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22 Jun 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Mark Levin’s latest book, 'The Democrat Party Hates America,' is 'the most thorough and brutal takedown of the Democrat Party – ever'
Conservative author Mark Levin is set to release his twelfth book, "The Democrat Party Hates America," on September 19, 2023. In the book, Levin aims to provide a thorough critique of the Democratic Party's ideologies and warn Americans of the damage he believes it has caused. He calls for the defeat of the party in upcoming elections to prevent further harm.
The Epoch Times: Fed’s Powell Warns US Budget on ‘Unsustainable Path’ in Senate Testimony
Federal Reserve Chair Powell told Senate lawmakers that the U.S. budget is on an unsustainable path, and policymakers need to deal with it sooner rather than later. The national debt has topped $32 trillion, with close to $400 billion borrowed in one business day following the signing of the Fiscal Responsibility Act. Inflation continues to run higher than the Fed’s goal, but the central bank chief sees a path of slowing price growth without substantial job losses. Officials expect modest increases in the unemployment rates and gradual cooling, but most of the loosening will come in the form of other ways. The futures market is mostly pricing in a quarter-point rate hike at next month’s Federal Open Market Committee policy meeting.
Fox News: Supreme Court rules against Navajo Nation in Colorado River water rights case
The Supreme Court ruled against the Navajo Nation in their dispute over water from the Colorado River. States and water districts urged a decision in their favor, arguing that siding with the tribe could disrupt management of the river. The tribe had simply requested an assessment of their water needs and a plan to meet them, but the court ruled against them in a 5-4 decision.
The Blaze: Play along with Glenn Beck in a game of two truths & a lie – discover just HOW outrageous the world has become
Glenn Beck went on vacation and avoided all news, but now he's back and playing a game of two truths and a lie with Stu Burguiere to catch up on what he's missed. They cover a wide range of topics including Joe Biden scandals, Syrian bombings, sexually explicit books in California schools, Chinese spies, and drag queen nuns. The game highlights the chaos and lunacy of the world we live in today.
Breitbart: Brennan: Durham 'Skewed His Findings,' Republicans 'Misrepresent the Facts' for Trump
Former CIA Director John Brennan accuses John Durham and Republicans of intentionally misrepresenting and skewing their findings to support the basic premise of discrediting the 2016 presidential election interference investigation. Brennan claims that the FBI did its job in trying to understand what the Russians were doing and that the Republican members of Congress are misrepresenting the facts to justify Trump's actions over the past few years.
Fox News: The stunning revelation in Durham hearing should chill us to the core
Special Counsel John Durham testified before Congress on the FBI’s treatment of Donald Trump’s alleged Russian collusion, revealing that the FBI was too willing to accept politically funded and uncorroborated opposition research, such as the Steele dossier. Durham stated the Clinton campaign was funneling false information to the FBI which was applied to open an investigation against Trump. Durham also noted that the treatment of Democrats and Republicans during investigations was markedly different. The discovery of such double standards goes beyond the issue about Trump’s run-in with the FBI, as it is a reflection that there is only power when there are two sets of laws in a society, most notably one for the Democrats and one for the Republicans.
Newsbusters: Despite Denials, CNN Reveals Hypocrisy On Dem And GOP-Appointed Judges
CNN did not mention the Democratic affiliation of the judge who overturned Arkansas’s ban on transitioning minors violated the Constitution, despite previously being accused of doing so with a Trump-appointed judge. However, they did mention the GOP affiliation of Paul Singer regarding Justice Samuel Alito's 2008 fishing trip to Alaska.
Breitbart: Former Republican Rep. Will Hurd Jumps into Republican Presidential Race
Former Republican Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) announced Thursday on CBS Mornings that he is running for the Republican nomination for president in 2024, emphasizing the need for a focus on common sense. Hurd's vision for the Republican Party includes a thriving economy, world-class education, and unprecedented peace. He joins a crowded field of GOP presidential hopefuls that includes former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and former Vice President Mike Pence.
