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16 May 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: White House Ignores Key Question on Biden's Knowledge of Son's Business Dealings as House GOP Turns Up Heat
The Epoch Times has repeatedly requested White House spokesperson Ian Sams to reconcile two statements made by President Joe Biden concerning his son Hunter's overseas business dealings but has not received a response. The first statement came during the 2019 campaign when Biden stated he had never talked to his son about his business dealings, while the second was during the last presidential debate with then-President Donald Trump in 2020 when Biden claimed his son "has not made money in terms of this thing about, what are you talking about, China." The Epoch Times has asked Sams to explain the contradiction. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released a 36-page memorandum detailing the committee's findings showing Biden family connected companies received at least $10 million from foreign sources, including China and Romania, while Joe Biden was Vice President.
A subpoena was issued by the FBI to produce an FT-1023 report regarding a bribery deal that allegedly took place when Biden was Vice President. Comer, working with Sen. Charles Grassley, mentioned the FBI failed to produce the requested document, which Grassley claimed indicates the unclassified FBI document in question is real. A group known as Facts First USA accused Comer of lying and his investigation relied upon a nonexistent informant. It was revealed that David Brock, a longtime Democratic activist and media provocateur, led Facts First USA in preparation for Republican investigations of Biden.
The Blaze: Former Olympic gold medalist running for Congress as a Democrat
Sarah Hughes, a former Olympic champion in women's figure skating, has filed paperwork to run as a Democrat for New York's 4th Congressional district seat. The district is currently represented by Republican Rep. Anthony D’Esposito. Hughes is expected to formally announce her campaign in the next few weeks. The campaign website for Hughes highlights her desire for Long Island to be a great place to live and raise a family. She is advocating for coming together and doing things differently as part of the solution. Democrats believe they stand a good chance of winning back the seat next election.
Fox News: Massachusetts US Attorney Rachael Rollins to resign after DOJ watchdog probe into Dem fundraiser attendance
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins is resigning due to a DOJ ethics investigation into her appearance at a Biden fundraiser and other issues. Rollins' attorney said she is proud of the work her office has accomplished, but understands that her presence has become a distraction. Rollins faced fierce pushback from Republicans after being nominated in January 2021 due to her policy of declining to prosecute low-level offenses.
Breitbart: Mark Levin: FBI Needs to Have Its Budget Slashed — It Needs to Be Broken Down and Rebuilt
Mark Levin reacts to the Durham report critical of the FBI’s handling of the Trump campaign-Russia collusion investigation, suggesting budget cuts and reform for the FBI. He believes the FBI works for the Democratic Party and sabotages Republicans and protect Democrats. Levin states that the FBI ignored evidence and falsified information, while promoting bureaucracy and regulations. He suggests slashing the FBI’s budget and breaking them down to be rebuilt with complete Congressional oversight. Levin believes that Democrats are fine with the FBI as it is their Stasi.
The Epoch Times: US Citizen and Pro-Beijing Overseas Chinese Leader Sentenced to Life in Prison in China
John Shing-Wan Leung, a pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) overseas leader in Texas, has been sentenced to life imprisonment on espionage charges in Suzhou, China. Leung was sentenced by the CCP's Suzhou Intermediate People's Court for espionage and had personal property worth 500,000 yuan ($71,916) confiscated. The CCP publicized Leung's personal information and several associations, founded by Leung himself, had issued statements to support China's Hong Kong National Security Law in 2020. The new Anti-Espionage Law of China, with an expanded definition of 71 articles, will come into effect on July 1, and Lai Jianping, a former lawyer, stated that foreigners doing normal businesses can be classified as collecting intelligence under this law.
Leung actively supported the CCP and Chinese government's policies including the Hong Kong National Security Law and the "one country, two systems" policy, as well as promoting U.S.-China cultural exchange activities. Wong Wai-kwok, a UK-based political scholar, highlighted three unusual aspects of the case; Leung is a U.S. citizen, not Hong Kong, Leung is a Hong Kong "patriot," and the CCP's espionage charge may cause cautionary effects on other Hong Kong "patriots" and those working as CCP spies. The newly approved Anti-Espionage Law broadens the definition of espionage and makes it increasingly vague, subject to the arbitrary interpretation of Chinese authorities. Dong Yuyu, a former senior editor of Guangming Daily, was also charged with espionage in 2022.
