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President Donald Trump threatened Thursday to remove American troops from Spain and Italy because they have pushed back on the war in Iran. [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - Socialist mayor’s blunt 1-word message to fleeing millionaires sparks outrage:...
Katie Wilson, Seattle’s new self-proclaimed socialist mayor, sparked a social media firestorm after she gave her take on reports that millionaires are fleeing Washington state due to taxes and various far-left policies.While speaking at a forum at Seattle University earlier this month, the new Democratic mayor said, "I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave our state are like super overblown.""And the ones that leave, like, bye," she continued, waving her hand and laughing. Though the line drew laughs and applause from those in the auditorium, it did not go over as well online, as conservatives quickly blasted the new Seattle mayor."Seattle's Socialist Mayor responds to exodus of wealth from Washington State by saying "BYE" ... then laughing. We're doomed," wrote Brandi Kruse.MAMDANI'S RACIAL EQUITY PLAN A HIDDEN 'MOVING THE GOALPOSTS' PLOY TO JUSTIFY MASSIVE GOV EXPANSION: EXPERTKruse's post has been seen over 4 million times on social media as of Friday morning.Popular conservative account "End Wokeness" also posted on X, writing, "Mayor Wilson seems to welcome the idea of a wealth exodus from Seattle. This is the FA part. FO coming soon.""Enjoy, Seattle," Fox News contributor Guy Benson posted on X.SOCIALIST MAYOR-ELECT REVEALS WHY SHE EMBRACED HER PARENTS GIVING HER MONEY AS A 43-YEAR-OLD"What do socialists think happens when the most productive, highest revenue driving members of their tax base leave their jurisdictions?" Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts posted on X."Socialists are driven by hate for the rich, not concern for the poor," Manhattan Institute scholar Daniel Di Martino posted on X."This is the reaction of a spoiled child whose parents paid her bills up until the point that she became mayor… She has no grasp of reality or economics," comedian Tim Young posted on X. "Seattle is extra cooked."Discovery Institute Senior Journalism Fellow Jonathan Chose posted on X, "Seattle, you voted for this.""This clip will live in infamy," the Washington State Republican Party posted on X. "@MayorofSeattle Katie Wilson is not only unfit to be mayor, she lacks grace and gratitude. Perhaps, she's the one who should leave #Seattle."Fox News Digital reached out to Wilson's office for comment.Wilson shocked many political observers when she was elected Seattle's mayor last year, and many chalked up her victory to her ability to tap into a similar voting bloc that socialist Zohran Mamdani used on his way to becoming New York City's next mayor.Earlier this month, Fox News Digital… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - What the End of Saudi Arabia’s Big-Spending Era Means for the Kingdom and Beyo...
The kingdom is pulling back from a costly and high-profile golf venture amid mounting financial concerns, raising questions about its plans. [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - ACM Awards Add Ella Langley, Zach Top, Red Clay Strays, Jordan Davis and Others ...
The Academy of Country Music has announced a round of performers for the upcoming ACM Awards in Las Vegas, including two of the top nominees, Ella Langley and Zach Top, along with other favorites ranging from Jordan Davis to the Red Clay Strays. The full list of 11 performers announced Friday includes Thomas Rhett, Kane […] [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - The Self-Driving Car Fight in Congress Isn’t Really About Safety at All
To put American traffic deaths in perspective, consider the Miami Marlins. Since 2012, the baseball team has played its home games at the stadium now called LoanDepot Park. The field's official capacity is 36,742, roughly the number of Americans who die in traffic crashes every year. America loses a baseball stadium's worth of lives to vehicular accidents every 12 months. For the first time, there's a way to prevent many, and perhaps most, of those deaths: self-driving cars. But self-driving cars are controversial. Some worry about safety. Others worry about jobs. Opposition from unions and local political figures has slowed their rollout in cities like Washington, D.C., and Boston. And Congress has now taken up the task of writing a law that would govern how self-driving cars operate and what safety measures they must meet. The bulk of current efforts has produced not one bill but two, which pull in opposite directions. On one side is the SELF DRIVE Act, which would create the first federal statute on automated vehicle (A.V.) safety. Along with companion legislation, the bill would require manufacturers to self-certify their systems against a "safety case" standard, i.e., a structured and evidence-based argument that their system won't pose an unreasonable risk of accidents. It would permit companies to deploy as many as 90,000 vehicles on public streets, up from the current cap of 2,500. The bill passed a House subcommittee in February on a 12–11 vote and now awaits a full committee markup (that has not yet been scheduled). On the other side is the Stay in Your Lane Act, introduced in the Senate by Sens. Ed Markey (D–Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D–Conn.). It would require manufacturers to define an "operational design domain" (ODD), i.e., the specific conditions under which their system is designed to operate safely, and prohibit operation outside it. The driving forces behind the bills and their different emphases will be familiar to anyone who has studied how high-stakes regulation often works. And it all goes back to Prohibition. A century ago, both church folk and gangsters advocated for alcohol restrictions. The former backed Prohibition out of sincere moral conviction, the latter out of a desire to seize a market for themselves. To describe such unlikely alignments, economist Bruce Yandle coined the term "bootleggers and Baptists." The Baptists act as high-minded advocates who provide public legitimacy for a rule; the bootleggers… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago - Annette Bening and Kara Swisher to Be Honored at Lambda Legal’s Liberty Awards...Annette Bening and journalist Kara Swisher will each receive Lambda l Liberty Award at Lambda Legal’s Liberty Awards National Dinner during LGBTQ Pride Month in New York City. “We are delighted to present our Liberty Awards to Annette Bening and Kara Swisher, a recognition they both so richly deserve,” Lambda Legal CEO Kevin Jennings said […] [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago
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