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12 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Presidential Records Act, Not Espionage Act, Applies to Classified Records Indictment Against Trump: Attorney
Former President Donald Trump's attorney, Jesse Binnall, has said that the indictment being pursued against Trump by the Biden Administration over classified records will not hold up against the law. Binnall states that Congress has been clear that the act that applies to Presidents and former Presidents is the Presidential Records Act, while everyone else is under the Espionage Act, which has different requirements. Trump is unable to be charged under the Espionage Act that the Department of Justice is pursuing, Binnall added. The DOJ alleges that Trump violated the Espionage Act and other laws after some classified documents were found in his Mar-a-Lago estate last summer. He allegedly had the right to declassify those records as President.
Breitbart: Jordan, Turner Threaten to Subpoena Blinken over Role in Letter Undermining Hunter Biden Story
Two top Republicans are pressuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken to provide information about his involvement in 51 former intelligence officials publicly casting doubt on the story about Hunter Biden’s laptop in the leadup to the 2020 election. They indicated in a letter that they may subpoena Blinken for the requested information if he does not comply. Blinken’s initial response was described as “unresponsive”. The chairmen are seeking any communications and documents related to the now-debunked statement which discredited the New York Post’s bombshell story implicating Joe Biden in his son Hunter’s business dealings.
The Blaze: Poll: 80% of Dems want Biden to debate RFK Jr., even though the vast majority support the president
80% of Democratic primary voters expressed interest in a series of debates during the 2024 election campaign. The Democrats had previously stated they would not sponsor any debates. Hashtag:
The Right Scoop: Speaker McCarthy SCHOOLS reporter on weaponization of the MEDIA when asked about Trump
Speaker McCarthy shuts down a CNN reporter who tried to ask about Trump, giving a masterclass on handling a hostile media. He points out that despite proven liars such as Andrew McCabe and James Clapper being hired by CNN to bash Trump.
Washington Free Beacon: Dems Jockey To Replace Biden in Case 'Slippy Joe' Doesn't Survive His Next Fall
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer launched a political action committee called Fight Like Hell to support President Joe Biden's reelection campaign and Democrats running in House and Senate races across the country in 2024. Whitmer's move comes amid concerns about Biden's health after the President fell hard at the Air Force Academy graduation ceremony in Colorado Springs. Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death among adults aged 65 and older, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
The Epoch Times: Jonathan Turley: Trump Could Face 'Terminal Sentence' If DOJ Proves 1 Count
DOJ indicts former President Donald Trump on dozens of charges in connection to allegedly mishandling classified documents. He faces allegations of violating the Espionage Act, making false statements, and obstructing justice. Legal experts say that even if he is found guilty, he can still run for president, but if the federal government proves even just one count, it could be a "terminal sentence" for him. The former president is scheduled to be arraigned at a Miami court on Tuesday after departing his New Jersey residence and heading to Florida. He has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence and said he would not drop out of the 2024 race no matter what.
The Epoch Times: George Soros Gives Up Control of $25 Billion Empire
Billionaire philanthropist and activist George Soros has handed over control of his $25 billion empire to his 37-year-old son, Alex Soros. Alex has said he plans to increase political campaign spending and is concerned about former President Donald Trump potentially winning the 2024 election. The Soros organisation has helped fund left-wing district attorney campaigns that have been criticised by some Republicans, who call these left-leaning district attorneys “Soros DAs.” Alex Soros has indicated his father's political agenda will continue through the Open Society Foundations. Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla, has sparked controversy by comparing George Soros to the "X-Men" villain "Magneto," claiming Soros "hates humanity."
The Federalist Papers: Chief Clerk Has Bad News for Those Furious Trump-Appointed Judge Is Presiding Over Docs Case
Former President Donald Trump's federal trial on charges of mishandling classified documents will be heard by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon of the Southern District of Florida, who was nominated to the bench by Trump in 2020. Critics have called for her recusal due to her previous rulings that were favorable to Trump after the raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. However, a court official for the Southern District of Florida said that Cannon would stay on the case unless she chose to recuse herself, and that normal procedures were followed in the random process that assigned her to the case.
