| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Nov. 22, and we're covering Cardi B's political rant, WaPo reporter hacks, athletic superstars, and much more. First time reading? Sign up here. | | American Fact of the Day! | The highest number of entrepreneurs in the world: The US is often referred to as the Land of Dreams or the Land of Opportunity. The American dream is well known around the world, so it might not be a surprising fact about the USA that the country is home to the highest number of entrepreneurs in the world! Anything is possible in the United States of America! |
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| | Breaking Updates | | Rapper Cardi B Lets Loose on Biden and Eric Adams Over Funding Wars, Bad Conditions in New York | NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced that they would be cutting both the police and education to be able to deal with the flood of illegal aliens that they have received, courtesy of Joe Biden and his horrible border policies.
But there's one celebrity who is not happy with either Adams or Joe Biden, Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B. She's a native New Yorker and this latest move to cut services was enough for her. She said while it wasn't going to hurt her, she was furious for all the people it was going to hurt, including her family members. And she was furious that Joe Biden said they could fund two wars, but he wasn't taking care of this…
She even prefaced this with "If something happens to me, it's because I'm speaking truth." So you know she thinks it's going to stick in someone's craw. She's supported Democrats in the past but said she wasn't going to be endorsing for president anymore -- that's how badly Democrats, or more specifically Biden, have disappointed her...
She also ripped into Biden for thinking he can "fund two wars" but not dealing with these issues.
She also wasn't afraid to use that word that Joe Biden keeps denying -- "recession" -- and she thought the budget cut problem would hit around the country as well. "The world is in shambles," she said.
We're seeing people on the left how getting there's a problem... | Read more updates here |
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| | WaPo Reporter Who Questions Validity of Hunter's Laptop Was Recently Awarded for Using It As a Resource | At the Washington Post, we have White House reporter Matt Viser seeking to blaze new trails by delving deeper into the hack-mire and creating an even worse example. More than just knowing the facts differ, he has intimate knowledge that his claim is completely fabricated.
Behold this subheader on Viser's piece: The president's son had a complex, even tortured relationship with the 'Biden brand.' Already, we know where this B-ticket is taking us. Viser serves up plenty of the Hunter defensive tropes.
But in this boilerplate defense screed, Viser has one deeply curious sentence. It is in reference to emails that implicate the progeny, and it is amazing in a number of ways:
Information drawn from congressional testimony and a review of emails found on a copy of Hunter's purported laptop that have been authenticated by The Post, illustrate how the president's son and his partners benefited from his last name.
This is Viser delivering a pure falsehood, yes — one that he clearly knows to be the case, just on the basis of being a reporter who has not spent time in a coma the past few years. But more than this, Viser knows full well the laptop is valid and authentic, as he has used the contents of that computer as a reference for his work.
At the White House Correspondents Association awards ceremony held in April — Viser received accolades from his peers. Unsurprisingly, it was for his crown polishing work on behalf of the president, something the WHCA assuredly swoons over on the regular. He was granted the Aldo Beckman Award for Overall Excellence In White House Reporting. | Read more updates here |
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| | American Sports & Culture |
| |  | Youth is coming in the NBA, and not waiting for LeBron James and Co. to pass the torch | It's hard to project which players will go from having star talent to being superstars. |
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|  | Athletics Sign Osvaldo Bido To Major League Deal | The A's have now officially announced their signing of Bido. |
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|  | One thing we learned about each team in Week 10: Chase Young boosts 49ers, Raiders coach makes difference | Here's one thing we learned from each team after this week's slate of games |
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| | American Business & Markets | | |  | Discount Dream Homes: Here Are America's 10 Cheapest Housing Markets | Buyers shouldn't lose hope just yet. We found cheap housing markets where homeownership isn't just a pipe dream, it's a reality. |
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|  | 5 Simple Ways SMBs Can Enter a New Global Market | Entrepreneur | Here's how small and medium-sized businesses can successfully achieve new market entry. |
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| | American Politics | | |  | Supreme Court declines appeal from Derek Chauvin in murder of George Floyd | Derek Chauvin was convicted of killing George Floyd in 2020 and is serving a sentence of more than 22 years in prison. |
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|  | Elon Musk asks OpenAI's chief scientist if they are doing 'something potentially dangerous to humanity' | In a response to OpenAI's chief scientist Ilya Sutskever's tweet, Musk questioned if something dangerous is happening at the company. |
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|  | Orange City charity organization voting on how to move forward after fire | A charity organization in Volusia County is trying to figure out how to move forward. |
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|  | America's economy is booming. Why aren't its bosses happier? | Companies' earnings calls have hardly been celebratory |
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