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World, meet Travis. Travis, meet the world. In this first episode of our new show Travis Interviews the World, our very own Travis embarks upon his quest to talk to every single person on the face of the planet. First up is Canadian man Jordan B. Peterson.
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Read MoreFederal logging remains our mature and old-growth forests’ biggest threats. These trees are some of our best allies against climate change. They sequester and store tons of carbon, protect our drinking watersheds, and provide vital habitat for thousands of species.
What we are asking for is simple: permanently protect our mature and old-growth on federal lands. This isn’t a call to end all logging- strategic thinning and forest management practices to help maintain the health of the forest are still important. However, right now without a clear rule to protect our oldest, most important trees, 370,000 acres of these forests are on the chopping block.
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Read MorePicture the scene: you have been struggling with your mental health. You eventually strike up the courage to talk to your GP, who refers you to a psychologist. After waiting for months, you are finally assigned one, and you start your sessions.
You build up a relationship and trust your psychologist – she reassures you that your discussions are confidential and that she is there to support you. Feelings, concerns and worries are shared, even thoughts that you’d never shared with anyone else. You feel safe to do so. After all, you’re talking to a professional whose job is to help people deal with feelings like yours. Then one day when you’re scrolling through social media, the algorithm presents you with a meme about psychology
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Read MoreBen Kew
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NPR’s far-left CEO Katherine Maher: “Our reverence for the truth might be a distraction that’s getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done.”
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Read MoreIn one video, the President appeared to confuse the Israeli city Haifa with Rafah in Gaza.
“I made it clear to Israelis, don’t move on Haifa,” President Biden said.
President Biden also bizarrely claimed his uncle was eaten by cannibals after his plane crashed.
However, Pentagon records state the aircraft plunged into the Pacific off the coast of New Guinea.
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Read MoreCOMING WEDNESDAY: The Babylon Bee presents a brand-new interview show: Travis Interviews the World – with our first guest, the apparently well-known Canadian man Dr. Jordan B. Peterson.
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Read MoreRoughly 3,000 light years away is a binary star system in the constellation Corona Borealis. As its name suggests, a binary star system consists of two stars. In this case, one is a large red giant star, and the other is a small, but incredibly dense white dwarf.
As they orbit each other, the red giant’s material gets sloughed off and falls into the white dwarf where it accumulates and heats up. The white dwarf then experiences a thermonuclear explosion — a nova — brightening to a point where we can see it with the unaided eye on Earth.
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Read MoreOntario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating after tropical fish were among the goods taken last week from a restaurant northwest of Ottawa.
In a news release, police said the break-in happened early Thursday morning in Beachburg and that cash was also taken.
“It is certainly out of the ordinary,” Const. Shawn Peever told CBC over the phone on Tuesday.
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Read MoreEverything is showing.” “A costume born of patriarchal forces.” “Concerning.”
These are just some of the reactions from athletes as Nike unveiled its new Team USA track and field kit for women late last week. And even though the U.S. sportswear brand later clarified that the high-cut bodysuit currently raising eyebrows is just one of the options for athletes competing in this summer’s Olympic Games, the controversy has reignited longstanding criticisms of sexism in sporting uniforms.
It’s an ongoing problem in women’s sport, Angela Schneider, an Olympic silver medallist in rowing and the director of the International Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University in London, Ont., told CBC News.
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Read MoreGreenwich Entertainment has scooped up North American rights to Queendom, an award-winning documentary about a queer performance artist whose daring work made her the target of repression in Russia.
Agniia Galdanova directed the film, which made its world premiere at the SXSW Festival in 2023. It won the NEXT:WAVE award at the prestigious CPH:D
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