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13 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Nets Spend 291 Minutes On Trump Indictment, 0 Seconds On Biden Burisma Bribery
Former President Donald Trump was indicted by the Special Counsel in the classified documents case on June 8. On the same day, it was reported that President Joe Biden had allegedly received $5 million dollars from an executive of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma. The Big Three broadcast networks extensively covered the Trump indictment with a total of 291 minutes of coverage but did not cover the Biden/Burisma alleged bribery scheme at all. The double-standard between the coverage of the two political stories is staggering.
Red State: CNN's Effort to Explain the Differences Between Trump and Clinton Cases Goes All Kinds of Wrong
Former FBI official Andrew McCabe defends Hillary Clinton's private server and document scandals on CNN. Some GOP members compare her case to charges against former President Donald Trump, but McCabe claims that the facts are different and that there was no evidence of intentional mishandling of classified information. Critics question CNN's credibility for hiring McCabe as a commentator despite his past lack of candor, and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has called out the network for downplaying the severity of Clinton's actions.
The Epoch Times: Tory MP Says Attorney General Lametti Threatened His Reputation in Private Email
Justice Minister and Attorney General David Lametti is accused of threatening the professional reputation of Conservative MP Frank Caputo via email. In a private email sent moments after Caputo applauded another MP's question regarding a potential conflict of interest, Mr. Lametti wrote: "I will let the community know." While Mr. Lametti maintains the email was intended for the Italian-Canadian community as a pushback against the suggestion of a perceived conflict of interests with former Supreme Court justice Frank Iacobucci, Mr. Caputo says it was intended for the legal community. A media statement released by Mr. Lametti was issued during Italian Heritage Month celebrations, counselling the Conservative to take into account the negative impact public figures with powers to sway opinion could have on ethnic minority communities.
Daily Wire: Georgia’s Kemp Calls Trump Indictment ‘Concerning,’ But Says GOP Must Stay Focused On Key 2024 Issues
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp commented on the federal indictment against former President Donald Trump, calling it "concerning" and raising questions about selective prosecution by the Department of Justice. He stressed the need for Republican candidates to stay focused on the future and articulate their vision for the country, rather than being distracted by the indictment. Kemp praised Trump for policies that helped Georgia, but also disagreed with him on many issues. He said he is focused on ensuring Republican victories in Georgia and may or may not make an endorsement in the presidential primary race, but will support Trump if he becomes the party's nominee.
The Epoch Times: Oregon Jury Finds Electric Utility Company PacifiCorp Liable for 2020 Wildfires
Electricity company PacifiCorp is to pay close to $72m in damages after being found grossly negligent and reckless with regard to the cause of four 2020 wildfires in Oregon. The company was taken to court by 17 plaintiffs who argued that PacifiCorp had failed to sever power during a windstorm, despite warnings, which caused both deaths and property destruction. Lawyers claimed the utility firm knew the risk of catastrophic wildfire from its power line system and what it could do to avoid it, but chose not to. PacifiCorp says it will appeal against the ruling. ( )
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Foreign national who bribed Joe Biden has secret recordings proving it
Biden family bribe scheme exposed in FBI form, indicating secret recordings made by foreign national as insurance policy. Senator Grassley reveals 17 recordings in total, 2 with Joe Biden and 15 with his son Hunter, with information on bribery and Biden's involvement in getting Hunter's job at Burisma. FBI considers foreign national a credible source but has not investigated.
#society
PJ Media: Illinois Becomes First State to Outlaw Book Bans in Public Schools and Libraries
Illinois Governor J.B Pritzker signed a law that requires public libraries to adopt a statement prohibiting book banning. The measure will take effect from January 1 of 2022. However, many believe that the law limits the community's ability to govern themselves, making it a tyrannical law. The left turned the issue into their favorite whipping boy, white supremacy, and made an argument an exercise in Reductio ad absurdum.
Fox News: Ex-transgender influencer Oli London says Bud Light, Target losing billions after forcing 'harmful' agenda
Detransition activist Oli London argues that brands are losing billions by forcing a gender agenda on their customers. London, who identified as a trans woman for six months, said playing an active role in the gender movement has left him disillusioned. He claims that while society accepts people of all genders, the push to normalize trans ideology on kids has resulted in consumers being offended by woke companies. The activist says social media influencers like Dylan Mulvaney, who has over 10 million followers on TikTok, is inauthentic and "desperate for fame."
