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Newsbusters: NY Times SCOTUS Scare Tactics: ‘How Far to the Right Will the Supreme Court Go?’
The U.S. Supreme Court, now dominated by Republican appointees, continues to move the law to the right. The court's decisions present a complicated picture, with occasional liberal victories and potential overreach by extreme positions. The court is also facing criticism for ethical lapses by conservative justices.
Breitbart: Biographer: Sam Bankman-Fried Sought to Pay Trump $5 Billion Not to Run for Reelection
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly offered Donald Trump $5 billion not to run for president again, but it is unclear if the offer was directly from Trump. Bankman-Fried questioned the legality of paying a politician to withdraw from a race. He used stolen FTX deposits to fund his political donations and will face multiple charges, including wire fraud and money laundering.
National Review: Federal Judge Sets May 2024 Trial Date for Bob Menendez
Senator Bob Menendez (D., N.J.) will go to trial on bribery and corruption charges in May 2024. The trial will start less than a month before New Jersey’s Senate primary election. Menendez is charged with taking bribes in an influence-peddling scheme involving Egypt. Several top Democrats have called for his resignation.
Breitbart: Rep. Jamaal Bowman Throws Staffer Under the Bus for 'Nazi' Controversy
Rep. Jamaal Bowman blames staff for calling Republicans "Nazi" in a memo. He pulled a fire alarm to delay a government shutdown vote.
Red State: John Kelly Resurrects Lie About Donald Trump Calling Veterans 'Suckers' and 'Losers'
Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly confirmed that former President Trump made disparaging remarks about wounded veterans, calling them "losers" and "suckers." However, these claims were already denied by Trump's orbit and evidence showed that he did not attend a World War I memorial in France due to bad weather.
The Right Scoop: DUDE: Jamaal Bowman doing damage control after his office caused alarm by calling Republicans ‘Nazis’
Rep. Jamaal Bowman's office sent out a plea for Democrats to defend him after pulling a fire alarm in the Capitol building. The plea referred to Republicans as Nazis. Bowman now claims he didn't authorize the use of the term Nazi.
Breitbart: Poll: RFK Jr. Independent Bid Would Help Donald Trump, Hurt Joe Biden
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential independent presidential run could benefit Donald Trump and harm Joe Biden, according to a recent survey by Echelon Insights. In a head-to-head matchup, Trump already leads Biden by three points. However, with Kennedy in the race, Trump's lead grows to four points. Democrats are more negatively affected by Kennedy's candidacy than Republicans.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and RICHARD BARIS: Trump must focus on Rust Belt votes now that RFK Jr is running as Independent
RFK Jr. announces Independent run for 2024 presidency. Polls show independent voters siding with him over traditional Democrats. Trump predicted to win Republican primary. RFK's candidacy splits anti-establishment vote, benefiting insiders. Democrats remain silent on blocking RFK. Neocon donors see opportunity. Trump needs Rust Belt states to beat out RFK and Biden. Critical states include Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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Forbes: Elon Musk Sued For Falsely Linking Man To Neo-Nazi Group—And Federal Agency
A man sues Elon Musk for suggesting he was a government agent posing as a neo-Nazi. Musk joined conversations online, fueling false claims about the man's identity. The lawsuit accuses Musk of libel and seeks over $1 million in damages.
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Breitbart: Biden Calls on Republicans to 'Keep Their Word' About Support for Ukraine
President Joe Biden expressed his hope that Republicans would fulfill their promise to support Ukraine, despite the 45-day stopgap government funding measure not including the requested $24 billion for Ukraine. Biden emphasized the need for America's continuous support for Ukraine and urged House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to secure the passage and support necessary for Ukraine's defense against aggression. Biden reassured Ukraine that funding for their war with Russia would eventually be passed.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Signal: State Department Denies Iranian Spy Infiltration, Confirms Probe
The Biden administration denies that Iran infiltrated the State Department, but an investigation is ongoing into Rob Malley, the department's special envoy for Iran. Critics claim that Malley has ties to Iranian intelligence and surrounded himself with individuals connected to an Iranian influence network. Three academics close to Malley were discovered to be working for an operation aimed at bolstering Iran's image and influencing Western media and government. The Defense Department is investigating their roles, while the State Department has not yet responded.
#economy
Forbes: What Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Said About The Economic Impact Of Black Women
Beyoncé's "RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR" showcased her as a cultural icon and economic powerhouse, earning her the title of "Beyoncé Bump." The tour empowered Black women and contributed $4.5 billion to the American economy. Her performances were visually stunning with messages of empowerment and unity.
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American Thinker: Recruiting goals down, military looks to migrants
The U.S. military is increasingly recruiting immigrants, including undocumented individuals, to combat recruitment shortfalls. This strategy allows the military to tap into a larger pool of potential recruits and offers benefits such as job opportunities, education, and an expedited path to U.S. citizenship. However, concerns arise regarding security clearances and loyalty to the U.S. among these foreign recruits.
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PJ Media: Ex-Loudoun County Superintendent Convicted on Charges From Trans Rape Coverup
Former Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Superintendent Scott Ziegler found guilty of retaliating against a teacher who exposed mishandling of sexual assault. He will be sentenced on charges related to a transgender rape case.