Month: July 2023

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The Daily Signal - Senate Passes Defense Bill With Key Omissions, Trump Faces More Charges, Secret Service Hides Cocaine Record | July 28

TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:


  • The Senate passes a version of the National Defense Authorization Act but with key omissions. 


  • Former President Donald Trump allegedly tried to delete surveillance footage from Mar-a-Lago that is part of the investigation into his handling of classified documents. 


  • The Secret Service refuses to turn over the list of individuals who may have accessed the area where cocaine was found in the White House. 


  • Why Senate leadership is in question. 



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Motley Fool Money - Show Me the Earnings!

The earnings parade is on, and this quarter it pays to be in the black.

(00:21) Matt Argersinger and Emliy Flippen discuss: - The Fed’s latest rate hike and why another seems in the cards.  - Why earnings updates ended epic runs for Chipotle and Spotify. - How big tech’s cost cutting is going. 

(19:11) Bonus earnings coverage from Matt and Emily on Roku, Mastercard, Coca-Cola, and Live Nation.

(31:31) Emily and Matt break down two stocks on their radar: BorgWarner and Invitation Homes.

Stocks discussed: CMG, SPOT, META, GOOG, GOOGL, MSFT, ROKU, MA, KO, LYV

Host: Dylan Lewis Guests: Matt Argersinger, Emily Flippen Engineer: Dan Boyd

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CrowdScience - Why does some music make us sad?

CrowdScience investigates the link between music and emotion to try and understand why certain songs can have such a profound impact on our mood.

From breakup songs to upbeat holiday hits, many of us have made playlists that reflect how we feel, whether that’s down in the dumps or high as a kite. This week CrowdScience investigates the link between music and emotion to try and understand why certain songs can have such a profound impact on our mood.

Presenter Anand Jagatia is surprised to learn that newborn babies are more likely to fall asleep when listening to fast tempo happy tunes than soothing sad lullabies, which may be because they’re attuned to multiple auditory stimuli after months in the womb.

But later in life we actually seek out sad songs to make us feel better. The so-called ‘sadness paradox’ has been studied for many centuries. But what is it about melancholy music that might be good for us?

Some scientists believe more empathetic people enjoy listening to these types of tune because they elicit a feeling of compassion towards others, which can be rewarding.

A film composer tells us how scoring suspense isn’t simply about minor or major chords, or even what instruments you use – it all comes down to keeping the audience guessing about what’s coming next.

(Photo: young woman listening to headphones looking sad. Credit: Getty Images)

Presenter: Anand Jagatia Producer: Marijke Peters Production co-ordinator: Jonathan Harris Editor: Richard Collings Studio Technician: Phil Lander

Contributors:

Alex Heffes Professor Stefan Koelsch Dr Emese Nagy Associate Professor Jonna Vuoskoski Dr Scott Bannister

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The Bulwark Podcast - Russell Moore: “Losing Our Religion”

We are living in a time when an evangelical pastor can literally quote Jesus Christ and a theo-bro will tell him he's weak and woke. How did we get here? And do we get out? Dr. Russell Moore discusses his new book on the weekend pod with Charlie Sykes.

show notes:

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/709965/losing-our-religion-by-russell-moore/

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CoinDesk Podcast Network - THE HASH: George Santos’ Reported Twist on the Nigerian Prince Scheme; Bored Ape Holders Go to the ‘Otherside’

The most valuable crypto stories for Friday, July 28, 2023.


"The Hash" panel discusses the hottest crypto stories of the day, including the New York Times reporting disgraced Congressman George Santos and two others who appeared to try a crypto-centric version of the classic Nigerian Prince email scam. DeFi protocol Parrot Finance is moving forward with an activist investor-led plan to phase out its PRT token. Yuga Labs builds out its gamified metaverse world. And, Safary co-founder Justin Vogel discusses a new Web3 report.

See also:

Disgraced U.S. Congressman George Santos Involved Crypto in Nigerian Prince-Like Scheme: NYT 

Parrot Finance to Begin PRT Token Buyback on Monday, Capping Fiery Vote

Yuga Labs Hopes to Rile Up Its Bored Apes With Latest Otherside Demo


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Federalist Radio Hour - How To Prevent Tragedies At School

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Wayne Black, who has more than 45 years of professional security experience, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss how to protect students and teachers from active threats and why parents should get involved in advocating for security on grade school campuses nationwide.

You can find Black's book "School Insecurity: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents and Educators on School Security, Protecting Your Children, and Fostering a Safe Learning Environment" here.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - MARKETS DAILY: Featured Story | Twitter Is Dead. Long Live Crypto Twitter?

Elon Musk's rebranded X.com used to be the white-hot center of the crypto world. What comes next?

Today's episode is sponsored by Kraken Pro.

Today’s featured story is an opinion piece from CoinDesk’s David Z. Morris, titled: “Twitter Is Dead. Long Live Crypto Twitter?”

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - The EBO Post: Fact vs. Fiction

What would you do if you had proof of non-human, intelligent life? In a recent case that shook the online UFO community, an anonymous reddit poster claimed to be a molecular biologist who worked for years at a top-secret government lab dedicated to studying the biology and culture of "EBOs" -- in tonight's episode, Ben and special guest Max Williams dive deep into the extraordinary claims of the post, working to suss out whether there's any truth to it... or whether there's something else at play.

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