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Linkin Park has announced a series of listening events for the band’s upcoming eighth album, “From Zero.” The listening parties, at record stores across the U.S., will be held on November 9th. “From Zero” will be released November 15th. Scheduled Listening Parties: For More Information Anchorage, AK | Obsession RecordsAnniston, AL | CD CellarBenton, AR | Retro RoseChandler, AZ | Zia RecordsGilbert, AZ | Rock This Town RecordsMesa, AZ | Zia RecordsPhoenix, AZ | Zia Records – Bethany Home / Zia Records – ThunderbirdTempe, AZ | Zia RecordsTuscon, ZA | Zia RecordsBurbank, CA | Run Out Groove RecordsDavis, CA | Armadillo MusicNapa, CA | FolkloreOakland, CA | 1-2-3-4 Go! RecordsPetaluma, CA | Paradise Found Records + MusicStudio City, CA | Licorice Pizza RecordsLittletown, CO | Vinyl ValhallaWallingford, CT | Redscroll RecordsNew London, CT | Telegraph Autonomous ZoneClearwater, FL | Kingfish RecordsLauderhill, FL | We Got The BeatsOakland Park, FL | We Got The BeatsMacon, GA | Fresh Produce RecordsBoise, ID | Modern Sounds VInyl + MusicBoise, ID | Rollin’ RecordsChicago, IL | Reckless Records – Milwaukee Ave.Chicago, IL | Shuga RecordsElmhurst, IL | Elmhurst RecordsMcHenry, IL | Siren RecordsPlainfield, IL | Left Round RecordsRockford, IL | Toad Hall Books + RecordsWoodstock, IL | The Records DepartmentEvansville, IN | Space Monkey RecordsFort Wayne, IN | Welcome Back RecordsIndianapolis, IN | Karma RecordsHutchinson, KS | Permanent RecordsBowling Green, KY | Hard CopiesMandeville, LA | 22 Sound RecordsBaltimore, MD | The Sound GardenLewiston, ME | Bull MooseWaterville, ME | Bull MooseBangor, ME | Bull MooseScarborough, ME | Bull MooseDearborn, MI | Dearborn MusicOwosso, MI | Round Midnight RecordsTrenton, MI | Slick DiscBuffalo, MN | Indie EarthBurnsville, MN | South Metro MusicGolden Valley, MN | Down In The ValleyMankato, MN | Tune TownMaple Grove, MN | Down In The ValleyJoplin, MO | Dig It! Record BarnKansas City, MO | Josey RecordsKansas City, MO | Mills Record CompanyBillings, MT | Cameron RecordsBozeman, MT | Cactus Records + GiftsRaleigh, NC | The Pour House Music Hall + Record ShopWake Forest, NC | Record KrateWilmington, NC | School Kids RecordsWilmington, NC | Yellow Dog DiscsLincoln, ME | First Day VinylPlaistow, NH | Bull MooseDover, NJ | Factory RecordsLanoka Harbor, NJ | Yearbook RecordsPoint Pleasant, NJ | Clarizio MusicLas Vegas, NV | Zia Records – EasternLas Vegas, NV | Zia Records – RainbowBrooklyn, NY | For The RecordCanandaigua, NY | Canandaigua Record ExchangeHorseheads, NY | Squatch Den RecordsPoughkeepsie, NY | Darkside RecordsRochester, NY | Record ArchiveSchenectady, NY | Love Vinyl RecordsSyracuse, NY | The Sound GardenWest Babylon, NY | Looney TunesWilliamsville, NY | Hi-Fi HitsTroy, OH | Resignation RecordsYellow Springs, OH | Toxic Beauty RecordsTulsa, OK | Josey RecordsPortland, OR | Exiled RecordsPortland, OR | Music MillenniumBethlehem, PA | Compact Disc CenterEaston, PA | Spin Me RoundKutztown, PA | Young One RecordsLancaster, PA | Dreaming HumanWilkes-Barre, PA | Gallery Of SoundSpartanburg, SC | BJ MusicRapid City, SD | Black Hills VinylClarkesville, TN | Andvinyl RecordsNashville, TN | The GrooveArlington, TX | ZT RecordsAustin, TX | Waterloo RecordsBryan, TX | Curious CollectionsDallas, TX | Josey RecordsFrisco, TX | ZT RecordsHouston, TX | Cactus MusicHuntsville, TX | Volume MusicKeller, TX | County Line RecordsSpring, TX | Space City AudioSpring / The Woodlands, TX | Volume MusicThe Woodlands, TX | ZT RecordsTaylorsville, UT | GraywhaleVirginia Beach, VA | AFK Books & RecordsBellevue, WA | Silver PlattersLongview, WA | Square Dog Books, Movies, MusicLynnwood, WA | Silver PlattersRichland, WA | AU RecordsSeattle, WA | Silver PlattersSpokane, WA | Recorded MemoriesAppleton, WI | Eroding WindsGreenfield, WI | Volta RecordsMilwaukee, WI | Lilliput RecordsOshkosh, WI | Eroding WindsSouth Milwaukee, WI | Omen Alternative Music + MediaNew Martinsville, WV | Kraken RecordsWheeling, WV | Nail City Record “From Zero” contains “The Emptiness Machine,” “Heavy Is The Crown” and recent single, “Over Each Other.” ### The post Linkin Park’s “From Zero” Listening Parties appeared first on RockinTown.

