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26 May 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: DeSantis shatters fundraising record in first 24 hours
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis raised $8.2 million in 24 hours after launching his campaign, breaking the record previously held by Joe Biden.
Flag And Cross: AOC's Spending Rant Would Have JFK Rolling in His Grave, Highlights How Far Dems Have Fallen
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's words on the House floor during the debt ceiling debate suggest that Democrats want the government to do everything for citizens. She claims the Republicans have run up an excessive bill and don't want to pay it, blaming them for the $31.4 trillion national debt. Ocasio-Cortez, who is part of a new generation of Democrats, has been criticized for her comments, with comparisons drawn between her and President John Kennedy and how much society's values have shifted.
Forbes: Newsmax Challenging CNN—But Defamation Suits Threaten Its Future
Right-wing network Newsmax has seen a notable rise in its ratings in the weeks since Tucker Carlson was ousted from Fox News, according to Nielsen data. The total number of viewers for Newsmax’s The Balance with Eric Bolling has consistently risen since April, surpassing CNN's ratings in total primetime viewers on several occasions. However, the network is facing two defamation suits, similar to those that cost left-wing channel Fox News $787.5m in settlements.
Breitbart: Adams Defends Sending Migrants to Other Counties: We've Sent More to D.C., Albany than We've Gotten
NYC Mayor Eric Adams defends sending migrants to other counties; argues that NYC has sent more to Washington and Albany than they've received.
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers approve general fund spending bills following tense disagreements over local projects
Alabama lawmakers approved general fund spending bills on Friday and the proposals will now go to Governor Kay Ivey. The bills include a $3 billion general fund budget for the fiscal year beginning in October and a supplemental spending bill for this year. Sharp disagreements emerged over funding for special projects with some lawmakers saying their districts had been neglected.
The Epoch Times: Feds Warned About Risks of Delaying 24 Sussex Decision Almost a Year Before It Closed
The closure of the deteriorating 24 Sussex Drive, the former official residence of Canada's prime ministers, has been officially announced due to disrepair and a rodent infestation. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family have already moved out into a different official residence, Rideau Cottage. The federal cabinet is yet to make a decision on whether to restore the heritage property, prompting concerns of further delay which would pose a risk to the physical integrity of the building and undermine the National Capital Commission’s fiduciary responsibility. The property has serious limitations in terms of privacy, accessibility, and support spaces for official functions.
Officials blame the decay of the 34-room mansion on successive governments' reluctance to spend money on repairing and maintaining the house. The federal government is now reviewing several options for the future of the property, including a recommended approach and a list of pros and cons. A 2021 report from the commission estimated that there is $36 million worth of deferred maintenance at 24 Sussex, excluding security or other infrastructure upgrades. The closure of the property, which will continue for at least the next year, will require an investment of $4.3 million and will interrupt the outdoor receptions.
Newsbusters: CNN Touts Pro-Abortion Republicans Trying to Stop Pro-Life Law, Hints GOP Will Be Damaged
On Wednesday, CNN covered the recent heartbeat law passed by South Carolina's state legislature. The program highlighted the efforts of several state senators, including some Republicans, who tried to block the law's passage. They also interviewed State Senator Sandy Senn, one of the leaders of the opposition to the ban, who expressed disappointment at her failure to stop the bill. She stated that it would ultimately hurt Republicans. CNN's hosts expressed sympathy for Senn's views, invoking pro-abortion hero Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and highlighting the personal aspect of this issue for the "sister senators." The episode was tagged with .
Breitbart: DeSantis: Trump Siding with Disney -- 'Multinational Corporation that Wants to Sexualize Kids'
DeSantis criticized Trump for siding with Walt Disney Company on sexualizing kids; he said that voters need someone who can serve two terms and stand against negative influences.
Fox News: Gov. Sarah Sanders on how she protects Arkansas kids from ‘radical left’ agenda that blue-state parents face
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is signing bills to protect children from the "radical left woke mob" that parents in Democrat-run states worry about. Sanders signed a bill in March prohibiting transgender students from using the bathroom of their choice in public schools. She's also against allowing biological men who identify as women to compete in sports with biological women. In March, Sanders signed a comprehensive education reform bill, "Arkansas LEARNS," which puts kids on a "pathway to prosperity and success," broadens school choice, and provides vouchers through "Education Freedom Accounts."
