Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom faced off during a head-to-head debate moderated by conservative commentator Sean Hannity on Thursday night in Georgia. Both governors won re-election last year. DeSantis is currently running in the GOP presidential primary‚ though former President Donald Trump has been trouncing the rest of the field‚ according to polls. Newsom has been backing President Joe Biden for re-election. During the one-on-one debate‚ DeSantis referred to the Golden State governor as "a slick‚ slippery politician." DeSantis accused Newsom of running a "shadow campaign" for president‚ but Newsom swatted away the suggestion. Earlier‚ Newsom said that he and DeSantis share in common that "neither of us will be the nominee for our party in 2024." Newsom called Hamas a "terrorist organization" that must be "eliminated." DeSantis indicated that Hamas wants to "destroy Israel‚" and said that the country has the "right to defend itself to the hilt." At one point after DeSantis mentioned Kamala Harris‚ Newsom chided the Sunshine State governor for the way he pronounced Harris' first name."Newsom just scolded DeSantis for his pronunciation of 'Kamala.' Most of the Senate couldn’t pronounce her name for at least a year after she became a senator‚" Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah tweeted. Lee also called Newsom an "amazingly good debater who's allergic to truth‚" as well as "a singularly unlikable guy‚" and a "narcissistic‚ gaslighting deflector."Clay Travis panned Newsom's performance: "I was 100% wrong on this debate. I thought Gavin Newsom would be likable and intelligent. I was incorrect. This is a massacre. If this were a boxing match‚ Newsom’s corner would have thrown in the towel a long time ago. Complete and total win for DeSantis from open to close."Here's a clip from the debate: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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A small but significant hoard of medieval coins found near the town of IÅ‚awa in northern Poland has been transferred to the Ostróda Museum by the provincial conservator of monuments. There are 13 coins and partial coins‚ most of them cross denari: silver coins minted in Saxony specifically for trade with the Western Slavs. One of the fragmentary coins (used for its weight value) is a 13th century bracteate minted by Sambor II‚ Duke of Pomerania. The coins are named for the cavalier’s cross that is always found on the reverse of these denari. Both the obverse and reverse have what looks like lettering bordering the central images and symbols‚ but they are imitations‚ a pseudo-legend rather than an inscription. Without any real inscriptions or any other references to the minting year‚ they are impossible to date precisely‚ but they were only in production between 965 A.D. and the beginning of the 12th century. They have unusually high edges on both sides. Cross denari were the primary currency in what is now Poland in the second half of the 11th century. Several hoards of cross denari hve been found in Poland‚ the largest of which‚ discovered in 1935 in SÅ‚uszków‚ central Poland‚ contained more than 12‚500 coins. According to Łukasz SzczepaÅ„ski from the Ostróda Museum‚ the location of this treasure fits in an interesting way with the identified settlement structure of the southern Jeziorak microregion. “We have there‚ among others‚ a Prussian stronghold from the 11th-12th centuries‚ a network of open settlements‚ various types of earth fortifications that are attributed to Prussia. This treasure complements our knowledge about the settlement activity of this zone” – said the archaeologist. Metal detectorists from the IÅ‚awa Search Group discovered the coin hoard on a hillside outside the town on a weekend rally earlier this year. As required by Polish law‚ the metal detectorists had permission from the landowner and the conservator of monuments to search the site. The group hopes that this find and others they’ve made will go on display in a future local museum in IÅ‚awa‚ but until then‚ the Ostróda Museum will be the beneficiary of their work.

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