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8 Sep 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Dem governor demands his kids be off-limits after GOP group includes his underage daughter in new attack ad
Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear demands his Republican opponent, Attorney General Daniel Cameron, denounce the use of his underage daughter in a campaign ad. The ad, released by a super PAC aligned with Sen. Rand Paul, criticizes Beshear's handling of the pandemic but includes a clip of his 10-year-old daughter. Beshear's campaign manager calls the ad "wrong and inexcusable" and urges Cameron to respond. The race between Beshear and Cameron is closely watched and seen as a bellwether for the 2024 elections.
Red State: WaPo's Phillip Bump Humiliates Self by Claiming 14 Presidents Signed Anti-Trump Letter
Washington Post columnist Philip Bump dismisses evidence of Hunter Biden's corruption and downplays it. Bump also falsely claims that 14 presidents criticized Trump when only five are still alive. Bump's lack of curiosity and disregard for facts raise questions about his credibility as a journalist.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Kirk Cameron announces Brave Books giveaway of Jack Posobiec’s anti-socialist children’s book after ALA announces Marxist indoctrination plan for libraries
Brave Books author Kirk Cameron announces that anyone who buys a copy of The Island of Free Ice Cream will receive a second copy to donate to their local library in response to the American Library Association's plan to turn public libraries into Marxist indoctrination centers. The book, written by Jack Posobiec, warns against the dangers of communism and will be read by Cameron at the Houston Public Library in September.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Unloads On Heckler Blaming Him For Shooting: ‘I Am Not Going To Take That’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis shuts down a protester accusing him of being responsible for a shooting in Jacksonville. DeSantis denies any involvement and defends his support for law enforcement and public safety.
Fox News: Trump's event with Kristi Noem fuels 2024 VP pick speculation
Former President Donald Trump and Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota are holding a political rally together, sparking rumors that Trump may consider Noem as a potential running mate in 2024. Noem has stated that they have not discussed this possibility, but she would consider it if offered.
Red State: Trump Unloads on Biden's EV Policies as Auto Strike Looms, Mandates Will 'Murder' U.S. Car Industry
Former President Donald Trump criticizes President Joe Biden's electric vehicle policies, claiming they will harm the auto industry and destroy union autoworker jobs. The United Auto Workers (UAW) is considering a strike and urges Biden to support them against the EV mandate. Trump vows to repeal the mandate if he returns to office. Many consumers are uninterested in electric cars due to various concerns. The possibility of a strike looms as contracts for auto workers expire soon.
#society
Forbes: Ensuring Fair Hiring Practices: OPM’s Final Regulations Prohibit Criminal History Disclosure
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management has announced regulations to implement the Fair Chance to Compete for Jobs Act of 2019, aiming to promote fairness and inclusivity in federal hiring practices. The Act prohibits federal agencies and contractors from requesting an applicant's criminal history information until a conditional offer of employment is made, expanding upon the existing "Ban the Box" rule. The regulations establish a complaint process for applicants and will take effect on October 2, 2023.
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#economy
National Review: The Corner: McKinsey and Its Contradictions: China, ESG, and Meatless Mondays
McKinsey, a management consultant firm, continues to try to gain favor with the Beijing regime while offering advice on enlightened management. A projection by McKinsey suggests that if China's GDP growth maintains, it could surpass the combined GDP of India, Japan, and Indonesia. However, recent reports show that China is facing bad news, including high youth unemployment and a stagnant economy. Confidence in the Chinese economy is at a low point, leaving people worried about the future and skeptical of government solutions.
Flag And Cross: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Sells $42.8 Million In Company Shares
Nvidia Corp, a semiconductor company, experienced a surge in stock value due to demand for artificial intelligence platforms. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold shares of the company, totaling proceeds of around $14 million in each of the three sale blocks. This was part of a predetermined plan established earlier in the year. The sales by Huang and other board members were not indicative of any negative trends for the company.
#culture
Forbes: Fifty Fifty Match One Of BTS’s Most Impressive Billboard Chart Feats
South Korean girl group Fifty Fifty is making waves on the Billboard charts with their single "Cupid." The track has climbed to No. 9 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart, making them the second South Korean act to reach the top 10, following BTS.
Daily Wire: ‘It’s Embarrassing And I Feel So Bad’: Jimmy Fallon Apologizes To ‘Tonight Show’ Staff After Rolling Stone Report
Jimmy Fallon apologized to staffers after allegations of a toxic environment on "The Tonight Show" surfaced. Sixteen current and former employees claimed they experienced belittling and intimidation, including periodic "outbursts" from Fallon himself. Fallon addressed the employees and expressed his embarrassment, stating that he wants the show to be fun and inclusive.
#health
Fox News: Eating disorders at colleges, the great masking debate and exercise during cancer treatment
NUTRITION 101 – College students with eating disorders need parental support.
AI vs. COVID – First AI-generated COVID drug in clinical trials.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Schools of the State
Pandemic-related school shutdowns have had a significant negative impact on students' academic progress and mental health. Many districts have failed to effectively use the funds provided by the American Rescue Plan to address these issues. As a result, parents are increasingly dissatisfied with their local public schools and are considering alternative options such as private schools and voucher programs. Despite growing support for school choice, the education establishment and teacher unions continue to resist change. It remains to be seen how this will impact the upcoming election season.
#sports
Fox News: Bengals make Joe Burrow highest-paid player in NFL history with massive five-year extension: reports
The Cincinnati Bengals have signed a record-breaking five-year extension with quarterback Joe Burrow, making him the highest-paid player in NFL history. The deal is worth $275 million, with $219.5 million guaranteed.
#other
Front Page Magazine: More Climate Fiction
Climate activists are pushing the false narrative of "climate change." President Biden embellishes a fire story while the media describes Hurricane Idalia as unprecedented, though hurricanes happen every summer. Hawaiian fires are mostly caused by people, not climate change. Global hurricane counts have significantly decreased since 1990. There is no climate emergency, according to 1,609 scientists. Climate science has become a discussion based on beliefs, not sound self-critical science.