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16 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Banana Republic: Thirty million for the Big Guy?
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer suggests the Biden family may have accepted $30 million from foreign sources, according to new bank records. Senator Ted Cruz also demands transparency from Joe Biden regarding a "mystery source" that paid him and his wife about $10 million in 2017. The potential corruption with these amounts is unprecedented in U.S. politics, and if Comer finds what he thinks he will in the bank records, it will be corruption on an unheard-of scale.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Joe Biden Speaks at Gun Control Summit
President Biden to speak at National Safer Communities Summit, marking one-year anniversary of Bipartisan Safer Communities Act promoting gun control. Democrat Senators, gun control advocacy groups, and activists also attending.
The Epoch Times: House Appropriator Shares Growing GOP Support to Cut DOJ, FBI Budget Amid Political Woes
Republicans, particularly members of the House Freedom Caucus, are calling for deeper cuts to the budget of the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Rep. Ben Cline (R-Va.) said that the DOJ and FBI cuts already have the support of Subcommittee Chair Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) and other senior Republicans, and that “leadership is generally sharing our concerns”. Republicans have accused both the DOJ and the FBI of being politicized and/or weaponized against conservatives. Democrats have criticized the cuts, and Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), who sits on the House Appropriations Committee, told Politico that the move to block the FBI's new headquarters would put “our national security at risk”.
Flag And Cross: Bongino Reveals 'Weird' Occurrence Happened After Attacking Soros Family on His Show
Conservative commentators Dan Bongino and Jack Posobiec allege being hit with coordinated cyberattacks as they discussed left-wing billionaire George Soros and the Biden family's alleged history of receiving bribes. Bongino believes it was no accident that his website was hit with a denial-of-service attack during his discussion of the transfer of power from Soros to his son. Similarly, Posobiec claims his website was attacked immediately after it posted an article about alleged audio recordings of the Bidens receiving bribes, raising questions of whether the government should investigate these attacks on free speech.
Newsbusters: Tapper and Haugen Bemoan Free Speech on Facebook
Facebook "whistleblower" Frances Haugen claims on CNN that the platform has not announced its plans to censor users ahead of the 2024 elections, worrying that Facebook has not done enough to ensure election "safety." She also complains that the platform has cut back on many of its unpopular censorship rules and demands that companies like Facebook report the social side of their ledger to ensure public transparency and accountability. Haugen ignores recent scaled-back restrictions on certain content related to COVID-19 and additional user control over their newsfeeds in response to user feedback. Conservative groups are fighting Big Tech censorship.
Foreign Policy: What in the World?
1. Nigerian official arrested, Central Bank governor removed.
2. Former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi dies at 86.
3. Earthquake strikes Kashmir, magnitude 5.4.
4. Japan passes bill promoting LGBTQ+ understanding.
5. Putin admits Russia doesn't have enough military equipment to win in Ukraine.
6. Guatemalan newspaper founder sentenced to prison.
7. African delegation arrives in Ukraine for peace agreement talks.
8. Colombian President Petro scheduled to meet with Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez.
9. Ecuadorian woman presumed dead found alive at her wake.
10. Swedes blame high inflation on Beyoncé's Stockholm performance.
The Epoch Times: Biden and Democrats Already Face Uphill Battle for Florida's Hispanic Voters in 2024
As the 2024 election approaches, the Democratic Party may be facing trouble due to a steady rightward trend among Hispanic and Latino voters in Florida. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has noted the trend among Miami-Dade voters over the past four elections, which could see the county, previously a guaranteed vote for Democrats, go red again. Florida’s Hispanic voters are shifting their focus away from socialism and social issues towards conservative values when it comes to family and education, while also being more in tune with the pro-business and pro-police policies that have taken hold over the years.
The Blaze: 'It’s a no brainer': Schwarzenegger says he would be president if he could run — 'I see so clearly how I could win'
Arnold Schwarzenegger says he would run for president in 2024 if he could, and he believes he could win. The actor and former Governor of California also commented that he doesn't think Donald Trump could win the next presidential election. Schwarzenegger thinks he could bring the nation together, adding that when he was running for Governor it was clear people were looking for someone who didn't see the other party as the enemy.
#society
Daily Wire: American Support For Same Sex Relations Dropped Seven Points Since Last Year
Support for same-sex relations in America drops to 64% from the record-high 71% last year with Republicans stating that same-sex relations were acceptable dropping from 56% to 41%; the lowest Gallup has measured for Republicans since 2014. Approval for pornography usage dips from 41% to 39%, while approval for sex between unmarried men and women dips 4% from 76% to 72%. ( )
The Epoch Times: From Neglect to Nurturing: A Father's Day Transformation
A man shares his painful experience of growing up with a father who ignored him. He talks about how his father had another family and considered him parentally disposable. His father even advocated his death by means of abortion. As a result, Father’s Day was no longer about his relationship with his father but about the relationship he has with his son, and he became the father he always wanted. He believes children want consistent effort from their parents, and he is proud of being the father his son respects.