The Federalist Papers: Dem Senator Called an 'Insurrectionist' After He Lets Mask Slip and Declares an Entire Branch of Government 'Illegitimate'
A sitting senator, Chris Murphy, called the Supreme Court "pretty illegitimate" and predicted a "popular revolt" if Democrats don't get their way with gun control laws. Conservative critics find the senator's action more dangerous than the Democrats' accusation of insurrection from Donald Trump's supporters. While Democrats pretended to revere the court's standing in the Constitution during the decades of liberal control, attacks on the court from the left have been increasing since Donald Trump changed the court's makeup, including an assassination attempt. Democrats are more interested in power than resolving constitutional questions.
The New American: Donald Trump Exonerated, FBI Devastated — Again - The New American
The Durham Report exposes FBI officials colluding with Hillary Clinton campaign to destroy Trump. Farmers push back against Biden's new restrictions on CO2 emissions for fossil-fueled power plants. Biden claims white supremacy as the country's greatest domestic threat despite available crime data indicating otherwise. Reparations movement gaining momentum, and The John Birch Society's upcoming Leadership Conference discussed.
Washington Free Beacon: Squad Dems Vote Against Resolution Honoring Fallen Police
"Squad" Democrats Tlaib and Bush voted against a resolution honoring fallen police officers, calling it a "false narrative" pushed by Republicans. The resolution passed 413-2 and honored 556 officers who died in the line of duty. Tlaib and Bush have both expressed support for defunding the police in the past and justified their rejection by citing Republicans' alleged targeting of law enforcement agencies. The "Squad" recently came under scrutiny for spending $1 million on private security while pushing for police defunding measures.
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Nothing to Stop FBI From Mistreating Trump Campaign Again in 2024, Durham Report Suggests
Ahead of the 2016 US presidential election, the FBI was informed that a foreign government had plans to donate to the Clinton campaign to gain influence if she won, prompting an investigation. Conversely, when a tip was received about the Trump campaign a year later, the FBI opened a full investigation and did not consider providing defensive briefings. This disparate treatment of the two probes perplexed special counsel John Durham, who highlighted the bias and special treatment of Clinton. In Durham’s four examples of disparate treatment that favoured Clinton, the FBI failed to pursue investigative referrals with the same rigor it focused on Trump. Categorized as , this article warns that the FBI’s history of handling the Trump and Clinton investigations suggests little is being done to prevent a repeat.
The Epoch Times: What Durham Didn't Tell Us
The FBI opened an investigation into the Trump campaign entirely without reason and the agency protected Hillary Clinton’s campaign at the same time they aggressively pursued Donald Trump. Special Counsel John Durham’s report confirms our previous understanding of the FBI’s efforts to hinder the Trump campaign in order to help Clinton, but it is deeply flawed. There are no convictions or referrals of major Russiagate plotters and players. Without criminal referrals, there will be no change .
Durham’s report is narrowly focused on the many faults of the FBI without examining events beyond early 2017. The report lacks crucial information, such as any criminal referrals or pending indictments of those involved in the Russia collusion hoax and any mention of high-level events like the White House meeting on Jan. 5, 2017, directly implicating Obama and now-President Joe Biden. Durham’s report proves the FBI was conducting an operation, not an investigation, and was entirely politicized against Trump by members of the intelligence community who had aligned themselves politically with the Clinton campaign .
#society
Foreign Policy: LGBTQ Spaces Are Shrinking in China
The Beijing LGBT Center has suddenly closed down with no reason given, leaving the LGBTQ community in China under increasing pressure from government crackdowns, including targeting feminist and LGBTQ activist groups. Discriminatory policies have increased, and government bodies have endorsed conversion therapy. Meanwhile, pro-natalist policies push for a “new-era” culture of marriage and childbearing. Hong Kong officials have been systematically removing books from libraries that China disapproves of since the national security law took effect in 2020, and threatening calls have been made to some Taiwanese citizens who bought a book about Chinese aggression. China’s unemployment rate for youth ages 16-24 has officially hit 20.4%, with prospects further damaged by government crackdowns on tech, education, entertainment, and gaming. The anti-corruption investigation into China’s Super League has swept up its first international star, South Korean soccer player Son Jun-Ho.
