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#politics
Spectator USA: What hath Matt Gaetz wrought by tipping over the House apple cart?
A power vacuum and chaos ensue in the House of Representatives after the ousting of Kevin McCarthy as speaker. Matt Gaetz and his Republican allies challenge the leadership, highlighting problems with funding and lack of unity within the party. The future remains uncertain for House Republicans.
The Right Scoop: BOOM: Acting Speaker Patrick McHenry’s first order is to EVICT NANCY PELOSI
Acting Speaker Patrick McHenry evicts Nancy Pelosi from her Capitol office, angering Pelosi who claims it goes against tradition.
Breitbart: FNC's Hannity Claims Effort Underway to 'Draft' Trump to Be Speaker
The House of Representatives voted to remove Kevin McCarthy as House Speaker, with some Republicans considering drafting Donald Trump as a potential replacement.
American Thinker: Fiscal responsibility theater from the Freedom Caucus
Representative Matt Gaetz and the Freedom Caucus took a stand on out-of-control spending after a year of waiting. They prioritize power over fiscal responsibility.
Flag And Cross: Former Crypto Billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial Begins, Shaping Crypto Regulation
Former crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried is on trial for alleged multi-billion dollar cryptocurrency fraud. The outcome of the trial could impact crypto regulation. Bankman-Fried, who was once a prominent name in Washington, is accused of using stolen FTX deposits to fund political operations. The trial coincides with the discussion of crypto-related legislation in Congress, with Republicans pushing to limit the SEC's oversight on crypto and Democrats aiming to crack down on money laundering and sanctions abuses in the industry.
Daily Signal: EXCLUSIVE: Vance Bill Would Require Real Gender on Passports
Sen. J.D. Vance is introducing legislation to require only male and female gender designations on United States passports, excluding the X gender option. Vance and Rep. Chip Roy believe that passports should accurately identify people based on their biological gender, rejecting "radical gender ideology." The lawmakers are responding to the State Department's announcement that it will allow an X gender marker and do not require documentation to change gender markers on passports.
#war
Daily Signal: Voters Oppose More Funding for Ukraine War
A majority of American voters oppose Congress providing funding and weapons for Ukraine's war with Russia. Democrats are more in favor of continued funding, while Republicans and independents are largely against it. Independent voters give President Biden poor marks for his handling of the conflict, while Democrats are more divided and Republicans strongly disapprove. Most voters believe it is more important to keep the United States out of a wider war with Russia. (, )
Breitbart: Britain Warns West is Running Out of Weapons to Give Ukraine
Britain and other Western states are running low on military supplies for the war in Ukraine, as stockpiles have been depleted. The change in defense procurement after the Cold War has led to a situation where weapons are not readily available to meet the demands of the ongoing conflict. This issue is not unique to the UK, as other countries, including Germany and Poland, also face challenges in supplying Ukraine.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian troops allegedly raided Crimea from sea once again
Ukrainian troops raided Crimea from the sea, attacking Russian troops and then retreating.
Forbes: Ukrainian Heavy Bomber Drones Drop Anti-Tank Mines
The conflict in Ukraine has seen the use of heavy drone bombers dropping TM-62 anti-tank mines on Russian forces. Ukraine has a growing drone fleet and these heavy bombers, such as the Kazhan and Vampire, are equipped with thermal imaging and capable of carrying substantial payloads. The TM-62 mines, typically used against static targets, have a greater blast effect and destructive power compared to other munitions. This type of democratized drone warfare provides extreme precision at a low cost, using available stockpiles of mines.
#culture
Forbes: Jimmy Buffett May Soon Have A Florida Highway Named After Him
In honor of the late Jimmy Buffett, State Representative Chuck Clemons has filed a bill seeking to rename portions of Florida's State Road A1A as the Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway. Though not a native of Florida, Buffett's close association with the state and his impact on its culture and music have earned him this tribute. Buffett's sudden passing from Merkel cell cancer has led to increased sales and streams of his music, prompting fans, including politicians, to find ways to honor his legacy.
#health
Forbes: Groov Helps Tackle Mental Health In The Workplace And In Rugby
Groov, co-founded by former All Black winger Sir John Kirwan, is teaming up with New Zealand Rugby to raise awareness about mental health. The platform provides tools for businesses and sports organizations to help their workers maintain good mental wellbeing. Groov's approach is focused on small, sustainable actions that individuals can take to function better over time, and the platform can be integrated into various workplace platforms. By partnering with New Zealand Rugby, Groov aims to elevate mental performance in both business and sports.
The New American: Teryn Gregson: How Children Have Been Shot Dead - The New American
A new documentary called Shot Dead is set to be released, focusing on adverse events and deaths following the jab. It sheds light on the impact on families, particularly children who lost their lives due to the vaccine. Produced by We The Patriots USA and discussed by Teryn Gregson on the Faithful Freedom podcast.
#crime
Breitbart: WATCH: Police Raid Laurence Fox's London Home
London police raided the home of Reclaim Party leader Laurence Fox, arresting him on suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage. Fox livestreamed the raid on social media, criticizing the police for prioritizing surveillance cameras over solving crimes. The raid may be related to Fox's previous posts supporting the destruction of spy cameras by the vigilante group 'Blade Runner'.
Red State: Senior Pentagon Official Caught Running Dog Fighting Ring, Executed Losing Dogs With Jumper Cables
Frederick Douglass Moorefield Jr., a high-ranking official, is charged with animal cruelty and running a dog fighting ring. He and his co-defendants executed losing dogs in gruesome ways. The details are disturbing and the punishment, if convicted, is only five years in prison. This case raises questions about justice and the low penalties for such heinous acts.
#other
Forbes: So ‘Ahsoka’ Has To Be Getting A Season 2, Right?
The Ahsoka season 1 finale leaves viewers with unresolved cliffhangers and uncertainty about what comes next. Disney's inconsistent approach to series renewals and shifting between series and movies makes it unclear if Ahsoka will get a second season or lead directly into a planned movie. Questions arise about how the story will progress, including the need to solve galactic travel puzzles, deal with recasting, and intertwine with The Mandalorian. The timeline for a potential movie release is also uncertain. It would seem logical for Disney to give both The Mandalorian and Ahsoka another season to set up the movie finale, as their Star Wars slate lacks other ongoing projects.