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16 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Senator Oh Arranging 50 Buses to Bring Protesters to Ottawa to Oppose Foreign Agent Registry
Senator Victor Oh is renting buses to transport up to 3,000 people to Ottawa to demonstrate against legislation calling for a foreign agent registry to address foreign interference activities on Canadian soil. Senator Yuen Pau Woo will also be leading the demonstration. The Chinese Immigration Act of 1923, known as the Chinese Exclusion Act, was established to stop Chinese immigration, and its 100th anniversary is on June 24, the day of the demonstration. The Canadian government's proposed foreign agent registry has not received government support and is currently being debated in the Senate.
The Epoch Times: Due to Schedule Impasse, RFK Jr. Appears Poised to Win New Hampshire Primary
President Joe Biden may lose his party nomination to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in New Hampshire’s primary, following a successful push from Biden to switch it to second place after South Carolina. Republicans and Democrats in New Hampshire have vowed to stick to state law and hold the primary first, potentially leaving Biden off the Democratic ballot. A petition is calling for Biden to reconsider plans not to campaign in New Hampshire, arguing it could hurt his chances of winning the nomination. RFK Jr. has gained increased support, with a recent poll putting his favorability ratings ahead of Biden, and has attracted key influencers including former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
Rumors are circulating that Sen. Jeanne Shaheen may attempt a last-minute write-in campaign to keep Biden in the New Hampshire primary, but she is loyal to the state and has been fiercely critical of the DNC for meddling. Without Biden on the ballot, New Hampshire’s nearly 60% of independent voters will remain for the pool of Republican candidates, including frontrunner former President Donald Trump, giving Republicans an advantage. However, some speculate the issue could be a moot point, as the DNC has warned it will sanction any candidate who puts their name on the New Hampshire presidential primary ballot, and if Biden wins the election, it may ward off sanctions and alienating voters in the general election against him and other Democrat candidates.
Forbes: Jim Trusty Resigns: Here’s A Timeline Of All The Trump Lawyers Who Have Quit
Another attorney, Jim Trusty, resigned from former President Donald Trump’s legal team, this time representing the latter in the defamation lawsuit against CNN. Trusty cited “irreconcilable differences” between him and Trump. Meanwhile, Trump has been facing multiple legal challenges during his DOJ probe and accusations of his involvement in the January 6 insurrection.
The Epoch Times: Ontario Expanding 'Strong Mayor' Powers to 26 More Cities
Minister Steve Clark expands strong mayor powers beyond Toronto and Ottawa to 26 more large and fast-growing municipalities, allowing mayors to propose housing-related bylaws and pass them with the support of one-third of councillors, override council approval of bylaws, prepare city budgets, and hire and fire department heads. However, some mayors may not want the powers.
Washington Free Beacon: Hunter Biden's Shady Ex-Business Partner in Talks With GOP To Testify
Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, is negotiating with House Republicans to testify before a House Oversight Committee regarding the Biden family's foreign deals. Archer was subpoenaed by the committee chairman, who claims that Archer played a significant role in the Biden family's business deals abroad, including in Ukraine, China, and Russia. Archer and Hunter Biden were both on the board of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma, and Archer has also been convicted of defrauding a Native American tribe out of millions.
Spectator USA: Biden’s age and Trump’s legal problems are inescapable
The 2024 election will be dominated by the issues of Joe Biden's age and Donald Trump's legal troubles. Trump's controversies continue to capture the media's attention, but many voters are also concerned about Biden's age and health, although they still perceive him as a better option than Trump.
National Review: The Corner: Justice Thomas Questions Deputizing Private Parties to Wield Federal Powers
Private attorney general provisions have been the subject of much debate as they allow private plaintiffs to bring lawsuits to enforce public interests protected by federal and state law, despite not having personally suffered an injury. The expansion of such provisions has been a long-held position for liberals and progressives, but a recent example of Texas using this tactic to enforce its abortion law has caused controversy. There are concerns that encouraging financial incentives to file more lawsuits could result in weak cases that ultimately set back the powers of the executive, as private litigation shifts the power from competent, strategic litigators to less well-informed parties. However, private attorney general statutes such as the qui tam lawsuit have been around since 13th-century England and have been thoroughly used in the United States to fight fraud during wartime contracting. The qui tam action allows litigants to bring a lawsuit in their name on behalf of the United States, with the relator pursuing the case as if it's their own suit once the United States declines to intervene. The qui tam mechanism has raised concerns that it violates the unitary concentration of executive power in the hands of the president under Article II. Justice Clarence Thomas argues that the statute places control of litigation in the hands of the Attorney General, which is against public interest, as it could lead to unseemly races for government investigations that could profit private parties. The chief purposes of the Act were to stimulate action against war frauds through diligent prosecution by attorneys and to offer large rewards to stimulate actions by private parties if prosecuting officers are tardy in bringing the suits. Thomas is more circumspect about where he would come out, referring it to "complex questions," indicating that he would leave the issues to parties and the court below to consider after resolving the statutory issues. Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett agreed with Thomas that the Article II issue should be decided "in an appropriate case."
