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24 Jun 2023
#politics
PJ Media: Garland: Questioning the Integrity of the Justice Department Is an Attack on — You Guessed It
Attorney General Merrick Garland is turning the Justice Department into a legal laundromat for the Biden regime and its cronies while doling out frame jobs for dissidents. Garland equates attacks on his corrupt Justice Department with attacks on American democracy, but internal whistleblowers are challenging Garland's claims of impartiality. Impartial justice is non-existent under Garland, making him a prime candidate for impeachment by House Republicans.
Daily Wire: House Republicans Subpoena Author Of Paper That Derided COVID Lab Leak Theory
The Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic is investigating the origins of COVID and has subpoenaed documents and communications from Dr. Kristian Anderson, one of the authors of a paper that cast doubt on the lab leak theory. The article was widely criticized, and subsequent reports suggested the lab leak theory was plausible. The subcommittee hopes to obtain messages from scientists, including Anthony Fauci, to inform future legislation.
PJ Media: McCarthy Supports Expunging Trump Impeachments: What's at Stake Here Is Bigger Than Trump Alone
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy supports expunging both impeachments of Donald Trump, calling for a removal of the "disciplines.” McCarthy cited the lack of true facts and due process as errors. McCarthy's change of heart came after his past stance regarding Trump's responsibility for the Capitol attack. This move is a rare resistance to the Left's quest to demonize Trump and his supporters.
The Epoch Times: With Parliament on Summer Break, What Impactful Bills Still Haven't Passed?
The Liberal government passed its Online Streaming Act and Online News Act, but Bill C-21 (gun-restriction) and Bill C-48 (reforming the federal bail system) will be pending when Parliament reconvenes. Bill C-21 proposes defining and classifying "assault-style" firearms and enshrining a handgun-transfer freeze. Bill C-48 proposes expanding a reverse onus for firearms convictions. The Conservatives have criticized both bills. The government also introduced Bill C-50, the Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act, which aims to create green-energy jobs for oil and gas workers. The legislation has faced criticism from both the opposition and provincial premiers.
Red State: RedState Weekly Briefing: Chilling Truths, Empty Stadiums, and Touchy Presidents
John Durham warns that a two-tiered justice system risks destroying the nation, while an anti-Catholic group's recognition by the LA Dodgers sparks protests and an empty stadium. Biden continues to act erratically, raising concerns about his fitness for office. Durham also takes down Adam Schiff over Russian dirt. Fox News continues to face internal and external challenges, with staff reportedly jumping ship to join Tucker Carlson's team. This is your RedState Weekly Briefing, bringing you the top stories of the week.
The Federalist: Media Can't Come Back From Covering Up Biden Corruption
Evidence of the current president's corruption and his son's tax crimes and bribery scandal with foreign nationals is being ignored by the corporate media. The media refused to investigate Hunter Biden's laptop and sold a lie about it being Russian disinformation. The administration and DOJ also refuse to acknowledge wrongdoing, and the press is only asking questions years too late.
#society
The Epoch Times: Previous Passengers Recall Ill-Fated Titan: 'I 100 Percent Knew This Was Going to Happen'
OceanGate Expeditions CEO Stockton Rush died on a submersible trip near the Titanic shipwreck. Following the tragedy, passengers who previously embarked on the expeditions describe experiences that foreshadowed this tragedy. Some experienced technological glitches: propulsion system failure, unresponsive computers, and communications shutdown, whilst others had positive experiences. Those who were critical shared that the fatal implosion near the Titanic shipwreck on Sunday was a bit naive. Careful how the depths of the ocean is explored.
#war
National Review: ‘Stab in the Back’: Putin Vows to Respond Decisively to Wagner ‘Armed Rebellion’
Mercenary force Wagner Group, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, has taken control of parts of Rostov-on-Don, prompting a "counterterrorist operation regime" in Moscow as units across southwest Russia attempted to intervene. Prigozhin called for a blockade of Rostov and announced a movement towards Moscow, stating that Russian military should not intervene.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Terrorism Continues To Pose A Threat Despite Lack Of Media Coverage
Despite the lack of media coverage, terror attacks and threats continue to pose a significant danger both at home and abroad. In 2023, the first jihadist attack occurred in New York's Times Square, with several further attacks taking place across Europe. Additionally, fundraising for terrorist groups like ISIS and Hezbollah shows no signs of slowing down, with the online activities of jihadist individuals and groups expanding worldwide.
#economy
Forbes: New Study Finds It’s Cheaper To Raise A Family Today Than In The Past, But It Could Be Much Cheaper
Inflation is a concern for most Americans, but a new study shows that despite common perception, the cost of raising a family has decreased, albeit with room for further improvement. The COTI index used by American Compass excludes taxes and homeowner costs, whilst including health insurance contributions twice. More free enterprise would help, rather than increasing regulation, taxes or subsidies.
#crime
The Blaze: Video: 3 police officers charged with murder; allegedly shot mother suffering mental health crisis
Three San Antonio police officers were charged with murder after fatally shooting a 46-year-old woman named Melissa Perez whom they believed to be suffering a mental health crisis. Perez was assumed to have vandalized an apartment complex and cut fire alarm panel wires out of frustration. After officers identified her in the parking area, Perez left and locked herself inside the apartment. When officers attempted to hop over a railing and remove a screen from an open window at the rear of the apartment, the woman ran to the window and struck it with a hammer. At that point, all three officers shot at Perez, killing her.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: National Parks Need Stronger Protection To Safeguard Biodiversity, Study Shows
Strengthening the protection of existing parks and wildlife havens is crucial for safeguarding biodiversity, according to a new study. Approximately 70% of the 5,000 species analysed either have no apparent representation in protected areas, occur in protected areas that have been downgraded or downsized, or would be vulnerable to extinction from future land-use change. The study warns that parks become less effective when they experience downgrading, downsizing or de-gazettement. Protecting an additional 330 sq km of natural landscapes within Indonesia could safeguard the suitable habitats of 53 species lacking protected area coverage and with limited habitat.
Fox News: Ultimate guide to camping with pets: What to pack and how to prepare for dog-friendly camping activities
Take your furry friend on an epic camping adventure this summer to one of the many dog-friendly campgrounds across America. Pack essential gear, ensure your pup drinks clean water, plan pet-friendly activities, check the campground's pet policy, and do a backyard test run before the trip. Enjoy the warm sun, build campfires, go kayaking, and take a break from cooking to dine at local dog-friendly establishments.
Fox News: Body of New York man, 37, recovered from Washington lake after kayaking trip with fiancée
Travis Valenti's body was found in Lake Crescent at Olympic National Park in Washington after his kayak took on water, forcing him to abandon the boat. He and his fiancee were kayaking at the time of the incident, with Valenti pushing her to safety before he drowned. Neither was wearing a life jacket.
Gataway Couple: How Many People Fall Into the Grand Canyon?
Visiting the Grand Canyon is a popular destination for millions of tourists each year, but it poses inherent risks. Dehydration, heat-related illnesses, wildlife encounters, flash flooding, and falling are just a few of the hazards. The best times to visit are from March to May and September to November, and visitors should take proper precautions and stay alert to stay safe.
#other
The Epoch Times: Mother Ship of Doomed Titan Submersible Returns to Port in Newfoundland
Canadian ship Polar Prince returns to port in Newfoundland after launching the ill-fated Titan submersible. The submersible lost contact with the ship an hour and 45 minutes into its descent to the Titanic wreck. The five passengers and crew are presumed dead. Investigations have been launched by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada and the US Coast Guard.