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Liberty Nation: Losing Liberty By a Thousand Cuts – LN Radio
This week on Liberty Nation Radio: The aftermath of GOP debate and Trump's potential boost, eroding liberties under the administration, and public accountability doubts.
#society
Liberty Nation: Harvest Time Nears in the Heartland – But Politics Never Rests
. The YMCA in Keene, NH is hosting an LGBTQ+ Teen Night Out, but critics question whether it aligns with the organization's original Christian principles. RFK Jr. is calling for a debate with Joe Biden, but many in Middle America are uninterested. Comedian Kathleen Madigan suggests implementing an age limit for politicians, sparking a conversation about term limits and competency tests. Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer faces a lawsuit regarding lead contamination, with allegations of using Greek to conceal information. Critics argue she did not win the last election.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia kills three Ukrainian civilians near frontline on September 2
Russian attacks in Ukraine on September 2 resulted in the deaths of three civilians and injured eight others. The attacks caused extensive property damage in the Donetsk and Kherson oblasts.
#history
National Review: How the New Deal Harmed Black Americans
A new exhibit at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library reveals how FDR's New Deal was detrimental to black Americans, with policies reinforcing segregation and forcing black farmers off their land. The exhibit fails to mention the brutal suppression of free speech and policing of African-American political leader J.B. Martin in Memphis. This highlights FDR's dismal record on civil rights.
National Review: How Iron-Willed Monsters Convulsed Modern Times
Historian Paul Johnson's book "Modern Times" argues for the importance of human agency in shaping historical events. He explores the impact of Einstein's theory of relativity on society and the rise of evils fueled by an excessive faith in politics and the state. Johnson also examines the interconnectedness of Communism and fascism, and their role in destroying established governance and morals. His sweeping yet erudite prose makes the book a remarkable achievement in 20th-century history.
#sports
Forbes: Roger Federer-Backed Shoe Brand On Takes A Big Swing At Tennis
Swiss running shoe company On aims to become a tennis powerhouse but faces challenges in designing a professional tennis shoe that offers enough lateral stability. The company, which counts Roger Federer as an investor and creative partner, has signed top-ranked tennis player Iga Swiatek and young American star Ben Shelton as ambassadors. On is fine-tuning its tennis shoes with input from Federer, Swiatek, and Shelton to eventually cater to both professional and recreational players. The company's primary focus remains on its core running business, but it sees the potential for growth in the tennis market.
#other
National Review: The Next Big Threat to Uranium Mining
Joe Biden banned new uranium-mining projects in Arizona and there are now calls to do the same in Utah, where mining poses a risk to Bears Ears National Monument. Activists claim that a mill outside of Bears Ears is a "radioactive waste dump" and want mining to be banned in the region. Utah's attorney general has filed a lawsuit claiming that the state's monuments are too large to manage.