The Daily Populous

Tuesday April 26th, 2022 night edition

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Stevens cites examples directly from the tome to prove that the Bible is too “woke” to be available to young students.

Critical race theory is a body of academic work that originated in law schools in the 1970s and 1980s.

The legislature also passed the “Don’t Say Gay” law that prohibits teachers from discussing gender identity or sexual orientation in certain grades.

“With the constant concerns about teaching Critical Race Theory, should we not take stock of the Bible’s position on slavery?

I am concerned our young white students will read such passages and wake up to civilization’s sordid past,” he wrote in his complaint.

“If they’re gonna ban books, then the whole library should be in play.

My hope — and it’s a longshot — is that they will apply their own standards to themselves and ban the Bible,” Stevens told the Miami New Times. »

Judge finds Donald Trump in contempt in New York legal fight

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Judge Arthur Engoron said a contempt finding was appropriate because Trump and his lawyers hadn’t shown they had conducted a proper search for records sought by the subpoena.

“I hereby hold you in civil contempt and fine you $10,000 a day” until the terms of the subpoena are met.

During oral arguments Monday, Trump attorney Alina Habba said that “Donald Trump does not believe he is above the law.”. »

Live updates | Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra being organized

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MARIUPOL, Ukraine — Officials in the embattled Ukrainian city of Mariupol say a new mass grave has been identified north of the city.

Satellite photos released over the past several days have shown what appear to be images of other mass graves.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to growing support in Sweden and Finland, a Russian neighbor, for joining NATO. »

Assassin’s Creed Publisher Ubisoft Draws Buyout Interest

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(Bloomberg) -- Ubisoft Entertainment SA, the video game publisher behind the “Assassin’s Creed” franchise, is attracting preliminary takeover interest from buyout funds, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Ubisoft hasn’t entered into any serious negotiations with potential acquirers, and it’s unclear whether its major shareholder is willing to pursue a deal, the people said.

The family of Ubisoft Chairman Yves Guillemot is the company’s biggest investor with a 15% stake, data compiled by Bloomberg show. »

COVID food pantry operators draw accusations of communism in the Philippines

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Julie Ann de Leon visits the Maginhawa community food pantry in Quezon City, a suburb of the Philippines' capital Manila, April 26, 2021.

The community pantry idea started in Maginhawa, with a single wooden cart of fresh food and essential goods being left out in the middle of April.

Volunteers and recipients are seen at the Maginhawa community pantry food donation site in Quezon City, outside Manila, Philippines, April 26, 2021. »