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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg the names of several potential hires as the Democrat continues his bid for president in an anti-big tech environment. Zuckerberg sent emails to Buttigieg’s campaign manager, Mike Schmuhl, laying out people who might be good hires, campaign spokesman Chris Meagher told Bloomberg News. The Silicon Valley billionaire’s wife also provided Schmuhl with recommendations. “Since the beginning of the campaign, we’ve built a top-tier operation with more than 430 staff in South Bend and around the country,” Meagher said. “The staffers come from all types of background, and everyone is working hard every day to elect Pete to the White House.” Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, made the recommendations shortly after Buttigieg kickstarted his campaign in April, Bloomberg noted Monday. Employees asked them to reach out after seeing Buttigieg in a 2017 Facebook Live. Buttigieg gave Zuckerberg a tour of South Bend … [Read more...] about Here’s The Hiring Advice Mark Zuckerberg And His Wife Gave Buttigieg Ahead Of The Election

The establishment media this week aired grievances against President Joe Biden, marking his failed leadership on a variety of issues throughout his tenure. As Biden’s polling numbers tanked to the lowest level of his presidency on Saturday (31 percent approval), Politico Playbook headlined on Saturday that Democrats have “growing doubts” about Biden running in 2024. “Whether the specific issue is abortion rights, court reform, voting rights, the filibuster, or the DOJ’s investigation into DONALD TRUMP’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election, ‘[m]any Democrats share a sense that … Biden and his team have been following, not leading,'” Playbook wrote , quoting an Atlantic article from Thursday. The Atlantic article, written by Ronald Brownstein, slammed Biden for not pushing back against the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling with a harsher and quicker backlash. It is unclear what Biden can realistically do to thwart the Court’s ruling without congressional action, … [Read more...] about Establishment Media Air Grievances Against Biden on July 4th Weekend

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 6 CAIRO (AP) — A senior U.N. official for Libya on Saturday condemned the storming of the parliament’s headquarters by angry demonstrators as part of protests in several cities against the political class and deteriorating economic conditions. Hundreds of protesters marched in the streets of the capital Tripoli and other Libyan cities on Friday, with many attacking and setting fire to government buildings, including the House of Representatives in the eastern city of Tobruk. “The people’s right to peacefully protest should be respected and protected but riots and acts of vandalism such as the storming of the House of Representatives headquarters late yesterday in Tobruk are totally unacceptable,” said Stephanie Williams, the U.N. special adviser on Libya, on Twitter. Friday’s protests came a day after the leaders of the parliament and another legislative chamber … [Read more...] about UN condemns protesters’ storming of Libya’s parliament

(CNN) — Uvalde school district police chief Pedro “Pete” Arredondo has resigned his separate position on the Uvalde city council in the wake of the massacre at Robb Elementary School in May, according to a resignation letter he sent to the city. “After much consideration, it is in the best interest of the community to step down as a member of the City Council for District 3 to minimize further distractions,” Arredondo said in the letter. “The Mayor, the City Council, and the City Staff must continue to move forward to unite our community, once again.” READ MORE: Preparations Underway For The Salute To America Independence Day Parade In Philadelphia Uvalde city officials confirmed they received the resignation letter Saturday. The Uvalde Leader-News first reported about the resignation. Arredondo’s role in the police response to the May 24 shooting — in which a gunman entered adjoining classrooms and killed 19 children and two teachers — has been under intense public scrutiny … [Read more...] about Pete Arredondo Resigns From Uvalde City Council After Botched Response To School Shooting

44 Politics & Government Sean Casten beats Marie Newman in the incumbent vs. incumbent Democratic primary in the redrawn Illinois 6th Congressional District. Lorraine Swanson , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Replies ILLINOIS — Updated 11.40 p.m. U.S. Rep. Sean Casten has won the Democratic nomination in the redrawn Illinois 6th Congressional District. Casten won the incumbent vs. incumbent primary over the rookie congresswoman, U.S. Rep. Marie Newman. AP called the race for Casten around 9 p.m. Casten was leading with 42,610 votes (68%) across the 6th District to Newman’s 19,005 (28%). Challenger Charles Hughes, of Chicago’s Garfield Ridge neighborhood, who posted a picture of himself earlier on election day, came in third with 1,795 votes (3.2%), according to unofficial tallies. The Downers Grove democrat saw much of his district disappear from DuPage County into suburban Cook and the city’s Southwest Side during … [Read more...] about Casten Gets Democratic Nod, Newman Pledges Support: IL Primary 2022

BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) — Former Beaufort Mayor Billy Keyserling says he has a new perspective on life after nearly drowning six weeks ago in a sailing accident on the Beaufort River, and new mission: promoting CPR training. Keyserling was basically a goner when people reached him May 12 after the cat boat he and his brother Paul were sailing May 21 in the Beaufort River tipped in a gust of wind, sending both men into the water. “I was blue,” Keyserling said. “My eyes were just sort of staring into nowhere. Totally unresponsive to anything. No pulse. But that team just wouldn’t quit.” Or at least that’s what he’s told. Keyserling doesn’t remember people pulling him from the river, rushing him to land and resuscitating him. “No pain,” Keyserling says, “no struggle, no memories of anything.” Keyserling’s spoke to the newspaper on his 74th birthday. His face was ruddy; he was grateful to be alive. That team — passersby in two motorboats, including, luckily, a nurse, and … [Read more...] about Former Beaufort mayor embraces life after near drowning