Newspapers End Dilbert Run Over Racist Rant Fallout
Newspapers drop Scott Adams Dilbert after his racist remarks spark reader outrage. The Post-Dispatch ended the strip last September and more outlets followed, with at least 2,000 papers worldwide facing affiliate exits. Critics cite misleading poll data and harmful stereotypes as the downfall.
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No Shame in Seeking Help Says Fetterman Health Update
Elwood Watson discusses shifting views on male mental health after John Fetterman's hospitalization. He notes historic stigma, cites past figures like John Eagleton, and argues public support signals progress toward men openly addressing depression and vulnerability.
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Pennsylvania
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New York
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Missouri
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Woke politicians blamed for crime in Los Angeles mayoral fallout
Michael Reagan argues in strong terms that Los Angeles faces rising crime under Mayor Karen Bass and DA George Gascon. He links lower police recruitment standards and soft policing to public safety declines, urging voters to oust Bass and Gascon as Chicago ousted Lightfoot.
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