💼 How should schools handle teachers on OnlyFans?

It’s Wednesday, December 13 — people are talking about Tucker Carlson’s new network, the debate over teachers on OnlyFans, and more.

As always, we’ve summarized and organized the different shades of perspective, so you can see the big picture quickly. Here at Shades we believe that seeing multiple points of view is the best way to stay informed.

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📺 Tucker Carlson launches a new network

Tucker's new venture in streaming is a bold move, with mixed opinions on its chances of success.

📺 Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson now has his own subscription-based platform. The WSJ says competition is stiff, but the network could be a big hit.

📺 Daily Caller likes the move: Tucker's content will likely win over a diverse audience of former Fox fans, plus some new-age Tucker fans.

📺 But Poynter isn't so sure: Tucker’s solo venture faces big obstacles, namely competition in a crowded right-wing media space, and a $9/month price tag.

📺 New Republic approved of Tucker Carlson's new logo: He does cater to self-described “red pillers”, after all.

💼 How should schools handle teachers on OnlyFans?

Teachers on OnlyFans? Schools are saying that it can't fly, but some defend the practice and are sympathetic to teachers’ situations.

💼 Two high school teachers resigned after their adult content on OnlyFans was discovered. Parents in AP News think the practice shouldn't fly: Teachers shouldn't be sexualized!

💼 A reddit user on r/Teachers agrees: Teachers with OnlyFans accounts breach schools' ethics, and run the risk of getting rightfully fired.

💼 But the NY Post says teachers are turning to OnlyFans as a much-needed side hustle. The two teachers who resigned said they had used the platform to pay off their student debt.

💼 And Hot Air thinks the teachers deserve a little slack: As long as they separate the content from their teaching job, having an OnlyFans is a matter of personal freedom.

Quick hits

🏙️ New York’s highest court scrapped the state's congressional map, giving NY Democrats an opportunity to draw a map that gives the party an edge. (Reuters)

🇺🇦 Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky ended his visit to the White House without any additional Ukrainian aid approved by Congress. (CNN)

🏈 The Florida attorney general opened an investigation into the College Football Playoff selection committee's decision to leave out Florida State. (ESPN)

🤖 Sport's Illustrated's parent company, The Arena Group, fired its CEO over the AI article debacle. (CNN)