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Study Shows Winning the Lottery Turns People Republican

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Interest in "Signalgate" on X has started to dissipate, according to a bourgeois.news analysis of social media traffic. Discussion around the leaked Signal discussion of the U.S. attack on Yemen peaked at 10:00 a.m. ET on March 26 and has been in a steady decline since then; as of March 30, more 1.2 million posts have been made to X about the embarrassing snafu.

Inferred demographics and user-provided data indicates persons 55 and older, and those with #VoteBlue in their X bios, over-index in discussion of Signalgate, while the emergency beacon emoji (🚨​) is the most frequently used emoji in relevant posts. A March 26 post by Laura Loomer remains the most highly engaged Signalgate post, with more than 80,000 Likes, Bookmarks, Shares, and Comments.

Wikipedians Debate Scope of Article on The Holocaust

Is Hawaii a "liberal state?"

That's the question Wikipedians are struggling with in a Request for Comment opened on the article "2024 United States presidential election in Hawaii." A Wikipedia editor who goes by the name Des Vallee has asked for comments on whether the Manhattan Institute can be used as a source to state that Hawaii is a "liberal state." Requests for comment is Wikipedia's primary dispute resolution process when editors can't agree on whether or not to include, or exclude, a specific statement, or use a specific source in the online encyclopedia.

Presently, opinions are against both the phrasing and use of the Manhattan Institute as a source, with editor Aquillon opining that the Manhattan Institute is a "a 'hired gun' sort of think-tank, whose purpose is simply to say whatever will advance the goal it was created to advance."

After a period of discussion - usually 30 days - an uninvolved editor will decide the outcome of the debate.

Canada Most Popular Ally

A new survey shows Americans have a strong preference toward Canada when asked "Which country would you prefer to be the United States' closest ally?" The YouGov survey finds Americans give their neighbor to the north the top nod among 11 possibilities offered, with 28% saying Canada should be the U.S.' "strongest ally." Coming in second is the United Kingdom at 15%, distantly followed by Israel at 9%. France fared less well, earning the support of just 1% of Americans for the position of "closest ally," trailing even Russia at 3%.

The online survey of 4,406 U.S. adults was conducted on March 27 and has a margin of error of XXXX.

Canada Most Popular Ally

A new survey shows Americans have a strong preference toward Canada when asked "Which country would you prefer to be the United States' closest ally?" The YouGov survey finds Americans give their neighbor to the north the top nod among 11 possibilities offered, with 28% saying Canada should be the U.S.' "strongest ally." Coming in second is the United Kingdom at 15%, distantly followed by Israel at 9%. France fared less well, earning the support of just 1% of Americans for the position of "closest ally," trailing even Russia at 3%.

The online survey of 4,406 U.S. adults was conducted on March 27 and has a margin of error of XXXX.

Canada Most Popular Ally

A new survey shows Americans have a strong preference toward Canada when asked "Which country would you prefer to be the United States' closest ally?" The YouGov survey finds Americans give their neighbor to the north the top nod among 11 possibilities offered, with 28% saying Canada should be the U.S.' "strongest ally." Coming in second is the United Kingdom at 15%, distantly followed by Israel at 9%. France fared less well, earning the support of just 1% of Americans for the position of "closest ally," trailing even Russia at 3%.

The online survey of 4,406 U.S. adults was conducted on March 27 and has a margin of error of XXXX.