#society
Breitbart: Tulsa Top Cop: Might be Time to Trade Some Freedom for Gun Control
Tulsa Police Chief Wendell Franklin advocates for gun control, urging people to give up some freedom in exchange for safety, compared to seatbelt laws. Franklin supports more firearm regulations and waiting periods for purchases. He also suggests a 9/11 style response to gun violence. Tulsa is ranked as one of the top 25 most dangerous places in the US.
The Babylon Bee: Matt Walsh Claims He Was Assaulted With 'Cis' Slur At Subway By Drag Queen Attackers Shouting 'This Is Pride Country!'
Conservative media personality Matt Walsh was allegedly assaulted by drag queens outside a Subway restaurant in Nashville. Walsh claims his attackers used hateful language and knocked his food out of his hand. He reported the incident to the police, who are investigating.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Hearing on Combatting Human Trafficking
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will discuss human trafficking on Thursday.
Fox News: China explosion at barbecue restaurant leaves 31 dead, 7 injured
31 people were killed in an explosion at a restaurant in Yinchuan, China on the night of June 21, according to state-run Xinhua News Agency. The blast occurred around 8:40 pm causing considerable damage. President Xi Jinping has launched a national safety campaign and urged efforts to quickly determine the cause of the accident and hold people accountable under the law. Nine people connected with the Fuyang Barbecue chain have been detained, their assets frozen, and a safety overhaul for workplace activities has been demanded.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: US Journalist Imprisoned in Russia Loses Appeal Against Detention on Spy Charge
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich lost his appeal against pre-trial detention on espionage charges that he denies. Gershkovich is detained in Moscow's Lefortovo prison while awaiting trial on charges that carry up to 20 years in jail. The US ambassador to Moscow has accused Russia of conducting "hostage diplomacy."
Forbes: Skilled Indian Workers Will Have Easier Visa Access Under Biden Plan, Report Says
Joe Biden's administration will announce plans to ease visa restrictions for a "small number" of skilled workers from India and other countries, allowing them to renew their H-1B and L-1 visas in the US without having to travel abroad. The program, which could be launched during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the US, is expected to ease the backlog of visa applications at US embassies in India and improve US-India trade relations. Around 73% of foreign workers on H-1B visas in the US are Indian, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, progressive lawmakers are boycotting Modi's speech to Congress over human rights concerns.
Washington Free Beacon: AOC Joins ‘Squad' Members Boycotting 'Shameful' Address by Indian Prime Minister
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a member of the Democratic "Squad," boycotted the joint address to Congress by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi due to his "deeply troubling human rights record." Other Squad members, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, also cited human rights concerns and announced boycotts earlier this week. Despite this, the Biden administration and other congressional Democrats welcomed Modi with an official state dinner and invitation to address the joint session of Congress, highlighting the "deep and close partnership" between the US and India.
The Epoch Times: Government Probes Claims British Universities Helped Iran Develop Suicide Drones
The UK government is investigating allegations that British universities have helped Iran develop suicide drones with potential military applications. The Jewish Chronicle reported that hundreds of collaborations between British and Iranian researchers have been identified, with at least 16 studies having possible military applications. Among these was research on two-stroke engines used in drones, which included the Iran-developed HESA Shahed 136 suicide drone, and a paper on fuzzy controller structures for aero engines that referred to potential military applications. A government spokesperson highlighted the UK's "more robust" academic technology approval scheme to refuse applications which compromise UK national security.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Weekly US Applications for Unemployment Aid Remain Relatively Elevated
US jobless claims remain elevated, which may be an indication that Federal Reserve rate hikes are cooling an otherwise resilient labor market. Last week saw 264,000 US applications for jobless claims, the same as the previous week's revised number, which was a slightly higher figure than analysts had predicted. In the past three weeks, jobless claims have edged closer to 300,000 workers following a prolonged period of unemployment in the US causing concern over a significant cooling of the labor market. However, labor analysts are dubious about the rise in benefit applications after fraudulent claims in some states gave a falsely elevated impression of a resurgence in claims earlier this year.
#military
Fox News: Congressional conservatives launch effort to prevent 'endless wars' with resolution on NATO treaty
Conservative lawmakers in Congress are proposing a resolution aimed at preventing "endless wars" by requiring congressional approval for any armed conflict. The resolution would clarify the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty Organization agreement, which obliges members to defend allied nations under attack. Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy is leading the push, saying that decisions of war and peace are among the most serious any government makes and that only Congress has the power to declare war, not the president or international organizations. The resolution is supported by Republican lawmakers and conservative political groups, but some Republicans have grown wary of NATO in recent years.