The Blaze: Horowitz: Powerful interstate law-making group planning agreement among governors to codify lockdown powers into law
State governments may be on the verge of codifying emergency "public health" authoritarianism, empowering governors to declare emergencies for an unlimited period with unlimited scope of authority. The proposed Model Public-Health-Emergency Authority Act strips citizens of constitutional rights and the ability to sue state governments, while granting governors unlimited martial law powers. The bill will be voted on at the upcoming conference of the Uniform Law Commission in July. It is crucial to raise awareness among legislators, particularly in red states, to prevent the spread of this percolating menace.
The Federalist Papers: Bombshell: FBI Official Testifies Against Mar-a-Lago Raid, Lists Massive Concerns With Search
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on charges relating to the mishandling of classified information, however, an FBI official has raised concerns about the agency's conduct during its raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in August. GOP Rep. Jim Jordan wrote a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, requesting all documents and communications relating to the search warrant and meetings between Justice Department officials and the FBI. Former Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Washington field office, Steven D’Antuono, expressed concerns with the Department’s pursuit of the raid and indicated that standard procedures had been breached.
Fox News: Newsom's pivot means an epic 2024, kill the zombie tax and more Fox News Opinion
President Biden wants to rewrite election rules to benefit himself. Gavin Newsom's recent interview suggests an epic 2024 election. Biden's failed economy has inflation numbers hurting American consumers and businesses. The Trump indictment turns the 2024 election upside down. Wildfires aren't getting worse due to climate change. Steve Hilton believes California is worth fighting for. Biden's Pentagon can't recruit new soldiers, threatening the US. The world is better than ever, despite doomsayers. One year after Roe was overturned marks a major milestone to recognize fundamental rights. Elon Musk changed protesting at work. Biden's global tax surrender hurts US businesses, workers and the economy. Evidence against Biden reeks of corruption. A brain tumor has one Democrat worried about health care.
Fox News: DOJ accuses Minneapolis Police Department, city of using excessive force, racial discrimination
Minneapolis Police Department and the city of Minneapolis have violated First and Fourth Amendments of US Constitution, found Justice Department's investigation on George Floyd's death last year. They have used excessive force and unlawfully discriminated against Black or Native American people in enforcement activities, violating speech rights. The investigation covered all types of forces used by MPD officers and is still ongoing.
National Review: Obama Pans Haley and Scott for Race-Relations Optimism, Mocks ‘We Can Make It’ Message of Minority Republicans
Former President Obama criticizes Republican presidential candidates Nikki Haley and Senator Tim Scott for not addressing crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in America. Obama suggests that the rhetoric of "can't we all get along?" needs to be undergirded with an honest accounting of America's past and present. Both candidates hit back against the former president's comments, with Scott accusing Obama of wasting the opportunity he had to bring the country together on race relations, while Haley accused Obama of setting "minorities back by singling them out as victims instead of empowering them."
#society
Forbes: Louisiana Legislators Pass Bill To Expunge Marijuana Conviction
Louisiana has passed House Bill 286 which will allow for the expungement of prior marijuana possession convictions. First-time offenders can now file a request for expungement within 90 days of their conviction, instead of waiting for the previous five-year period. Costs for the filing will be capped at $300, and bipartisan support for the bill was overwhelming. This move is one of many made nationwide toward marijuana policy reform.
The Blaze: 'Handmaid's Tale' California! 'Fertility equality'
California may redefine "infertility" from a medical condition to a status under the proposed bill SB 729. Insurance companies will cover in-vitro fertilization for "infertility." One of the authors, Sen. Caroline Menjivar (D), said it will help achieve lived equality for LGBTQ+ people. Conservatives warn it is like using women as commodities and renting wombs from surrogates, treating their bodies like state property.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Recent Rain May Not Be Enough to Halt the Shrinking of Canada's Cattle Herd
Canadian cattle farmers in the prairie provinces are continuing to see a steady decline in production due to severe drought conditions that have led to reduced pastures and water supplies. Creative solutions including hauling water by truck and trailer or filling dugouts via pipelines and pumps are being employed despite the toll it is taking on the industry. Last year, the size of the Canadian cattle herd fell to 12.3 million animals, the lowest since 1988. The situation could get worse this year as ranchers may sell their stocks. The number of beef cows in Canada is down 25% compared to 2005.
#military
Washington Free Beacon: Pentagon Leak Suspect Indicted on Charges Worth Up to 60 Years in Prison
U.S. Air National Guardsman, Jack Douglas Teixeira, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for leaking top-secret military intelligence records online in one of the most serious US security breaches since the WikiLeaks scandal. Teixeira is facing six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information with each charge providing a sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. The sensitive documents leaked contained information on allies and adversaries, including details relevant to the Ukraine crisis, air defenses, and Israel's spy agency. The president has ordered an investigation into how a low-level airman could access such sensitive information.
