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17 Jun 2023
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Waltz: China Forces Software Companies to Give Away Source Code and Almost Certainly Uses it for Cyberattacks
Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL) warns that China's legal requirement for software companies to turn over their source code to the government can allow for cyberattacks against American businesses and government agencies. He expresses concern that this practice could give Chinese companies a competitive edge in the global marketplace.
Breitbart: Gallagher: China Exploits Biden's Desire to Meet with Them and We've Avoided Tough Actions to Get a Meeting
Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) criticized the Biden administration for delaying sanctions on Chinese officials and avoiding transparency on the Chinese spy balloon in pursuit of a meeting and a photo-op with Chinese leaders. Gallagher believes that China uses this ardent pursuit of meetings to further its agenda and slow-rolls necessary defensive actions. He warns that this "zombie engagement" could lead to the death of commonsense steps needed to defend the country.
Breitbart: Waltz: We're Rewarding China with a Meeting the Same Way We Rewarded Russia After Pipeline Hack
Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL) criticized Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to China, stating that it rewards bad behavior by the Chinese Communist Party. Waltz compared it to the Biden administration's meeting with Russia after the Colonial pipeline hack, which he believes rewarded Russia's bad behavior. He also argued that the Biden administration's view that engagement with China will lead to a change in their bad behavior is flawed, citing China's recent harassment and spying activities against the US.
#culture
Forbes: Meet The Man Who Gives A Magic Touch To Harry Potter's Home
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter has drawn over 17 million visitors, generating more than $1 billion in revenue since its opening 13 years ago. The tour is located at Leavesden studios, where all eight of Warner's Harry Potter movies were made, along with the three Fantastic Beasts spin-off films. The sets are designed to give guests an immersive experience of stepping into the world of Harry Potter, and include costumes, wands, and interactive exhibits.
The Epoch Times: The Gift (SHORT)
A boy's gift choice on his 11th birthday led him on a path to become the greatest entertainer of all time - Elvis Presley.
Newsbusters: More Artists Self-Censor to Avoid Woke Mob
Actress Chloe Grace Moretz backed out of Louis CK's 2017 film after his past was revealed. She hoped to highlight the mistreatment of women by shelving the film . However, Elizabeth Gilbert removed her novel The Snow Forest from publication after receiving backlash over the book's setting in Russia after current events in Ukraine. Joseph Fiennes also contributed to removal and said he became "the voice for other people." This rush to censor art is increasingly common in the woke era and more artists need to publicly and proudly take a stand .
#health
The Epoch Times: 6 Therapeutic Uses of Onion to Support Spleen, Stomach, Liver, and Kidney Function
Onions are a nutrition-rich therapeutic food for health, often referred to as the “Queen of Vegetables.” Shu Rong, a TCM practitioner with over 26 years of professional medical experience, shares onion recipes to help improve various health conditions such as respiratory infections, pregnancy complications, dysentery, and roundworm .
#education
National Review: The Corner: What to Do about College Accreditation?
College accreditation is a flawed system that is more concerned with inputs and policies rather than educational standards. Accreditors are now using their power to force schools to adopt leftist diversity policies. Legislation is being proposed to limit the power of accreditors, but the root issue would be resolved if schools were required to repay the loans of students who don't pay back their loans, thus changing schools' incentives and encouraging them to improve educational standards.
#crime
The Epoch Times: One-Eyed Jacks
Dad leaves partner Rio to be caught after robbing a Mexican bank. Rio escapes and tracks him down in California.
Red State: Opinion: ACLU Makes the Worst Argument Against Death Penalty, Citing Transgender Serial Killer
The ACLU made a weak argument against the death penalty by suggesting that a murderer was denied the "essence of human dignity" by not being given a medical gender transition before execution. Duane Owen brutally raped and murdered a 14-year-old girl, in addition to raping and murdering another woman and attacking multiple victims. The argument of denying someone the chance to be who they were meant to be before death is not a valid reason to oppose the death penalty.
Breitbart: Suspect in Nottingham Van and Knife Attack Appears in Court
Valdo Calocane appeared in court charged with murdering two Nottingham University students and a school caretaker in a knife attack and hit-and-run earlier this week. The suspect is also charged with attempting to murder three pedestrians in the attack. Thousands of people gathered in Nottingham to remember the victims. Police believe the suspect acted alone and are working with counterterrorism officers to establish a motive. Calocane has lived in the UK legally for many years and is not believed to be a Nottingham University student at present.
Fox News: Conor McGregor seen with accuser in club after alleged rape
Conor McGregor has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a club in Miami. A video obtained by TMZ Sports appears to show McGregor and the victim, who are said to be "visibly awkwardly interacting with each other," after the alleged rape. McGregor's attorney has denied the allegations, calling them a "shakedown," whilst the victim's lawyer insists the video "is clear." McGregor leads the woman to a bathroom by the hand in another video which has recently emerged. The Miami Police Department is currently investigating the case.
The Blaze: Houston police officer accused of shooting wife in the face
Houston Police Department officer Galib Waheed Chowdhury allegedly shot his wife in the face with an AR-15. The victim suffered multiple injuries including a cheekbone fracture and defensive wounds on her hands. Chowdhury was charged with aggravated assault of a family member with serious bodily injury, to which he pleaded not guilty. His next court appearance is scheduled for August 22.
#science
The Babylon Bee: Emperor Begins Selling ‘But His Death Star’ Hats
The Emperor releases new merchandise, including a hat saying "But his Death Star." He mocks the Rebels for complaining about the destruction caused by the battle station.
#technology
Fox News: Map buried inside your phone reveals where you’ve been and photos you snapped there
Google's hidden feature in Photos and Maps is a weather map that actually locates the exact places users have been, when they went, and the photos they captured there. Although Google offers mapping and photo storage tools, these features harvest users' data, limiting their privacy. Users can limit Google's tracking of their photos and disable location services on their iPhone or Android.
#other
Forbes: West Virginia Coach Huggins Arrested For DUI—1 Month After Using Anti-Gay Slur
West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins was arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in the Allegheny West neighborhood in Pittsburgh on Friday night. Huggins failed multiple breathalyzer and field sobriety tests and was found to have more than twice the legal alcohol limit in his blood. West Virginia University’s athletic department has said it will take “appropriate action” once a review is completed. Huggins was previously arrested for DUI in 2004.
Red State: Report: 'Heavily Armed' IRS Agents Seize 'Dozens of Boxes' of Sales Records From Montana Gun Store
Heavily armed federal agents confiscated dozens of boxes of background-check information on gun purchasers from a Montana gun shop, which had been under surveillance for two years. The gun shop owner surmised the close surveillance was due to the style of weapons they sold. The incident raises concerns about the overreach of federal agencies and the anti-gun stance of the Biden administration.