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27 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: South Carolina Poll: Trump Leads as Tim Scott Gains Steam
Former President Donald Trump leads the Republican primary race in South Carolina by 25 points, according to a new poll conducted by National Research Inc. Despite this, Sen. Tim Scott and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley are gaining momentum, with Scott just five percent behind the second-place runner, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The poll also found that voters believe Trump is the best candidate to improve the economy, oppose far-left progressives, and care about the needs of the people. The survey was taken May 24-25, 2023, among 500 likely South Carolina Republican primary voters.
Flag And Cross: Watch: AOC's Constituents Rise Against Her - Security Force Intervenes
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced a hostile crowd at a Queens town hall, with some attendees yelling insults at her and advocating for "vetted legal migrants only" and for stopping the funding of the war in Ukraine. One man yelled "American citizens before migrants" and asked her where she stood on the migrant issue before being removed by security. Ocasio-Cortez attempted to discuss the debt ceiling but was interrupted by cheers and boos from the crowd.
Forbes: Trump Blasts Impeachment Vote For Texas AG Ken Paxton As ‘Election Interference’
The Texas House of Representatives has voted to impeach Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican and vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, after a months-long investigation into his alleged criminal activity. The impeachment vote was criticized by Trump on Truth Social, who called it “ELECTION INTERFERENCE!” and said he “will fight” any Republican who votes against Paxton. Paxton faces 20 articles of impeachment which include charges of misusing public funds, accepting bribes, making false statements, and abusing public trust. Final approval for Paxton’s impeachment would follow a trial in the state’s Republican-led Senate.
Breitbart: Pro-Transgender Mom: Target Caved to Terrorists by Moving Pride Displays
Target's decision to hide displays of pride products has led to backlash from pro-transgender groups who claim executives "caved" to "terrorists." Actress Rachelle Lefevre criticized the move on Instagram, while Target's stock value has dropped by over $9 billion since customers began a boycott. Target executives claim they faced "threats" and are making adjustments for their employees' "sense of safety and well-being," although no evidence of these threats has been provided. The decision has led to protests online and claims of "fascism" from California State Sen. Scott Wiener.
The New American: Biden DHS Pays $40M to Smear Conservatives; Extremism Pyramid Links Mainstream Right With Nazis - The New American
The Department of Homeland Security has used taxpayer money to label mainstream conservative organizations as part of a white supremacist pyramid of extremism, which includes neo-Nazis. This pyramid, included in a report by the Media Research Center, identifies Fox News, the Republican Party, the Heritage Foundation, and The John Birch Society as part of the threat. An Antifa terror sympathizer used the pyramid to promote this nonexistent threat.
The DHS’s Targeted Violence & Terrorism Prevention Grant Program spent nearly $39,611,999 on initiatives designed to weaponize TVTP against conservatives, Christians, and the Republican Party. The PREVENTS-OH outfit at the University of Dayton pocketed $352,109 to fight “domestic violence extremism and hate movements,” and hosted seminars that included Michael Loadenthal, an Antifa terror sympathizer. He displayed the “pyramid of far-right radicalization” which included mainstream groups such as JBS and the National Rifle Association at the bottom and neo-Nazi groups at the top. The Biden administration has been trying to connect mainstream conservatives to white supremacists since Day 1.
#society
Breitbart: London's Green Tax Will Result in France-Style Revolt, Say Protesters
Londoners are warning that Sadiq Khan's green emissions tax on cars is likely to result in widespread unrest similar to that seen in France. The mayor's expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) project has banned many types of cars from designated parts of London unless owners pay a £12.50 (~$15.50) daily charge. Protesters claim many Londoners lack the financial resources to either buy a new car or pay the daily charge and that the green plan has led to widespread vandalism of the hundreds of cameras set up by local authorities to catch people who break the new rules. Some campaigners have even warned that the UK could experience unrest similar to that seen in France and The Netherlands in recent months.
PJ Media: Survey: Nearly Half of American Men Suicidal, Two-Thirds Have No Meaningful Relationships
Young men face isolation, dejection, and suicidal tendencies. According to Equimundo, 44% of men are suicidal and 65% of Gen Z men say “no one really knows me well.” Boys and men are presented with impossible standards of toughness, self-sufficiency, dominance, or stoicism, while women are biologically wired to be attracted to strength. The proper question is not “why are so many young people messed up?” but rather “how are any of them functional at all?”
Red State: Associated Press Gets Charbroiled for Suggesting Un-American Addition to Memorial Day BBQs
The Associated Press faced backlash for promoting veggie burgers in an article about Memorial Day barbecues. Writer Christopher Kimball suggested a meaty substance be created from black beans and quinoa for use in a vegetarian burger, but the tweet was met with angry reactions from Americans. Criticism included that veggie burgers "only make a nice addition to the trash can" and "if you don't want to eat meat, why cook a fake hamburger?" Others questioned why the recipe was being promoted on one of America's biggest holidays.
