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15 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Greg Gutfeld: ‘Misinformation Is Anything the Left Doesn’t Want to Hear’
Fox News Host Greg Gutfeld mocks the United Nations' report on disinformation and hate speech as a threat to freedom of speech. The report aims to police digital content, but Gutfeld criticized the recommendations as subjective terms coined by global authoritarians. The comedian also mocked the UN's diagram and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in his show, Gutfeld!
The American Mind: The Constitution, Citizenship, and the New Right
The American kleptocracy is pushing for tyranny and the erosion of natural rights. Democracy has become a farce, with unaccountable bureaucrats colluding with Wall Street to import a new populace and reduce rural Americans to serf-like status. The only force that can oppose this tyranny is an armed citizenry with a stake in society. The New Right must reconnect with republican communities and consider the possible outcomes of our current crisis. They must ally with the AR-15 crowd and focus on state and local republican institutions in order to protect natural rights. The alternative is civil conflict.
Daily Wire: Bob McDonnell, A Past Jack Smith Target, Rips ‘Overzealous’ Trump Prosecutor
Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell criticized Special Counsel Jack Smith for being "overzealous and overaggressive" in prosecuting former President Donald Trump in a documents case. McDonnell had personal experience with Smith, who oversaw his bribery and extortion conviction in a gifts case that was later thrown out by the Supreme Court in 2016. Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 charges, including violations of the Espionage Act, obstruction, and making false statements, and accused Smith of running "political hit jobs" during an address to supporters at his New Jersey resort.
The Epoch Times: How About a Presidential Campaign About Vision and Principles?
Former Vice President Mike Pence and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joining the presidential race bring the total of Republican candidates to 12. Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis lead the polls for now, but it is still early in the game of politics. Americans are not happy with their country, and only 18 percent express satisfaction with the direction. This dissatisfaction creates a big opportunity for a Republican presidency. With that said, there needs to be a discussion about what the country is about and what principles it should have.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Henry Eyring Announces Candidacy for Utah Rep. Chris Stewart’s Vacated Seat
Henry Eyring announces his candidacy for Congress as a Republican for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District. Eyring is a pro-life, pro-family, and pro-liberty candidate aiming to defend constitutional rights, cut waste in Washington, and lower the cost of living.
The Epoch Times: Biden Administration Seeks to Renew Engagement Policy With Blinken's Trip to China: Expert
Antony Blinken, Secretary of State for the Biden administration, is visiting China this week to re-establish communications and discuss mutual cooperation with Chinese communist leadership. The visit is part of an effort to build guardrails between the two powers and prevent competition from turning into conflict. However, Bradley Thayer, director of China policy at the Center for Security Policy, believes that the Biden administration is attempting to revive a flawed engagement policy that made China rich and will leave the US weaker in this new Cold War. Thayer argues that the US intelligence community has failed to keep citizens updated on the rise of China, and that its assumptions need to be corrected to sustain freedom and liberty in the US.
Red State: Joe Biden Starts to Crack, Snaps at a Reporter For Asking Him About the 'Big Guy'
Biden snaps at reporter asking about the FBI informant referring to him as the "Big Guy" in the bribery scandal involving his family. He calls the question "dumb," but it's a crucial one that goes to the core of the scandal. Biden's angry outbursts towards the press go unchecked because he's a Democrat - a double standard compared to how a Republican would be treated.
The American Mind: There Is No Escape Hatch
Kevin Slack, a Hillsdale College Professor, calls for the new right to use militant language like "evil" and "degenerate," while holding individuals in the bureaucracy accountable. However, the author of the article is uncertain that Slack's prescriptions for the New Right rise to the level required at the national level. The author believes that it is imperative to return the Bible to the classroom and Scripture to the public square, in conjunction with creating a rightist political order wielded by all available intermediary institutions.
#society
The American Mind: Revolutionary Necessity
In War on the American Republic, Kevin Slack argues that an armed citizenry with a stake in society can oppose the ruling kleptocracy and protect against state coercion. However, while the Left celebrates revolution, a civil war would pit "city against country, neighbor against neighbor." To prevent open conflict, a common recognition of inalienable rights not subject to negotiation must be forced. According to Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence, conditions necessary for invoking the natural right to revolution include a serious infringement of natural rights, an extended, persistent pattern, a refusal to negotiate, and the necessity of a better alternative.
