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Spectator USA: Judge rules against Trump, America yawns
Justice Engoron of the New York Supreme Court rules that the Trump Organization is guilty of fraud, potentially devastating for the Trumps. However, the judgment's appeal may take years, and Trump's legal troubles continue.
Regardless of the ongoing legal battles, Trump's supporters rally behind him while he criticizes the justice system and accuses the New York attorney general of targeting him. Groundhog Day-like cycle of accusations and resistance continues in America.
Red State: John Fetterman Takes a Shot at Ted Cruz Over Senate Dress Code and Misses the Point Completely
The controversy over the removal of the Senate's dress code continues. Sen. Fetterman's refusal to comply due to depression raises questions of fitness for office and the degradation of the Senate's standards.
#society
Fox News: Newsom signs law requiring gender-neutral bathrooms in California schools by 2026
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law requiring gender-neutral bathrooms in K-12 schools by 2026. The law aims to protect vulnerable youth and create more supportive environments. It also includes provisions for signage, accessibility, and staff support.
The legislation is part of a cluster of bills expanding LGBTQ+ rights and protections in California. However, some parents, like Protect Kids California spokesperson Jonathan Zacherson, are pushing for private spaces to be separated by biological sex. Other states have enacted similar laws but faced legal challenges.
National Review: Dumb Money’s Moral and Financial Clown Show
Dumb Money is a comedic docudrama about Keith Gill, a basement podcaster who becomes a multimillionaire by defending the stock-market value of GameStop. The film explores class status and portrays a lost, morally empty America. It raises questions about the broken system and lack of hope for the little guy.
Fox News: 100 dead, 150 injured in Iraq after fire erupts at wedding hall
A fire at a Christian wedding in northern Iraq kills around 100 people and injures 150 others. Flammable materials and fireworks were the suspected cause of the fire. The death toll is expected to rise.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Lithuania sends radar kits to bolster Ukraine’s maritime defense
Lithuania sends radar kits to Ukraine to strengthen its maritime defense capabilities and protect its territorial waters.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: North Korea Will Expel U.S. Soldier Who Ran Across DMZ, State-Run Media Says
North Korea to expel US soldier Travis King for illegally crossing the border. King had been detained in South Korea for assault charges before crossing. He expressed disillusionment with the American society.
#economy
Forbes: Billionaire Evergrande Founder Reportedly Placed Under Police Surveillance In China As Fears Of Collapse Grow
The chairman of Evergrande Group, Hui Ka Yan, has been placed under police surveillance, raising concerns about the future of the property developer and the wider Chinese economy. Hui is being monitored at a designated location, and it is unclear why he has been placed under surveillance. Evergrande's mounting debt and possible collapse have sparked fears of an economic downturn in China.
#culture
Gataway Couple: These Are the Best Breweries in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, known for its Mormon heritage and the Great Salt Lake, defies expectations with its thriving local brewery scene. Despite strict DUI laws and a significant population with religious beliefs against alcohol, Salt Lake City boasts a variety of breweries offering lagers, ales, sours, and unique blends. Some of the best breweries in the city include SaltFire Brewing Company, Fisher Brewing Company, Salt Flats Brewing Company, Bewilder Brewing Company, T.F. Brewing, Grid City Beer Works, Level Crossing Brewing Company, and Epic Brewing Company.
#education
National Review: In One School District, Free Speech Has Become a Fireable Offense
Two educators in Grants Pass, Oregon, were fired for expressing their views on gender-identity education policy. Rachel Sager and Katie Medart launched a grassroots movement called I Resolve to promote reasonable and tolerant solutions. The school district violated their free-speech and religious rights by suspending and terminating them. They have filed a lawsuit and are now appealing their case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
#sports
Fox News: Deion Sanders gives blunt advice on how top freshman can get more playing time
Deion Sanders brings highly-ranked recruit to Colorado Buffaloes, but freshman struggles to earn playing time.
Forbes: 4 Two-For-One Trade Candidates Milwaukee Bucks Could Pursue
The Milwaukee Bucks are exploring options to strengthen their roster before training camp. They are targeting a mid-tier player to fill the void at point guard and are considering a non-traditional approach with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton sharing playmaking duties. The team also needs a dependable wing stopper. Four prospective players the Bucks could target in a trade include Collin Sexton, Bojan Bogdanovic, Dorian Finney-Smith, and Buddy Hield.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Take Your Furry Friend to These Dog-Friendly National Parks
Looking for dog-friendly national parks in the US? Acadia National Park in Maine and Hot Springs National Park are top choices, allowing dogs on most trails. The Grand Canyon and Theodore Roosevelt National Parks have restrictions on dog access, while Great Smoky Mountains only allow dogs in certain areas.
Fox News: There's more to Colorado than meets the eye
Colorado offers a wide range of activities for travelers, including hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park, exploring Denver's museums and zoo, sandboarding at Great Sand Dunes National Park, staying at the haunted Stanley Hotel, admiring red rock formations at Garden of the Gods, taking scenic drives, going whitewater rafting, skiing at one of the many resorts, catching a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater, and relaxing in hot springs.
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Forbes: Music Makes Life Magic In The K-Drama ‘Twinkling Watermelon’
Ha Eun-gyeol, who interprets for his deaf family, secretly enjoys playing the guitar. When his talent is discovered, he is torn between music and his father's expectations. He stumbles upon a mysterious music store and is transported back in time to join his father's band. The drama explores Eun-gyeol's journey through different decades and his love for music.