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25 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Christie: Trump Doesn't Have the 'Character' to Be President, His Claims Are 'Absurd'
Chris Christie criticizes Donald Trump's character and states his belief that Trump does not have what it takes to be president in a speech at the Faith and Freedom Conference. Christie argues that character is the most important element of a president and that Trump's behavior during his presidency and after losing the 2020 election shows that he lacks the necessary character. He also emphasizes the importance of not losing the 2024 election to Joe Biden or Kamala Harris.
#society
Flag And Cross: Aiport Worker Dead After Being 'Ingested' Into Jet Engine on Tarmac in Texas
A ground worker was killed after being sucked into the engine of a Delta Airlines jet at San Antonio International Airport. The worker, who was employed by contracting company Unifi Aviation, was not named. The incident is being investigated. Another ground crew member was killed in similar circumstances in Alabama in December 2022. The subsidiary of American Airlines was fined $15,625 over the tragedy.
Daily Wire: Texas Airport Worker Killed After Being ‘Ingested’ Into Jet Engine
An airport worker was killed after being "ingested" into the engine of a Delta Air Lines jet at the San Antonio International Airport. Emergency services responded on Friday night after the worker, who was employed by Unfi Aviation, was sucked into the aircraft's engine. The worker has not yet been identified. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.
The Epoch Times: How the Internet Has Encouraged Bad Behavior—Especially in Females
"Ghosting" is costing the US retail industry $2.4bn p.a. Analysts at SOCi, Inc. have recently published a report outlining the huge financial cost of the practice, which results in over half of all customers being cut off when they give feedback, ask questions or leave reviews. A product of recency bias, ghosting is viewed as a form of relational aggression which triggers feelings of vulnerability and doubt. The practice, which causes real psychological harm, is predominately carried out by women, who for the past couple of decades have been increasingly behaving in ways that were once the preserve of males. It's suggested that anonymity and impersonal online environments play a part; alcoholism, tattoos, video game addiction, and intimate partner violence are all increasing among women.
#war
Fox News: Blinken: Wagner march raises 'profound questions' as 'more cracks emerge in the Russian façade'
Wagner chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin's attempted march on Moscow was halted by an agreement brokered by Belarus, but Secretary of State Antony Blinken insists that this is an internal Russian matter. He added that this challenge could benefit Ukraine's counteroffensive, as Russia focuses on defending itself. While this is an added chapter to a very bad book that Putin has written for Russia, Blinken noted that this entire chapter is an internal matter and it's not the US's purpose to choose Russia's leaders.
Flag And Cross: Russian Mercenaries Retreat To Avoid Bloodshed Near Moscow
Russian mercenary fighters from the Wagner militia, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, have agreed to retreat to avoid further bloodshed, de-escalating a potential threat to President Putin's hold on power. Putin's aircraft taking off from Moscow had sparked rumors that he had fled the country, but his spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, denied the claims, saying Putin had been working at the Kremlin. Putin had earlier ordered his military to act against Wagner fighters in Rostov, warning of "inevitable punishment" for those involved.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Brutal Maniac Fails to Depose Other Brutal Maniac
The recent failed coup in Russia raises questions about Putin's control over the state. The coup was led by Yevgeniy Prigozhin, a figure known for his involvement in deniable Russian black ops and the Internet Research Agency. The fact that Prigozhin, a crazed maniac, was willing to attempt a coup against Putin raises concerns about the stability of Russia and its leaders. Russian leaders feel threatened and seek to avert these threats by taking a bellicose stance towards their neighbors and the West. A weaker Russia may not necessarily be a more stable Russia.
The Epoch Times: Software Engineer Imprisoned for Developing Application to Break China’s Internet Censorship
He Binggang and his fiancée Zhang Yibo have been sentenced to six and five years in prison, respectively, for developing software that bypasses China's Great Firewall. They are both adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual practice and have been subjected to long-term persecution by the Chinese regime for their beliefs. Falun Gong was very popular in China before the regime began persecuting its practitioners in 1999. The development of oGate has led to the arrest of several Falun Gong practitioners, with the intention of suppressing the practice.
#economy
Breitbart: Poll: Nearly 70% Happy in California, but Over 40% Think of Leaving
Most Californians are happy with their state, but over 40% are considering leaving due to the high cost of living and political views. The California Community Poll conducted by the Los Angeles Times and community groups surveyed 1354 residents, finding that 71% of all residents feel happy about living there and identify with the state. However, 61% of those considering relocation cited high costs of living as the main reason and 30% mentioned that the state's policies don't align with their political views. Republicans were three times as likely to want to move due to politics compared to Democrats.
#culture
Breitbart: Reports: Disney's 'Star Wars' Casts First Transgender Actor in a Major Role
British male-to-female YouTube personality Abigail Thorn has been cast as Ensign Eurus in Disney's upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte. The show is set in the High Republic period before the events of the Star Wars movies and has already cast non-binary actress Amanda Steinberg in a lead role. Thorn, who came out as transgender in 2021, advocates for puberty blockers for minors and a reorganisation of society to achieve "trans equality". Disney has been increasing the number of transgender actors in its children's entertainment, including casting male-to-female Talisa Garcia in a non-transgender role in the recently cancelled Willow series.
