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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Biden People Just Keep Getting More Bad News
Today’s podcast examines the Washington Post-ABC poll that has Democrats curled up in a fetal position today and the efforts to happy-talk it down. Will they work? Come on, man. Give a listen. Source
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Strange News: Virgin Condor Births, Ethical AI, Facebook and Facial Recognition
Scientists discover that the endangered California Condor is capable of producing offspring without the presence of male condors, prompting troubling questions for the future. A new AI program crowdsourcing ethical quandaries provides surprising answers to humans. Facebook promises to close down its facial recognition system, deleting billions of faceprints. All this and more in this week's Strange News.
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A COVID rise in many states as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. The concert stampede in Houston has claimed a tenth life -- that of a nine-year-old boy. A taxi blast in Liverpool is being investigated as a terrorist incident. Correspondent Steve Kathan has the CBS World News Roundup for Monday, November 15:
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Headlines From The Times - Leyna Bloom on breaking ground as a trans woman of color
Over the last few years, Leyna Bloom has been the first in many categories. In 2017, she became the first trans woman of color to grace the pages of Vogue India. In 2019, she became one of the first trans women to walk Paris Fashion Week. And most recently, she broke barriers again as the first trans cover model for Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue.
On this crossover episode with our sister podcast “Asian Enough,” Bloom talks about her ties to ballroom, her Black and Filipina identity and reuniting with her mom after decades apart.
More reading:
How Leyna Bloom became the first transgender actress of color to star in a film at Cannes
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit goes bold: Megan Thee Stallion, Naomi Osaka, Leyna Bloom
Review: Luminous performances elevate trans romance ‘Port Authority’
The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 11.15.21
Alabama
- AL GOP congressmen blame Biden for rise in consumer prices
- Prominent Cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough speaks in Huntsville re: Covid vaccine
- 5 employees sue United Launch Alliance for denying religious exemption from vaccine
- McCalla teen named champion bareback rider for national competition
- Spirit the War Eagle retires from Auburn University pre-game stadium flights
National
- CDC has no record of natural immunity failing to protect from Covid 19 reinfection
- Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse continues today, Harvard Prof says media acting terribly
- Federal Judge orders DOJ and FBI to halt any extraction of info from Project Veritas raid
- NYC police officers confirmed to have taken Florida job offers
- Bible Reading marathon in Stuart, Florida to wrap up today
The Intelligence from The Economist - Peronists’ peril: Argentina’s elections
The ruling party got a pasting at the polls, owing in part to a reeling economy. We ask what the opposition’s gains mean for the country. The practice of assisted dying is being enshrined in law the world over; we examine the ethical dimensions of its spread. And why electric vehicles failed to keep their market dominance a century ago.
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First Things Podcast - Philosophers Come to Catholicism
On this episode, Brian Besong joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his new book, "Faith and Reason: Philosophers Explain Their Turn to Catholicism."
The Best One Yet - 🧸 “Adorably rich bears” – Build-A-Bear’s 300% surge. Spotify’s ebook. Evergrande’s controlled implosion.
One of the best-performing stocks of 2021… is Build-A-Bear. Spotify just acquired an audiobook platform because the app wants you listening to 8-hours of Moby Dick. And we’re updating you on the Evergrande real estate disaster because a “global explosion” may become a “controlled implosion.”
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Strict Scrutiny - Self-Own Sam
Professor Lisa Eskow joins the podcast to discuss some Justices’ willingness to engage in ecclesiastical whack-a-mole in Ramirez v. Collier. There are also birthday wishes, Big Bird (and other birds), kale shops, and more!
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