The Blaze: Transvestite flashes fake breasts below White House's prominently flown Pride flag after taking photo with Bidens
A transgender actor, Rose Montoya, exposed fake breasts at the White House's "all-American picnic" during the Pride Month celebrations. Montoya met Joe Biden and Jill Biden, telling the president that trans rights are human rights. Critics online condemned the vulgar display, with some stressing that the nation had become unrecognizable, while others accused Biden of violating political norms. Montoya noted that it is not illegal in Washington, D.C., to go topless and suggested that denunciations of his nudity on the South Lawn amounted to affirmations of his gender dysphoria.
Fox News: San Francisco ice cream shop robbed twice in one morning, owner forced to toss gallons of product
"What's the Scoop," a San Francisco ice cream shop, was burglarized twice in the same morning with the stolen items, including cash, equipment, and ice cream estimated to be worth $15,000-$20,000. Despite the losses, owner Anthony Womack said the community and Mayor London Breed have stepped up to help him recoup the damages. Police are continuing their search for the suspects, one of whom Womack already identified. The shop plans to reopen on Tuesday.
The burglars broke into the shop for about 40 minutes, stealing a lot of equipment. Womack felt angry about the losses and believed that the thieves were his neighbors. The incident made him question his decision to open the shop, but with the help of the community and the mayor's grant for business owners in San Francisco, he could reopen the store on Tuesday.
National Review: The Corner: ‘A Non-Man Attracted to Non-Men’
Johns Hopkins redefines lesbianism, stating it as "a non-man attracted to non-men." They confirm that the new definition includes non-binary people who identify with the label. However, the term "gay man" still refers to "a man who is attracted to other men." This redefinition undermines women, turning them into a being "definable only by reference to the male."
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Police Probe 'Hate-Related' Incident After Hong Kong Protesters Allegedly Assaulted by Chinese Students in UK
Hampshire police are investigating a reported "hate-related assault" after two Hong Kong protesters were allegedly attacked by a group of Chinese individuals near the University of Southampton. A video posted on social media appeared to show the attackers, believed to be students at the university, shouting, "Hong Kong belongs to China". The Hongkongers in Britain expatriate association said the violence against Hong Kong activists was "an extrajudicial and extraterritorial punishment on people holding opposing viewpoints". The incident has raised concerns about safety for students who hold differing political views, and calls for educational institutions to address these issues.
Fox News: China criticizes sanctions imposed by US on companies that are training Chinese pilots, developing weapons
China has criticized new sanctions imposed by the U.S. on companies believed to be aiding Chinese military pilots and weapons development, urging Washington to stop politicizing, instrumentalizing, and weaponizing economic, trade, and sci-tech issues. An export control list has been placed over national security and foreign policy concerns, which includes 43 "entities" from both Chinese and foreign companies. Some companies were sanctioned for aiding the development of China’s hypersonic weapons and modernizing its army, while others were placed on the list for allegedly supplying items that helped the Chinese government monitor Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities.
Fox News: China's Xi Jinping hosts Honduras' Xiomara Castro as controversy over Cuba spying swirls in US
Honduran President Xiomara Castro and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing to discuss a free trade agreement between their nations. This state visit comes as the United States expresses concern over the construction of a suspected Chinese spy base in nearby Cuba.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket
Dave advises John not to buy single stocks, as they are too risky and a 15% discount is nothing special. Most companies offer the same discount and the stock's performance can vary up to 15% in a year. If John loves his company, he should invest in it, but not allow single stocks to make up more than 10% of his net worth. Diversification is paramount, as betting the farm on one horse is a high-risk play.
The Epoch Times: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Fresh One-Year Highs After May Inflation Data
Stocks hit one-year highs after consumer prices rose modestly in May, raising hopes that the Fed may skip raising interest rates at their policy meeting on Wednesday.
