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  • This investor is wiping out white-collar jobs
    If you've never heard the name Elad Gil, you're not alone. He’s not a headline-chaser or a techno-evangelist. He doesn’t preach on panels. He doesn’t tweet manifestos. He doesn’t need to. His name travels in whispers, passed from boardroom to boardroom like a trade secret. Yet what Gil is quietly... Read more »
  • $8 gas: The real cost of the EV agenda
    California drivers, brace yourselves. Starting July 1, 2025, you could be paying 65 cents more per gallon — pushing gas prices to a staggering $8 by 2026. Why? Because California regulators, fresh off the repeal of the federal electric vehicle mandate, are going full speed ahead with stricter clean fuel... Read more »
  • MLK: The myth of an American icon DEBUNKED
    In what may come as a shock to many, Chad O. Jackson believes that the civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. was not the force for good that he’s been celebrated as, but rather a “force for bad” and a "detriment to black culture."“The propaganda really made him larger... Read more »
  • Rubio warns Iran against 'suicidal' closing of Strait of Hormuz; Vance says retaliation will be met with 'overwhelming force'
    U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance answered tough questions about the successful U.S. attack on Iran in a pair of interviews on Sunday morning.The Trump administration is touting the success of "Operation Midnight Hammer," in which a fleet of B-2 bombers flew deep into Iran... Read more »
  • Mark Zuckerberg's multibillion-dollar midlife crisis
    If you haven't noticed, Mark Zuckerberg is having a midlife crisis, and unfortunately for the rest of us, he's got billions of dollars to work through it.After fumbling Llama — Meta's answer to ChatGPT that landed with all the impact of a jab from Joe Biden — and watching OpenAI's... Read more »
  • Thug carjacks a grandmother as her 6-year-old grandson looks on. But crook soon gets his comeuppance.
    A 66-year-old grandmother traveled to an Aldi grocery store on the South Side of Chicago one afternoon earlier this month — and she had her 6-year-old grandson in tow, CWB Chicago reported.After parking in the Aldi lot, the grandmother pulled her purse from the trunk of her black 2024 Buick... Read more »
  • Can populism break America’s two-party system?
    On a recent episode of “Kibbe on Liberty,” Matt Kibbe sat down with nationally recognized political changemaker Steven Olikara, senior fellow for political transformation at the USC Schwarzenegger Institute and the founder of Millennial Action Project (now Future Caucus), the largest nonpartisan organization of young elected leaders in the U.S.In... Read more »

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  • Defensive issues return for Seiya Suzuki despite two-homer day in Cubs’ loss to Mariners
    Seiya Suzuki hit two home runs Sunday and is within one of his single-season career high as a major leaguer before the calendar turns to July.But after the Cubs’ 14-6 loss to the Mariners, Suzuki was more focused on the two errors he made in right field than the home-run... Read more »
  • Cubs’ bullpen, full of perspective and at least one ‘monster,’ could make difference come October
    Drew Pomeranz has Brad Keller to thank for his perfect ERA.The lefty Pomeranz hadn’t allowed an earned run in his first 21 appearances for the Cubs. Then he gave up back-to-back base hits to start the sixth inning Saturday, and the righty Keller stepped into a runners-at-the-corners, nobody-out jam.“I left... Read more »
  • Sky clean up turnovers but still undone by threes in loss to the Dream
    The Sky healed half of their Achilles’ heel Sunday afternoon: they finally took care of the ball, committing single-digit turnovers for the first time all season.How nice was it to let the offense actually flow?“God, that did feel good, I’m not gonna lie,” Ariel Atkins said postgame. “Just to not... Read more »
  • Ariel Atkins explodes for a season-high 29 points in Sky loss to the Dream
    Ariel Atkins went alpha mode.That’s what the Sky have been waiting for from the 28-year-old Olympian, and on Sunday afternoon, she delivered. Atkins poured in 29 points against the Dream—one of the top teams in the league—though it wasn’t quite enough to lift the Sky to a win.“I know this... Read more »
  • VideoChicago survivor of concentration camp wants to erect memorial to Bosnian War victims
    After the deaths of two brothers and six months in a concentration camp during the Bosnian War, a Chicago man is now working to erect a monument to spread awareness of the conflict.If Mirsad “Mike” Causevic is successful, a 12-foot-tall statue on the Northwest Side will honor 3,176 people killed... Read more »
  • 3 dead, 1 hurt in head-on collision in South Deering
    Three people were killed and another injured in a head-on collision in South Deering early Sunday morning, Chicago police said.A red Dodge Challenger was traveling northbound in the 11200 block of South Stony Island Avenue at 3:04 a.m. when it collided head-on with a black Dodge Challenger going southbound, police... Read more »
  • Adrian Houser’s strong start days after his daughter’s birth powers Sox' comeback series win over Blue Jays
    TORONTO — Pitching just a few days after the birth of his daughter, White Sox starter Adrian Houser gave the White Sox 6 ⅓ strong innings that set the stage for his team’s 4-2 rubber-match win over the Blue Jays.Houser, 2-2 with a 2.27 ERA in six impressive starts since... Read more »

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  • Windsor police charge man in commercial B and E; hunt for second suspect
    A 38-year-old man faces new charges related to a commercial break-and-enter just a month after being arrested for a string of similar offences. Windsor police responded to a call for a break in June 14, at a business in the 2800 block of Kew Drive on the city’s east side.... Read more »
  • Check us out! New campaign highlighting U.S. dollar value aimed at boosting Windsor tourism
    Consider this a personal invitation. A new venture called the 40-40 Campaign is encouraging Americans to visit Windsor at a time when trade wars and international tensions suddenly make crossing the Detroit River seem much more difficult. The team effort, involving University of Windsor MBA students and the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel,... Read more »
  • Essex wants to know why some storm warnings come after the storm
    Environment Canada issues a range of weather warnings associated with storms, but now the Town of Essex wants to know why some storm warnings come too late to be useful – or even after the storm. On Monday, the town voted to send a letter to Environment Canada noting “residents... Read more »
  • Smarter, faster: Windsor police unveil new upgraded 911 system
    A new 911 next generation network will transform how the Windsor police emergency centre delivers lifesaving services, say police officials.  “The launch of NG9-1-1 will significantly impact how the Windsor Police Service responds to real-time emergencies,” said Karel DeGraaf, Deputy Chief of operational support, in a statement about the recent... Read more »
  • Juno-winning artists headline new jazz and arts festival in Windsor's Sandwich Town
    Sandwich Town will be swinging this summer. The historic west-end neighbourhood is hosting the first-ever Port Windsor Jazz & Arts Festival on Sunday, July 6. The free Windsor music event will transform Mary E. Bibb Park, Mackenzie Hall, and nearby businesses into a day-long celebration of jazz, poetry, dance, and... Read more »
  • Windsor's Dilkens talks tariffs at U.S. mayors conference in Tampa
    Some of the hundreds of U.S. mayors gathered in the American South this week are doing a particularly Canadian act: apologizing. That’s according to Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens, who brought a northern perspective on President Trump’s tariffs to the 93rd annual United States Conference of Mayors in Tampa, FL. “More... Read more »
  • Heat warning issued for Windsor-Leamington-Essex County
    Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for Windsor, Leamington and Essex County starting on Saturday afternoon. And the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s medical officer of health has extended the heat warning from Saturday to Wednesday. An extended heat warning is issued when three or more consecutive days are forecasted... Read more »

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