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#society
Fox News: Men accusing Japanese boy band producer of sex abuse seek company apology, compensation
Late founder of Japanese boy band talent agency, Johnny Kitagawa, accused of sexually assaulting teenagers for decades. Group of men seeking financial compensation and preventive measures.
Daily Wire: NASCAR Takes Down ‘Blatantly Illegal’ Racial Requirement For Internship After Daily Wire Report
NASCAR removed a racial requirement on their diversity internship program after being told it was illegal discrimination. The requirement specified non-white minority classifications, but has since been removed.
#war
The Economist: Inside Ukraine’s assassination programme
Ukraine has a secret assassination program targeting those who collaborate with Russia. Assassinations have been carried out in various ways, including bombings and poisonings. Ukraine's intelligence agencies, particularly the domestic security service (SBU), are believed to be behind these operations, but the government remains tight-lipped. The president authorizes the most controversial operations, with the aim of avoiding collateral damage among civilians, though there are concerns that some targets may not have been chosen carefully.
#education
The Federalist: The Answer To Closing Education Gaps Is Family Values
A new study challenges the belief that educational disparities among racial and ethnic student groups are solely due to demographics. Researchers found that culture plays a significant role in determining advanced academic performance. Asian American and Pacific Islander students achieved higher levels of excellence despite low socioeconomic status, suggesting that social and economic conditions are not always barriers to academic success. The study also recommended implementing robust gifted programs in all schools to increase opportunities for all student groups and learning from the cultural practices of Asian students.
#sports
Fox News: Alex Palou secures IndyCar championship with win at Grand Prix of Portland
Alex Palou secured his second IndyCar championship with a dominant win at Portland International Raceway. Despite previous uncertainties, team owner Chip Ganassi confirmed that Palou will remain with the team next season. McLaren has filed a lawsuit against Palou seeking damages, but Palou chose not to discuss the ongoing legal battle. This season has been the best of Palou's career, with him leading in various statistics and finishing the season with a comfortable points lead. The championship has been settled before the finale for the first time since 2005.
Fox News: Jets could have 'historical defense' in 2023, cornerback DJ Reed says
Jets cornerback D.J. Reed believes the New York Jets' defense has the potential to be the best in the NFL and possibly even historical, comparing them to legendary defensive teams like the 85-86 Bears and the 2013 Legion of Boom. Reed is confident that if they put everything together and play up to their potential, the sky's the limit for them. The Jets finished fourth in points and yards allowed last season and have a defensive mindset.
Fox News: Max Verstappen secures 10th Formula One victory of season
Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix, securing his 10th straight victory and extending his lead in the championship. Red Bull dominated the race with Verstappen finishing ahead of his teammate Sergio Pérez, while Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc battled for third place.
Forbes: Why Hot Dogs At Atlanta Falcons Games Cost Just $2
In response to high food prices at sporting events, the Atlanta Falcons offer $2 hot dogs at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the lowest price in the NFL. The pricing strategy aims to create a family-friendly atmosphere and stimulate overall spending. The affordable hot dogs, along with other discounted food and drink items, have been successful in increasing per capita spending and attracting more fans to the stadium.
#science
Fox News: India’s lunar rover completes walk on moon's surface in less than 2 weeks after historic launch
India's moon rover has completed its assignment, been put into sleep mode, and transmitted collected data back to Earth. The rover's battery is fully charged and hopes to wake up for another set of assignments. No word on the outcome of the rover's search for water on the lunar surface.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Shoot for the Stars: A Pheasant Hunt Brings a Father and Son Closer Together
A father and son embark on a pheasant hunting trip in South Dakota. They navigate the challenges of the wind and unfamiliar hunting techniques. Despite the difficulties, they find moments of success and connection, realizing the importance of spending time together in nature.
#other
Forbes: The Texas Electric Grid Is Tired
The Texas electric grid is struggling to keep up with demand due to record-breaking heat and outdated infrastructure. Power outages have become more frequent as the grid's units wear down and break. The increased demand, coupled with limited additions to the state's power plants, has left Texas reliant on weather-dependent sources like wind and solar power.
Forbes: CEO Finds Balance Between Compassion And The Bottom Line
Tom Wellner's book, "Leading with Humanity", explores the idea that purpose, people, and profit can coexist in business. Wellner shares his own experiences and strategies for leading with compassion and achieving success. With insights for leaders at any stage of their career, the book offers practical advice for building strong organizations.