Daily Wire: ‘Woke Alert:’ Disney, Kohl’s Blasted Over Support Of LGBT Group Hosting Anonymous Chats For Minors
Consumers' Research has flagged Disney, Bank of America and Kohl's, among other companies, for their support of the Trevor Project, a pro-LGBTQ+ organization that aims to end suicide among young people who identify as LGBTQ+. Critics claim the Trevor Project enables sexual predators through an online chat room in which adults can chat to vulnerable children without age verification, and promotes a dangerous radical gender ideology. Kohl's has a Trevor Project pride collection and donated $100,000 to the organization, while General Motors, Chipotle and Bank of America have also given financial backing. Consumers' Research offers consumers ways to reach out to the companies and the alerts identify the companies' woke capitalism.
Daily Wire: WaPo Desperately Tries To Spin Bud Light’s Massive Plummet In Sales
Bud Light's rapid sales decline is being spun by The Washington Post as an organic change rather than due to backlash from the brand's partnership with a trans activist. Critics point to the drop-off in sales coinciding with the ill-fated partnership and suggest it caused the decline, while others question the Post's suggested long-term trend. Bud Light's loss in popularity comes amid stagnation for domestic beer sales. The brand was targeted by a boycott, and critics suggest consumers may be moving away from the brand.
Other brands facing boycotts include retail giant Target, which lost billions in market capitalization after backlash over its "LGBTQ+ PRIDE" display, featuring "coming out" greeting cards and trans-identifying children's swimwear. Critics suggest the Left will be desperate to convince conservatives the boycott against Bud Light didn't work, hoping this won't be replicated against woke targets in the future.
Human Events: 55% of TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram users get news from
influencers NOT journalists: study
A new report from Britain’s University of Oxford found that over half of TikTok and Snapchat users, as well as 52 percent of Instagram users, get their news from social media influencers rather than traditional news outlets. The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism interviewed 94,000 people across 46 countries, finding that mainstream journalists struggle to gain attention on newer networks like TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat. Overall trust in the news has fallen by two percentage points globally, and over half of people struggle to distinguish between real and fake news.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: TikTok To Sponsor Journalism Conference Amid Espionage and Propaganda Allegations
TikTok is sponsoring a journalism conference organized by the Poynter Institute, a media watchdog group that operates PolitiFact, to improve journalism standings in a free society. Despite TikTok’s partnership with China and allegations of spying on journalists, the social media platform aims to fight against misinformation, teach about engaging content creation, and counter disinformation, winning allies in their case against the U.S. ban. TikTok has previously been a significant donor of Poynter, with at least $50,000 in donations, and will be joined by other tech giants including Facebook and Microsoft as sponsors for the conference.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Admin Poised To Make Major Concessions to Iran in Exchange for Nuclear Pause: Report
Biden administration offers billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets in exchange for halting uranium enrichment at 60%. Israel sees nuclear proliferation in Iran as a threat to national security.
#economy
Forbes: This Week In Credit Card News: Older Consumers Propping Up Economy; Cannabis Sellers Using Prohibited Payments
America's economy is being propped up by the spending patterns of consumers over 60, while the younger generations cut back on their use of credit and debit cards. Credit card debt continues rising, with households owed $986 billion in the first quarter of 2023, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Meanwhile, consumers using medical credit cards or loans face rising debts and costs, while nearly 80% of Gen Z and Millennials are actively seeking to improve their credit but are unsure how to start. The top five mobile banking priorities for U.S. consumers center on managing account transactions, particularly transaction detail, lost or stolen cards, and account balances.
