Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s order to remove content related to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives has resulted in the unintended deletion of historical materials, including images of the Enola Gay and a World War II Medal of Honor recipient. The purge, potentially affecting up to 100,000 items, stems from a Wednesday deadline imposed by Hegseth. Critics widely condemned this action, highlighting the absurdity of removing content based solely on the inclusion of the word “gay,” effectively whitewashing historical events. The incident sparked outrage across social media, with many calling the decision “bonkers” and “lunacy.”
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The Dodgers have renewed Andrew Toles’ contract for $0, ensuring that the ex-player’s insurance remains intact. Wow, what a cool move, even if it’s for publicity. This is the kind of stuff we need to see more of in sports. As someone from Europe, I can’t fathom living in a country where someone has to rely on their former employer for healthcare. It’s a feel-good story, but it also sheds light on the broken American healthcare system.
American healthcare is a mess, plain and simple. It’s great that the Dodgers are stepping up to help Toles, but it’s tragic that this is even necessary.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker