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#politics
The Federalist: Beware The Digital Dollar That Will Take Your Freedom
Florida and several other states have passed or are considering bills to ban the use of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The concern is that a government-run digital currency would give the government too much control over financial transactions and the ability to stifle dissent. Advocates for CBDCs see them as a way to push their environmental and globalist agendas. The creation of a CBDC-dominated economy could lower consumer costs, but it also poses a threat to individual freedom and democracy. Preventing the implementation of a CBDC should be a priority in order to preserve liberties.
The Blaze: MSNBC to give former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki a primetime slot on Mondays as election season heats up
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki will host a primetime show on MSNBC, airing on Mondays starting September 25. Psaki, who joined MSNBC in 2022, will also have new episodes exclusively on Peacock. She brings her expertise in government and the campaign trail to the network's political coverage. The 2024 presidential race is shaping up to be between Biden and Trump.
#society
Breitbart: California Assembly Passes Bill to Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs
The Democrat-controlled California state assembly passed a bill to decriminalize psychedelic drugs for personal use, allowing Californians over 21 to possess and use small amounts of hallucinogenic mushrooms. However, selling and distribution of these drugs will still be illegal. The use of hallucinogens among young adults has nearly doubled in three years, raising concerns about public health and the risk of a "bad trip" that can lead to suicide.
#health
Fox News: California bill decriminalizing personal use of psychedelics, magic mushrooms heads to Newsom's desk
California lawmakers approved a bill decriminalizing the possession and personal use of psychedelics including magic mushrooms. If signed into law by Gov. Newsom, the bill would remove criminal penalties for possession and use, while still penalizing possession on school grounds or by individuals under 21. The bill would also require a study on the therapeutic use of psychedelics.
#education
Fox News: Harvard professor says military members keep service quiet to avoid backlash from classmates
Service members at Harvard feel hesitant to disclose their military status due to concerns about how it may impact their relationships with their classmates and faculty members. A professor acknowledges that this is affecting how courses are designed and delivered. Harvard recently received an "abysmal" ranking in terms of free speech, but the professor believes that the university still supports academic freedom, and it is up to faculty members to exercise that freedom. The issue of self-censorship and fear of backlash for discussing controversial topics is widespread among college students.
The Federalist: Alabama Public School Failure, Not School Choice, Is 'Extreme'
Alabama Retirement System CEO David Bronner criticized the idea of using tax dollars for education, misrepresenting education savings accounts (ESAs) and homeschooling. However, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth support universal school choice and ESAs. Despite increased spending on education, student scores have not improved. Alabama ranks poorly in math and reading scores. Many states have embraced school choice policies, but Bronner exaggerated the cost of ESAs. The Alabama Policy Institute promotes school choice, emphasizing that parents should have the freedom to choose the best education for their children.
#crime
Breitbart: Colorado Carjacker Convicted of Manslaughter After Two Years
Joseph Maestas Sanchez has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for shooting and killing a 71-year-old veteran while breaking into a neighbor's car. Sanchez was convicted of manslaughter after a jury couldn't agree on a verdict for second-degree murder.
#sports
Forbes: Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Most Likely Scenario With Mike Evans Isn’t A Happy Ending
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing uncertainty around the future of wide receiver Mike Evans, who is seeking a new contract as he enters the final year of his deal. The team doesn't want to trade Evans, but a deal seems unlikely due to contract demands and salary cap constraints. It is more probable that Evans will be traded to a playoff contender before the deadline.
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The Federalist: Renewed Hysteria Shows Why We Need A Covid Commission
Public health officials in the U.S. treated Americans like toddlers during the Covid-19 pandemic, imposing ineffective and sometimes cruel measures such as mask and vaccine mandates. There has been no national reckoning or accountability for these failures, and now there are signs that these measures may return in the fall. Harvard professor Dr. Martin Kulldorff and Stanford professor Dr. Jay Bhattacharya believe the U.S. should establish a Covid Response Commission to investigate what went wrong and prevent future mistakes.
Breitbart: Palestinian Authority President Abbas Panned Across Globe for 'Fueling Antisemitism' after ‘Horrifying’ Remarks
Governments and leaders worldwide express outrage as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas denies Hitler's antisemitism and claims Jews were killed for their "role in society" including usury. The comments, reported by MEMRI, have been condemned as hateful and antisemitic.
Breitbart: Praying High School Football Coach Joe Kennedy Resigns After Only One Game
High school football coach Joe Kennedy, who won a Supreme Court case over his right to pray on the field, resigned after the school district allegedly diminished his role. Kennedy, who was fired in 2015 for praying on the 50-yard line after games, was reinstated at Bremerton High School but cited the district's failure to fully follow the court ruling as his reason for leaving. He vowed to continue advocating for religious freedom outside the school system.