#culture
The Blaze: Garth Brooks doubles down on Bud Light stance: 'I think diversity is the answer to the problems that are here and the answer to the problems that are coming'
Garth Brooks has stood by his announcement that his Nashville bar, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk, will stock Bud Light, despite a boycott of the beer brand. The move prompted criticism, including from Republican U.S. Rep Matt Gaetz. Brooks defended his stance on his “Inside Studio G” livestream, saying he believes in inclusiveness and will allow customers to make their own final decision as to which brand of beer they choose. Other country singers including John Rich, Brantley Gilbert, and Travis Tritt, have pushed back on Bud Light since its partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney was revealed in April, leading to billions in lost revenue for owner Anheuser-Busch.
Forbes: AI You Need Is Love: Artificial Intelligence Helps Create ‘Final’ Beatles Song, Paul McCartney Says
A new Beatles song using AI to extract the voice of the late John Lennon from an old demo tape will be released later this year, according to Paul McCartney. The technology was able to isolate Lennon's voice and use it to complete the decades-old track. While audio restoration and posthumous releases are not uncommon, the application of AI is raising ethical and legal challenges for creative industries relating to the use of artists' work, image and voice . The generation of content by "generative AI", which is often trained on other artists' own work, is scarce in recognition or compensation for the originating artist .
The Epoch Times: Dragon Boat Festival to Be Held for the First Time in Mount Hope, Orange County
The Mount Hope Chinese Association will host a Dragon Boat Festival on June 18th in Orange County, New York. The event will feature games, performances, and vendors selling food, drinks, jewelry, and health products. Although there won't be a dragon race on the river, several handmade dragons will race on land, prepared to represent the popular Chinese holiday. The theme of the event is loyalty and health, and admission for all ages is free.
#health
Fox News: I helped Democrats pass ObamaCare. Now my husband's brain tumor has me worrying about these surprises
A former staffer who worked on crafting the Affordable Care Act messaging is now witnessing the complexities of the health care system firsthand as her husband undergoes brain surgery. Despite her expertise, she found it challenging to navigate the system and understand insurance policies. The ACA eliminated most annual and lifetime caps, but many insurance models continue to prioritize their bottom line over patient care.
The Epoch Times: Flavanols Linked to Better Memory: Study
A new study published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that flavanols, compounds found in colorful fruits and vegetables, may help maintain mental sharpness in healthy older adults. Participants who took a daily flavanol pill with a lower baseline of flavanol intake experienced improved memory. However, taking a daily flavanol supplement with a rich flavanol diet saw only slight memory improvement. It's important to note that the study did not investigate the impact of depleting flavanol in individuals without deficiency, which would be ethically challenging.
Fox News: Hundreds of Native Americans found homeless after Arizona cracks down on Medicaid fraud
Over 100 fraudulent sober living homes in Arizona are closing after Medicaid funding was cut due to lack of service. More than 270 Native Americans from various tribes, primarily Navajo, were found living homeless in the Phoenix area. Many have agreed to move to legitimate facilities or return to their reservations. The Navajo Nation launched Operation Rainbow Bridge to assist those affected by the fake homes, providing temporary housing and services via a hotline. Arizona officials have seized $75 million and issued 45 indictments in the investigation, with hundreds of fake homes believed to still be in operation.
#education
Red State: University Launches Gay Summer Camp for 11-Year-Olds, Will School Them on 'Health Topics'
Wisconsin & Indiana Universities offer Pride Camps for middle schoolers. It focuses on gender identity, queer history, health & wellness.
#crime
Fox News: Florida sheriff puts drug dealers on notice after bust of 'methed up' mom-daughter duo: 'Lock your butt up'
A Florida mother-daughter duo was arrested during a traffic stop after a large amount of methamphetamine and other drug paraphernalia were found in their car. The deputies also found a syringe containing a yellowish liquid that tested positive for fentanyl. The mother was booked for trafficking in methamphetamine, possession of fentanyl, driving while license suspended with knowledge, and possession of drug paraphernalia, while the daughter was booked for possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Daily Wire: READ IT: Nashville School Shooter’s Autopsy Released
The autopsy of Audrey Hale, a trans-identifying Nashville school shooter who killed six people, reveals that she wasn't under the influence of drugs or alcohol during the shooting. The report also details her injuries before being shot by police. Hale identified as a male, and previously attended the private Christian school that she attacked. She carried two rifles and a pistol and fatally shot three nine-year-old students and three school staff members.
