NATION
Maui, Hawaii wildfires update and aftermath: Latest images, video YT
“Illusion of Influence”: The Media Moves the Goalpost Again on Biden Corruption Coverage
7 Revelations From Ex-Capitol Police Chief That Explode Democrats’ Jan. 6 Narrative
It’s D-Day In The State Of Tennessee
Federal Court Declares Trump a Flight Risk in Secret Subpoena Decision
Antifa Exonerated in Andy Ngo Trial
EXCLUSIVE: Secret Service Told Joe Biden Who Brought Cocaine Into White House, Sources Say
The list of what we cannot say continues to grow daily. One publication has claimed that men cannot ask a female, say a hotel desk clerk, if he can speak to her manager, as it is disrespectful and implies a lack of trust in her abilities. According to the same article, a man can never, ever tell a woman that she looks tired, as this could be perceived as a negative comment about her looks. And you certainly may never ask someone if they have lost weight, because you are saying that they used to be fat.
At the Los Angeles Times, reporters are discouraged from using the word “looters,” as it has a pejorative and racist connotation.
In Houston, a realtors association announced it would no longer use terms such as master bedroom or master bathroom, because the word master has connotations that invoke slavery. It is a good thing I obtained my master’s degree before this happened, otherwise, I’d have a post-degree-degree…doesn’t have quite the same ring to it.
WORLD
Misinformation bill an ‘attack on free speech’ Australia can’t let happen
LGBTQ+ people in Ethiopia blame attacks on their community on inciteful and lingering TikTok videos
Thousands protest in support of coup leader near French military base in Niger
HEMISPHERE
Canada’s Supreme Court rejects appeal from three churches challenging COVID restrictions
Mass arrest at LGBTQ club in Venezuela prompts outcry over discrimination
Guyanan Editorial: Exxon made US$56 billion last year. So, what?
HEALTH
BREAKING: Early onset dementia is being caused by the COVID vaccine (~25X increase)
MACRO
DOWNGRADES and WARNINGS: Moody’s Outlook on 27 American Banks
Helium Wars: Why Are Tech Giants Fighting Over This Rare Gas?
MICRO
How Sports Analytics Can Transform Your Investing
Does Practice Really Make Perfect?
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
Would there have been an Obama had abortion been legal in 1960?
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