Forbes: Fast-Casual Restaurant Chain Cava Soars Past IPO Target Price In First Day Of Trading
Mediterranean restaurant chain Cava has gone public with an initial stock offering which raised $318m and valued the company at $4bn. Shares rose from $22 at launch to $42 per share by 1pm, as investors responded positively to Cava's culture-defining brand opportunity. The chain has grown rapidly since its launch in 2006 to operate across 22 US states, predominantly D.C., and has attained a nationwide presence by acquiring competing failing chain Zoe's Kitchen. However, the company remains unprofitable, with losses of $59m last year.
Fox News: Average homeowner equity in US declines for first time in over a decade, reflecting housing market slowdown
Home equity in the US has decreased for the first time in over a decade, as homeowners with a mortgage suffer from a drop in value. Data from CoreLogic revealed a 1.9% decline in homeowner equity per borrower in Q1 2023 compared to the same period in 2022. This is despite the number of underwater homeowners, those who owe more than their home is worth, remaining steady at 1.2 million homes, or 2.1% of mortgaged properties. The US housing market is said to be struggling with higher mortgage rates and a lack of available homes.
Average US homeowner equity has fallen year-over-year for the first time since 2012. Homeowner equity amounts to the property's present value minus the remaining mortgage debt. Overall, US homeowners with a mortgage have collectively lost $108.4bn in property equity between Q1 2022 and Q1 2023, a 0.7% drop, according to CoreLogic. Figures for the first quarter of 2023 show that average homeowner equity per borrower totalled $274,070, down 1.9% YoY. Nevertheless, there was a marginal increase of 0.9% from Q4 2022 to Q1 2023.
Breitbart: Biden Offers Work-Permit Giveaway to India's White-Collar Migrants
Biden's deputies have quietly announced a work permit giveaway for hundreds of thousands of white-collar temporary workers from India to compete against American graduates for jobs. The giveaway allows many Indian H-1B, L-1, and O-1 temporary workers to escape long-term indentured-service contracts with Fortune 500 subcontractors and compete with US graduates. The influx of such workers will push young American graduates out of career opportunities and expand ethnic hiring by Indian-born predatory managers in many Fortune 500 companies and their subcontractors.
#military
Fox News: Bomb squad called after live grenade donated to California museum
A California museum received a live grenade as a donation. The item was placed outside, and the bomb squad from Travis Air Force Base inspected and took it away. The grenade was an innocent mistake by a well-intentioned donor.
The Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum in California was evacuated when the bomb squad was called following the discovery of a live grenade. No one was injured, and the museum reopened the next day. The scare came after a man was killed, and his two teenage children injured last month after a live grenade detonated in Lake County, Indiana.
#religion
The New American: Celebrating Sin? Biden’s Church Holds “Pride” Mass; Devout Catholics Protest - The New American
A church in Georgetown frequented by Joe Biden held a “Pride” Mass on Wednesday. The event was the church's "3rd annual LGBTQIA+ Pride Mass." The parish's pastor defended the celebration "Our celebration of Pride is not celebrating personal vanity, but the human dignity of a group of people who have been too long the objects of violence, bullying, and harassment." A group of conservative Catholics organized a rally outside the church to pray the rosary during the Pride Mass.
#culture
Fox News: Glenda Jackson, two-time Oscar winner, dead at 87
Acclaimed British actress Glenda Jackson has died at age 87 after a short illness. She earned the Triple Crown of acting with two Oscars, two Emmys, and a Tony. Jackson starred in notable films such as "Mary, Queen of Scots," "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Class of Miss MacMichael," as well as playing Queen Elizabeth I on TV in "Elizabeth R." Later in life, she served as a Labour Party lawmaker for 23 years before returning to acting and winning a Tony for "Three Tall Women" in 2018. Jackson completed filming "The Great Escaper" with co-star Michael Caine before her passing.
#health
The Epoch Times: Summertime Pet Essentials
Dogs need to stay cool in hot weather to stay healthy and happy. Pet gear like Splish Splash! Peteast Splash Sprinkler Pad ($33.99) and the Canada Pooch Chill Seeker Cooling Vest ($39-$77) can help keep pups hydrated and comfortable outdoors. Green Pet Cool Pet Pad ($24.99-$84.99) is perfect for dogs who like to nap on hot days, since it uses a special cooling material. And for car rides, The Noggle ($59.99) attaches to your car's air conditioning vent and provides cool air to your dog in the back seat.