The Blaze: Target gave $2 million to LGBTQ education organization urging schools to hide gender transitions from parents, wants gender ideology integrated into math classes
A Target boycott continues due to the retailer's partnerships with controversial LGBTQ organisations and products, including "tuck-friendly" swimsuits and drag queen books for children. Target has partnered with the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) for over a decade, causing anger among those opposed to the group, which advises schools on stopping parents finding out about gender transition, and wants math classes to integrate gender ideology. The GLSEN has blamed "right-wing extremists" for the attacks on it by campaign groups, and says the "violent, angry minority" should not be allowed to dictate "our community".
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian troops shelled nine oblasts of Ukraine over last 24 hours
Russian Army targets eight Ukraine regions including Donetsk Oblast, killing civilians and damaging buildings.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Hagerty: Biden Admin. Sacrifices Strength for China Talks, State Dept. Whitewashed Their Involvement in Fentanyl
Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) accused the Biden administration of sacrificing American strength for high-level meetings with Chinese officials. He pointed to the State Department omitting the mention of a Chinese firm that shipped fentanyl precursors to Mexico in a statement on fentanyl sanctions. Hagerty argued that the US should be dealing with China from a position of strength and power.
Breitbart: State Dept.: China-Backed Hacking 'Heightens' 'Importance' of Engaging with China to 'Raise Those Concerns' -- We Must 'Manage' Relations
Chinese state-sponsored hackers targeted U.S. infrastructure which highlights the need to communicate openly and honestly with the Chinese government. The U.S. State Department has been working with private sector partners to share information and strengthen defenses. It is important to manage the relationship with China responsibly, as they are economically, militarily, and diplomatically significant to the U.S.
#economy
Breitbart: Man Wins $1M Lottery After Running Out of Gas, Coasting into Station
A man in Kentucky won $1 million on a lottery scratch-off ticket he bought after running out of gas. Michael Schlemmer spent $20 on a ticket and ended up getting $616,330 after taxes, which he said he will use to buy a new car. He plans on holding onto the rest of the winnings. The store that sold the ticket will receive $8,000.
The Epoch Times: California Has a New Take on Mezcal and Tequila. How Sacramento-Area Farmers Are Leading It
Agave plants are being grown all over California, leading to the rise of the “Mezcalifornia” movement. Despite higher costs, the burgeoning California agave industry has seen more growers planting agave. Although it is still a very niche, craft drink, California’s agave spirits are being sold at a premium, with demand for the drink high. Americans are expected to spend over $13.3bn on agave spirits, tequila, and mezcal this year alone, which has now overtaken vodka and whiskey as the nation’s preferred drink. The state’s natural growing conditions, like high heat and fertile soil, make it suitable for growing agave as well as other crops, making it a potential asset amid the state’s ongoing drought.
American Thinker: One more thing for Gavin Newsom to be embarrassed about
State Farm, the biggest car and home insurer in the US by premium volume, has announced it is halting the sale of new home insurance policies in California due to the risks of wildfire and rapid inflation in construction costs. The major move is a major blow to California's vibrant market for homeowners in the wildfire-prone state. Many large home insurers have already cut back or pulled out, and it is suggested that the state's thicket of regulations makes insuring homes from wildfire a losing proposition. Outlying Californian areas already experience very high rates, often in newly constructed homes at the edges of wilderness where the wildfire risk is greatest.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: Tiny Christian College Goes on Offensive as Biden Tries Forcing Female Students to Share Dorm Rooms - Even Showers - with Men
College of the Ozarks is fighting a legal battle against President Biden and his administration, after the president issued an executive order requiring schools to allow men who “identify” as women into women-only spaces such as dormitories and showers. The Christian college argues that the Biden administration’s actions violate the school’s constitutional right to operate according to its religious beliefs, and that there should have been a public notice and comment period before the change was made. The college and other Christian institutions that share its views could face fines, damages and even criminal liability if the Supreme Court rules against them.
#culture
Daily Wire: Trans Athletes Competing Against Girls Are No-Shows At State Event; Governing Body Blames Critics
Two male athletes who identify as females, Athena Ryan and Lorelei Barrett, withdrew from the California State preliminary Track and Field Championship out of concern for their well-being after qualifying to compete in the girls’ 1,600-meter run. The California Interscholastic Federation supported Ryan and Barrett and denounced any discriminatory or harassing behaviour towards the trans athletes as it permits male athletes who identify as female to compete in the female category. Parents, female athletes and political figures have expressed anger at the biological advantage male athletes have over women in such situations.
