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#politics
Fox News: Attempt to bar Trump from 2024 ballot gains steam despite 'dubious' and 'dangerous' legal arguments: experts
Some legal experts dismiss the theory that former President Trump could be disqualified from appearing on the 2024 presidential ballot based on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. They argue that the Disqualifications Clause does not apply to Trump and that there is no legal basis to keep him off the ballot. However, some scholars believe there are paths to prevent Trump from running, and the idea continues to gain attention. Ultimately, the outcome remains uncertain and could potentially end up in the Supreme Court.
Forbes: Labor Unions Back Proposal That Boosts Wages For Lowest Paid Airport Workers
Labor unions, led by the SEIU, support the Good Jobs for Good Airports Act, which would set a minimum wage for airport workers. The unions argue that many airport workers live in poverty and lack healthcare and time off. The amendment has support from the White House but faces opposition from Republicans and others.
#society
Forbes: The Young Stars Of ‘Moving’ Discuss What Makes The Story So Special
A group of high school students with superpowers find each other and form a bond in the Disney drama Moving. Lee Jeong-ha's character can float, Kim Do-hoon's character has super strength, and Ko Yoon-jung's character can heal. They face challenges and learn to embrace their abilities.
Fox News: Social media giants like TikTok, YouTube fuel 'youth mental health crisis,' school boards claim in lawsuit
More than 200 school boards have filed a lawsuit against tech giants including Meta, ByteDance, Snap Inc., and Google, claiming that their social media platforms have contributed to a mental health crisis among U.S. youth. The lawsuit alleges that the companies exploit children and adolescents through addictive algorithms and other features. The goal of the lawsuit is to change the way social media companies operate and redirect resources towards education.
Fox News: China mobilizes country to look out for foreign spies, offers big cash rewards
China's new counterespionage law allows citizens to report suspected foreign agents and spy networks, with cash rewards offered for successful tips. Chinese President Xi Jinping is promoting xenophobia and cutting off links with the world. The law expands the definition of espionage and broadens the scope of China's counterespionage efforts.
Fox News: Labor Day meaning: A brief history of the holiday and why we celebrate
Labor Day is a federal holiday that honors American workers and takes place on the first Monday in September. It was created in the 1880s as a result of workers fighting for better conditions and pay. Travel, barbecues, and sales are all common ways people celebrate the holiday.
#war
Foreign Policy: Ukraine’s Long and Sordid History of Treason
In the midst of the Russia-Ukraine war, there are many Ukrainians who have turned against their own country in support of Russia. These collaborators can be found in various positions, from politicians to journalists to regional administrators. Some are motivated by a belief in the unity of the Russian and Ukrainian people, while others admire Putin's authoritarian policies. The concept of treason in Ukraine is defined broadly and carries significant penalties, as the country fights for its existence.
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Euromaidan Press: Media: Erdoğan arrives in Russia to discuss grain deal with Putin
Turkish President Erdogan arrives in Russia to meet with Russian President Putin and discuss a potential grain deal. The main topic of negotiation is the restoration of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
#economy
Fox News: United Arab Emirates creates federal authority for 'commercial gaming' industry
The United Arab Emirates has established a federal authority for "commercial gaming," a move that suggests the country may soon allow gambling as major casino operators show interest. The General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority aims to create a well-regulated gaming environment and unlock the economic potential of commercial gaming responsibly. The UAE's strict Islamic laws make casinos rare in the region, but the introduction of gambling could help boost the country's tourism industry and recover from the loss of Chinese travelers during the pandemic.
#education
Fox News: Parallel Learning's CEO emphasizes the critical special ed teacher shortage in American public schools
Parallel Learning CEO Diana Heldfond discusses the challenges in meeting the needs of special education students in the U.S. The shortage of providers and the unique teaching environment contribute to the problem. Heldfond emphasizes the importance of special education in changing students' lives and helping them thrive. Testing and measuring student attainment in special education is complex due to individualized education plans. Limited resources and excessive administrative work further complicate the situation.
#crime
Fox News: Women sentenced to time in prison after they 'sadistically tortured' pet parrot to death
Two women in the U.K. tortured and killed a friend's parrot after a night of drinking. They sprayed the bird with cleaning products, daubed paint on her, and hit her with a tea towel.
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Fox News: Johnny Depp, Sandra Bullock and Tom Cruise's big breakthroughs in the ‘80s
Several Hollywood stars, including Sandra Bullock, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Julia Roberts, and George Clooney, had their breakthroughs in the 1980s. They have become award-winning actors, starring in various successful films.