PJ Media: Could It Be That Anheuser-Busch Tanked Bud Light ON PURPOSE?
Did Anheuser-Busch purposefully tank their Bud Light brand to rid themselves of their traditional, male audience? A former employee has stepped forward to say yes. In an attempt to be more inclusive and appealing to woke audiences, the marketing team intentionally alienated their core customer base, resulting in a massive sales decline. If true, this decision appears to be a suicidal one from a business standpoint. Some believe the executives knew exactly what they were doing and are willing to lose billions in exchange for woke approval.
Fox News: Lebanese man suspected of trafficking stolen antiquities faces Interpol warrant
Georges Lotfi, an 82-year-old Lebanese man, is wanted by Interpol for trafficking stolen antiquities. Lotfi was previously questioned in Lebanon but denied charges of stealing antiquities and claimed to have bought them from archeologists before selling them to a US museum. However, it was later discovered that the 27 antiquities were stolen in 1981 from a warehouse in Lebanon. The US judicial authorities have sent the case related to Lotfi to Beirut and requested that Lebanese authorities follow up on him. Lotfi’s case is not the first of its kind and antiquities smuggling in Lebanon was frequent during the 1975-90 civil war.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Mali's top diplomat demands UN peacekeepers leave the country after more than 10 years
Mali's foreign minister has demanded that UN peacekeepers leave the country, claiming they have failed to achieve their objectives and created distrust. The peacekeepers have struggled to manage an insurgency that began in 2012, with at least 170 peacekeepers killed since 2013. Diop's demand came as the mission's mandate was being discussed by the UN Security Council and troop withdrawals from countries including Germany and the UK were announced. Conflict analysts worry that Mali's junta is seeking to tighten its grip on power and respond to public protests calling for peace. The UN has yet to comment.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Desperate Bud Light Exec Addresses Customers in New Statement, Announces 'Three Important Actions'
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth released a statement addressing the boycott of the Bud Light brand due to its partnership with a transgender influencer. Whitworth did not reference the boycott directly, but instead vowed to protect jobs affected by the partnership and stated that Bud Light's summer advertising campaign would reinforce its image as an easy-to-drink beer. The statement was released amid another week of declining sales, as Bud Light lost its position as America's best-selling beer to Modelo.
The New American: St. Petersburg International Economic Forum: Brazil Hopes to Attain $10 Billion in Trade With Russia by 2024 - The New American
Brazil aims to achieve a $10 billion trade with Russia by the time of President Putin's visit in 2024. Russia holds various talks concerning trade and agricultural products, including an increasing interest in exporting grains in national currencies. The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum is expected to focus on talks concerning Russia's economy amid Western sanctions, addressing technological sovereignty and labor challenges (, ).
#culture
Forbes: Halsey And Suga Have Turned Their Friendly Collaborations Into Major Events For Fans
Halsey and Suga have released their latest collaboration, "Lilith (Diablo IV Anthem)," to impressive sales figures and a spot on the Billboard charts. This marks their third joint effort, following the success of "Boy with Luv" and "Suga's Interlude." Their partnership has become a unique and successful phenomenon in the music industry, serving as a reminder to other artists to consider working together again if a collaboration proves successful.
#health
PJ Media: Lady Gaga Becomes Pfizer Shill
Lady Gaga has signed on with Pfizer to be the new face of Nurtec ODT, a migraine therapy. Pfizer has made Lady Gaga the focal point of its Nurtec ODT website and released a TV spot. The marketing team has signed the singer to give patients a million reasons to take the drug.
Pfizer is using Lady Gaga to sell Nurtec ODT, its migraine treatment drug. This tactic may produce high returns on investment, but using vapid pop stars to sell medicine is deeply perverse and cynical. Celebrities have been front and center of the propaganda push to get people vaccinated against COVID-19. Even those who have suffered vaccine injuries advocate for getting vaccinated out of a sense of social responsibility, which demonstrates the groupthink power that the liberal cult is capable of exerting upon its own members.
#education
Daily Wire: San Francisco Teacher Suspended For Singling Out White Male Students In Class
San Francisco teacher suspended for singling out white male students, using inappropriate materials. 15-day unpaid suspension.
#crime
Fox News: Former death row inmate freed after pleading guilty in boy's death
Lamont Hunter freed after 17 years on death row for the death of a 3-year-old in 2006, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. The coroner's report revised the cause of death from homicide to "undetermined," leading to time served instead of a new trial. Mixed reactions from boy's family.
Fox News: DC shooting leaves pregnant woman dead, man wounded as manhunt on for gunmen: police
A pregnant woman was shot and killed in a targeted shooting in Washington, D.C., and her baby is in critical condition. Two gunmen remain at large. The woman was identified as 22-year-old Samya Gill, and the shooting occurred in the middle of the day.
