Antonio Garcia Martinez is an early Facebook employee, author of Chaos Monkeys, former Apple engineer, and writes the Pull Request on Substack. He joins Big Technology Podcast for a wide-ranging discussion touching on what he learned about Apple's ad platform in his short tenure at the company, how he's navigated being held as a symbol for new-right politics and then pushed back on its pro-Putin narrative, what the meme about Ukraine support being "the current thing" really means, and why he's converting to Judaism if he disdains dogma.
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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Subway Shooting and What It Means
Matthew Continetti joins the podcast today to talk about the larger meaning of yesterday’s horrific subway shooting—and why the media are unlikely to make hay out of it because the key suspect doesn’t fulfill a liberal narrative. And then we discuss Matt’s seminal article, “Is There A Right Left?,” from the May issue of COMMENTARY. Give a listen. Source
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Federalist Radio Hour - Why Is Utah’s Republican Governor Acting Like A Leftist?
On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Nate Hochman, an ISI fellow at National Review, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss why Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, who is in charge of the second-most Republican state in the U.S., has taken a left-wing approach to the culture war.
Read Hochman's article "Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox Has a Lot of Explaining to Do" here: https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/04/utahs-governor-spencer-cox-has-a-lot-of-explaining-to-do/
Read Hochman's article "Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox Has a Lot of Explaining to Do" here: https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/04/utahs-governor-spencer-cox-has-a-lot-of-explaining-to-do/
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Union Busters, Part II: The Present and the Future
While they're not as common as they once were, labor unions are back in the news as employees of companies like Amazon, Starbucks and more choose to organize, pushing for better pay, more rights and so on. In part two of this two-part episode, Ben and Matt explore the present -- and future -- of unions and union busting.
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Events over the past week have brought Russia tantalizingly close to its first default on foreign debt since the Bolshevik Revolution more than a century ago. And why Poland's ambassador to the U.S. thinks there's no diplomatic path to end Russia's assault on Ukraine.
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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 04/13
Police search for a person of interest in yesterday New York subway shooting. President Biden refers to genocide in Ukraine. Tornadoes hit two states. CBS News Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - Tijuana beyond the bad headlines
When reporter Sandra Dibble started covering Tijuana in the 1990s, many of her stories dealt with violence and corruption in the city. But like most Tijuanenses, Sandra actually felt pretty. She didn’t let the terrifying headlines she was writing stop her from settling into her new life and exploring her adopted home of Tijuana.
Today, in the second episode of “Border City,” Sandra talks about that era and what she learned.
Host: Sandra Dibble
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Tijuana: Through a Mirror, Darkly
The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 4.13.22
Alabama
- AG Steve Marshall says President Joe Biden in dereliction of duty on Southern border
- 3 AL congressmen sign onto letter regarding Hunter Biden and his infamous laptop
- Governor Ivey regrets that gambling bill was not passed in legislative session
- Chris Stapleton adds 2 more dates in Alabama for his concert tour this summer
National
- NYC police name Frank James as person of interest in subway shooting
- Georgia becomes the 25th state to make constitutional carry a law
- NY Lieutenant governor is arrested for bribery and wire fraud charges
- Roger Stone backs up congressman's claim of sex and drug orgies in Washington DC
- Russian President says peaces talks with Ukraine are at a dead end
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The Intelligence from The Economist - Just fine: Boris Johnson and “partygate”
Police have served Britain’s prime minister, among others, with a fine for breaching the lockdown rules he instituted. He may yet again emerge unscathed, but Britain’s politics is damaged nonetheless. Florida’s natural environment has made it one of America’s fastest-growing states, yet environmental challenges represent its biggest long-term challenge. And Ukraine’s most famous rock star joins the war effort.
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