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by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts: The Democrat Nevada Supreme Court ruled contrary to law that non-postmarked ballots that arrive 3 days after the election can be counted. This permits non-mailed mail-in ballots to be filled in after the vote count and used to reverse the electoral result.  The federal US Appeals Court for the fifth circuit […]

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As we move to the conclusion of this election cycle, there seems to be only one thing about which all Americans agree. That is, that something is very wrong in our nation. In the latest Gallup polling, only 22% say they are satisfied with the direction of the country. The highest this has been over the last 16 years was 45% back in February of 2020. So, despite change in party control over these years, the sense that something is wrong in the country has persisted. More in the framework of this election, only 39% say they are better off than they were four years ago, and 52% say they are not better off. Most Americans do not even have confidence in the sources where they get their news. Only 31% say they have a great deal or fair amount of confidence in mass media. The first time Gallup asked this question, back in 1972, 68% expressed confidence in mass media. A record high percent of Americans, 80%, say the country is “greatly divided” on the most important values. In a New York Times/Siena College poll, only 49% say “American democracy does a good job representing the people.” And 76% say “American democracy is currently under threat.” All agree that something is wrong, but no consensus emerges about what exactly is the problem. Is it possible to put a finger on what is causing the cynicism and disillusionment that grips the psyche of our nation? My view is the problem is the drift of the nation from its founding principles. To put it another way, we have no choice about whether we have faith or belief. But we do have choice about what it is we believe. The dramatic change that has taken place in America is the uprooting of the Bible as our starting point for right and wrong. We have exchanged our faith in God for a faith in government. In 1950, Gallup reports 0% of Americans said they had no religion. By 1970, this was up to 3%. And by 2023, this was up to 22%. Over this same time, in 1950, the federal government consumed 14.2% of our GDP. The estimate from the Congressional Budget Office is that in 2024, that percent will be 23.9%. The preamble to our Constitution explains its purpose is “to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and posterity.” Our Constitution was not presumed to be the source of our freedom. We are already free by virtue, as noted in the Declaration of Independence, of being created thus by our God. Our Constitution was designed to limit interference by government in the ability of free, God-fearing men and women to live their lives as they see fit. The guideline for behavior, for right and wrong, is that which is transmitted to us from our Creator through the Bible. Under this reality, America grew and became great. However, success brings the sin of pride, and we begin to attribute our success to our cleverness rather than our faith and personal responsibility. As increasing numbers of Americans have turned away from God, they have turned more to government. The sad paradox is that as Americans turn to government, they abrogate the very freedom that the Founders envisioned government’s role to secure. The result is less economic growth, breakdown of the American family, and disappearance of children. Growth of government, growth of federal debt, and no children is no formula for a country with a future. I believe this is what Americans are sensing and what is producing all the negative feelings and pessimism. We must return to the vision of our Founders: A free nation, under God. And a Constitution that secures “the blessings of liberty.” Short of this, although we may experience ups and downs, the nation will not realize its great potential. COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS.COM We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post Unease With Elections Exposes Loss of Hope, Loss of God in America appeared first on The Daily Signal.