Additionally, Sanders signed a bill into law in April that requires social media platforms to get parental permission for new user registration of minors. This will empower parents to help protect their children from harmful aspects of social media platforms. Sanders believes that parents should be paying attention to how and where their kids are educated and making sure that their kids are being educated in a way that reflects their values.
The New American: The Danger of Rule by Emergency Decree - The New American
The article discusses two responses to the COVID-19 pandemic: a law professor's call to suspend the writ of habeas corpus and President Trump's emergency declaration. The former is dismissed as unconstitutional and unnecessary, while the latter is criticized for its violation of civil liberties and the accumulation of greater power by those in power. The article calls for the protection of liberty and warns against the creation of emergencies by those seeking greater power.
#society
Newsbusters: MSNBC Wonders If Target Is 'Cowardly' Or 'Economic Terrorism' Victim
MSNBC's The 11th Hour discussed Target's recent decision to scale back on displaying LGBT products for children. Economics professor Justin Wolfers warned that by caving into anti-LGBTQ movements, Target is opening itself up to being controlled by threats and that this is "economic terrorism." He suggested that Target may be either "cowards" or genuinely concerned for the safety of their employees. Senior reporter Ben Collins called the Target boycott movement "a terminally online" phenomenon.
Fox News: OK lawmakers override governors' veto of bill allowing students to wear Native American regalia at graduation
Oklahoma Legislature overrides Governor Kevin Stitt's veto to allow Native American students to wear tribal regalia during graduation ceremonies in public schools, colleges, universities and technology centers. The measure takes effect on July 1 but prohibits weapons such as a bow and arrow, tomahawk or war hammer. Governor Stitt vetoed the bill earlier this month stating that the decision should be up to individual districts and could lead to other groups demanding special favours. The bill had strong support from many Oklahoma-based tribes and Native American citizens.
Lawmakers in Oklahoma also overrode vetoes of several other measures, including one adding experts on Native American health to a wellness council and another allowing for the existence of the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority, the state's Public Broadcasting Service affiliate. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. thanked the Legislature and stated that he hopes Governor Stitt hears the message that his hostility to tribes is a dead end and that the majority of Oklahomans believe in respecting the rights of Native Americans. A Native American former student sued Broken Arrow Public Schools and two employees earlier this month after she was forced to remove an eagle feather from her graduation cap prior to her high school commencement ceremony.
#war
Fox News: Putin ally claims West fails to ‘fully realize’ threat of nuclear war with Russia
Former Russian President Medvedev argues that NATO's support for Ukraine could lead to a nuclear conflict with Moscow, which may last for decades. He also suggests that aiding Ukraine in developing nuclear weapons would prompt a pre-emptive strike from Russia. With Zelenskyy in power, no peace deal will be possible, according to Medvedev.
Euromaidan Press: Top Russian official doubts regular army can defend occupied Crimea – UK Intel
Sergei Aksyonov may be worried about the Russian regular army's ability to protect Crimea, according to UK Intel. He has formed local units that have been given semi-official status as reserve units of the regular army. The main element of the Russian garrison, the 22nd Army Corps, is mostly deployed outside the occupied Crimean peninsula and has taken heavy casualties during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: G-7 Targets China’s Aggression
The G-7 summit ended on a tough note against China, with a list of complaints including failure to pressure Russia over Ukraine and concerns related to Taiwan, Tibet, Hong Kong, and macroeconomic stability. The communique rejects economic decoupling from China but supports diversifying supply chains and resilience to economic coercion.
#economy
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers approve one-time tax rebate of $150 per person, $300 to marries couples
Alabama lawmakers approved a bill to offer a one-time tax rebate of $150 per person or $300 per married couple, which is estimated to cost the state $393 million. The rebate bill will not give money to those who do not file tax returns, and some people argue that the funds will not go to those who need it the most. The legislation is part of an appropriations package which also includes a nearly $9 billion education trust fund budget and the creation of a new $300 million savings account for the education budget. The plan to lower the state sales tax on food from 4% to 2% was also advanced by the House of Representatives.
Wisconsin's assembly speaker announced that the Republican party will no longer negotiate on the bill to increase state aid to local governments. Alabama lawmakers chose a rebate that is significant but still affordable after concerns were raised about the cost of a larger rebate on the education budget. Legislators are trying to make strategic choices with the $2.8 billion budget surplus, but could not fulfill every tax cut and funding request because of concerns about an eventual economic downturn. The proposed rebate will cover 1.9 million tax filers in the state.