Daily Wire: Matt Walsh Blows A Hole In Latest Report Claiming Kids Raised By Single Moms Fare Better Than Two Parent Homes
A recent CNN article claiming the advantages of single motherhood was debunked by Matt Walsh. Crime rates and poverty were omitted factors. Walsh stated that research shows kids without fathers fare much worse in almost every aspect of life. It's because stable two-parent households are an existential threat to the Left's agenda.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: John Bolton: Foreign Leaders Think Trump Is a ‘Laughing Fool’
Former national security advisor John Bolton dismissed Donald Trump's claim that he has good relationships with foreign leaders, particularly Putin and Xi Jinping. Bolton argued that Trump is out of touch with the situation in Ukraine and that Putin would have invaded regardless of who was president. He also criticized the Biden administration's approach to Ukraine, stating that the lack of a clear American and NATO strategy is the most pressing issue. Additionally, Bolton expressed concerns about the upcoming election in Turkey, stating that an Erdoğan victory could damage the NATO alliance.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: Elon Musk Choosing Ad Exec as Twitter CEO Is Admitting Failure of Subscription Model
Elon Musk has appointed Linda Yaccarino as Twitter's new CEO, signaling a return to advertising-based revenue after the failure of the company's subscription model. Musk previously predicted that subscriptions, specifically the premium Twitter Blue service, would become the company's main source of income, but the service has only attracted fewer than 700,000 users in six months, far short of his projected 69 million subscribers generating $6.6 billion. Yaccarino, a former NBC Universal advertising executive, is expected to focus on making the platform more advertiser-friendly as Musk retains his roles as Twitter's executive chair and chief technology officer.
The Epoch Times: Samsung Presses Ahead With Central Bank Digital Currency Technology
Samsung and the Bank of Korea have agreed to research and develop a secure offline central bank digital currency (CBDC) transaction system for Galaxy smartphones. CBDCs are digital currencies that can be exchanged using distributed ledger technology (DLT) or blockchain, and are issued by central banks, which are looking to replace paper currency with technology as its popularity has decreased. Samsung's memorandum of understanding will prompt the partners to research ways of minimising security risks associated with offline payments and work out how to reliably transact payments in emergency situations without network connections. The world's two largest economies, China and the US, are currently in a race to develop CBDCs.
Fox News: American Airlines' new Dallas-Fort Worth lease includes $1.6B for 6th terminal
American Airlines has signed a lease with Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport for $4.8 billion to build a sixth terminal and renovate Terminal C. The new Terminal F, costing $1.63 billion, will have 15 gates, while Terminal C will have nine new gates in "piers" that American will control. The work aims to cater to expected growth in air travel.
The Epoch Times: Most Canadians Named in Panama Papers Tax Evasion Scandal Paid Their Taxes, Says CRA
Canadian officials revealed that the majority of citizens implicated in the Panama Papers tax evasion scandal had already paid their owed taxes. The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) found that 65% of the 900 Canadians identified in the papers had met their tax obligations. The CRA closed 280 related audits by December 2022, assessing $77m in taxes and penalties. The agency currently has 140 audits underway and has requested federal funding for its criminal investigations programme. Canada’s federal tax gap may be as high as $40.4bn annually, of which up to $4.2bn is lost due to offshore transfers.
Forbes: Ignore the Alarmists, Social Security Is Not Going Broke
Despite the media panic about the United States facing default on its debt, actual markets seem calm. The US Treasury collects too much revenue for there to be any freakouts, and investors will still happily buy US debt. If the US was unable to issue debt, federal entities would simply issue IOUs which would still be highly liquid. This all suggests that Social Security doesn't face any funding challenges now or in the future, as Treasury keeps adding debt and has no problem borrowing easily and cheaply.