#culture
Forbes: Titanic Sub: Physicist Calls For End To Titanic Tourism
The search for a missing submersible that was on a tourist voyage to the wreckage site of the R.M.S. Titanic has raised concerns about the safety of such tours. Michael Guillen, a physicist and former Harvard instructor, has called for an end to undersea tourism, citing the hazards of deep ocean exploration and the need to respect the cultural significance of the Titanic's resting place. Guillen criticized the sub deployed by OceanGate, which lost contact with a surface vessel on Sunday, as "designed primarily for tourism."
Rescue workers from the US, Canada, and France are searching for OceanGate's missing submersible, which may have become entrapped along the seafloor or suffered a mechanical malfunction. Researchers face daunting challenges, including stormy surface conditions and the difficulty of searching a vast area of the Atlantic that is nearly 13,000 feet below the surface. The five passengers on board the submersible are believed to have exhausted their supply of oxygen, while near-freezing temperatures also pose risks.
Daily Wire: Oscar-Winning Film Undergoes Mysterious Ex Post Facto Censorship
The classic cop movie, "The French Connection," has been censored by major outlets eliminating a scene where the main protagonist uses the n-word. Despite resistance to censorship, many individuals and even controversial filmmaker Tom Six have chosen to stay silent. The use of the n-word has been commonplace in various forms of pop culture and even highlighted some character flaws, but the censorship of the scene from "The French Connection" raises questions about future censorship of other features.
Forbes: BMG Acquires Major Stake In Paul Simon’s Simon & Garfunkel Recordings
BMG has purchased Paul Simon's royalty income in Simon & Garfunkel recordings as well as neighboring rights income, a significant transaction in the competition for publishing rights. BMG has acquired a stake in the work of several artists and songwriters like Tina Turner, John Legend, and The Hollies in the past two years. BMG is home to artists including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Tina Turner, and John Lennon.
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino
Jimmy Failla, the host of "Fox Across America," is interviewed by Dana Perino in the latest edition of "Short Questions with Dana Perino." Failla reveals his secret party trick, his favorite Halloween costume, and his biggest role models, among other things. He also shares that he is a talented trumpet player and loves to host cigar smoking sessions in his backyard.
The Economist: Why the multiverse is eating popular culture
The concept of the multiverse has become ubiquitous in popular culture, with films and TV shows using it for both light-hearted entertainment and deeper themes such as identity and regret. Technology has made it possible to create these multiverse stories, but it also responds to a society that struggles with defining what is real and that is preoccupied with individual trauma and regret. The animated series of "Spider-Verse" movies, which explores the infinite possibilities of the multiverse, stands out for its light-hearted yet soulful storytelling.
#health
The Epoch Times: Unvaccinated Canadian Woman Denied Organ Transplant Finds US Hospital to Perform Surgery
Sheila Annette Lewis, a Canadian woman who was removed from an organ transplant list for declining the COVID-19 vaccine, has found a hospital in the United States that is willing to perform the surgery. Lewis filed a case in the Canadian courts that the COVID-19 vaccine mandate was in violation of her charter rights, which she ultimately lost. She is now suing the Alberta Health Services, transplant doctors, and a hospital for medical malpractice and negligence, while hoping to be reinstated on the transplant list.
Fox News: AI reveals chemicals that could stop aging in its tracks
Scientists are using AI to predict natural compounds that can slow down the aging process. By training a machine learning model with data on known chemicals and their effects on a translucent worm that shares similar metabolism to humans, the model was able to identify three compounds that show potential anti-aging properties. However, these compounds still need to pass further research before they can be used as natural anti-aging solutions.
The American Spectator: Double Standards Plague Scientific Debate on Transgenderism
Academic publisher Springer Nature retracted a study supporting the rapid-onset gender dysphoria theory on a technicality following pressure from pro-transgender activists, who claim it to be socially contagious. The group boycotted peer-reviewed journal, the Archives of Sexual Behavior and demanded the removal of its editor. The letter was backed by LGBTQ and transgender advocacy organisations. Some commentators have argued that the retraction reveals the worrying influence of political activists on scientific research and censorship.