Red State: The Self-Immolation of the Fourth Estate Continues as the National Press Club Awards Ben Collins
Ben Collins of NBC News won the Walter Cronkite Award for "excellence in television political journalism" despite being a serial fabulist, displaying an aversion to facts and truth and a track record of being wrong. Collins blamed conservative media for a shooting in Colorado Springs and made accusations without solid evidence, shifting his stance when the shooter was declared non-binary. He was also suspended by his own network, yet was still deemed worthy of such an award by the NPC, highlighting the sad state of journalism today.
Fox News: White House corrects mask guidelines for unvaccinated guests at NCAA event
The White House has revised its COVID-19 guidelines for guests attending the NCAA event on Monday, and the new rules don't require masks. The initial guidelines said unvaccinated guests must wear a mask and maintain a distance of at least six feet from others at all times. The second email that clarified the White House's guidelines said that masks were not required at the event, including for unvaccinated people.
Breitbart: ‘Hamilton' Star Showered in Applause After Smearing Ron DeSantis as Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard During Tony Awards
Hamilton star Denée Benton called Florida governor Ron DeSantis a Ku Klux Klan grand wizard during the Tony Awards, where she presented the Excellence in Theatre Education Award. Benton, who graduated from Carnegie Mellon University and is originally from Florida, offered no evidence for the calculated insult but received enthusiastic applause from the audience. Governor DeSantis had recently announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential election.
Breitbart: TIPP Poll: Trump Boasts 36-Point Lead in Republican Primary
Donald Trump leads the Republican primary race with a 36-point lead according to the I&I/TIPP Poll. 55 percent of Republicans support Trump, while no other challenger comes close. This poll was taken after Governor Ron DeSantis launched his presidential campaign and former Vice President Mike Pence announced his own bid. The survey was taken among 482 Republicans and Republican-leaning independents from May 31 to June 2 with a margin of error of +/- 4.6 percent.
#society
Fox News: Fed up San Francisco residents forced to self-fund heavyweight planters to block homeless encampments
San Francisco residents raised $25,000 to install sidewalk planters to block homeless people from setting up tents. Locals said Harrison Street had been "taken over" by encampments for the past three years and they didn't have help from the city. The planters were suggested by District Supervisor Hillary Ronen's office because they were "too heavy to move and they compliment the streetscape."
The Blaze: Whitlock: Joe Biden’s ‘nation of pride’ will inevitably collapse
America's prideful and ignorant culture is leading to its destruction. President Joe Biden tweeted that "America is a nation of pride" above a picture of a rainbow flag at the White House, but pride is a deadly sin and gateway drug to idolatry according to the Bible. Black, LGBTQ, and Jewish pride currently dominate American culture, and their shared goal is a new world order, a one-world government. Pride promotes division, idolatry, and cancel culture, with accusations of racism, homophobia, and anti-Semitism preventing exploration of healing truth. A nation of pride will not last.
Fox News: 3 residents, 2 firefighters hospitalized in Boston multifamily housefire
A fire in a Boston multifamily home sent five to the hospital and displaced two dozen residents. Firefighters worked to prevent the blaze from spreading. The cause is under investigation.
Fox News: 3 British scuba divers lost in Red Sea boat fire reported dead
Three British nationals died after their scuba diving boat caught fire in the Red Sea off the Egyptian coast. The UK-based tour operator, Scuba Travel, confirmed that the three missing guests perished in the blaze caused by an electrical short circuit in the boat's engine room. Twelve other British divers and 14 Egyptian crew members were rescued. The incident is under investigation .
Daily Wire: Chris Pratt Says Every Dad ‘Fantasizes’ About Seeking Vengeance On People Who ‘F***ed With Their Kids’
Chris Pratt says fathers connect with movies like “Taken” and “The Terminal List” due to the instinct to protect their families. The actor, who plays Navy SEAL James Reece in “The Terminal List,” said he thinks that most dads secretly fantasize about what they would do if their children were in danger. Although critics slammed the show, it was popular with fans. The showrunner, David DiGilio, said the show wasn’t meant to be political.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Senator Questions Why China Shares Same Travel Risk Rating by Feds as UK and Belgium
Senator Michael MacDonald has questioned why China is classified with the same travel risk rating as Belgium and the United Kingdom. He raised concerns about the Chinese Communist Party's involvement in hostage takings and arbitrary detention of more than 120 Canadians in China, including the detention of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig in 2018. The government website advises Level Two travelers to “exercise a high degree of caution,” and MacDonald questioned how travel advisories were categorized. Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister David Morrison said the rating was composed of many different factors and included a mixture of risks to Canadians.
