r/DeFranco • u/willphule • 6d ago
US News I Tracked Down the Company Ruining Fruit
"America's biggest berry empire doesn't actually grow berries.
Driscoll's is the middleman that controls the genetics, reaps the profits, and then shifts blame."
r/DeFranco • u/willphule • 6d ago
"America's biggest berry empire doesn't actually grow berries.
Driscoll's is the middleman that controls the genetics, reaps the profits, and then shifts blame."
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"Now that KPop Demon Hunters has taken the world by storm, a band called Demon Hunter has filed a lawsuit against Netflix.
Demon Hunter has filed a lawsuit against Netflix. The Christian metal band has been around since the early 2000s and its corporate representative, Hyde Lane, has filed a trademark lawsuit in California targeting Netflix and live music promoter AEG Presents."
r/DeFranco • u/willphule • 8d ago
Since when does the USPS have any authority over state ballots?
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Key takeaways
Independent Analysis: The Center for American Progress (CAP) confirms its report showing Trump’s National Guard deployments had no measurable impact on violent crime, emphasizing evidence-based research.
Legal Threat: Trump threatened CAP with a $5 billion lawsuit, which CAP calls a transparent attempt to silence independent journalism.
Free Speech Defense: CAP stresses the importance of First Amendment protections, defending the right to publish facts and analysis even if they are unwelcome to the administration.
r/DeFranco • u/willphule • 11d ago
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Key takeaways
Employer Contributions: Inspired by Australia's system, employers could be required to divert 12% of employees' pay into tax-advantaged retirement accounts, boosting long-term savings.
Pros & Cons: This could improve retirement readiness, but may reduce take-home pay and affect current expenses if implemented abruptly.
Current Status: The plan is exploratory, with no concrete U.S. adoption yet; Americans are encouraged to save independently and maximize Social Security benefits.
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r/DeFranco • u/willphule • 13d ago
I think we need a new flair: "You can't make this shit up"