Fox News: John Stamos admits he was 'angry' when Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen didn't return for 'Fuller House'
John Stamos admits he was initially "angry" at Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's decision not to return for the "Full House" sequel but later had a heart-to-heart conversation with them after co-star Bob Saget passed away. According to Stamos, the twins felt differently about their childhood experience on the sitcom than the rumors suggested and were appreciative of the connections they made while on the show. Despite not appearing in "Fuller House," both sisters enjoyed successful careers outside of acting and founded their own fashion brand. The Olsens retired from acting to focus on their fashion line.
PJ Media: Summer Reading With CJ: 2023 Edition
A list of recommended summer reads includes "Victory City" by Salman Rushdie, "Many Years from Now" by Barry Miles, "Teller of the Unexpected" by Donald Sturrock, "The Pigeon Tunnel" by John le Carré, and "Make Trouble" by John Waters.
#health
Flag And Cross: Horror as Co-Workers Watch Roofer Get Killed by Lightning Strike, Sock Was Melted to Foot When Found
Florida roofer Edvin Cinto was struck by lightning and later pronounced dead at a hospital. The incident occurred in Deltona, northeast of Orlando, and Cinto was described as “more than a figure in a tragic story” by family members. Roofing is one of the most dangerous professions with respect to lightning strikes.
The Federalist Papers: Horror as Co-Workers Watch Roofer Get Killed by Lightning Strike, Sock Was Melted to Foot When Found
A roofer in Deltona, Florida died after being struck by lightning while on the job. Witnesses saw the man stunned before falling through a hole in the roof. The roofing industry has one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation, with the third-highest fatal work injury rate in 2021, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Epoch Times: 6 Benefits of a Good Night's Sleep, Including Weight Loss
Good sleep is essential for a healthy life. The ancient wisdom of "early to bed, early to rise" aligns with the findings of modern science. The human body follows a circadian rhythm and has a meridian system that corresponds to specific organs during specific times of the day. Getting six to eight hours of quality sleep before 11 p.m. can lead to weight loss, prolong life, improve mood, clear the mind, prevent disease, and nourish complexion. Three things that prevent quality sleep are playing with your phone before bed, going to bed too late, and eating greasy food before sleeping. Remember, sleeping too much can also be detrimental to your health.
#education
Fox News: Judge: School district can bar student from wearing Mexican and American flag sash at graduation
Colorado school district wins case preventing student from wearing US/Mexico sash at graduation. Debate continues over proper graduation attire.
#crime
Fox News: Climate activists indicted for smearing paint on Degas sculpture case at National Gallery
Climate activists Timothy Martin and Joanna Smith were indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States and injury to an exhibit at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The two allegedly used plastic water bottles to smuggle paint into the museum to deface a case holding Edgar Degas’ "Little Dancer Aged Fourteen" sculpture and alerted reporters to film the act. Martin and Smith, along with other co-conspirators from climate group Declare Emergency, face a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Declare Emergency tweeted that the group sought to raise awareness about climate change.
The Federalist Papers: 'QAnon Shaman' Ends His Time in Custody, Released From Halfway House
'QAnon Shaman' Jacob Chansley has been released from a halfway house after serving time for his involvement in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot. He received a shortened sentence due to exemplary behavior while in prison, pleading guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding. Chansley's attorney states that he is now "appropriately free to continue in his peaceful quest to heal" and wishes him the best in his future.
Breitbart: Twelve Shot on Night One of Brandon Johnson's First Memorial Day Weekend as Chicago Mayor
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's first Memorial Day weekend in office saw at least 12 people get shot, with three of them killed. Notably, 23 people were shot during Brandon Johnson's first weekend as mayor, and one victim passed away due to their injuries. The sun-times pointed out that 217 people were killed in Chicago between January 1, 2023, through May 26, 2023.
#sports
Fox News: NBA opens investigation into Twitter account with heavy activity toward referee: report
The NBA is investigating a Twitter account linked to referee Eric Lewis that has only 702 followers, with reports claiming he may have used the account to reply to tweets involving him. The investigation has arisen because the account was dormant until recently, and only follows the NBA, three other referee accounts and George Mason women’s basketball team, where Lewis’ wife is head coach. While the account suggests that it belonged to Lewis, it claimed to belong to his brother Mark.
Forbes: Why Dallas Cowboys Make Sense as Potential Landing Spot For DeAndre Hopkins
The Dallas Cowboys are considering signing DeAndre Hopkins, the recently released Arizona Cardinals wide receiver. After failed attempts to trade Hopkins and incurring a $22 million cap hit, the Cowboys could be a potential landing spot for the five-time Pro Bowl player. Despite already having three veteran receivers on their roster, the Cowboys are seeking to win a Super Bowl and see Hopkins as a missing piece to achieve that goal. However, money could be a possible holdup as Hopkins is seeking a high salary on his next deal.