Forbes: Senator Richard Blumenthal Initiates Probe Of PGA Tour And LIV Golf’s Planned Merger
Senator Richard Blumenthal has sent a letter to PGA Tour and LIV Golf requesting documents relating to their unification agreement, following concerns of Saudi influence. Blumenthal has expressed concerns about the Saudi government's role in the partnership and called for clarity on the newly formed entity's corporate structure. Blumenthal's action follows similar concerns raised by Senator Ron Wyden who has questioned whether the partnership will give the Saudi's inappropriate control of U.S. real estate. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US may also investigate whether the merger poses a risk to national security.
Breitbart: Honduras Joins China’s Predatory Belt and Road Initiative
Honduras has officially joined China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), following the country's decision to break ties with long-time ally Taiwan. President Xi Jinping and President Xiomara Castro signed 17 bilateral agreements linking Honduras to BRI projects. China's BRI is controversial due to its "debt trap" loans which require countries to pay Chinese companies for infrastructure projects under unfavorable terms, eventually leading to inability to repay and allowing China to take over the projects or exert pressure and influence on countries. China has also expressed a willingness to sign a free trade agreement with Honduras and hopes to promote BRI projects throughout Latin America.
#economy
Foreign Policy: The New Washington Consensus on Trade Is Wrong
The Biden administration's shift toward protectionism as the primary objective for international economic policy threatens the US and global economy. The historical evidence shows that liberalized trade is central to economic growth, delivering tremendous value to American consumers and lifting 1 billion people out of extreme poverty. Biden's protectionist moves will fuel higher inflation, and a "green jobs" agenda comes with significant downside risk. Companies will push to expand government subsidies, and sectors dominated by subsidized firms will see less innovation and disruption. The US should instead deepen trade relations with key partners to check China's power, not abandon free trade.
#religion
Fox News: Catholic bishops torch the Dodgers for honoring Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence drag nun group
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops has criticised the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team for inviting a drag group known as the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to Pride Night at Dodger Stadium. The group is known for its anti-Catholic rhetoric and calls itself an “order of queer and trans nuns”. The Dodgers initially withdrew their invitation, but then reversed the decision, citing a need to better educate themselves. The bishops have called for Catholics to say a special prayer on the day of the event, 16 June, calling the decision “blasphemy”.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence describe themselves as "a leading-edge Order of queer and trans nuns" raising funds for AIDS/HIV prevention and other LGBTQ-related issues. Fox News reports that the Dodgers team has apologised for the initial decision to withdraw the invitation, meeting the group and local lawmakers, and has re-invited the group to accept a Community Hero Award at the event.
#culture
Forbes: BTS’s Jimin And Charlie Puth Have A New Single Coming Soon
K-pop star Jimin is preparing to release "Angel Pt. 2," the follow-up to his hit solo track "Angel Pt. 1." The new release will feature pop star Charlie Puth alongside original collaborators Muni Long and Jvke. The release date for "Angel Pt. 2" is not yet known, but with Jimin's track record of commercial success, fans are highly anticipating its arrival.
#history
The New American: On This Day in 1776: The Committee of Five Gets to Work Writing the Declaration of Independence - The New American
On this day in 1776, the drafting of the formal Declaration of Independence began. The Lee resolution calling for declaring independence from Great Britain was unanimously passed, giving rise to the Committee of Five to draft a formal declaration. This committee consisted of John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston.
Thomas Jefferson, with inspiration from profound thinkers and philosophers, was entrusted to draft the Declaration. The other members of the committee, including John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston, each put their particular imprint on Jefferson's draft, making it a collective effort reflecting diverse perspectives and political compromises necessary to achieve independence from the British empire.
#health
Flag And Cross: People With Fatty Muscles More Prone To Alzheimer's: Study
Fatty muscles may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research. The condition, known as myosteatosis, can lead to cognitive decline and there is currently no cure for the disease. Clinicians should be aware about the importance of regional adiposity accumulating in the skeletal muscle, which may be an important, novel risk factor for cognitive decline in black and white participants independent of traditional dementia risk factors. Obesity and loss of muscle mass are emerging as risk factors for dementia and reducing muscle adiposity is being explored as a possible preventative measure. With no cure in sight, there is increasing focus on protective lifestyles.
