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California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton tears into officials driving Paramount out of LA: ‘It’s a crime’

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton criticized state officials over Hollywood job losses and Paramount's potential departure, blaming high costs and regulations. The article reports his video with a stuntman and notes California's expanded tax credits and Paramount's legal dispute with Attorney General Rob Bonta. It frames the issue around keeping entertainment production in California.

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DAVID PATRIKARAKOS: This is exactly why the rapper who derailed Ed Sheeran's tour was WRONG to call the tragedy of Gaza a 'genocide'

A columnist argues that calling Israel's conduct in Gaza 'genocide' is legally and morally wrong, saying the term is misused and that Hamas is the genuinely genocidal actor. The piece criticizes activists, left-wing politicians, the BBC, and rapper Macklemore for fueling the accusation, while defending Israel's war as a justified response to October 7.

Right 5.6

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Opinion | Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Jimmy Lai

The editorial urges President Trump to press Xi Jinping to release Jimmy Lai, the 78-year-old Hong Kong publisher held in solitary confinement. It frames Lai as unjustly imprisoned and Xi as having ignored repeated U.S. appeals, while praising Trump’s broader record of freeing political prisoners.

Right 4.1

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Fast Takes: Buried good economic news, AI hastens colleges’ collapse, and other commentary

A conservative commentary roundup highlights Census data on record-low poverty and rising median income as undercovered good news, argues AI is destabilizing higher education, and criticizes assisted-suicide laws, mainstream coverage of progressive Democratic candidates, and Canadian trade reorientation. It frames Trump-era economic data positively while casting Democrats and major media as radical or biased.

Right 4.2

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Woke NYT, 1619 Project writer deliberately sent daughter to troubled schools as a ‘sacrifice’ — and it backfired spectacularly

The article reports that Nikole Hannah-Jones deliberately enrolled her daughter in struggling Brooklyn public schools as a racial-justice 'sacrifice,' and that her daughter later felt cheated and academically behind. It emphasizes Hannah-Jones's admissions of failure while criticizing the 1619 Project and 'woke' ideology.

Right 4.1