just order, where authority ensures the security and stability of society.
Breitbart: Bezos Faces the Music: FTC and 17 States Sue Amazon Alleging Monopolistic Practices
Amazon is facing legal accusations of illegal conduct and monopolistic practices by the FTC and 17 states. The allegations claim that Amazon engages in exclusionary conduct to stifle competition and ensure its dominance in the retail market. The lawsuit raises concerns about Amazon's impact on small businesses, consumer choice, and the retail industry as a whole.
#economy
Daily Signal: Biden Marches With Autoworkers While Causing Their Problems
President Biden joins striking United Auto Workers in Michigan, who are demanding pay and benefits increases, a four-day workweek, and are expressing concerns about job losses due to vehicle electrification and higher inflation. The move to electric vehicles will impact auto parts suppliers and mechanics, while benefiting Chinese workers who are involved in the production of EV batteries. The Biden administration's focus on green policies and the end of fossil fuels is causing job losses and higher energy costs, driving the UAW to strike.
Fox News: Russia weighs ban on Japanese seafood imports over Fukushima water release
Russia is considering banning Japanese seafood imports due to concerns over radioactive water release. China has already imposed a ban. Russia, a major marine product supplier to China, wants to increase its market share. Talks with Japan will determine the final decision.
#culture
Midwest Living: Discover Even More Reasons to Love Louisville On Your Next Visit
Louisville, known for its bourbon and fast-evolving scene, has become a hub for bourbon tourism. Distillery tours and tastings are a must-do, with a variety of distilleries to choose from, including both storied brands and newer additions. The city also offers the Urban Bourbon Trail, where visitors can check in at various restaurants and bars for discounts and rewards. Louisville also offers activities beyond bourbon, including tours of the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory and attending high-profile music festivals. For dining, visitors can enjoy a range of cuisines, from modern interpretations of classic dishes to Mediterranean-leaning fare. The city also offers unique accommodations, such as staying in a repurposed disco ball factory or a Parisian-inspired hotel.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Westward Expansion: How the West was Won?
Westward expansion in America was morally ambiguous, with blame and praise on both sides, but the government's progressive drive worsened the situation. The government programs of Jefferson's land system and the Homestead Act contributed to the damaging effects of expansion. Jefferson's land planning destroyed community-centered life and the Homestead Act gave false hope, leading to isolation and hardship. Americans spread west, but lost a lot in the process.
#health
Fox News: 'Euphoria' star Angus Cloud's mom recalls devastating moment she found her son dead at 25: 'Miss him so much'
"Euphoria" star Angus Cloud's mother discovers him dead; his cause of death is ruled accidental due to drug intoxication.
#education
Fox News: Richard Englert to serve as Temple University's interim president after JoAnne Epps' passing
Richard Englert has been appointed as the interim president of Temple University following the death of JoAnne Epps.
#crime
Fox News: 14-year-old arrested alongside 17-year-olds in South Carolina shooting that killed 3
A 14-year-old suspect, along with two 17-year-olds, has been arrested for a shooting in South Carolina that killed three teenagers and injured another. The two older suspects will be tried as adults, while the 14-year-old's case will be decided by a judge. The shooting was a result of a long-standing dispute and the suspects attended the same schools as the victims.
Fox News: Feds recommend 15-year prison sentence for ex ABC News journalist guilty of ‘sadistic’ child porn
Former ABC News journalist James Gordan Meek faces a recommended 15-year prison sentence for child pornography charges. Prosecutors argue that Meek's actions, which involved soliciting lewd images from underage individuals and possession of explicit material, warrant a longer sentence due to their nature. The investigation into Meek began after the FBI received a tip about videos involving child abuse associated with him.
Fox News: Nevada man sentenced to life in prison for murdering pregnant girlfriend on tribal reservation
A Nevada man receives life in prison for murdering his pregnant girlfriend on tribal land in 2020. The victim's children were witnesses to the stabbing.
Daily Wire: Egyptian National Indicted With Bob Menendez Is Arrested At Kennedy Airport
Egyptian national Wael Hana, indicted with Sen. Bob Menendez on corruption charges, was arrested at JFK Airport. Hana pleaded not guilty and was released on a $5 million bond. He is accused of facilitating meetings between Menendez and Egyptian officials to increase aid to Egypt. Hana's halal meat company, IS EG Halal, allegedly served as a conduit for bribes.
#sports
Forbes: Jalen Duren: ‘Hustle’ Will Bring Back Detroit Pistons Glory
Jalen Duren, the new big man for the Detroit Pistons, is determined to help rebuild the team and make an impact in the NBA. Despite the Pistons' struggles last season, Duren's talent was recognized as he was selected to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team. Duren is also focused on giving back to his community, investing in and supporting Team Final to provide opportunities for youth in his hometown of Philadelphia.
Forbes: Andretti Global Solidifies Its IndyCar Lineup With Kyle Kirkwood Extension
Andretti Global renews Kyle Kirkwood's contract, solidifying their NTT IndyCar Series lineup. Kirkwood, a two-time race winner in 2023, will continue driving the No. 27 AutoNation Honda. The team aims to compete for wins and championships.
#technology
Breitbart: Boss of Private Messaging App Signal Labels AI as 'Surveillance Technology'
Meredith Whittaker exposes the connection between AI and surveillance capitalism, highlighting the impact on privacy and user data. She argues that AI is a surveillance technology deeply integrated into big data targeting, perpetuating the surveillance business model dominated by tech giants. Whittaker also mentions the role of low-paid workers in the development of AI systems.
Flag And Cross: Huawei's Luxeed To Launch Electric Vehicle, Aiming To Challenge Tesla's Model S
Chinese telecommunications company Huawei Technologies will be launching its first electric vehicle (EV), the Luxeed S7, in November. The specific details of the EV's price, range, and features have not been revealed, but Huawei claims that the Luxeed S7 will be superior to Tesla's Model S in various aspects. Huawei has established itself in the EV sector by supplying automotive chips and technology to various automakers, and the company aims to make a statement in the highly competitive EV market in China.
#other
Breitbart: Gamer Girls Need Not Apply: 'League of Legends' Competitive Program for Women Dominated by Biological Men
League of Legends launched a program for women and marginalized genders, but it ended up being dominated by biological men. Out of all the participants, only one biological female was highlighted in the promotional video. The program aims to provide more opportunities for marginalized genders in esports.
Flag And Cross: Children's Classic Book Raises Awareness Of Environmental Impact
"Winnie-The-Pooh: The Deforested Edition" is a reimagination of the classic children's book to raise awareness about deforestation caused by traditional toilet paper production. A poll found that parents and children lack knowledge about deforestation, but are concerned about environmental issues. The book aims to educate and inspire action to protect forests.
