Friday, June 27
Robert Reich
He’s on the way to becoming mayor of New York City
Friends,
Leave it to the Democratic Party to snatch existential crisis from the jaws of electoral victory.
The stunning success of 33-year-old Zohran Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist, in the race for New York City mayor is causing anguish in the Democratic Party.
It’s one thing for Trump to call Mamdani “a 100% Communist Lunatic.” That’s to be expected from the vulgarian-in-chief. It’s another for Matt Bennett, co-founder of the centrist Democratic group Third Way, to warn that Mamdani’s “affiliation with the (Democratic Socialists of America) is very dangerous.”
Dangerous for whom? Bernie Sanders nearly won the Democratic primary for the 2016 presidential election after announcing he was a democratic socialist — and probably would have won had the Democratic National Committee not torpedoed him.
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In The NEWS
Sports, Entertainment, & Culture
> The Dallas Mavericks take Duke's Cooper Flagg with the top pick of the 2025 NBA Draft; Round 2 is set for tonight (8pm ET, ESPN) (More)
> Closing arguments begin today in Sean "Diddy" Combs' wide-ranging sex crimes trial (More) | Brian Johnson, social media influencer who was the subject of a Netflix documentary, arrested after making "terroristic" threats against Joe Rogan (More)
> Concacaf Gold Cup group stage complete with quarterfinals set for this weekend; see complete schedule and bracket (More) | 2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage is ongoing; see latest schedule and results (More)
Science & Technology
> Google DeepMind unveils AlphaGenome, an AI-powered platform to predict how variants and mutations in genetic code lead to different diseases, impact biological processes, and more (More)
> Solar-powered sea slugs eat algae and incorporate the photosynthetic components into their own cells, allowing them to capture energy from sunlight (More)
> James Webb Space Telescope captures its first image of a planet orbiting a star outside the solar system; around 111 light-years away, is the lightest exoplanet ever directly observed (More) | JWST explained (1440 Topics)
Business & Markets
> US stock markets close mixed (S&P 500 -0.0%, Dow -0.3%, Nasdaq +0.3%) (More) | Nvidia shares notch record high for the first time since January (More)
> Federal Reserve proposes loosening key rule regulating the quantity and quality of capital banks should keep against their investments; original rule stems from 2008 financial crisis to ensure stability of big US banks (More)
> Bumble to lay off about 30% of its workforce, or roughly 240 employees, as the dating app seeks to return to growth; shares close up 25% on the news (More)
Politics & World Affairs
> NATO leaders agree to increase defense spending to 5% of countries' gross domestic product by 2035 (More) | See previous write-up (More)
> Antigovernment protests in Kenya leave at least eight people dead, over 80 injured; demonstrations coincide with one-year anniversary of antitax protests (More)
> Centers for Disease Control advisory committee announces plan to reexamine childhood vaccine schedule; meeting is the first since Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. replaced the panel earlier this month (More)
Source: 1440 NEWS
Impeaching Trump
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Over 100 Democrats went against their own party to prevent this action from taking place because they supported what Trump had authorized.
This is the current state of politics in the USA...
BLOCK OR BE AGAINST EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING THAT TRUMP DOES EVEN IF IT IS FOR THE GOOD OF AMERICANS
Right now, Democrats are against the follow actions by Trump:
- Block illegal immigrants from be deported
- Block the reduction of government spending
- Block the buildup of the American military
- Block the reduction of IRS taxes
- Block the removal of biological males from female sports
- Block Trump from improving our Quality of Life
If Trump wants it, Democrats are against it...
Mainstream media is supporting the Democrats as well, that includes CNN, NY Times, MSNBC et al... The sad fact of the matter is because of their desire to support the ANTI-TRUMP Movement; their customers are dwindling and viewers of MOVING TO FOX NEWS to receive the truth of the day.
- Trump is unconventional
- Trump is not political
- Trump does not play WASHDC politics
- Trump is not a polished orator
- Trump is oftentimes crude
- Trump has his own brand
- Trump is at times unethical
- Trump does not hide from reporters
Who will these people hate in 2028?
How will the Democrats rebrand themselves?
Democrats no longer represent working class America.
TRUMP HAS FORTY-TWO MONTHS LEFT IN OFFICE
When the mind leaves the body - Scientists investigate the incredible phenomenon of OBEs
Most people go through life feeling glued to their skin. Hands move, feet follow, and the world stays in front of their eyes. Yet a surprising slice of the population has reported slipping loose, hovering a few feet up, and seeing their own body from the outside.
The phenomenon is called an out-of-body experience (OBE), and its meaning has long puzzled science. Researchers estimate that anywhere from 5 to 20 percent of global adults have touched this odd territory at least once.
Such accounts crop up in emergency rooms, meditation retreats, and even on living-room couches during an afternoon nap. Pilots under high G-forces have logged them, and neurologists have induced similar sensations in lab volunteers by tickling a small patch of brain behind the right ear.
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