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#politics
Flag And Cross: Trump Defies Odds, Emerges As An Even More Appealing GOP Candidate Amid Indictments: Poll
Former President Donald Trump's legal battles have not hindered his appeal within the Republican Party. He is the top choice for nearly 6 in 10 GOP primary voters, with an 11% increase since April, distancing himself from other candidates like Governor Ron DeSantis. The majority of Republican voters view Trump's legal troubles as politically motivated, and about 48% said the indictments actually made them more likely to support him in the 2024 election.
Daily Wire: Speaker McCarthy Visits Maui Following Deadly Wildfires: ‘We Will Investigate’
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy visited Lahaina, Maui to survey the damage caused by wildfires and discuss rebuilding efforts. McCarthy pledged to use congressional resources to investigate the lackluster response to the fires and ensure that communities don't have to endure such devastation again. A bipartisan group of legislators joined McCarthy on the visit, emphasizing the need for unity in the face of tragedy.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Joe Biden claims he hasn’t had a chance to go to East Palestine
Joe Biden was asked why he hasn't visited East Palestine despite promising to do so. He claimed he hasn't had the opportunity, but many believe he doesn't care about the district because it voted for Trump.
#society
Fox News: Mexico places piece of Berlin wall near US border: 'May this be a lesson'
The Mexican government places a piece of the Berlin Wall near the US-Mexico border in Tijuana, sending a message against border security. The move highlights the difference between the two walls and the impact it has on families.
PJ Media: Chaos in Nevada Desert As 'Burning Man' 2023 Turns Into 'Soggy Man'
Over 70,000 people at the Burning Man festival in Nevada were stranded due to heavy rain and flooding. The US government declared it a national emergency.
Fox News: Federal ruling against Christian and Muslim parents may spark a new campaign in education
A federal judge denies parents' request to remove their children from classrooms when LGBTQ books are read aloud, claiming it violates religious freedom. The judge argues that parents can still teach their faith outside of school.
Flag And Cross: Oprah, The Rock's Relief Fund For Maui Wildfire Victims Accepts Bitcoin And Ether
The crypto community supports Maui after devastating wildfires. Oprah Winfrey and Dwayne Johnson create a relief fund for victims, accepting cryptocurrency donations. Funds will go directly to the survivors.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: What’s Driving Africa’s Coups?
In recent years, coups have become increasingly common in Africa, with Gabon being the latest country to face one. Foreign powers like France and the United States have been implicated in contributing to the region's instability. The role of Western influence and the potential for assistance are analyzed .
France's failure to address democratic deficiencies in Gabon has made them complicit in the recent coup. Similarly, the United States' Africa strategy has come under scrutiny following Niger's coup. Western countries must reassess their approach to help prevent further unrest .
Overall, the essays and reports highlight the unintended consequences of actions taken by foreign powers, particularly in relation to military training and peacekeeping efforts. It is crucial for the West to consider the Sahel's unique challenges and adopt strategies that genuinely address them.
#health
Flag And Cross: Eye Cancer Specialists Fly To Kenya For Global Confab
Experts gathered in Mombasa, Kenya for a conference on eye cancer in Africa. Sheba Medical Center initiated the event to promote equity in global eyecare. The focus was on retinoblastoma and addressing the lack of education, specialists, and access to care.
#crime
Fox News: Alleged drunk driver accidentally reports himself to 911 in bizarre highway incident: 'dumb f---'
An alleged drunk driver mistakenly called 911 on himself after reporting another driver going the wrong way on a Nebraska highway. Body cam footage showed a deputy pulling over the drunk driver, who had called to report his own mistake. The drunk driver's blood-alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit, and he was arrested.
#sports
Forbes: Tony Khan Firing CM Punk Creates Huge Problem For AEW
CM Punk has been fired by Tony Khan and AEW, putting an end to his tumultuous tenure. Punk's termination came after a backstage fight and a decline in viewership for AEW Collision.
#outdoors
Forbes: Burning Man: 1 Dead As Flooding Strands Thousands At Nevada Desert Festival
One person has died at the Burning Man festival in Nevada after heavy rain closed roads to the site. Attendees are being asked to conserve resources until at least Monday.
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Fox News: Jemele Hill points out 'coded stuff' around Colorado-TCU 'commentary'
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Colorado pulled off an upset against TCU in Deion Sanders' debut as head coach, winning 45-42. While social media praised Sanders' performance, columnist Jemele Hill criticized the commentary around the game, with some pointing out the criticism directed at Sanders for leaving Jackson State. Hill's vague post on X, formerly known as Twitter, sparked a debate on race and media coverage. Sanders addressed the critiques in his postgame press conference, expressing confidence in his coaching and highlighting the importance of his path to success through a historically Black college or university (HBCU).