The Epoch Times: Sick School
A small town is shaken by unexplained illnesses and deaths in a local school, leading to suspicions that a nearby landfill may be the culprit. The community is on edge as they fear for the health of their children and the potential damage to their property values.
Fox News: Sleep could be the secret to living a longer life, study finds
Sweet dreams linked to lower mortality.
Shortages of cancer drugs impacting patient treatments.
Country duo advocates for sober living and mental health.
Dengue outbreak in Peru reaches record levels.
Canadian wildfires cause health risks due to smoke.
Experts share the importance of water for health.
Australian flu epidemic puts US doctors on alert.
#education
The Blaze: Students as old as 11 still aren't potty-trained, Swiss teachers complain: 'Kids get conditioned to diapers'
Swiss teachers report older students attend school in diapers due to a lack of potty training at home; similar issue faced by Buffalo, NY.
#crime
Fox News: California authorities find enough fentanyl in San Francisco to kill 2.1 million people: Newsom
California Highway Patrol officers seized more than 4.2 kilograms of fentanyl in San Francisco since May 1, enough to kill over 2.1 million people, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration. Along with the fentanyl, authorities also seized other illegal drugs and arrested 92 suspects, including those involved in possession of fentanyl and illegal firearm possession. Governor Gavin Newsom credited new CHP jurisdictional protocols and the deployment of CHP officers, as well as the assistance of the California National Guard, for the successful busts.
Breitbart: Clerk, Robber Both Dead After Shootout in Gun-Controlled California
Gunfire with alleged armed robber in California's EZ Mart Liquor Store resulted in deaths of the store clerk and the 16-year-old. Despite having strict gun control laws such as universal background checks, gun registration requirements, and a ban on campus carry, California had 3,576 firearm homicides in 2021.
The Epoch Times: Mendicino Grapples to Explain Lack of Bernardo Info Despite His Office, PMO Knowing
Questions arise over why Canadian Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were among the last to know about the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison in Quebec. Mendicino has called the situation “unacceptable” after it emerged that his office had been informed about the move in both March and May. Trudeau’s office has said it was briefed on the day of the move. Mendicino has now issued a directive to ensure he is personally informed about high-profile inmate transfers.
The Federalist Papers: 'Abhorrent': Harvard Manager Charged with Selling Human Body Parts, Including from Infants
Six people, including the manager of Harvard Medical School's morgue, were arrested on charges of stealing and selling human body parts as part of a multistate enterprise. The arrests were made following a federal investigation that found body parts were sold from 2018 to 2022 as part of a national network, with some being shipped out of state. The charges include conspiracy and interstate transport of stolen goods, and the defendants could face up to 10 years in prison.
The Blaze: Man accused of fatally stabbing ex-con on subway train says he acted in self-defense; ex-con allegedly hit accused in face amid argument before pair wrestled on floor
A man has been charged with manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon after the fatal stabbing of 36-year-old Devictor Ouedraogo on a New York subway train on Tuesday evening. Jordan Williams has claimed that he acted in self-defense after Ouedraogo allegedly began violently harassing passengers on the J train and punched Williams in the face during an argument. A witness added that Ouedraogo punched one of the women on the subway in the face before the altercation with Williams, and another witness described seeing Williams punch Ouedraogo in the chest before the victim stumbled from the train with a fatal wound in his chest. If convicted of first-degree manslaughter, Williams could face up to 25 years in prison.
Fox News: Key West real estate mogul charged with shooting man for peeing on wall faces new murder rap
A businessman in Key West was indicted on first-degree murder charges for shooting a high school football coach's son, Garrett Hughes, outside a bar. Lloyd Brewer III, the owner of the strip mall where the bar is located, shot Hughes after the 21-year-old relieved himself on a nearby wall. Hughes's family is suing Brewer for wrongful death.