The Right Scoop: This is just so damn sad…
A girl transitions into a boy with full support from her mother and undergoes hormone treatments and surgeries, but ends up regretting it all. She claims there was no pushback, and even appears in an MTV feature as a poster child for transgenderism. She now feels lost and her life is ruined, and only her parents being there for her keeps her going.
The Epoch Times: Why Did the UK Government Waste £4 Billion on the Innova Lateral Flow Test?
The UK's COVID-19 inquiry has begun, but it's unlikely to question why the government spent £4 billion ($5.1 billion) on the Innova lateral flow test, which has since been scrapped. Innova Medical Group, the company which supplied the test, is owned by private equity group Pasaca Capital, founded by a Chinese investment banker who has been embroiled in scandal. The Innova test was "warp-speed tracked" through regulatory approvals, winning out over 40 other tests; it was later recalled by the US FDA for not being effective. The UK government continued to spend on Innova contracts, including almost £1.2 billion for one and a half months of tests.
Fox News: Sylvester Stallone's intense diet for 'Rocky III' gave him 'debilitating physical effects'
Sylvester Stallone recalls intense diet and exercise routine for "Rocky III" in the 1980s; focus is now on lower impact workouts.
Stallone and his wife Jennifer Flavin star in their own reality show, "The Family Stallone," released on May 17. The couple almost divorced in 2022 but chose to reconcile and work on their marriage.
Fox News: Former NFL star says new book offers a 'vision' for pro-life advocates in a post-Roe era
Former NFL player Benjamin Watson released a book called "The New Fight for Life Roe, Race, and a Pro-Life Commitment to Justice," calling for pro-life advocacy to focus on restoration for vulnerable communities and expand the cause beyond politics. Watson aims to make abortion "unthinkable and unnecessary" by engaging with the 76% of women who say they would prefer to parent their child if their circumstances were different. His goal is to address issues such as inadequate housing and education, while legislation remains important. Watson serves as VP of strategic relationships with the Human Coalition, a pro-life and pro-woman organization in the US.
The Epoch Times: CDC Advisers Recommend Use of GSK, Pfizer RSV Vaccines for Adults Aged 65 and Over
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has voted in favor of recommending that adults aged 65 and over receive one of the newly approved vaccines for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The two vaccines, released by Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but some ACIP caucus members expressed concerns about the lack of trial data for high-risk groups. ACIP also approved the use of a RSV vaccine for adults aged between 60 and 64. Pfizer and GSK expect the vaccines to become multi-billion-dollar sellers, pricing them at $180-$270 and $200-$295 per dose, respectively.
#education
Foreign Policy: How China’s Education System Trapped a Generation
Chinese youth are opting for a "lying flat" lifestyle due to intense competition and academic pressure. The state's education system is blamed for this.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: Best Survival Matches You Can Count On In A Torrential Downpour
Best Survival Matches: Not all matches are created equal, and survival matches are explicitly designed for that purpose. The five best survival matches in the market are the Everstryke™ Waterproof Match, the UCO Stormproof Match Kit, Coghlan's 940BP Waterproof Matches, EXOTAC - MATCHCAP XL Waterproof Camping Matches, and Zippo Typhoon Match Kit. Moreover, learning how to make DIY waterproof matches is simple and valuable for survival knowledge. Matches are vital fire-starting tools and will always remain an essential survival resource.
Daily Wire: U.S. Coast Guard Finds Debris Field Near Titanic While Searching For Titan Submersible
Debris field found near Titanic in search for missing submersible. Experts evaluating information.
Titan submersible's oxygen supply projected to run out, crew's calmness could prolong timeline. Breaking news.
Flag And Cross: Most Critical Moment for Missing Titanic Sub Is Here - Every Second Counts in Search and Rescue Operation
The search continues for the missing Titan submersible in the North Atlantic. Coast Guard officials estimate that its five passengers may have run out of air, but Rear Adm. John Mauger believes that their will to live should not be underestimated. Two vessels have deployed ROVs to help with the search. Guillermo Söhnlein, co-founder of OceanGate Expeditions, believes that the time window for the sub's rescue is longer than most people think. However, former Royal Navy submarine Cmdr. Ryan Ramsey has called the Titan's status "bleak" and that search efforts are closing to a salvage mission.
