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31 May 2023
#politics
Forbes: Key GOP House Member Floats Holding FBI Director In Contempt Over Biden Probe
Republican-led House Oversight Committee is attempting to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress for not providing subpoenaed documents related to an alleged bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden. The FBI was subpoenaed for conversational records containing the term "Biden" from June 2020, following allegations made by a whistleblower that the FBI and Department of Justice possessed a form describing "an alleged criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Biden". The subpoena is related to an ongoing investigation by the House Oversight Committee into Biden and his family members.
The American Spectator: Pride and Shame
In a Pride and Shame editorial cartoon, Yogi Love mocks the political system by depicting a donkey and an elephant, both with "I'm bought" t-shirts, holding hands. This alludes to the corrupt nature of bipartisan politics as the two parties seemingly work together to further their own interests.
#society
The Epoch Times: Kershaw Disagrees With Dodgers' Decision to Reinstate Gay 'Nun' Group for Pride Night Award
Clayton Kershaw disagrees with the LA Dodgers inviting satirical LGBTQ+ group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to their annual Pride Night, prompting him to expedite the team’s announcement of Christian Faith and Family Day. Kershaw, who has been with the organization since 2006, said his issues were with the Sisters mocking a religion, not the LGBTQ+ community. The Dodgers rescinded their original invitation to the Sisters, but five days later, welcomed them back and will award the group their Community Hero Award. Pitcher Trevor Williams and some Tampa Bay Rays pitchers cited their Christian faith when refusing to wear Pride jerseys.
The Epoch Times: How to Pick a Wedding Gift for a Second Marriage
Wedding gift etiquette for a couple marrying for the second time involves smaller gifts, though they are still optional. If invited to celebrate, a gift can be simple such as a bouquet of flowers and a card. If the couple has no registry, opt for a sentimental gift or an experience-oriented gift like museum tickets or a restaurant gift certificate. Finally, group gifting can help reduce costs while still providing the couple with something special.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: G7 and China–Central Asia Summits Show Two Opposing Directions for the World
The G7 Summit and the China-Central Asia Summit reveal competing models for the world. The G7 focused on supporting Ukraine and defending against Chinese economic coercion, while grounded in universal values. In contrast, the C6 summit showcased grandeur and extravagance with little focus on values, offering financial benefits to participating Central Asian countries. The CCP's vision of building a "community of common destiny for mankind" can be reduced to a single word: money. The disparity between the two summits leads to an obvious conclusion that the CCP's model for the world is futile.
#economy
Red State: Bud Light's Troubles Now Spiraling out of Control With Latest Sales News
Boycott against Bud Light due to endorsement of transgender influencer causing sales to drop almost 30%. They tried offering beer for free and doing a "manly commercial" but it didn't help. Modelo is now their nearest competitor and may outsell them for the year. Yuengling also seeing a sales boost.
#culture
Forbes: Gabriel Luna’s Stellar Year: From ‘The Last Of Us’ To Reuniting With Arnold Schwarzenegger On ‘Fubar’
Actor Gabriel Luna stars as the key antagonist in Netflix's No.1 show in the US, Fubar, alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, marking their on-screen reunion after Terminator: Dark Fate. Luna's character is based on a villain from Schwarzenegger's past and the relationship between the two actors is visible on-screen due to their real-life friendship. Luna has previously played diverse roles ranging from a Terminator to a Marvel superhero and says he enjoys playing roles his grandmother would be proud of. Music also plays a significant role in Luna's life, having performed at SXSW this year.
The American Spectator: What’s Playing at the Kennedy
The decline of culture affects politics; the US administration now focuses on public bathroom needs; a recent cultural event featured Beethoven's and George Walker's pieces with Walker's "Sinfonia No. 2" rooted in monotonous European modernism which lacked African-American influences.
The Kennedy Center performance of George Walker's "Sinfonia No. 2" consisted of clangs, bangs, and squeaks in an unorganized manner with no catchy tunes. The music could have been improved by incorporating African-American music, but Walker wanted to stick to the highbrow European modernism, which proved to be a downfall.
#other
Fox News: Jana Kramer shares best advice for navigating divorce with grace following split from cheating ex
Country singer Jana Kramer announced the release of her new novel, "The Next Chapter: Making Peace with Hard Memories, Finding Hope All Around Me, and Clearing Space for Good Things to Come." The book details her life after filing for divorce from ex-husband Mike Caussin, whom she divorced in 2021 after years of his infidelity. Kramer found strength through journaling during the difficult time and reminds herself to look for the lessons and beauty on the harder days. The book is set for an October release.
Kramer's ex-husband, Mike Caussin, allegedly cheated on her with more than 13 women throughout their six-year marriage, but the former couple remain amicable co-parents to their two children. In a recent interview, Kramer revealed that her new fiancé, soccer pro Allan Russell is "a really, really great guy" who respects her and helped her realize her self-worth. She hopes to inspire other women who are going through similar situations to believe in themselves and know they deserve better.
The Epoch Times: The Power of Narrative to Heal
The power of narratives is crucial to understanding ourselves and the world around us. Coaching and therapy can help identify and rewrite negative inner narratives. Asking three key questions can provide a starting point: what story did the world tell us about who we should become, what story did we tell ourselves about who we should become, and what story has life told us about who we are? Writing a letter to our imagined grandchildren can help us reflect on the most important lesson we have learned in life and pass on wisdom to ourselves as well as others. The power of self-narratives should not be underestimated, as negative narratives can become self-fulfilling.
The Epoch Times: Giving Children a Voice: Katy Faust and Them Before Us
Them Before Us is a global movement defending children's right to their mother and father. As a result of the sexual revolution, children have become the invisible victims of changes in culture that have left their wants and needs out of conversations of marriage and family. Katy Faust combined her experience as the child of a divorcing family, adoption professional and youth minister to start Them Before Us. The organisation seeks to compile and share data on the impact of the rejection of the "married-mother-father household" and to be a voice for those who have suffered from decisions outside of their control.