#military
Breitbart: Exclusive: Navy Intel Office Hosted Event on Inclusive Language for Trans, Nonbinary, Intersex
The US Navy's Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) hosted an Intelligence Community Pride Ally Engagement event on using inclusive language to accommodate transgender, nonbinary, and intersex individuals. The two-hour event aimed to make language more open and less exclusive and was intended to be a starting point for understanding how the language used can be more inclusive. The event was entirely voluntary, and the office's top enlisted sailor encouraged ONI staff to attend. The event comes amid controversy about the Navy's appointment of an enlisted sailor named "Harpy Daniels," a "nonbinary" drag queen, and one of its five Navy Digital Ambassadors to aid with recruitment. Ten Republican lawmakers, who are also Navy veterans, demanded information on the program and how the Navy intends to combat recruitment struggles. They criticized the Biden administration's implementation of woke policies in the US military, such as allowing transgender individuals to serve and the discouragement of gendered language.
#religion
Fox News: LA Dodgers' partnership with radical LGBT activists draws Catholic ire: 'Perverted, sexual and disgusting'
The LA Dodgers plan to honor the activist group "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" with the "Community Hero Award" to celebrate LGBTQ pride month, but Catholics are criticizing the decision as "anti-Catholic bigotry." The group is known for attending left-wing protests dressed up in mock nun outfits and advocating for anti-Catholic messages like those on abortion. CatholicVote called out the "blatantly anti-Catholic hate group" and highlighted ongoing attacks on Catholic churches, calling on the Dodgers to reconsider their decision.
Catholic Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida also criticized the Dodgers' decision to host the group, calling it an "outrage and a tragedy" and saying it would be a rebuke to faith in God and the millions of believing fans who cherish baseball.
Daily Wire: Acquitted Pro-Life Activist Mark Houck Tells Congress FBI Raided His Home ‘To Instill Fear In Pro-Life America’
Mark Houck, a Catholic pro-life activist, testified before a House Judiciary Subcommittee about an incident where he was raided by federal and state law enforcement authorities with guns in his front yard. He was acquitted in January but was accused of violating the FACE Act, which makes it illegal to interfere, intimidate or injure someone because of their status as a reproductive health care provider. Houck argues that the FBI raided his home to “humiliate me, to scare my children, and to instill fear in pro-life America.” The hearing was intended to revisit the implications of the FACE Act and examine recent attacks on pregnancy centers, pro-life facilities as well as the Biden Administration's use of the federal statute.
American Thinker: An archeological find aligns with one of the seminal Old Testament stories
Archeologists discovered a Bronze Age tablet with writing consistent with the Bible’s oldest narrative, demonstrating its historic accuracy. Deuteronomy instructs Joshua to write two tablets, one with blessings and one with curses, placing one on Mount Gerizim and the other on Mount Ebal. Following these instructions during the Bronze Age, Joshua built an altar and wrote down the law of Moses on stones. Archeologists later discovered an ancient tablet, too fragile to open, but through X-ray tomography, reconstructed the writing that said, "You are cursed by the God YHW." This proves the Bible's historic accuracy and shows its relevance still today.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Red Curry Curious
Thai red chicken curry is an effective way to get children and adults to eat vegetables. The flavor is a result of spices and creamy coconut milk. Canned coconut milk and pre-made curry paste can be found in Asian markets, allowing for homemade curry.
The Babylon Bee: Dad Punishes Misbehaving Son By Giving Him Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
Local father punishes teenage son for looking at porn by giving him a copy of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue featuring Martha Stewart on the cover. Father believes women are not objects and wanted to teach his son the cultural zeitgeist currently sweeping America. Father threatened to punish his son again by making him read the Victoria's Secret catalog with Megan Rapinoe on the cover if he caught him again.
The Epoch Times: ‘The Chocolate Soldier’ from 1941: A Grand Operatic Film
“The Chocolate Soldier” (1941), a classic MGM film, stars famous mezzo-soprano Risë Stevens and operatically-trained baritone Nelson Eddy. Stevens and Eddy play Maria and Karl, musical comedy stars married and performing in the highly successful show “The Chocolate Soldier.” The story follows their bitter fighting off-stage, Karl’s fear that Maria has grown bored of performing and of being married to him, and his elaborate plan to test her fidelity, which includes disguising himself as a Russian bass singer named Vassily Vassilievitch. The score includes several songs from the operetta, as well as classical pieces and even an original song written for the film.
One actor playing two different characters in one role, Nelson Eddy stars as Karl Lang and Vassily Vassilievitch. As Karl, he is fair-haired and clean-shaven. As Vassily, he has thick black hair, a big black beard, and a chiseled facial structure. “The Chocolate Soldier” is a grand operatic film with an intriguing plot and performances that will leave a lasting impact. It’s a rare opportunity to see two classically trained singers at their best and a valuable tool for singers hoping to supplement their training by studying opera’s past greats.
#health
The Epoch Times: Newsom Signs Bill to Provide Aid to Struggling California Hospitals
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law on May 15 to provide zero-interest loans to struggling non-profit or public hospitals. The Distressed Hospital Loan Program is worth $150 million and will help save closed hospitals reopen or provide financial aid to hospitals in extreme financial distress. The loans will be distributed to hospitals on the basis of eligibility criteria and priority will be given to hospitals with a high percentage of Medi-Cal patients. The COVID-19 pandemic consumed hospital reserves, and the rise in the cost of supplies caused significant financial strain. The loan program will require qualifying hospitals to submit a plan that outlines how they plan to maintain long-term viability.
The Epoch Times: Biden NIH Pick Under Scrutiny for Funding From Pfizer
Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Biden’s nominee to head the U.S. National Institutes of Health, received $247 million in research funding from Pfizer and more than $21 million from other pharmaceutical companies since 2016. Questions have been raised about Bertagnolli’s ability to serve the public independently due to these large sums of money. Some have accused her of being a “revolving door” between well-connected scientists and government positions. The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions will take up Bertagnolli’s nomination, and Sen. Bernie Sanders has stated that he would oppose any health experts who were not prepared to “stand up and fight” the drug industry.
The Epoch Times: Ultra-Processed Foods Linked With Higher Rates of Depression and Anxiety: Research
Ultra-processed foods like soft drinks and fast food have been linked to a higher chance of suffering from depression, anxiety and other mental health issues such as reduction in brain adaptiveness and disruption of the microbiota-gut-brain axis, according to a new study from Deakin University in Australia. Bereft of natural ingredients, the mass-produced foods contain artificial sweeteners, emulsifiers, hydrogenated oils and fats, and are aggressively marketed even to children. Co-author Professor Michael Berk has called this a "public health crisis" and calls for public policy reform, including promoting diets rich in whole foods and restricting the advertising of junk food.
#education
The Blaze: School district thumbs its nose at 'radical anti-American’ teachers' union for rejecting capitalism
The Colorado Education Association passed a resolution condemning capitalism, sparking criticism from the Woodland Park School Board and Republican legislators.
#crime
Daily Wire: ‘Mr. Penny Is A Hero’: Kid Rock Donates Thousands To Marine Veteran Accused Of Killing Jordan Neely
Singer Kid Rock donates $5,000 to the legal defense fund of Marine veteran Daniel Penny, who is facing manslaughter charges after allegedly restraining a homeless man for 15 minutes on a NYC subway car. The online fundraiser has totaled over $2.5 million with high profile donors like Tim Pool and political commentator Vivek Ramaswamy. Other donors have praised Kid Rock for inspiring them to donate more. Funds raised will cover Penny's legal expenses and any future civil lawsuits. Any excess funds will be donated to a mental health advocacy program in New York City.
Breitbart: Alec Baldwin Celebrates Last Day On 'Rust' Movie Set
Alec Baldwin celebrates wrapping "Rust" film by shaving his beard off for Instagram. "Rust" was delayed over a year after accidental shooting on set in 2021, leading to manslaughter charges against Baldwin. Film relocated to Montana to finish filming and its release is uncertain due to numerous lawsuits.
The Blaze: Baltimore sues Kia, Hyundai for making cars too easy to steal, joining other US cities which complain of same issue
Baltimore sues Kia and Hyundai for failing to equip their cars with industry-standard vehicle immobilization technology resulting in a rash of thefts. These cars can be started without a key, posing a threat to public safety and increasing the police workload. Kia and Hyundai cost-cutting measures come "at the expense of public safety" and are "unacceptable".
The Federalist Papers: 12-Year-Old Charged with Murder in Horrific Killing of Texas Sonic Restaurant Employee
Two individuals, including a minor, have been arrested in connection with a shooting at a Sonic Drive-In in Keene, Texas. Twenty-year-old Angel Gomez began acting disorderly with several others in his vehicle. Matthew Davis, who was in the parking lot, confronted Gomez about urinating there and was fatally shot by the 12-year-old juvenile. Both Gomez and the juvenile are in custody and have been charged with murder.
#sports
PJ Media: Sports Illustrated's 'Transgender' Cover Model Has a Hip-to-Waist Ratio Problem
Kim Petras joins the ranks of transgender models on the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover, following Leyna Bloom in 2021. Petras underwent gender confirmation surgery at age 16 and expresses a pressure to represent the trans community. The use of hormone therapy and body feminization surgery can aid in creating more feminine contours, such as an hourglass shape.
#science
Fox News: NASA’s Juno spacecraft will fly by Jupiter’s volcanic moon Io
NASA's Juno spacecraft will perform its closest flyby of Jupiter's moon Io on Tuesday, at an altitude of around 22,060 miles, before passing the gas giant. Juno has flown over 510 million miles and performed 50 flybys of Jupiter since arriving at the planet in 2016. Its extended mission includes collecting data during close encounters with three of Jupiter's four Galilean moons, including Io, the solar system's most volcanic body.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch Sleepy Bear Fall 20 Feet onto a Bed of Mattresses on Mother’s Day
A black bear was "rescued" from a tree on Mother's Day in a neighborhood in Traverse City, Michigan. It took four tranquilizer darts to knock out the 350-pound bruin, but it slipped free from ropes and fell to the ground 20 feet below, landing on a bed of mattresses. The bear was checked out and released on state land roughly 60 miles away.
#technology
The New American: Big Brother’s Window Into Your Brain? Mind-reading Tech Is Already Here - The New American
China is already using wireless sensors to monitor workers' brain activity and emotions. Researchers at the University of Texas have developed a noninvasive system to convert thoughts into text. The system relies on artificial intelligence and MRI scans to recognize and decipher thoughts. It does not require surgical implants. The technology may help mentally conscious patients unable to speak communicate again. However, potential for misuse exists, and some concerns have been raised. Tyrannical governments would love to use it for practical applications.
#other
Forbes: ABC Greenlights ‘Golden Bachelor’ Starring Seniors Looking For Love
ABC plans to launch a new version of The Bachelor franchise in which an older bachelor will pursue a house full of women, as the network faces a writers’ strike with no end in sight. The show, called The Golden Bachelor, will air in a one-hour slot on Mondays, against the franchise's usual 2-3 hours episodes. Neither the star of the show nor the women selected to take part have been announced yet. The show will air alongside Bachelor In Paradise on ABC's fall schedule, allowing the broadcaster to develop two weeknight spots with unscripted shows amid the current writers' strike.
Daily Wire: What’s Up With Britney Spears? New Documentary Dives Into The Drama
Celebrity popstar Britney Spears has been living in virtual isolation in her California mansion since her conservatorship dissolved 16 months ago as per the documentary “TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears, The Price of Freedom” . The documentary alleges that she spends most of her time reading fiction, suntanning and dancing wildly in skimpy outfits, posting provocative videos on Instagram, and deleting her social media accounts. TMZ has claimed that Britney's relationship with Sam Asghari, her now-husband, is in deep trouble and the pop star has become physical with him during their fights.
Asghari has called out the documentary makers for taking advantage of Britney's situation, and for describing her story from their point of view. Britney herself has not responded so far and despite fans' worries about her unpredictable behavior, they remain supportive and hopeful that things will turn out good for her.
Forbes: ABC In Fall 2023: A Non-Scripted Slate In Response To The Writers Strike
ABC's primetime schedule this fall will heavily feature non-scripted programs due to the uncertain length of the current Writers Guild of America strike. The only new scripted series to premiere will be The Golden Bachelor, which will air on Monday nights at 10 p.m. ET after the return of Dancing With the Stars from Disney+. The schedule includes encore telecasts of Abbott Elementary and game show nights, and there is no word yet on when ABC's roster of scripted programs will be scheduled after the writers strike.