Breitbart: Inflation Unexpectedly Surges Higher, Putting Pressure on Fed To Keep Hiking
Inflation rates continue to rise in the US, with the personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index up 0.4 percent in April, higher than economists' predictions of a 0.3 percent increase. This marks a faster annual pace of inflation than the previous month, with core PCE prices also up by 0.4 percent and up 4.7 percent compared to the previous year. The Federal Reserve, which uses PCE as the basis for its two percent annual inflation target, may decide to implement another rate hike at the next meeting in June, or to pause and assess the impact of earlier hikes on the economy.
The Epoch Times: Americans’ Retirement Expectations Keep Dropping Over Economic Worries
Americans' pessimism about their retirement plans has increased due to concerns about rising prices and a potential recession, according to a Gallup poll. Only 43% of non-retired respondents expect to comfortably live during retirement, down from 57% in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial distress among Americans also rose, with 35% of adults reporting they were worse off financially in 2022, the highest level since 2014. The dip in retirement expectations is happening amid concerns about the economy's health, with Gallup finding that 75% of Americans believe the economy is worsening.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Higher on Hopes of Debt Deal Breakthrough
Wall Street indexes opened higher on Friday due to progress in U.S. debt ceiling negotiations, but slightly higher-than-expected inflation data limited gains.
#health
The Epoch Times: 2 Simple Practices for a Lifetime of Strong Healthy Teeth
Neglecting dental health can lead to costly fillings and implants, affecting digestion, speech, and appearance. To exercise teeth, tap them 36 times every morning. Biting and chewing fruits directly also helps maintain dental health. To alleviate tooth pain, traditional Chinese medicine suggests treating corresponding meridians, such as the kidney meridian. Nourishing the kidneys with black-colored foods strengthens both bones and teeth.
Fox News: Planned Parenthood sues to stop South Carolina 'heartbeat' abortion restrictions
Planned Parenthood is suing to overturn South Carolina's "Fetal Heartbeat" law which restricts abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. Exceptions are made for rape or incest in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy and medical emergencies. The law sparked controversy and was met with legal action, with Planned Parenthood filing a lawsuit in state court minutes after Governor Henry McMaster signed it Thursday. The organization argues that the law tramples on private health care decisions and is unconstitutional. Planned Parenthood has also filed an emergency motion to block the law from taking effect until a verdict is reached.
The Epoch Times: Pennsylvania Doctor Gets 6 Months for Illegally Prescribing Opioids
Dr. Gullett of PA received six months in prison and a $5,000 fine for illegally signing opioid prescriptions for a HOPE clinic's customer. His medical license and DEA certificate were surrendered, and he is not allowed to reapply for the certificate. Many other doctors associated with the clinic face charges. The HOPE Clinic illegally prescribed opioids to many customers during the period from November 2010 to June 2015, contributing to the opioids crisis in the US.
Forbes: Hulk Hogan Talks Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, AEW And CBD
Hulk Hogan has joined a leading wellness brand that specializes in CBD, THC, and functional mushrooms as the Chief Brand Officer. Hogan, along with Mike Tyson and Ric Flair, is a partner and brand ambassador of Carma HoldCo, Inc. Hogan has looked to CBD as a formidable counter to pain management. He has suffered injuries, surgery, and wear and tear from his decorated pro wrestling career spanning four decades dating back to 1977.
#education
The Blaze: Liberal media falsely claimed Florida school banned book from Biden inauguration poet. Now that the truth is out, dozens of large outlets still refuse to correct the record.
Liberal news outlets wrongly accused a Florida school of banning Amanda Gorman's book, resulting in denouncements. The school moved it to another shelf, however.
National Review: The Corner: An Appalling Case of Leftist Intolerance
Bakersfield College fires history professor for opposing their progressive plans. Trustee suggests 'culling the herd.' Foundation warns of illegal actions.
#crime
Washington Free Beacon: The Questions Daniel Penny's Lawyers Won't Answer
Former Marine Daniel Penny, charged with manslaughter in the subway death of a homeless man, has raised $2.7m in his defence, but questions remain about his legal representation. Donations have been sent to a law office that specialises in DUI defence rather than being set up as a legal defence fund. Questions have also been raised about the distribution of funds, with any excess to go to a mental health advocacy programme in New York City. Penny's case is important to New York and the country, but questions remain over his legal representation.