Fox News: WATCH: Illegal fireworks warehouse explodes, incident caught on camera rocks neighborhood
An illegal fireworks warehouse in the Philippines exploded, destroying nearby homes and injuring 18 people. The warehouse was located in a residential area and a investigation will be launched into the cause of the explosion and the owners of the building. This is the second explosion of an illegal fireworks warehouse in the Philippines in less than a year.
Fox News: German police appeal for images taken of attack in which Americans were pushed down steep slope
Police in southern Germany are appealing for evidence such as photos and videos from tourists who were present at Neuschwanstein castle near the scene of an attack where an American man allegedly pushed two women down a steep slope, killing one of them. The Marienbruecke is a popular vantage point for photos of Neuschwanstein. According to initial investigations, the suspect lured two female American tourists, aged 21 and 22, on a hiking path and led them onto a trail which led to a viewpoint. The youngest of the two women was first attacked by the suspect and afterwards, the older tried to rush to her aid and was then choked by the suspect and pushed down the slope. The 22-year-old remains in hospital while being responsive.
Fox News: Environmental activist shot to death in Honduras 6 months after activist brother slain
Environmental activist Oquelí Domínguez was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen at his family’s home in Tocoa, Honduras, six months after his brother and another activist were killed in a similar attack. Police are suggesting robbery as a possible motive, but Domínguez's eldest brother discounts it. Iron oxide mining inside the nearby Carlos Escaleras National Park has been a flashpoint for years, and last year, six activists were convicted for alleged actions against the mining operation, although the Supreme Court’s Constitutional Chamber later threw out the case. Honduras is considered one of the world’s most dangerous countries for environmental activists, having had eight such activists killed in 2023 alone.
Fox News: New York state trooper shot, wounded on upstate highway
A New York state trooper was shot and wounded after a routine traffic stop on Interstate 88. The trooper is in stable condition and the suspect has been taken into custody.
#sports
Forbes: NBA Players’ Union Slams Ja Morant’s 25-Game Suspension As ‘Excessive’
Memphis Grizzlies player Ja Morant has been suspended by the NBA for 25 games without pay for "conduct detrimental to the league". Footage of Morant waving a gun in a social media video, despite an earlier commitment to stop such behaviour, was cited as the reason for the suspension, marking Morant's third ban this year. Morant must also undertake a league program that addresses the circumstances leading to his repeated behaviour. The suspension, criticized by the National Basketball Players Association, will leave Morant unable to participate in team or league activities until December.
Fox News: Swiss cyclist, 26, dies after crashing, falling into ravine during race: 'We are devastated'
Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder dies at age 26 on Friday after an accident during Tour de Suisse. The incident occurred in stage 5 when he fell down a ravine after making a left-hand turn on a steep downhill, causing him to be resuscitated and airlifted to a hospital where he died the following morning. Mäder was described as an extraordinary athlete, creating a significant impact within the cycling community due to his talent, dedication, and passion for the sport.
#other
The Epoch Times: Braised Short Ribs
Learn how to make the perfect braised short ribs with this easy recipe from Lauren Allen. Short ribs are browned then cooked in the oven with carrots, onion, red wine, tomato paste, and herbs until they are fall-off-the-bone tender. This delicious meal can be made in a Dutch oven, slow cooker, or Instant Pot and can be served with mashed potatoes, asparagus, or roasted veggies.
Breitbart: Nolte: Spotify Ends Podcast Deal with Harry and Meghan
Spotify ends podcast deal with Harry and Meghan, as they failed to meet productivity benchmark. The couple failed to deliver on their contract with only one season of their podcast 'Archetypes' developed. Spotify laid off 200 employees due to financial trouble. Harry and Meghan are said to be looking for a new deal for content production.
The Epoch Times: Genius Travel Hacks to Earn More Points and Miles From Every Dollar
Travel hacks are constantly evolving and can be hard to keep up with. Here are some tips to help you earn and maximize points and miles. Firstly, take advantage of discounts for young travelers offered by airlines such as United Airlines, Qatar Airways, and Frontier's Discount Den. Secondly, link partner programs for reciprocal benefits when dealing with loyalty programs such as United-Marriott and American-Hyatt. Thirdly, don't forget about the free breakfast and use dining out and shopping portals to earn miles or points. Fourthly, score points on every part of your trip, including cruises, vacation homes or villas, and tours and activities at your destination.
Daily Wire: Cyclist Dies After High-Speed Crash During Tour De Suisse
Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder died in the hospital after a high-speed crash during the Tour de Suisse. Mäder and American cyclist Magnus Sheffield crashed while traveling at around 60 mph, causing Mäder to be resuscitated at the scene before being airlifted to the hospital, where he later passed away.