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#politics
The Federalist: Texas Passed A Bathroom Bill With Zero Corporate Shakedowns
Texas passes the Women’s Privacy Act, restricting bathrooms by birth sex, with heavy fines; backlash is far milder than 2016 NC fight.
The piece argues public opinion shifted and big tech stayed silent, enabling the bill to pass with little corporate fear of boycotts.
Fox News: Newsom rips pot farm raids as cartels, Chinese adversaries infiltrate grow operations endangering Americans
Newsom blasted Trump’s raids on California cannabis farms, calling Miller’s tactics chaotic and harmful to communities.
Raids at Glass House Farms in Camarillo and Carpinteria netted 361 arrests (14 minors) and a death; the farm says it isn’t under investigation.
Fox News: LA comedian calls Newsom an 'empty suit' that allowed the city to be burned down
Tim Dillon, on The Joe Rogan Experience, says Gavin Newsom is running a slick PR push to distract from California’s policy failures and eyeing a 2028 bid.
Rogan and Dillon say Newsom mimics Trump on social media and is an empty suit who shifts with the wind.
Le Monde: UK deputy PM resigns over tax inquiry on home purchase
Britain’s deputy PM Angela Rayner resigns after an independent inquiry found a breach of the ministerial code over a home purchase.
The report said she acted in good faith but should have sought tax advice and noted she saved about £40k in stamp duty; Starmer backed the decision.
The Federalist: Outgoing Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Going Out With A Leftist Bang
Evers' DHS rule renames 'pregnant women' to 'pregnant persons,' critics say it erases motherhood via rulemaking.
GOP lawmakers cry foul as a court ruling curbs oversight; a hearing on the change drew DHS's absence.
The American Mind: Trump’s Flag-Burning Executive Order Is Constitutional
Texas v. Johnson limited flag-burning punishment; First Amendment covers expressive conduct under 'in these circumstances' when not intended to incite.
It says Trump’s order to prosecute flag desecration follows that caveat, targeting incitement and intimidation, and could be upheld.
#society
The Federalist: Monica Lewinsky Shouldn't Exploit Real Victims
An op-ed says Monica Lewinsky’s TV ventures, including co-producing The Twisted Tales of Amanda Knox, amount to self-made victimhood, unlike Knox’s wrongful-conviction ordeal. It urges her to use the platform for real victims or risk losing respect.
Fox News: Mom gives birth in McDonald's parking lot, and people are lovin' the baby's nickname
Michigan couple deliver baby in a closed Schoolcraft McDonald’s parking lot after racing from Kalamazoo; mom Alyce Rotunda, with Type 1 diabetes, delivered around 3 a.m.
Baby Matilda nicknamed "McTilly"; family later taken to hospital. No complications.
GB News: Three Britons among 16 people killed in Lisbon funicular crash
A Gloria funicular derailed in Lisbon, killing 16 people, including three British nationals and a US citizen; victims also from Portugal, Korea, Switzerland, Canada, Germany and Ukraine.
Cable may have snapped near the twin car; PM Montenegro vows swift probe; Carris says maintenance shows no faults.
#sports
The Western Journal: NFL Season Starts in Wild Fashion: Eagles Star Ejected Before First Snap
Eagles DT Jalen Carter was ejected before the first snap for unsportsmanlike conduct after spitting at Dak Prescott.
Social media backlash followed; it cites a 2023 fatal crash and wrongful-death suit, fueling calls for morals clauses in pro sports.
#technology
Forbes: Billionaire Tom Siebel's C3 AI Was Supposed To Speed Up Policing. It’s Not Going Well.
San Mateo County spent $12 million on C3 AI’s Sherlock to unify data across 15 agencies; three years in, cops say they haven’t seen the promised benefits.
Rollouts lag, features incomplete, and several departments report little use amid bureaucracy and bugs.