Flag And Cross: People Who Struggle To Fall Asleep More Likely To Suffer A Stroke
People with insomnia symptoms, especially those under the age of 50, are more likely to suffer a stroke, according to a nine-year study by scientists at Virginia Commonwealth University. One to four symptoms increased the risk of stroke by 16%, rising to 51% among those with five to eight symptoms. Difficulty falling asleep, and struggles staying asleep were key factors in increasing stroke risk. The researchers suggested managing insomnia symptoms as a strategy for preventing strokes. The study looked at nearly 32,000 people who had no history of stroke at baseline.
Forbes: Light And Moderate Drinking Could Improve Long-Term Heart Health, Study Finds—Here’s Why
Light and moderate drinking may have long-term cardiac benefits by reducing the brain's stress signals to the body, found a study by Massachusetts General Hospital. The research into more than 53,000 people showed a link between lower stress signals and a reduction in heart attacks or strokes that remained "substantial" after adjusting for genetic, socioeconomic, employment and physical activity factors. However, the study's senior author, Ahmed Tawakol, warned that any amount of alcohol increases the risk of cancer and that high levels of drinking may increase the risk of heart attacks, lower brain activity and impair cognitve health. The World Health Organization has said there is no safe amount of alcohol.
The Epoch Times: German COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturer Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Harm
A German resident is suing BioNTech for at least €150,000 due to alleged negative side effects from its COVID-19 vaccine. The woman claimed body harm, including fatigue and pain, following vaccination. The first hearing was on Monday, with BioNTech dismissing the case. The European Medicines Agency claims that COVID-19 vaccines are beneficial, although they do bring with them a small risk of heart inflammation conditions. US citizens have also filed lawsuits alleging injury from COVID-19 vaccination. A global macro investment firm claimed that COVID-19 damages in the US have resulted in over 26 million people being injured in 2022, with the injuries costing nearly $150bn to the economy.
Fox News: UK woman faces 28 months in jail after pleading guilty to obtaining abortion pills by mail after 10 weeks
A UK woman has been sentenced to 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to obtaining abortion pills beyond the country's legal limit. She claimed she was unable to receive an ultrasound during lockdown to determine the duration of her pregnancy, allowing her to obtain abortifacient drugs through the mail. Despite pleading not guilty to child destruction, she admitted to violating the 1861 Offenses against the Person Act and will serve half of her sentence in custody and the remaining under license.
Newsbusters: World Health Organization Releases Guide About Abortion Care, Doesn’t Mention “Baby” Once
WHO has released a guide on “quality abortion care,” but the 106-page handbook doesn't mention the word "baby." The "Clinical practice handbook for quality abortion care" contains plentiful pro-abortion issues. Abortion procedures listed and recommended are medical abortion and the dilation and evacuation procedure. WHO supports promoting abortion as a human right.
#education
National Review: Study Finds School Choice Does Not Harm Student Outcomes in Wisconsin Public Schools
A new study in Wisconsin found that school choice programs didn't lead to a decline in public school test scores, but instead showed small positive shifts in reading scores.
National Review: The Corner: More ‘Herd Culling’ by Academic Leftists
Ohio Northern University fired law professor Scott Gerber for criticizing critical race theory and racial hiring. Gerber's removal shows that "herd-culling" attempts in universities continue.
#crime
Fox News: Philadelphia I-95 collapse: Human remains found at wreckage site
Human remains were found at the site where a tanker truck caught fire, causing a portion of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia to collapse. The National Transportation Safety Board investigators have arrived at the scene and are looking into the incident. A preliminary report from the agency will be available in two to three weeks.
Fox News: Boston officer discharged from hospital after being shot by robbery suspect
A Boston police officer investigating a robbery of a pizza delivery driver was shot in the back and foot. The officer has been released from the hospital, while the suspect, John Lazare, has been charged with nine offenses and held without bail. Lazare is due in court on June 23.
Fox News: Austrian woman accused of leaving son, 12, in dog enclosure, freezing him until comatose
An Austrian woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and other offenses after allegedly abusing her 12-year-old son. The woman is accused of shutting her son in a dog crate, pouring cold water over him, and leaving him exposed to freezing temperatures. The boy fell into a coma in November when his body temperature dropped to 80.2 degrees Fahrenheit, and a social worker alerted authorities. The boy has since recovered, and the investigation is ongoing.
