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#politics
Daily Wire: Government Watchdog Files Ethics Complaint Against Florida Democrat Congressman Over Alleged Abuse Of Official Resources
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT) has filed an ethics complaint against Florida Democratic Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost, alleging that he has used official resources for political purposes on his campaign account on X. The complaint asks for an investigation into Frost's social media activity, which may violate federal law and House ethics rules. FACT has previously filed similar complaints against other members of Congress.
#society
Fox News: Burning Man attendee's cause of death confirmed: report
Leon Reece, 32, of Truckee, California, died from drug intoxication at the Burning Man festival in Nevada. Traffic leaving the festival, which was hit with heavy rains, caused long delays, with wait times peaking at seven hours.
Fox News: India may be moving to change its name to ancient Sanskrit term, G20 invitation suggests
The Indian government is using the term "Bharat" instead of "India" in official media, creating speculation about a possible name change. Prime Minister Modi's use of "Bharat" on international invitations signifies a desire to distance from colonial influences, according to his supporters. However, others argue that both terms should be retained for their historical and global recognition.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russian counterattacks fail near Robotyne, southern front, as Ukrainians keep pushing south
Ukrainian troops successfully repel Russian counterattacks near Robotyne, southern front, in ongoing Ukrainian counteroffensive.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Nvidia's AI Chip Exports In Crossfire As Biden's China Policy Focuses On Tech
The Biden administration has halted Nvidia's microchip sales to the Middle East to disrupt China's AI ambitions. By restricting the sale of these crucial chips, the US aims to prevent potential links between Middle East organizations and Chinese AI companies. This move expands trade controls beyond China and Russia, targeting Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
#economy
The Federalist: Michael Lind Argues That To Save America We Must Save Workers
For the past decade, conservatives have been going through an identity crisis, with some embracing working-class populism while others still uphold globalism and military dominance. Most conservatives are somewhere in the middle, but they lack the vocabulary to articulate their new concerns about labor and the economy. Michael Lind's book "Hell to Pay" addresses this issue, providing a clear and concise primer on American labor and its decline. Lind explains how the suppression of wages has led to a host of problems, such as the growth of the welfare state, economic immobility, and the devastation of American families. This book equips modern Americans to talk seriously about American labor and tackles the decline of labor unions, wage-suppressing strategies by employers, and the effects of offshoring and hiring low-skilled immigrants. It calls for a new American system that prioritizes productivity growth, restores collective bargaining rights, and reforms the entitlement state.
#religion
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Diaries of a Lodge Owner Episode 09
In the latest episode of Outdoor Journal Radio's Diaries of a Lodge Owner podcast, Pat Tryon and I delve into the depths of spirituality, discussing the mind's power and the law of attraction. We explore the significance of prayer, meditation, and living in the present moment. Join us on this spiritual journey.
#education
Fox News: Conservative group fights to abolish 'hopelessly broken' Department of Education
Conservative nonprofit 1776 Action is pushing to abolish the Department of Education, claiming it has failed students and parents. The organization argues that academic achievement is declining while politics infiltrates classrooms, and accuses the department of promoting Critical Race Theory and policies that undermine biological sex. The petition aims to give a voice to concerned parents and calls for a return of power to states and localities.
#crime
Forbes: Task Force Makes Arrests Amid Flash Mob Retail Crime Wave In LA
A surge in flash mob retail crime, including robberies at high-end stores in Beverly Hills, has prompted law enforcement in Southern California to take action. Task forces consisting of local and federal law enforcement agencies have been formed to address the increasing number of retail robberies in Los Angeles. Recent incidents include flash mobs stealing merchandise from Macy's and Nordstrom, as well as Yves Saint Laurent being targeted for $400,000 worth of goods. These crimes have led to a rise in vacancies in Beverly Hills, with several prominent stores now empty.
#sports
Forbes: Emmitt Smith Says NFL Running Back Disrespect Is ‘Heartbreaking’
NFL Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith is disappointed with the devaluation of the running back position in the NFL. He believes that running backs are not being given the respect and salary they deserve compared to quarterbacks who are securing long-term, high-paying contracts. Smith attributes this devaluation to the league's shift towards a pass-happy style of play, driven by factors such as fantasy football and betting. Despite the evolution of the game, Smith's all-time rushing record seems safe, with no active players close to surpassing it. Smith, now 54 years old, has no desire to return to football and is content watching from the sidelines.
Fox News: Dolphins' Darrell Bevell needed surgery to repair detached retina during camp: report
Miami Dolphins quarterbacks coach Darrell Bevell has suffered a freak eye injury, a detached retina, during training camp. Bevell will have to undergo surgery and participate remotely in meetings until he is cleared to return. Despite this setback, he is tasked with helping Tua Tagovailoa improve his performance as the team enters a tough NFL division this season.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Are Cryptos On Brink Of Collapse? Expert Warns Of Sell-Off As Trades Flat
Pseudonymous crypto expert DonAlt expresses concern over the weakness of the cryptocurrency market, despite the anticipated rebound after a sharp drop. He highlights the lack of strength and underlying market weakness. DonAlt discusses the postponement of spot Bitcoin ETF applications by the SEC and shares his strategy for potential market moves.
Flag And Cross: The Dark Side Of Tesla's Largest Supercharger
The world's largest Tesla Supercharger at the Harris Ranch in California may be powered by a small diesel plant instead of renewable energy, contradicting Tesla's claims. Journalist Edward Niedermeyer first uncovered this in 2015 and a recent report by SFGATE supports this finding. Although it is unclear if the diesel plant still powers the Supercharger, many Tesla owners still choose the convenience of the charging infrastructure.
#other
Forbes: Exiting The Flexible Work Echo Chamber
Despite efforts by numerous flex-work advocates, the adoption of flexible work has remained stagnant among company leaders. One key reason for this resistance is that advocates, including the author, have been stuck in an echo chamber, failing to engage with those who oppose flexible work. To advance the future of work, advocates must listen to and understand the objections and experiences of those on the other side, as there are legitimate concerns and benefits to in-person collaboration. It is time to break out of the echo chamber and have meaningful conversations to find common ground.