#sports
Forbes: Disney Reportedly A Top Candidate To Land WWE TV Rights
WWE's current TV deals with FOX and USA Network expire in 2024, leading to speculation about new deals and networks. Disney-owned FX is a leading contender to land WWE programming, with negotiations opening up to other networks like Amazon Prime and Apple. WWE's CEO Nick Khan expects a 150% bump in the new TV deals, which could include Raw and SmackDown airing on the same network or even on a streaming service. Regardless of where the shows end up, WWE is expected to benefit greatly from its biggest TV rights deal yet, with a star-studded roster that includes Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, Seth Rollins, and Becky Lynch.
Fox News: Olympic gold medalist Tori Bowie died from childbirth complications, autopsy finds
Tori Bowie, 32, Olympic gold medalist, died from complications related to childbirth, according to the medical examiner’s report. She was eight months pregnant and in labor at the time of her death. Bowie was found dead in her Florida home in May after a "well-being check." The Orange County Medical Examiner’s Office listed "respiratory distress and eclampsia" as possible complications. Bowie won three Olympic medals and two gold medals at the 2017 World Championships.
Fox News: Nikola Jokic's hometown celebrates the Nuggets' championship
Serbian town of Sombor celebrates Denver Nuggets’ first NBA title with two-time league MVP Nikola Jokic leading the team to a victory over the Miami Heat in Game 5. The small Balkan state with a population of over 6 million has experienced a memorable month with Jokic’s NBA victory and tennis star Novak Djokovic's 23rd Grand Slam singles title. Jokic, who has a passion for racehorses, has become the lowest drafted player to win MVP of the NBA finals.
Fox News: A's win sixth-straight game behind Shea Langeliers three-run double
The Oakland Athletics won their season-high sixth straight against the major league-leading Tampa Bay Rays, with Shea Langeliers hitting a three-run double in the fifth inning to secure a 4-3 victory. A's rookie Ken Waldichuk earned a three-inning save, the first of his career. The Rays had won eight of their previous nine games.
Forbes: Lionel Messi Confirms Retirement From World Cup
Lionel Messi confirms he will not play in the 2026 World Cup set to be held in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Messi, who recently led Argentina to win the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, revealed in an interview that he will not join the next FIFA international tournament at the age of 35. However, he expressed his intention to "watch" the competition in 2026 instead of participating.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Meet Blaser Group's New Thermal Compatible B2 Riflescopes
Blaser introduces the new B2 riflescope line, featuring German optical performance designed for use with thermal clip-on devices, as well as a compact and robust design. The scopes are available in 1-6x24 iC, 2-12x50 iC, and 2.5-15x56 iC models and offer a 6x zoom and 30mm main tube. The B2 scopes feature fine, daylight bright, illuminated fiber optic 4C reticles in the second focal plane and are available with or without an inner rail for mounting on any make and type of rifle. They also feature Blaser's Smart Lens Protection (SLP) hydrophobic coating to repel rain.
The Epoch Times: Hundreds More Properties on Alert as Winds Fan Massive Northeast BC Wildfire
High winds have caused the Donnie Creek wildfire, the second largest in British Columbia’s history, to spread rapidly, leading to evacuation orders for hundreds of properties. The Peace River Regional District has warned those in remote areas north of Fort St. John to be ready to vacate at short notice. Over 140 people are currently involved in efforts to control the lightning-caused fire, which began on May 12. Meanwhile, the evacuation order for the town of Tumbler Ridge remains in place as the 200 square kilometre West Kiskatinaw River blaze continues to grow. Environmental Canada has called for showers in the area on Tuesday, although gusty winds and lightning also pose risks.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: Reporter Learns How Brutal EV Road Trips Can Be After Driving from New York to Washington DC
A reporter's electric car road trip from New York City to Washington, D.C. took longer than expected due to frequent charging stops. The reporter used a Toyota electric SUV and experienced cold weather and insufficient charging stations, which resulted in charging times that added at least two hours to his nine-hour trip. He concluded that electric cars are not yet suitable for long trips, and the experience left him wishing for a gas-powered car.