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#politics
PJ Media: Trump Would Accept House Speakership... But There's a Catch
The House voted to oust Kevin McCarthy as House speaker, and now speculation is growing about who will become the next speaker. Reps. Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise have declared their candidacies. There is talk of nominating President Trump, who initially said he wasn't interested but now says he would accept the position temporarily.
Daily Wire: Trump Allegedly Told Foreign Billionaire At Mar-A-Lago Sensitive Info About U.S. Submarines: Report
Former President Donald Trump allegedly disclosed sensitive information about U.S. nuclear submarines to Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt at Mar-a-Lago. Pratt shared this information with multiple people, prompting investigators to ask him to stop. The information may be classified.
Breitbart: Dennis Prager Praises ‘Breaking Biden’ as a ‘Very Important Book’
Radio host Dennis Prager praised Alex Marlow's book "Breaking Biden" as important and had Marlow as a guest. Marlow wrote the book to challenge the perception that Biden is a buffoon and found that Biden is in charge and has always done questionable things. Prager bought multiple copies of the book and encouraged his listeners to buy it as well. Marlow believes Biden is a bad person based on his research for the book.
Daily Signal: Biden Administration Indicates No Choice on Building Border Wall
The Biden administration is defending its plan to construct 17 miles of border wall in South Texas. The move comes as a surprise given Biden's previous promise to not add any more wall during his administration.
Red State: Donald Trump's Attorneys Make Ambitious Argument of Executive Immunity in 2020 Election Case
Former President Donald Trump's legal team is arguing for presidential immunity in the criminal charges against him, which could impact executive power . They are asking a federal judge to dismiss the case based on Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, claiming that presidents cannot face prosecution for actions taken while in office. Critics argue that this immunity primarily applies to civil cases, not criminal ones, and the issue of intent is at the heart of the debate . The outcome of these cases could redefine the boundaries of presidential immunity and accountability .
Red State: Liz Cheney Jumps Into the Speaker Fight to Deliver a Desperate Warning
Liz Cheney warns against electing Rep. Jim Jordan as the next Speaker of the House, claiming he was involved in the conspiracy to attack the Capitol on January 6th. However, there is no evidence to support her claims and her repeated accusations lack substance. Cheney's concerns about the Constitution being in danger with Jordan in charge seem unfounded.
PJ Media: Biden's Border Wall Gambit Proves That He Can Do a Lot More to Control the Border
President Biden, who previously denounced Trump's border wall, is now facing an "acute and immediate need" to restart its construction. This move mirrors Trump's tactics and reveals the failure of Biden's border policies. The question remains whether voters will be outraged by his hypocrisy.
Foreign Policy: Kenya’s Historic Cabinet Reshuffle
Kenya's President William Ruto reshuffles cabinet to improve performance. Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua demoted amid controversy over sending police to Haiti. Ukrainian President calls for military support at European Political Community Summit. Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine under house arrest, alleges heavy security presence. Syrian military academy hit by drone strike, more than 100 killed. Flash flooding in India leaves at least 18 dead. Paddington movie to shoot in Colombia instead of Peru.
Newsbusters: Amanpour Guest Insults GOP Senator: How Dare 'A Black Man Like Him' Disdain LBJ!
Host Christiane Amanpour and author Heather McGhee discuss the government avoiding a shutdown and the battle within the Republican Party. McGhee criticizes spending limits and the agenda of far-right conservatives. She also mentions the desires of the multiracial younger electorate for government support in areas such as child care and health care. McGhee and Amanpour also address Senator Tim Scott's comments on the Great Society and government assistance. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the government and the negative effects of partisan politics.
Daily Wire: Trump Would Accept ‘Short Term’ Role As House Speaker
Former President Donald Trump has expressed his willingness to temporarily become the Speaker of the House until a permanent presiding officer is voted in. Trump stated that he would do it for the party and only for a short period of time. House Republicans have mentioned Trump's name for the position, and several GOP lawmakers have expressed their support for a Trump speakership.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘A Man Is A Man And A Woman Is A Woman’: British Prime Minister Goes After Radical Gender Ideology
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak criticized radical gender ideology, stating that men cannot become women and women cannot become men. He emphasized the importance of recognizing biological sex and called for transparency in schools regarding what children are being taught about relationships. Sunak's comments have received criticism from activists advocating for transgender rights.
#economy
Forbes: The UAW’s Demands Would Boost Inflation And Reduce Employment
The UAW's negotiations with auto producers may hinder the Federal Reserve's goal of reducing inflation. The union's demands for wage increases and reduced working hours would significantly raise labor costs and ultimately lead to higher prices, making it harder for the Fed to control inflation. Additionally, the union's proposal of prohibiting labor cost reductions during downturns would have negative long-term effects on the industry and its ability to compete.
#health
The New American: Dr. Ryan Cole: Pathologist Fighting for Humanity and Free Speech - The New American
Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist, exposes the adverse effects of Covid shots and promotes unapproved early treatments. He faces personal and professional attacks but continues to fight. The Washington Medical Commission charges him despite no patient complaints. Medical boards target physicians who educate on risks. Dr. Cole warns about long-term trials skipped by Big Pharma and upcoming untested mRNA injections.
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The Blaze: Woman choked and burned her daughter for not wearing a hijab and overcooking pita bread, Texas police say
A Muslim woman in Kingwood, Texas, was arrested after assaulting her daughter for not wearing a hijab and burning her for not heating up her pita bread properly. The woman, Sittarh Mazhar Khan, was charged with assault, impeding breathing, and injury to a child. The teenager is now in the custody of Child Protective Services.
#sports
Forbes: 3 Crucial Factors May Decide Messi, Inter Miami’s Fading Playoff Hopes
Lionel Messi's injury jeopardizes Inter Miami's chances in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Miami needs other results to go their way. The Chicago Fire's performance and rematches against FC Cincinnati and Charlotte FC will also impact Miami's fate.
#other
Forbes: Jason Derulo Accused Of Sexually Harassing Singer He Signed To Music Label
Singer Emaza Gibson has filed a lawsuit against Jason Derulo, claiming the R&B star pressured her for sex after they signed a contract to create music together. Gibson alleges that Derulo made explicit demands and became aggressive after she rejected his advances. The lawsuit also targets Derulo's manager, Atlantic Records, and other entities for sexual harassment and breach of contract.