Daily Wire: Covenant School Shooter’s Parents Request Manifesto Remain Private: Report
Parents of the Covenant School shooter want to ensure that the manifesto remains private to prevent further trauma to survivors, according to local media. The request comes in the form of documents transferring ownership of the highly contested manifesto. The shooter's parents state they will use the gift's trust for the purpose of preventing the dissemination, copying, distribution, publication or unauthorised use of any of the writings. They also state the manifesto may cause additional psychological trauma to the surviving victims. Once the transfer goes through, the families of the victims would own the rights to the manifesto and keep the writings private.
#sports
Fox News: 2 shot, Denver police officer hit by fire truck during Nuggets NBA championship parade
Two people were shot following a parade and rally celebrating the Denver Nuggets' NBA championship. The shooting occurred at Curtis Street and 17th street and the suspects are currently unknown. A Denver police officer was also struck by a fire truck near the end of the parade route at West 13th Avenue and Cherokee Street and is in serious but stable condition.
Forbes: Mbappé Confirms No New PSG Deal Before Next Summer: ‘No Need To Explain’
Kylian Mbappé confirmed he won't make a decision to renew his contract with Paris Saint-Germain until the end of next season, leaving his tenure with the French club uncertain. His letter to PSG reportedly prompted the club to give him an ultimatum to agree to new terms before the upcoming season or transfer out this summer. The 24-year-old forward's decision not to sign a contract extension has fueled speculation that he could join Real Madrid after his upcoming season in France.
Breitbart: LIV Golf Will Compensate PGA Loyalists Who Spurned Saudi Cash
LIV Golf plans to compensate PGA Tour players who rejected Saudi money before the merger. The Saudi Public Investment Fund reportedly has a compensation fund for players who stayed with the PGA Tour during the publicized feud. Golfers Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, and Jon Rahm were among the most prominent professionals who rejected the millions offered by PIF to join LIV.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Wildfire Evacuation Order Lifted for Residents of Tumbler Ridge, BC
Residents of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, were allowed to return home after a fast-moving wildfire forced them to evacuate. An evacuation alert will remain in place indefinitely and residents are urged to be prepared for further evacuations. The West Kiskatinaw fire, which grew to 250 square kilometres, remains out of control.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Tucker-Less Fox News Loses Weekly Ratings Crown to MSNBC for First Time in 5 Years
MSNBC beats Fox News and CNN in total primetime viewers and 25-54-year-old viewers for the first time in five years. MSNBC averaged 1.52 million total viewers and 172,000 adults 25-54 in primetime, beating Fox News and CNN. Tucker Carlson's exit has affected Fox News, as he was his own brand, and CNNLOL lags behind MSNBC and Fox News. Fox News lost a third of its viewers in May, and now MSNBC has taken the lead in cable news.
Red State: The Golden Globes Were Long Overdue for Repair - This Change May Not Solve the Problems
The Golden Globes, a joke in the entertainment industry, has been bought by Eldridge Industries, with Dick Clark Productions and Penske Media. Dissolving the HFPA was a good move, but retaining the voting members is not a solution. The show has been plagued with bribes, payola, and other scandals, and the new business arrangement raises questions about improper coverage.
The Epoch Times: The 10 Most Underrated Destinations Around the World
TimeOut.com has released a list of underrated travel destinations, including Turku, Lake Bacalar and Srebrenik. Turku, Finland's former capital, was built in the 13th century and you can visit medieval fortresses and enjoy fika, a coffee and cake break. Srebrenik in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a dramatic medieval town that looks like it is straight out of "Game of Thrones". The list also includes Mongolia, Cabo Rojo in Puerto Rico, Gippsland in Australia, Plymouth in England, Burlington in Vermont, Cuenca in Ecuador, and Karpathos in Greece.
The Epoch Times: Best Blueberry Pie
This article provides a classic recipe for a blueberry pie with a golden crust base and sweet blueberry filling using fresh fruit, Granny Smith apples, lemon juice, cinnamon and cornstarch. The recipe requires all-purpose flour, cold butter, salt, sugar, eggs, and ice-cold water for the crust. Tips include using ripe, fresh blueberries, avoiding overworking the pie dough, and using a buttery crumble topping for the pie. Hashtag: