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Weyant, a freshman at the University of Virginia, finished second to Lia Thomas, a man who identifies as female and takes cross-sex hormones.
According to the university, Weyant finished the race with the third-fastest time in UVA history, as well as her own fastest career time. But Thomas beat her by 1.75 seconds, becoming the first transgender athlete to win a NCAA Division I title and the first man to do so in a women's event.
The Daily Wire's Megan Basham reports that Disney CEO Bob Chapek led a company-wide meeting on Monday in which he apologized again for the company's initial neutrality toward Florida's Parental Rights in Education Bill, which would ban teaching children in kindergarten through third grade about sexual orientation and gender identity.
In response to that one disgruntled Twitter user, Harry’s, which had advertised with The Daily Wire since 2016 and was fully aware of the media company’s conservative editorial stance, condemned the views as “inexcusable” and publicly announced that it was pulling its advertising. At the time, Daily Wire co-founder and co-CEO Jeremy Boreing said that The Daily Wire would not stand for woke, corporate pandering nonsense – and now he’s keeping his word.
Daniels is responsible for paying nearly $300,000 to the former president, CNBC reported. Friday’s ruling is reportedly likely to end the years-long legal fight between Daniels and Trump in the aftermath of her claim that the two had sex once in 2006.
In a statement to Reuters, the agency said that it made “adjustments” to its Covid Data Tracker’s mortality data because “its algorithm was accidentally counting deaths that were not COVID-19-related.”
The outlet reported that the “adjustment” resulted in the removal of 72,277 deaths previously reported across 26 states, including 416 pediatric deaths.
This is a decent channel (no affiliation with us). I will provide the video description below for context, but I think the best takeaway from this information is as stated on there… prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
As always, take any of these investment related pieces with a pinch of salt, but check it out at the very least.
We also have some written material listed in our Recommended Reading section here. Covering alternate saving strategies in gold, silver and Cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin – BrandX.
VIDEO DESCRIPTION: ‘In this video I talk about why I stack silver and gold. I talk about silver stacking in 2022 and the reason I buy physical silver. I buy silver to use as a savings account and as a wealth preservation tool. I buy gold for the same reasons. Silver and Gold are not a get rich quick scheme. Gold and silver are real money and will retain value no matter what happens to the currency your country uses. Silver stacking is important for all people to do because it will help them retain wealth over a long period of time. I hope to be stacking silver for many years to come. This year I am stacking silver coins and I will be buying more shortly.’
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