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#politics
The Federalist: Biden Says Evidence Of His Involvement With Hunter’s Business Buddies Is ‘A Bunch Of Lies’
President Biden denies interacting with his son Hunter's business associates, despite evidence suggesting otherwise. Biden has previously lied about his involvement in his family's business and has shifted his statements on the matter. Democrats claim there is no evidence of any conflict of interest.
The Blaze: AI will be the servant of the ruling class | Blaze Media
New York Governor Kathy Hochul admits to spying on citizens and monitoring online speech. The state has a social media analysis unit. AI technology, like GPT-4, is capable of lying and distorting information. Concerns arise over AI being used by the government to control narratives and eliminate disinformation. Hashtag:
The Epoch Times: 5 Things to Expect From Tonight’s GOP Debate
Four Republican candidates, including Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, will participate in the fourth GOP debate in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Former President Donald Trump will be absent but will likely be a topic of discussion. The debate may not have a significant impact on the presidential nominee, as Trump is considered the frontrunner.
Fox News: UK apologizes to families of 97 soccer fans killed in 1989 stadium crush
The British government apologized for the delayed response to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, which killed 97 Liverpool soccer fans. A report aimed at preventing future cover-ups was introduced, but calls for legal requirements on police cooperation were unheeded. The government's "Hillsborough Charter" pledges truth-telling by public bodies. ( )
In 1989, a stadium crush at Hillsborough Stadium killed 97 Liverpool fans. A report uncovered wrongdoing by police and overturned the accidental death verdicts. The government's "Hillsborough Charter" aims to ensure truth-telling about public tragedies, but bereaved families are calling for a "duty of candor" law. ( )
Fox News: UMich president bars student vote on resolution accusing Israel of genocide, 'settler colonialism'
University of Michigan President Santa Ono has barred students from voting on two resolutions related to the Israel-Hamas war. One resolution asks the university to recognize genocide in Gaza and settler colonialism by Israel, while the other asks for support for students impacted by the ongoing violence and plans to keep students safe, as well as criticism of Hamas. Ono deemed the resolutions controversial and divisive, while the university's governing board supported his decision.
The Telegraph: Putin says relations with UAE at 'unprecedented high' as he is welcomed with flypast
Vladimir Putin visited the UAE and was warmly welcomed by Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, despite an international arrest warrant against him. The visit is seen as an attempt by Putin to strengthen alliances with conservative states as a counterbalance to Western efforts to isolate Russia. The UK announced sanctions on UAE firms supporting the Russian war machine during Putin's visit.
The Blaze: Schumer goes 'nuts' when GOP senators try to discuss border crisis during classified briefing that descended into total chaos | Blaze Media
Schumer and Republican senators clash in a heated briefing over border security and Ukraine funding. Schumer tries to silence border security questions, causing chaos. Republicans walk out, calling it a waste of time.
#society
GB News: Rwanda policy ‘a running joke’ in migrant camps as people smugglers ‘laugh off’ threats
Migrants continue to arrive in northern France despite the UK government's threat to send them to Rwanda, according to a source familiar with smuggling operations. The source stated that the camps are now more like "people smuggling hubs" and that the threat of being sent to Rwanda has become a joke among migrants. The source also revealed the sophistication of the smuggling trade, with paid advisers using weather data to plan crossings. Despite claims of a reduction in migrants, the source said that poor weather and the demand for limited spots on boats were factors in the decrease.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: UAE rolls out the red carpet for Putin despite international arrest warrant
Vladimir Putin visits UAE, Moscow's key economic partner in the Arab world, aiming to gain support and discuss trade and oil. Despite facing an ICC arrest warrant for abductions in Ukraine, the UAE has no obligation to detain him. Putin's third trip abroad since invading Ukraine.
