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6 Sep 2023
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#politics
Red State: Federal Court Strikes Down Alabama's Redistricting Maps yet Again; What's the End Game?
The United States Supreme Court ruled that Alabama's congressional maps likely violated the Voting Rights Act by not adequately representing Black voters. The court ordered the creation of a second district with a larger Black population. Alabama legislature's redistricting arm attempted to comply with the ruling but was rejected by a three-judge panel. The case is seen as a victory for Black voters and fair representation.
Newsbusters: James Comer Subpoenas Mayorkas for Hunter Biden Records, Nets Ignore
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer issues subpoenas for documents related to Hunter Biden's tax records and misconduct by the Biden Justice Department, but ABC, CBS, and NBC ignore it in favor of nonsensical stories. Comer is looking into the Secret Service allegedly tipping off the Biden transition team about a planned Hunter Biden tax probe interview. The three networks' refusal to cover the news adds to the growing evidence that their broadcast licenses should be revoked.
Daily Wire: Bill Maher Slams Woke Views: ‘That Used To Be The Position Of The Ku Klux Klan’
In a recent interview, comedian Bill Maher criticized woke people, comparing their views to those of the Ku Klux Klan. Maher argued that being woke goes against the principles of liberalism, particularly the idea of a colorblind society. He expressed concern that woke ideology promotes the significance of race above all else, which he likened to the KKK's perspective.
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Fox News: MSNBC host praises trans sorority member accused of 'peeping,' 'threatening' behavior a 'very brave woman'
MSNBC sympathetically interviews transgender sorority member accused of "peeping" on girls, but fails to mention allegations of leering behavior mentioned in the lawsuit. Judge dismisses case against the sorority, stating it is not the court's place to determine what a woman is. Trans sorority member describes hostile treatment on campus.
#war
Forbes: To Slow The Ukrainian Counteroffensive, the Russian Army Quadrupled The Size Of Its Minefields
In early June 2023, as the Ukrainian counteroffensive began, the Russians increased the depth and density of their minefields, causing the Ukrainians to struggle to clear them. This explains why the counteroffensive is not progressing as quickly as expected. While the Russians depleted their resources in expanding the minefields, the unevenness of the minefields presents an opportunity for the Ukrainians.
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Fox News: California dog named Storm escapes home, sneaks into Metallica concert: four-legged metal fan
A dog named Storm sneaks out of her home and attends a Metallica concert at SoFi Stadium in California. Believing she was abandoned, she is taken to a shelter, but her owners are later located. Metallica pays tribute to their four-legged fan.
#crime
Forbes: Ex-Proud Boys Head Enrique Tarrio Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison—Longest Jan. 6 Sentence Yet
Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the Proud Boys, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in organizing the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The Justice Department requested a 33-year sentence, but Tarrio's attorneys argued for a lesser sentence due to his cooperation with law enforcement and declining mental health in jail.
Fox News: Ohio woman allegedly pointed fake gun at dead daughter's ex: 'You're next'
Ohio woman charged for pointing fake gun at dead daughter's ex-boyfriend. Woman cornered him in a garage and said "You're next" before clicking the trigger.
Fox News: Carlee Russell's ex-boyfriend breaks silence after Alabama woman's disappearance hoax
Carlee Russell's ex-boyfriend is still confused as to why she faked her own disappearance, leading to charges of false reporting. Russell's attorney claims she acted alone and apologizes for her actions. The ex-boyfriend recounts their recent trip to New York City and expresses his frustration over not being told the truth.
#sports
Fox News: NFL reporter Chris Mortensen steps away from ESPN after more than three decades, cites health and family
Longtime NFL broadcaster Chris Mortensen left ESPN to focus on his health and family after battling esophageal cancer. Mortensen, considered ESPN's original NFL insider, had been with the network for over three decades. He paved the way for other well-known insiders like Adam Schefter.
#science
National Review: The Corner: Why We Can’t Trust the Science Journals
In a society where scientific journals are highly ideological, scientists are pressured to conform to preferred narratives. A climate scientist admits to withholding the full truth in order to get his climate change paper published. The bias of editors and the pressure to conform limits the broader knowledge for society.
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Forbes: Taylor Swift’s Concert Film Could Earn More Than $100 Million At The U.S. Box Office
Taylor Swift's upcoming concert film, The Eras Tour, is generating massive excitement in the movie industry. Insiders predict it could open to $100 million in ticket sales and potentially gross $150 million or more domestically. AMC, the distributor of the film, experienced a record-breaking $26 million in presales within the first 24 hours. The Eras Tour has already been a phenomenon, breaking attendance and revenue records, and is on track to become the first tour to reach $1 billion in ticket sales.