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American Thinker: Mexico's cartels to control our food supply, too?
U.S. farmers are facing economic pressures and burdensome regulations, leading some to move their operations to Mexico. This could result in Mexico becoming the top food producer for the United States, with cartels controlling both the farms and the food supply. California's socialist policies and strict regulations contribute to the challenges faced by farmers. They also have to compete with Mexican farms that have lower labor costs and fewer regulations. It is crucial to provide relief to farmers to prevent further migration of operations and potential control of America's food supply by cartels.
Fox News: Texas pushes back as Biden admin digs up old fight over lizard that could 'cripple' state oil industry
Texas is opposing the Biden administration's classification of a lizard as an endangered species, citing potential harm to the state's oil and gas industry. Texas General Land Office Commissioner Dawn Buckingham wrote a letter expressing concern about the impact on revenue for education in Texas. The Biden administration has provided no evidence of changes that would justify updating the previous finding that the lizard is not endangered.
#society
Forbes: Eight Summer Reads That Taught Me To Embrace Change, Make Exotic Bets, Nurture Crazy Ideas, And Navigate The Era Of AI
This summer, I've been inspired by books that explore the challenges we face in a rapidly changing world. From the impact of AI to the need for difficult conversations, these books offer guidance for navigating an uncertain future. As we enter a new economic era, it's important to make bold bets and nurture innovative ideas. And, despite the challenges, there is hope for a better future if we lean in and take action.
#war
Euromaidan Press: British intel: Russian hackers target Ukrainian military’s Android devices
British intel reported that Russian hackers, specifically the cyber threat group known as Sandworm, targeted Android devices used by the Ukrainian military. The malware used, called 'Infamous Chisel,' allows for continuous access and data leakage from compromised devices, including sensitive military information. This demonstrates Russia's use of cyber capabilities to support their invasion of Ukraine.
#economy
ATV Outdoors: The Truth About Honda ATVs: USA Made or Not? | ATV Outdoors
Honda ATVs are assembled in the United States, specifically at a manufacturing plant in Timmonsville, South Carolina. However, most of the parts used for assembly are imported from other countries, including Honda's home country of Japan.
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Forbes: Identifying Faux Offensive Breakthroughs - Phillies’ 2B Bryson Stott
Bryson Stott, the Philadelphia Phillies' second baseman, has shown improvement in his second season but lacks the offensive power and batted ball fundamentals to be a superstar. While he has improved his strikeout rate and defensive skills, his lack of hard hits and average batted ball quality indicate that he will likely remain an average regular player rather than reaching the level of a player like Chase Utley. Despite this, Stott's consistency and reliability make him a valuable asset to the Phillies.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Everything You Need to Know About Oka National Park
Oka National Park in Quebec, Canada, is a hidden gem worth visiting. Located near Montreal, the park offers hiking trails, camping sites, swimming beaches, biking paths, and opportunities for kayaking. With its rich cultural heritage, beautiful landscape, and diverse wildlife, Oka National Park provides a peaceful escape from the city. Whether you're a nature lover or seeking outdoor adventures, this park is definitely worth a visit.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Under The Canopy Episode 06: Trapping (with Robin Horwath)
In this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio's Under The Canopy podcast, Jerry discusses trapping with Robin Horwath from the Ontario Fur Managers Federation. They explore trap types, trapping's impact on science and conservation, and how listeners can learn more about trapping.
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Fox News: Tim Scott is the leading Black Republican in the GOP primary: Here's how he talks about race
Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott, the only Black GOP candidate in Iowa, often downplays racial issues and emphasizes personal responsibility. While critics argue that he ignores systemic racism, many white Republicans in Iowa find his message of success through hard work appealing. Recent polls show Scott's support in Iowa is stronger than his national support but still trails behind former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The acknowledgment of racism by black GOP candidate Tim Scott resonates more with white Republicans than other candidates (Race).