Le Monde: Biden urges Congress to pass Ukraine aid: 'This cannot wait'
US President Joe Biden urged feuding lawmakers to approve military aid for Ukraine, warning that Putin's regime could clash with NATO. Biden expressed his readiness to compromise with Republicans who are blocking Ukraine assistance in order to seek tougher measures against illegal aliens at the Mexican border. He emphasized the urgency of the situation and stated his concern that Republicans are unintentionally giving Putin an advantage. Biden's remarks came after a video summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the leaders of G7 nations to discuss support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. He issued a strong warning that if Russia succeeds in Ukraine, it may continue its aggression and even attack a NATO ally. The Senate is scheduled to vote on an emergency aid package for Ukraine and Israel's war with Hamas, but Republican support for Ukraine funding is contingent on Democratic acceptance of asylum reforms and tightened border security. The White House has warned that without fresh funds, the US will run out of money for Ukraine aid by the end of the year. The funding dispute occurs at a time when Western support for Ukraine is waning, while Russian attacks and troop presence continue to escalate. Putin recently signed a decree to increase Russian forces by 15% to support the invasion of Ukraine. Moscow has hinted at the possibility of a peace deal, but Zelensky would find a shrunken, neutral Ukraine unacceptable.
#economy
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Bank of Canada Still in Rate-Hike Mode as Recession Indicators Mount
The Bank of Canada is cautious about cutting interest rates despite a worsening economy. The central bank remains prepared to raise rates if necessary, but economists see no need for further rate hikes. Factors contributing to concern include a per capita recession and declining productivity. While inflation remains a problem, higher rates would only increase housing costs. The Canadian economy is facing a moderate recession, and further rate hikes are seen as unnecessary. However, the central bank wants to see sustained easing in core inflation and is focused on balancing economic growth, government spending, and construction. The possibility of rate cuts is being discussed but not currently entertained by the Bank of Canada. The economy is expected to see continued growth, though concerns remain about productivity and GDP per capita. Overall, the Bank of Canada is taking a cautious approach and wants to be certain before lowering rates.
#education
Forbes: Final AP African American Studies Class Makes Teaching About Black Lives Matter Optional—After Criticism From DeSantis
The College Board released the final framework for AP African American Studies. Optional topics now include Black Lives Matter and reparations, while redlining and NFL players' anthem kneeling are new coursework.
#crime
Breitbart: Sean 'Diddy' Combs Accused of Gang-Raping 17-Year-Old High School Girl in Explosive New Lawsuit
Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing another sexual assault lawsuit, this time from a plaintiff who alleges she was gang-raped by Combs and two others in 2003. The anonymous plaintiff claims the assault took place when she was 17 at Daddy's House Recording Studio in New York. This is the fourth lawsuit filed against Combs recently, with previous claims including rape, abuse, and sex trafficking. Combs denies the allegations and vows to fight for his name and the truth.
#sports
Forbes: Scott Boras Believes Streaming Will Escalate The Value Of MLB Franchises
Super-agent Scott Boras predicts that streaming will revolutionize Major League Baseball and increase franchise value. He believes that the shift from traditional linear television to streaming platforms is inevitable and that sports content will become more accessible and lucrative. Boras also mentions the potential involvement of the gaming industry in media distribution, offering free viewership in exchange for betting participation. Despite the changing landscape, Boras sees the incredible value of MLB's content and the unscripted and dramatic nature of sports as factors that will always make it a valuable commodity.
#technology
Supertrax Online: 2024 Ski Doo Grand Touring Electric Snowmobile
Luke talks to Ski-Doo's Global Product Manager and Director of Global Product Strategy about the new Rotax E-Powered Grand Touring Electric snowmobile and its commercial tour operator focus.
#other
Forbes: Bryan Zaragoza’s Move From Granada To Bayern Munich Is A Bargain
Bayern Munich has signed 22-year-old winger Bryan Zaragoza from Granada for €15 million. Zaragoza, a breakout player in La Liga, will join the German champion at the end of the current season. Granada, struggling in the league, will need Zaragoza's contribution until his departure.
Flag And Cross: RFK Jr. Admits to Going on Epstein's Jet Twice, Demands Release of Client Lists
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admitted flying on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet twice in the early 90s. Kennedy called for the release of Epstein's client list and flight logs. He emphasized that nobody was aware of Epstein's activities at the time and urged for transparency.
GB News: World's largest iceberg weighing 1 TRILLION tons and extending for 40 MILES breaks away from Antarctica
The world's largest iceberg, known as A23a, has broken away from Antarctica and is drifting into open waters due to climate change. The iceberg, which is three times larger than New York City, had been grounded since breaking off from the Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986. Satellite images show it is now moving quickly past the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. This event serves as a reminder of the constant threat of climate change and the need for adaptation.