#culture
National Review: Stuff Your Peanuts and Cracker Jack, MLB
A group of religious bigots is set to be honored at a professional baseball game, and fans are outraged. One Catholic fan proposed an idea to hit baseball where it hurts – in the pocketbook; encouraging fans to cut back on concessions to show their contempt for the league's woke leadership. While the idea may be far-fetched, concessions make up a significant portion of MLB's revenue, and the suggestion could hit the sport's kowtowing owners and administrative lackeys where it hurts the most. The idea also gives papists far afield from Dodger Stadium the means to express their frustration at the league's insulting embrace of hate-steeped groups.
Fox News: Garth Brooks' Bud Light controversy: Country singer refuses to bow down to critics
Garth Brooks defends his decision to sell Bud Light at his new Nashville bar, Friends in Low Places, amidst controversy surrounding the beer company. Brooks emphasizes inclusiveness and diversity as important values, stating that all are welcome at his establishment regardless of personal opinions or beliefs. The country icon hopes for his bar to be a safe and welcoming environment for customers, like the "Chick-fil-A of honky-tonks."
Fox News: Woke Scooby Doo reboot ‘Velma’ renewed for second season despite dreadful reviews
"Velma," the controversial spinoff of "Scooby-Doo," has been renewed for a second season on HBO's Max, despite receiving dismal reviews from both critics and fans. The show's "cultural agenda," which included reimagined races and sexualities for characters, was deemed heavy-handed and unfunny. Some speculated that the show was a conspiracy to annoy right-wingers and drive up interest in the show.
#education
The Federalist: Court Halts MN Attempt To Ban Christian Kids From College Credit
Court rules that Minnesota Christian Colleges can participate in PSEO program despite amendment that banned religious colleges
Daily Wire: Nation’s Biggest Pediatrics Hospital Pushes Leftism, Discredited COVID Theories On Texas Doctors, Investigation Reveals
Daily Wire investigation reveals Texas Children's Hospital trains doctors in far-left activism, accusing dissenters of "micro-aggressions" & likening COVID questions to terrorism.
#crime
Daily Wire: Delphi Murder Suspect Allegedly Confessed To Murdering Teen Girls; Defense Says Confessions Can’t Be Trusted
Richard Allen, accused of murdering two teenage best friends in Indiana in 2017, allegedly confessed multiple times according to prosecutors. The defense team of Allen, who says he was on the hiking trail where the girls were killed, aims to suppress bullet ballistics evidence deemed unreliable by some forensic firearms analysts. Allen’s deteriorating mental and physical health is also being cited by his representatives. The court has set a trial for early 2023 and the case is being scrutinized for its reliance on witness testimony and forensic gun evidence.
Fox News: Michigan teen convicted of killing father with drain cleaner over hair salon appointment
Megan Joyce Imirowicz, a Michigan teenager, was found guilty of throwing drain cleaner on her father while he was sleeping because he didn't take her to a salon for her 18th birthday. The defendant broke into tears upon hearing the verdict and faces up to life in prison, with sentencing set for July 25. The court heard harrowing testimony from the defendant's brother and mother during the four-day trial.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Swiss Cyclist Gino Mäder Dies at 26
Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder died following a devastating crash during the Tour de Suisse. The 26-year-old crashed on a downhill road close to the end of the mountainous fifth stage into La Punt, and was found motionless in water. A second rider also crashed at the same spot. Magnus Sheffield sustained a concussion and bruises and was treated at a local hospital. The start of the sixth stage was delayed and riders gathered in a silent tribute before it was canceled, but the race will continue on Saturday. Mäder won a stage at the 2021 Giro d’Italia, was fifth in both the Paris-Nice and the Spanish Vuelta stage races this year, and considered one of Switzerland's best young riders.
Fox News: Father's Day gift guide: Golf-related gifts dad will love, use on the course
If your dad is a golfer and you're looking for ideas for Father's Day gifts, consider an at-home putting green, a golf trunk organizer, collared golf shirts, a range finder, personalized golf balls/tees, an at-home practice net, cooling towels, golf ice molds, golf-related desk accessories, or a tee time. Personalized gear adds a special touch, and a tee time can make for a fun family activity.
Forbes: Michael Jordan ‘Finalizing’ Sale Of Charlotte Hornets
Michael Jordan sells Charlotte Hornets for $1.77 billion. Jordan, who purchased the team for $180 million in 2010, is finalizing a deal to sell the team to Gabe Plotkin and Rich Schnall. Charlotte finished with a 27-55 record last season and has the No.2 pick in next week’s NBA Draft in Brooklyn.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Winnebago Solis
The Winnebago Solis is a Class B camper van that comes in two floorplans, both of which sleep up to four people. It has a pop-up roof and includes a wet bath, a fully functioning kitchen, a sleeping space, and a dinette area. It is ideal for travelers who want convenience and affordability, and for families who need additional sleeping space for kids. Its simple amenities make camping comfortable without breaking the bank.
#other
Daily Wire: Chris Hemsworth Clarifies Comments About Taking A Break From Hollywood
Chris Hemsworth clarified his previous statements about taking a break from Hollywood to spend more time with family and care for his health. The actor explained that his words had been exaggerated in the media and that he simply wanted to simplify and be more curated in future project choices. Hemsworth is married and has three children.