PJ Media: Sunday Thoughts: The Danger of 'You Do You'
The "you do you" trend in our culture can turn into a license to sin, warns Brett McCracken at Crossway. The Bible reminds us of the dangers of doing things our way, and the consequences of giving in to our selfish and sinful tendencies. "You do you" leads to sin, negates community, and ultimately brings loneliness. Instead, we should trust in the Lord and acknowledge Him in all our ways.
#health
Breitbart: Fentanyl Ruled as the Cause of Death for Former Child Star Adam Rich
Adam Rich, best known for his role on "Eight is Enough," died in January at age 54 from the effects of fentanyl, according to an autopsy report ruling his death an accident. Rich had spoken publicly about his struggles with depression and substance abuse, having been sober for seven years before his death. He had a limited acting career after the show's run and had been arrested multiple times for drug-related incidents.
#sports
The Blaze: Professional basketball player dies suddenly of heart attack, 28-year-old previously blamed COVID vaccines for myocarditis after collapsing on court
Dominican basketball player Óscar Cabrera Adames, 28, died suddenly from a heart attack while doing a stress test at a health center in Santo Domingo. Cabrera collapsed during a game in December 2021 and had suggested the COVID vaccine caused his "damn myocarditis" in a social media post following his hospitalization. Cabrera had said the vaccine was a requirement to play professional basketball and he had no pre-existing health conditions. According to the American Heart Association, myocarditis is a rare and serious condition where inflammation develops in the middle muscular layer of the heart wall, which can weaken the heart and its electrical system.
Forbes: AEW X NJPW Forbidden Door 2023: 5 Things That Must Happen
AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2023 features dream matches like Bryan Danielson vs. Kazuchika Okada and Will Ospreay vs. Kenny Omega. Ospreay should beat Omega and bring the IWGP US Title back to NJPW, Jungle Boy must go full-blown heel after his likely loss to Sanada, Danielson needs a marquee singles victory and should topple Okada, MJF needs to defeat Hiroshi Tanahashi clean, and CM Punk should easily squash Satoshi Kojima.
Forbes: Carlos Alcaraz Reclaims World No. 1 Ranking Ahead Of Wimbledon
Carlos Alcaraz wins his first career grass-court title and will return to No. 1 in the ATP Rankings ahead of the start of Wimbledon. The Spaniard defeated Australian Alex de Minaur 6-4, 6-4 to lift the trophy at Queen’s Club. Alcaraz has now won five ATP Tour titles this season, tying Daniil Medvedev for the Tour lead.
#other
The Epoch Times: Spice Blends and Spice Pastes (Recipes)
Spice blends and pastes make great shortcuts for those who want tasty meals without spending a lot of time in the kitchen. Dry spice blends are easy to find in the supermarket, but spice pastes require fresh ingredients and should be refrigerated. Harissa, Thai, Greek, Southwestern, Cajun, Berbere, Garam Masala, and dessert spice blends all add exciting flavors to a variety of dishes.
The Epoch Times: No-Churn Key Lime Pie Ice Cream
No-churn key lime pie ice cream recipe with creamy, dreamy texture. Uses regular limes instead of hard-to-find key limes and has a 3-ingredient crust. No ice cream machine needed. Press crust onto a baking sheet, bake, and let cool. In a mixer, combine cream cheese, sweetened condensed milk, heavy cream, lime zest, lime juice, and salt until smooth. Layer crust and ice cream mixture in a loaf pan and freeze. A bright lime treat better than store-bought.
Fox News: Don Lemon touts 'abiding by the Constitution' in first TV interview since firing: 'Journalistic duty'
Don Lemon, former CNN host, gave his first TV interview since being fired, stating that he does not believe in “platforming liars and bigots” on the same footing as those “abiding by the Constitution.” Lemon believes that standing up for the truth is a responsibility of not only a journalist but also an American. He emphasized that it is necessary for journalists to fulfill the promise of the Constitution and stand up for what is right.
Lemon does not want to rush making his next move and will not let others' timelines influence him. He says that it is crucial not to make mistakes by making a quick decision. Lemon stated that he had never been given any indication about his firing from the network where he has worked for the past 17 years and expressed hope that large issues would be addressed. Lemon apologized earlier in the year for his past sexist remarks about a female presidential candidate.
The Epoch Times: One Supreme Court Justice Dissents in Major Illegal Immigration Case
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Louisiana and Texas lacked standing to challenge a Biden administration immigration policy. The ruling clears the way for enforcement guidelines announced by the Department of Homeland Security in 2021. Justice Samuel Alito stood alone in opposing the decision, citing a "major precedent" and accused the Supreme Court of ignoring its "virtually unflagging obligation" to exercise its mandate. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called the decision "outrageous" and vowed to have the National Guard continue to repel and turn back illegal immigrants trying to enter Texas illegally.
Also, in a separate immigration-related decision, the court upheld a section of federal law that is used against people who encourage illegal immigration. The court reinstated the criminal conviction of Helaman Hansen, who offered adult adoptions he falsely claimed would lead to US citizenship. At least 471 people paid Hansen between $550 and $10,000 each, or more than $1.8 million in total, according to the government. The justices rejected an appeals court ruling that the law is too broad and violates the Constitution.