The Blaze: JPMorgan Chase's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein comes back to haunt bank to the tune of $290 million
JPMorgan Chase will pay nearly $300 million to settle a lawsuit on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein's victims. The bank provided services to Epstein from 1998 to 2013, despite rumors that he engaged in trafficking teenagers for sex. The settlement must still be approved by the court.
#sports
Breitbart: GWINN: 'Complete BS': Bubba Wallace Feels Unfairly Judged by NASCAR Fans
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace feels unfairly judged after giving the middle finger during a live interview, claiming fans treat him differently than other drivers. He references other drivers giving the middle finger to each other after wrecks, but Wallace's intentional gesture during a live interview on national television is seen as a lack of professionalism. Wallace considers himself a heel and prefers this role to being a social justice warrior.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Jug Fisherman Catches Massive Record-Breaking Alligator Gar in Texas
Paul Hefner caught the largest alligator gar ever taken from Lake Corpus Christi in Texas, weighing 207 pounds and measuring 7.5 feet long. The massive fish was caught while jug fishing with his father, and after recording its measurements, Hefner released it back into the lake. Alligator gar are the largest of all the gar species, and they’re among the largest freshwater fish in North America, typically taking at least 50 years to reach trophy size.
The Epoch Times: Officials Warn Wildfires in Canada Could 'Last All Summer'
Smoke from wildfires in Quebec, Canada continue to impact several major US cities, including New York City, amounting to “moderate” levels of air pollution. Canadian officials have warned that wildfire smoke could inundate the US again after thick reddish smoke engulfed New York City last week. More than 400 blazes have displaced 20,000 people and Canadian officials have requested for additional help from other countries to fight the blazes. The majority of fires are in central and northwestern Quebec, though there has been some rain in eastern Quebec, no significant rain is expected in the coming days.
Gataway Couple: You Can Now Camp With Your Tesla
Excitement abounds for the rumored release of the Tesla Cybertruck, which could be the first electric vehicle suitable for camping trips beyond local parks. In the meantime, Tentsla, a new company, has developed a special tent designed specifically for Tesla vehicles. The Tentsla X1 attaches to the car, provides an airtight seal, and works in conjunction with the car’s “camp mode” to establish a climate-controlled, comfortable sleeping space for campers.
Field & Stream: Best ATV Mud Tires of 2023
ATV riders often upgrade their machines with mud tires and winches as getting stuck in mud is not fun. The best ATV mud tires include Sedona Buck Snort, Kenda Bear Claw, STI Out & Back Max, SunF A050, and ITP Blackwater Evolution, providing great traction and durability in the mud and other terrains. Factors to consider when choosing the best tires for your ride include size, weight, ply rating, tread depth, and performance. It's important to ride within your comfort level, have a recovery plan, and always tell someone where you're going.
#other
Forbes: Partial Philadelphia Bridge Collapse Leads To Lane Closures And Detours—Here’s What To Know About I-95
A truck carrying petroleum products caught fire on a northbound section of I-95 between Exits 30 and 32 in Philadelphia, leading to the collapse of the interstate in both directions and prompting officials to release alternative routes and transportation options. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a Proclamation of Disaster Emergency, and engineers will review the collapse for the next few days to determine the timeline for rebuilding. While the individuals involved in the fire are being identified, there have been no reported injuries or fatalities.
The Epoch Times: Ginger-Soy Steamed Fish and Chinese Noodles
Ginger Soy Steamed Fish and Chinese Noodles recipe by Linda Gassenheimer. Fish marinated in soy sauce, sherry, scallions, ginger, and sesame oil, then steamed with bok choy and served over Chinese egg noodles. Uses various types of steaming equipment.
Daily Wire: ‘Yellowstone’ Star Hints At How He Thinks Hit TV Show Could End
'Yellowstone' star Wes Bentley has not seen any scripts for the end of the hit show, but speculates that his character Jamie Dutton will "go out like a cannonball" and the potential for the Duttons to blow up together is real. He is waiting for the surprise turns and directions of Taylor Sheridan. Bentley does not know where the show is going and wonders if Jamie has a hand in John's ending. He says, "I will miss it, but I will also celebrate it being over."