The Epoch Times: Search for the Missing Titanic Submersible Passes the Critical 96-hour Mark for Oxygen Supply
The search for a missing submersible on an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic has passed the critical 96-hour mark where breathable air could have run out, with rescuers rushing ships, planes, and other equipment to the site of the disappearance. On Thursday, the US Coast Guard said an undersea robot sent by a Canadian ship had reached the sea floor, while a French research institute said a deep-diving robot with cameras, lights, and arms also joined the operation. There is hope that underwater sounds might help narrow the search, but many obstacles remain, including locating the vessel and reaching it with rescue equipment before the passengers’ oxygen supply runs out.
Lost aboard the vessel is pilot Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate, with his passengers being British adventurer Hamish Harding; Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman; and French explorer and Titanic expert Paul-Henry Nargeolet. At least 46 people successfully traveled on OceanGate’s submersible to the Titanic wreck site in 2021 and 2022. The submersible had seven backup systems to return to the surface, including sandbags and lead pipes that drop off and an inflatable balloon, but its disappearance underscores the dangers associated with operating in deep water and the recreational exploration of the sea and space.
Fox News: 'Debris field' discovered near Titanic in search for missing sub, US Coast Guard says
A debris field has been found in the search for five missing ocean explorers aboard the OceanGate Titan submersible that was attempting to dive to the Titanic wreck before it vanished on Sunday. The Titan lost contact with surface vessel the Polar Prince around 1 hour and 45 minutes into the dive, around 900 miles east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and around 400 miles southeast of St John's, in Canada's Newfoundland. The US Coast Guard has headed up a search-and-rescue operation using high-tech buoys, robotic vehicles and aerial searches, and co-ordinated international contributions.
Search-and-rescue operations have been searching for the Titan submersible ever since it lost contact with surface vessel the Polar Prince hours into its attempt to dive to the Titanic wreck. The five explorers missing inside were the OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, British businessman turned adventurer Hamish Harding, father-and-son members of Pakistan’s Dawood family Shahzada and Suleman Dawood, and former French navy officer and leading Titanic expert Paul-Henry Nargeolet. The search has involved high-tech buoys, robotic vehicles and aerial searches and has received contributions from Canada, France, the UK and the US. A debris field has been discovered, but further details have not yet been released.
Field & Stream: The 20 Best Bass Flies
Looking for the best bass flies for the summer? Check out these top 20 options, which include classic foam poppers, hair bugs, and streamers like the Clouser Minnow and Game Changer. Other favorites include the Sneaky Pete, Schmidterbug, Dancing Frog, and Meat Whistle. These flies are perfect for catching both largemouth and smallmouth bass in still water or moving rivers.
Skilled Survival: Hurricane Prep List For Before, During & After The Storm
Hurricane To-Do List for those in the path of destruction. It's not a matter of if but when a hurricane will hit the US coastline – be prepared. Before a hurricane, plan your evacuation route, stock up on non-perishable supplies, and inventory your property. Make sure you understand your insurance policy and take care to protect your home. During a hurricane watch, listen to weather predictions, double check your critical supplies, secure your property, keep things cold, and fill up your gas tank and gas cans. During a hurricane warning, stay inside, take shelter in a secure room, keep away from windows, and stay tuned to the weather report.
#other
Red State: Democrat Donor Arraigned for Starting 100 Million Dollar Forest Fire Last Year
Nine years after California allocated $2.7 billion for water storage, much of it remains unspent. Meanwhile, forest fires continue to ravage the state. Some fires are caused by man, much to the delight of climate alarmists like Edward Frederick Wackerman, who donated $1,775 to Democrats and donated to nut-job organizations before getting arrested and charged with the setting the state’s worst fire on record last July. The fire caused $8m in property damage and cost $100m to put out. If convicted, he faces a life sentence but will still be able to donate to Democrat causes while behind bars.