Red State: Texas House Committee Issues Articles of Impeachment Against Attorney General Ken Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces a 20-article bill of impeachment by the Texas House on grounds of bribery, misuse of office and obstruction of justice. Paxton has defended himself against the allegations stating that he's being targeted by corrupt politicians who are trying to remove him from office, and that the allegations are old news, and as per the law, only misconduct post-last election can be looked into. If the bill passes the state House, Paxton can be suspended from his position awaiting the Senate’s trial. His removal from office will require the Senate’s two-thirds vote.
Fox News: Berlin police investigating Roger Waters for wearing SS officer uniform
Berlin police have launched an investigation into Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters for incitement to public hatred after he wore an SS uniform during a concert in Berlin last week. Waters was seen wearing an SS officer uniform complete with a red armband and fake rifle. The Simon Wiesenthal Center condemned the event and called for German authorities to prosecute Waters for invoking and distorting Holocaust images. The pink Floyd founder has previously been criticized for his anti-Semitic attacks on both Israel and Judaism. Waters has also criticized the Russia-Ukraine war by claiming it was instigated by "extreme nationalists" in Ukraine provoking Russia.
Fox News: Machete-wielding NYC professor chases down fast food after arraignment for menacing reporter
Shellyne Rodriguez, a former Hunter College professor charged with menacing and harassment for allegedly chasing a New York Post reporter with a machete, was seen eating at a Bronx Popeyes after her arraignment. Rodriguez was released on recognizance and stated that Hunter College "capitulated" to "racists, white nationalists and misogynists" after firing her. Rodriguez is also a faculty member at The School of Visual Arts, which is reviewing her employment, although she was not scheduled to teach any courses.
The Federalist Papers: Dad Was Beaten to Death While Protecting Son Over Schoolyard $30 Money Dispute: Fiancee
Christopher Wright, 43, died Saturday after being savagely beaten by 3-4 white males over a $30 scuffle his son was involved in at school. The attackers, considered bullies, arrived at Wright's home and demanded his son come out to fight, but when Wright intervened, they beat him to a pulp. His fiancée and family are calling for justice and for parents to teach their children to stop the rampant violence among teens.
#sports
Breitbart: Trans Disc Golfer Tossed from Calif. Tournament Wins Tournament in Virginia
Transgender disc golfer Natalie Ryan has won a tournament in Virginia after being barred from a Californian event in May. Rules in place at the Disc Golf Pro Tour (DGPT) restrict transgender athletes from competing, but Ryan had filed a discrimination suit which allowed him to begin the Californian event. Ryan was barred from completing the tournament following a court ruling. He entered the women's category of the Lake Marshall Open in Virginia and won the event with a 24-point lead over the second-placed competitor.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: No More Dip? - Breakthrough Clean Technologies' Suppressor Cleaner
Breakthrough Clean Technologies has released a new suppressor cleaner that removes heavy carbon and lead deposits without toxic risks or high costs. The 100% biodegradable and virtually odorless formula effectively cleans suppressors using chemical surfactants and detergents, while also extending the time between cleanings due to its ammonia-free composition. This safe and effective solution is a game-changer for hunters who use suppressors made from materials such as aluminum that cannot be easily cleaned without risking their integrity.
#other
Forbes: Author Post: Changing Your Definition Of Failure
Redefining failure into a learning opportunity can lead to future success. It's all about choosing which "wheel" to get on - the downward spiral of self-blame or the upward spiral of seeing failure as a chance to gain knowledge and improve. Internalizing failure leads to fear of trying again, while externalizing it leads to empowerment and confidence. By learning from failure, we increase our odds of success.
Forbes: Starbucks Moves To Shut Down Its Remaining Stores In Ithaca, New York–One Year After They Unionized
Starbucks will close its three unionized locations in Ithaca, New York, leaving 38 employees without jobs. The shutdown follows a strike by workers earlier this year. Evan Sunshine, an Ithaca Starbucks barista and partner organizer for Starbucks Workers United, claims that the shutdowns are a direct result of the stores' unionization. Starbucks has so far failed to negotiate a contract with any of its 300 unionized locations across the US. Starbucks Workers United has launched a formal complaint before the National Labor Relations Board, accusing the company of violating labor laws in its treatment of the Ithaca Starbucks workers.