Forbes: WWE Night Of Champions 2023 Results: Brock Lesnar Beats Cody Rhodes In Epic Fight
Cody Rhodes faced Brock Lesnar at WWE Night of Champions 2023, but lost after being trapped in a Kimura Lock. Despite his loss, Rhodes is still on the path to face Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40. Rhodes' storyline against Lesnar centered around his (kayfabe) broken arm, which mirrored his real-life injury history. Other wrestlers, including Lyra Valkyria and Jamie Hayter, also worked through injuries in recent matches. Despite his setbacks, Rhodes continues to shine as a babyface and is not being forced upon WWE's fanbase like Reigns was in 2015.
Forbes: The Boston Celtics Have Gained Momentum With Feisty Defense And Shooting Variance
The Boston Celtics have rediscovered their defensive identity, holding Miami to 108.3 points per 100 possessions in the last two games, compared to 124.4 in Games 1-3. This comes after defensive inconsistency led to Miami's offensive success. Strategically, Boston has pushed all the right buttons in the last two games, switching more on screening actions in an attempt to play the pick-and-roll straight up. They are one game away from adding to the short list of teams to force a Game 7 after trailing 3-0, and have won seven straight elimination games in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
#science
Fox News: Aliens 'have been on Earth a long time': Stanford Professor
Stanford professor Dr. Garry Nolan claims aliens have been on Earth for a long time and are still here, and that experts are working on reverse engineering unknown crashed crafts. Nolan assigned a probability of "100 percent" that extraterrestrial life visited Earth, but believes it's unlikely that aliens walk among us wearing skin suits. He thinks that aliens use intermediaries and it's like an intelligence test to see who can recognize the anomalous data point. He cites the US government's handling of UAPs (UFOs) in recent years, including the creation of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) within the Department of Defense and public Senate hearings on UFOs, as the most compelling evidence. Nolan says that he knows people who are working on reverse engineering a downed craft.
During the April 19 UFO Senate hearing, AARO Director Sean Kirkpatrick stated that there is no definitive evidence of extraterrestrial life, but he's concerned about what some of the advanced technical signature cases signify and suspects they may be related to foreign capabilities, without elaborating further. Of around 650 reports analyzed, Kirkpatrick claims only a single percentage of cases analyzed are difficult to identify without a country's flag on the side of the object. Kirkpatrick said he's investigating the matter with intelligence community partners. A Pentagon watchdog is also launching an investigation into the actions taken by the Department of Defense after recent UFO sightings.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Apple Could Make Future IPhones, IPads Roll Out Like Scrolls
Apple is exploring the development of roller screens for future iPhones and iPads that can be expanded or contracted by users at the ends to make the display larger or smaller. The concept may not be included in this year's iPhone 15 launch and may never happen at all. Apple has been rumored to have been experimenting with the idea of foldable devices internally and analysts have said that Apple's foldable iPad is expected to be introduced in 2024.
#other
Breitbart: Watch: Just Stop Oil Climate Radicals Disrupt England Rugby Final
Eco-activists from the far-left Just Stop Oil group disrupted the Gallagher Premiership rugby final by running onto the field and throwing orange paint powder. The group said in a statement that it was "time to tackle the climate crisis", and " we will continue to take disruptive action until this government stops new fossil fuels". Last month, the climate alarmist group disrupted the World Snooker Championship in England, and three activists were arrested for dumping orange paint powder in the Chelsea Flower Show gardens. The eco-warriors previously targeted priceless pieces of artwork across Europe.
The Epoch Times: Tour Companies That Care Make for Memorable Trips
Grand Circle Corp. and UnTours are among some of the tour companies that focus on philanthropic tourism. Through partnerships with local communities, investment in education and provisions such as clean water and solar panels, adventure travellers can contribute to improving the lives of communities they visit as well as the environment. READ Global, founded as the non-profit arm of Myths & Mountains, focuses on building community library and resource centres. Road Scholar offers volunteering experiences at Navajo Nation schools while Discover Corps aims to empower women's rights, support community development and contribute to environmental protection and wildlife conservation.
The Epoch Times: UK Government Accused of Sabotaging Scotland's Bottle Returning Scheme
The UK government has been accused of trying to "sabotage" Scotland's bottle return pilot scheme. Scotland intends to implement a deposit return scheme (DRS) to increase the recycling of single-use bottles and cans with consumers paying an extra 20 pence for a drink in a container made of PET plastic, metal, or glass. The UK government recently suggested that Scotland exclude glass bottles from the scheme, which Scotland's government minister says may threaten the viability of the scheme, and has accused Westminster of treating the Scottish parliament with contempt.