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www.ozy.com [ozy.com]( [VIEW ONLINE]( YOUR PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEF [sponsor][sponsor]( Saturday May 04, 2019 [LISTEN FROM 8:00AM EST]( Supporters of President Trump protest Facebook's ban of alt-right personalities in San Francisco Friday. Source: Getty IMPORTANT 01 [Putin, Trump Chat About Election 'Hoax,' Venezuela]( Campaign collusion didn’t happen, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed in a Friday call. As for meddling in the 2020 election that the FBI recently warned about, “We didn’t discuss that,” the president told reporters. Trump was also reassured that Russia was “not looking at all to get involved in Venezuela, other than to see something positive happen.” What do others think? Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded that he lacked a case for collusion, while this week Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Russia of assisting [embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro](, whom the U.S. wants unseated. SOURCES: [USA Today]( / [Politico]( / [Fox News]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 02 [Best Jobs Report Since 1969 Eases Slowdown Fears]( The U.S. Labor Department reported Friday that unemployment had fallen to 3.6 percent — its lowest mark in 50 years. It’s the icing on 100 months of job growth — the longest such modern-day streak. Adding to the economic parade was an annual average hourly wage increase of 3.2 percent, allowing some wealth to trickle down to workers. Is President Trump responsible? He quickly tweeted, “JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!” and experts agreed that it’s a powerful 2020 campaign message, but noted that most of the growth trend occurred before his election. Read [OZY’s feature]( on organized labor’s young blood. SOURCES: [NYT]( / [Fox News]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 03 [North Korea Said to Fire Short-Range 'Projectiles']( No harm, no foul? South Korea’s military reported that [its longtime enemy]( today launched short-range “missiles” — the first such firing since halting intercontinental ballistic missile testing in November 2017 — but relabeled them “projectiles.” That wouldn’t violate the moratorium and threaten the fragile détente arranged between Pyongyang’s mercurial leader, Kim Jong Un, and U.S. President Trump. What’s been the reaction? White House press Secretary Sarah Sanders said, “we are aware” of the incident and will monitor the situation, while Japan, whose leader wants a summit with Kim, said the firing posed no threat. SOURCES: [Washington Post]( / [LA Times]( / [Japan Times]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 04 [Democrats Confront Barr on Probe Handling]( Attorney General William Barr’s shepherding of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russian meddling report prompted calls for his resignation this week. Last month Barr lied to Congress, charged House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, by professing ignorance of Mueller’s objections to Barr’s four-page summary of Mueller’s 448-page report. This week, Barr balked at testifying before a Democrat-run House committee. What’s the latest? Rep. Jerry Nadler, who chairs the Judiciary Committee that Barr shunned, says he’ll hold the AG in contempt if he refuses the panel’s subpoena for a less-redacted Mueller Report. Read [OZY’s look]( at clashing federal branches. SOURCES: [Reuters]( / [Politico]( / [Fox News]( / [BBC]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 05 [Also Important...]( After [killing at least 12 people]( and displacing 1.2 million on India’s eastern coast, Cyclone Fani is churning into Bangladesh. A chartered Boeing 737 arriving in Jacksonville, Florida, from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba [slid off a runway]( into shallow water, but only minor injuries were reported. And Davenport, Iowa, has been inundated as the Mississippi River [reached a 157-year high mark](. In the week ahead: The [145th Kentucky Derby]( is set for today, running on a soggy track amid calls to ban the sport after a spate of racehorse deaths in California. Contingent upon local lunar observations, Monday is the expected start of Islam’s [holy month of Ramadan](. And on Wednesday, [South Africans will vote]( in parliamentary elections. We’re listening! OZY has launched a series about love stories — and we want to hear yours. If you’ve found yourself in an unconventional or intriguing romantic situation, send an email to lovecuriously@ozy.com and tell us all about it! INTRIGUING 01 [How Census Counts Begat Computers ... and Genocide]( Are they just statistics? As America contemplates census takers asking about citizenship, journalist Yasha Levine examines human counting’s dark history. Czarist efforts gave rise to one of the world’s first computers, and with it, IBM. But the company’s tech advances took a dark turn as it helped Nazis collect data on fertile Aryan brides and observant Jews. What can be learned from this? As America prepares to conduct its 2020 count, Levine warns, it’s a good time to consider how dividing neighbors among spreadsheets “carries the seeds of our own dehumanization.” Read [OZY’s tally]( of what Americans care about. SOURCES: [OneZero]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 02 [Campus Culture Wars Have Come for Camille Paglia]( She’s been compared to Hitler. The feminist, trans-identifying academic has long provoked anger, most recently by deriding long-delayed rape accusations. Tenured at Philadelphia’s University of the Arts, she’s facing a student-led movement to deny her public forums and mandate “alternatives” to her classes.  Is the debate over? One faculty member called the dispute “pure tribalism,” and conservative pundits and websites have praised the university for backing Paglia, whose case has renewed the clash between the ideals of confronting shocking opinions and demanding protection from hearing them. Read [OZY’s look]( at a campus newspaper ban. SOURCES: [The Atlantic]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 03 ['El Chicano' Brings Superpowers to the Barrio]( The time is right. As Black fans savor Black Panther’s triumph and a new Afro-Latino Spider-Man debuts, Ben Hernandez Bray is premiering his [unique barrio-based superhero](, El Chicano. Brother of an ex-con who overdosed at age 29, Bray wants to give young Latinos hope that they too are empowered to thwart evil in their lives. Could he fight another day? If Latinos show the kind of love for his film that Black audiences did for Black Panther, Bray envisions sequels and comic books while “never forgetting where you come from.” SOURCES: [OZY]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 04 [Stop Global Warming With Your A/C]( The logistics are tricky, but a new paper in Nature Communications suggests that air conditioning units, from massive office tower systems to home HVACs, could be converted to capture carbon. What’s more, says the paper co-authored by University of Toronto materials chemist Geoffrey Ozin, the unit would dribble out synthetic fuel as well. How does this help the climate? The researchers envision skyscrapers covered with solar panels to power the A/C units, to compensate for the fuel they create, which could power ships and other vehicles not easily sustainably propelled. Read [OZY’s examination]( of four nations struggling with hydropower. SOURCES: [Wired]( [facebook]( [twitter]( 05 [The Guy Who Made Darts Exciting]( It’s England’s [NASCAR](. Darts has rocketed from pub to prime time, thanks to promoter Barry Hearn. He bought Britain’s Professional Darts Corp. in 2001 and teamed up with Sky Sports to broadcast the games across the U.K. and the rest of Europe. But in field of play measuring 8 feet, camera operators must anticipate throws and find audaciously kitted fans to maximize entertainment value. How’s the audience growing? Some 1.4 million British viewers and 2.7 million Germans watched the World Darts Championship last year, and even Yanks are warming to televised darts, with 1 million weekly viewers on BBC America. SOURCES: [The Ringer]( [facebook]( [twitter]( Caught Up? Now Vault Ahead ... To get more fresh stories and bold ideas in your inbox, [check out The Daily Dose.]( Opinion [In Whom We Trust]( This OZY series explores how institutions are battling declining trust — and what’s replacing them. [READ NOW]( [facebook]( [twitter]( OZY Media, 800 West El Camino Mountain View, California 94040 This email was sent to {EMAIL} [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Read Online](

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