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17 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: Judiciary Committee: IRS Agent Used Fake Name to Trick His Way Into Citizen's Residence
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the IRS for allegedly using fake names to harass American taxpayers. According to Chairman Jim Jordan, an IRS agent used a fake alias to visit an Ohio resident's home to discuss delinquent tax filings and threatened to freeze all of her assets and put a lien on her house if she didn't pay up. The Committee has requested documents and communications related to these deceptive field visits, reminding the IRS of its past abusive behavior, such as intimidating journalist Matt Taibbi during his testimony in front of Congress.
#society
The Epoch Times: Mom Speaks Out About Societal Pressure Pushing Teens Towards Transgenderism
A Chinese-American mother shares her family's struggle since her teenage son came out as transgender. James, a once gentle and bright child with excellent grades, began failing classes and became hostile to his mother when she refused to address him by his preferred pronouns. The COVID-19 pandemic worsened James's situation by increasing his isolation while distance learning. Ava urges parents to speak out against the growing sexual culture war that can affect any child. Ava blames online influences and pornography as factors contributing to James's gender confusion. She also feels that intense social pressure has frustrated her attempts to help her son. The family is currently seeking a trustworthy therapist to help them.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Palestinian Leader Abbas Ends China Trip After Backing Beijing's Suppression of Muslim Minorities
Abbas visits China, voices support for CCP's policy towards Muslim minorities in Xinjiang, seeking economic aid. Abbas met with Xi Jinping, endorsing Beijing’s domestic and foreign policies and disavowing Western concepts of human rights. Palestinian Authority claims the CCP's policy in Xinjiang has "nothing to do with human rights and aims to combat terrorism and separatism." The CCP is detaining over a million Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in internment camps, subjecting them to torture, rape, forced labor, and political indoctrination, according to researchers. The Trump administration declared the treatment of Uyghurs a genocide in 2020. Arab states rarely criticize the CCP's treatment of Muslims.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Profit Upgrade Electrifies AGL Energy, Power Bills Soar
Australia's largest electricity generator, AGL Energy, announced a profit upgrade while also revealing bill increases of up to 30 percent, causing share prices to surge by 11.3 percent. The company plans to spend up to $10 billion on shutting down ageing coal-fired power stations to replace them with renewable energy and fast-start gas units. Despite the increase, the company is aware of the impact on customers during this inflationary period, with AGL chief executive Damien Nicks encouraging customers to switch to monthly billing to manage increased living costs. AGL is set to slug customers with the price increases from July 1 as it continues to target a complete exit from coal-fired generation by 2035.
#military
Fox News: California Navy sailors injured in watercraft accident at Naval Base Point Loma
A watercraft crash at Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego injured five sailors conducting routine training operations. Four of them were support personnel, and one was a Navy SEAL. The crash occurred when a U.S. Naval Special Warfare Command unit's ship hit Zuniga Point, a large jetty, causing injuries but none of them were considered life-threatening.
#religion
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Christians pray outside Dodger Stadium to protest the team honoring hate group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
Catholics protest outside Dodger Stadium as the team honors the anti-Christian drag group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. The group mocks Christ and the Catholic faith. They are praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet led by the local bishop and hope attendance at the Dodgers' pride night is low.
#culture
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #728 Hints, Clues And Answer For Saturday, June 17th
It's the second anniversary of Wordle and we're almost at . Today's Wordle is solved by guessing the word "ranch". "Ranch" originated in North America and has its etymological roots in Spanish. Play competitive Wordle against the author and follow them on social media.
#crime
Daily Wire: Police Officer Fired For Running From Sheriff After He Was Pulled Over For Speeding
Orlando police officer Alexander Shaouni was fired after speeding at 80 mph in a 45 mph zone, leading to charges of reckless driving, resisting an officer and eluding the police. When the Seminole County sheriff's deputy pulled him over, Shaouni refused to provide his driving license, turned his back and drove off in his cruiser. The Orlando Police Department confirmed Shaouni is under an internal investigation by the department and faces a criminal investigation by the Seminole County Sheriff.
The Epoch Times: 2 Teens Hospitalized After Stabbings in San Diego
Two teens were stabbed during an argument at a celebration of life in Mission Beach. The suspect, a 19-year-old woman, used a knife to cut a man and a woman. The victims were rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
#sports
The American Spectator: Basketball Is No Longer America’s Game
Europe has given the NBA some of its top players, including Nikola Jokić, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Luka Dončić, while Africa has contributed players like Joel Embiid. The success of these international players in the NBA can be attributed to basketball's global expansion, which has made the sport more popular around the world. The international players are often better prepared for the NBA, having years of high-grade development and team play under their belts.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: The Best Fly Fishing Brands: Gear, Rods, Clothing, & More
Looking to buy high-quality fly fishing gear? Look no further than these top fly fishing brands known for their attention to detail, innovative designs, and overall high quality. From fly rods and reels to waders, clothing, sunglasses, and nets, these brands have everything you need to get started. Shop confidently with these fly fishing companies, which can be found at local gear shops, online on their websites, and other online retailers such as Amazon, Backcountry, Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Trident Fly Fishing.