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20 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Bishop: If Dems Want to Make Wealthy Pay More, They Can Join Us in Repealing Green Tax Credits that Help Rich
Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC) opposes increasing taxes on the wealthy to raise the debt ceiling and suggests a compromise by rescinding green tax credits that would go to wealthy people. He agrees that everyone who has a responsibility should get in the game, and the Senate needs to act.
The Epoch Times: How Major Media Outlets Suppressed My COVID Journalism
The COVID-19 pandemic has left an indelible mark on society, with the corruption of institutional bodies like the FDA, CDC, and Big Pharma being exposed. Journalism has also been exposed for its servility to public health decrees and pharmaceutical companies. The author, a journalist with a history of exploring racial issues, found himself facing unprecedented editorial censorship when he began questioning vaccine mandates. Editors from both liberal and conservative-leaning media outlets refused to run his pro-bodily autonomy and medical freedom pieces, stating their outlets were "pro-vaccine" and didn't want to promote "vaccine hesitancy", leading him to start on a new, independent venture, The Illusion of Consensus.
Breitbart: Poll: 4 in 10 Say Congress Should Begin Impeachment Proceedings on Biden
A Rasmussen survey found 42% of likely voters believe Congress should impeach President Joe Biden, but most think it's unlikely. Republicans overwhelmingly support impeachment, while Democrats do not. Independents are divided. More than half of all voters believe it's at least somewhat likely that Biden has committed impeachable offenses, with one-third of Democrats agreeing. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced articles of impeachment, citing Biden's lack of border security. The White House dismissed the announcement as a "shameless sideshow political stunt."
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: The Great Jim Brown on the Big Screen
James Nathaniel Brown, one of the greatest football players of all time, has passed away at age 87. Brown used his status to speak out against racism and launched organizations to help others achieve success. He demonstrated enormous moral courage by endorsing Trump’s re-election in 2020. Brown was also an accomplished actor, delivering unforgettable performances in films such as The Dirty Dozen and Fingers.
The Federalist Papers: More Bad News for Fox News: Petition to Remove Network from the Air Moves Forward
Egale Canada, a gay-rights organisation, has called for Fox News to be dropped from Canadian cable packages due to comments made by former host Tucker Carlson regarding the transgender community, despite Tucker having already been fired. Egale Canada claimed that Carlson’s “coverage aimed to provoke hatred and violence against 2SLGBTQI communities”. On 6 May, Yahoo News reported that public consultations would be held by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to decide the matter - Canadian broadcasting standards have been accused of being breached by Fox News. This is not just an idle threat as Canada has heavily regulated broadcasters through its limitation of foreign ownership to 20% unless within certain circumstances.
#economy
Breitbart: Gottheimer: Some Dems Will Support Spending Caps in Debt Deal, Those Help 'Economic Sustainability'
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) believes Democrats will support spending caps in an agreement to raise the debt ceiling, and that the caps are beneficial for the country’s economic sustainability in the long run. Gottheimer stated that there are areas where Democrats and Republicans can agree, but the work requirements piece is tough, especially with putting work requirements on older folks who need food help. He believes that spending caps are a good thing for our long-term economic sustainability.
#culture
Fox News: Princess Kate Middleton channels inner Queen Bee amid Prince Harry, Meghan Markle alleged car chase
Princess Kate donned a beekeeper's suit for World Bee Day and tended to a hive at her home in Norfolk, England. She stressed the importance of bees and other pollinators in keeping the planet and people healthy. Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were allegedly involved in a "car chase" while being pursued by aggressive paparazzi in New York City. The royal couple, who were in the city for various engagements, were unharmed but shaken.
The Epoch Times: ‘Looking for Canada’: RCMP’s Musical Ride Steeped in Tradition as Force Turns 150
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is celebrating 150 years and a century of the RCMP Musical Ride, which sees Mounties performing a horsey ballet in iconic scarlet jackets. RCMP members undertake highly competitive training at stables in Ottawa, while the horses also pass through an extensive training process and build relationships with their riders. The Musical Ride horses were various different colours until former Commissioner Stuart Wood ordered that only black ones should be used, after going to the coronation of King George VI, where he liked how the Life Guards’ red jackets contrasted against their black horses. The RCMP established a breeding program in Regina in 1939, selecting black horses for their size and temperament, in 1968 it was moved to its present location, and horses that don’t make the cut for the Musical Ride are auctioned off.
#history
The Epoch Times: The Founders and the Constitution, Part 10: Gouverneur Morris
Gouverneur Morris was a founding father who played a key role in drafting the US Constitution. He was a "high nationalist" who favored a centralized government with almost unlimited power and a single chief executive. Although his ideas were largely rejected, Morris authored several clauses of the Constitution and helped shape the presidency and the system of government we have today. He was also a champion of women's rights, eliminating the sole remaining reference to "men" in the Constitution and ensuring that women could participate in national politics if their states so decided.
#health
The Epoch Times: New Cancer Diagnoses Fell Significantly Amid Pandemic Restrictions in 2020: Statistics Canada
The pandemic caused a drop in the detection rate of cancer in Canada, with fewer people diagnosed despite more than 140,000 new cases reported to the Canadian Cancer Registry. Statistics Canada attributed the decline to the lockdowns and travel restrictions implemented in 2020. Screening services disruptions, problems accessing primary care and fewer in-person appointments all had an impact on the registration of new cases. Men were more affected than women, with diagnosis rates down 13.2% compared to a year earlier. Among the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Canada, breast, lung and prostate were all significantly lower than the average rate from 2015 to 2019.
Breitbart: Williams: W.H.O. Warns of 9 Million More Annual Deaths from Climate Change
The W.H.O. warns rising temperatures could lead to over 9 million additional deaths each year by the end of the century, making climate change one of the greatest health challenges. However, weather-related deaths have decreased steadily year by year, and more people die from cold weather than heat. The W.H.O. risks further erosion of its credibility by hitching its wagon to the scientifically suspect theories of climate alarmists.
The Epoch Times: In the 'Wild West' of AI Health Care, These 4 Things Could Go Very Wrong
Americans are skeptical of artificial intelligence (AI), despite the United States leading the world in AI investment. AI investment is being led by private industry, rather than academia, and incidents of ethical misuse have increased significantly. The field of AI is growing exponentially, particularly in healthcare, with AI systems being released each month that have significant potential to revolutionize medical care. However, the reliability of AI is questionable due to its reliance on data that may be biased or incomplete, and the need for AI to be transparent and understandable is crucial to ensure that it can be trusted.
#crime
Fox News: Texas cheerleading, gymnastics coach sentenced to 20 years for child porn offenses
Former gymnastics and cheerleading coach Darren Frank McCoy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for child pornography crimes, including covertly recording teens "in various stages of undress" without their knowledge. McCoy plead guilty to the crimes, which took place while he was a coach at Metroplex Gymnastics and Swim in Allen and Top Dog Cheer in Montgomery, Alabama. McCoy was found to have over 290 images and 10 videos of child pornography on his devices, including those of children aged 1 to 8. He will serve 240 months in prison and will be under supervised release for 10 years after his release.
The Epoch Times: Minnesota Gov. Signs Bill Tightening Gun Control Measures
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a gun control bill that includes a “red flag” measure and universal background checks. The bill, which also includes funding for crime prevention and limited no-knock warrants, seeks to create a safer environment for children whilst protecting the Second Amendment. The National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action opposes the policy, which they claim unfairly targets law-abiding citizens. Adopting red flag measures has now been implemented in 20 other states.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Dust Devil Halts Little League Baseball Game, But Then Teenage Umpire Steps Up and Saves the Day
A young catcher was saved from danger by an umpire during a Little League baseball game in Jacksonville, Florida, when a dust devil appeared on home plate. The catcher was taken aback and almost blown off his feet by the freak weather until the 17-year-old umpire quickly picked him up and removed him from the miniature twister. The umpire said he was acting on the basis of his training in player safety. The game later resumed after the catcher's father poured water on him to clean the dirt from his eyes.
Forbes: Steve Austin On New A&E Show, Why He Texted CM Punk Recently
Stone Cold Steve Austin takes on odd jobs and adventures in his show Stone Cold Takes on America, which has led him to explore activities beyond wrestling. He discusses the challenges of filming a show without a pilot and finding his voice as himself rather than his persona, Stone Cold. Austin also reflects on his favorite hosting role, the changes in the wrestling industry, and his personal wrestling moments, including working with Bret Hart, The Rock and Vince McMahon. He also sends his thoughts to CM Punk on his injury.
#other
The Babylon Bee: Governor Newsom To Require All Toddler Racecar Beds Be Electric By 2030
Governor Newsom announced California will require all toddler racecar beds to be entirely electric by 2030 to reduce the state's carbon footprint. The initiative will cost an estimated $800 million, and parents will have to prove that their racecar beds are electric.
PJ Media: Pregnant Race Hoax Victim to Sue for Defamation
Pregnant nurse accosted by urban youths over e-bike rental. Nurse cried and youths taunted her, causing a race hoax. Nurse actually rented the bike and is now planning to sue those who defamed her, including her employer who put her on leave. Lawsuit justified due to egregious lying.