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26 Jun 2023
#politics
The New American: Charity Event at Trump Golf Course Canceled - The New American
A charity golf event at Trump National Doral Golf Club, set up to benefit low-income individuals and raise money for improving higher education, has been canceled due to the event being held at a Trump golf course, which was unacceptable to progressives. Unfounded hatred of Donald Trump on the left has become so intense that they are willing to harm low-income individuals, who would have benefited from the charity tournament, to better their own political agenda. These left-wing bullies are increasingly using bullying tactics to get their way on a wide range of issues, including influencing corporations to support their agenda, even at the cost of reduced profits for shareholders.
National Review: Will the Biden Campaign Regret Telling Pro-Life Voters to Drop Dead in 2024?
President Biden plans to focus heavily on abortion as a central issue in his run for re-election in 2024. Democrats believe the issue is a winner for them, but this may be overstating how much it helped them in 2022. In fact, Republicans in battleground states such as Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Nevada cumulatively won more votes than their Democratic opponents in 2022. This suggests that the Biden campaign may be overreaching and taking pro-life voters for granted in 2024. However, it's hard to predict the impact any given issue will have on voters, and if a lesser-known GOP contender emerges as the 2024 nominee, abortion could potentially have more salience.
Forbes: Delaware Candidate Runs To Be First Transgender Member Of Congress
Sarah McBride, a transgender Democratic state senator, has announced her run for Delaware's only U.S. House seat, aiming to become the first transgender person elected to Congress amid escalating restrictions on transgender rights and healthcare by GOP lawmakers. McBride's campaign comes after more than a dozen states have passed bills restricting access to gender-affirming care and limiting discussion about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. McBride's priorities include healthcare access, criminal justice system reform, and building a green economy.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host argues Hunter Biden shouldn't have attended state dinner: 'Sit this one out'
Sara Haines of "The View" criticized Hunter Biden for attending a state dinner despite being charged with federal misdemeanors for tax evasion and a felony for drug possession. She argued that it was inappropriate for him to attend while his father, President Biden, is trying to campaign and that he should have "sat it out." Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin agreed and said that the "optics" were bad for the president. Other hosts defended Biden's attendance and praised the plea agreement as proof that "no one is above the law."
Fox News: Fauci lands new 'distinguished' gig to oversee infectious disease research at Georgetown Medical School
Former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci has accepted a position as a distinguished university professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine, where he will work in the Department of Medicine's Division of Infectious Diseases and the McCourt School of Public Policy. This move has garnered both praise and criticism given Dr. Fauci's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, including his downplaying questions on the virus's origins and advocacy for gain-of-function research.
Republican Senators like James Lankford and Tom Cotton have expressed concern over Fauci's leadership during COVID-19 and the origins of the virus itself. The National Institutes of Health funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, believed to be ground zero for COVID-19. Nevertheless, Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia and Dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy Maria Cancian welcome Fauci and his expertise, citing his long-standing commitment to guiding the next generation of leaders to meet the pressing issues of our time.
Red State: Joe Biden Doubles Down on Key Hunter Biden Claim, Knee-Caps Joe Manchin and Kamala Harris at White House Speech
President Joe Biden doubled down on his denial of ever having spoken to his son about his various foreign business entanglements, putting his lawyers in a difficult position. However, evidence suggests that the President had to have spoken to his son about his business dealings, leaving many in confusion about his honesty. Meanwhile, in a speech, Biden praised Kamala Harris at a time when a recent poll has revealed that she is the most unpopular vice president in the history of NBC News' polling. Biden also greeted Senator Joe Manchin, leaving himself vulnerable to criticism in West Virginia where Manchin played a sucker for the Inflation Reduction Act .
PJ Media: More Evidence Against Hunter Biden Is Coming
Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) revealed during a NewsmaxTV interview that he has further evidence on Hunter Biden and will make it public soon. He made the revelation while discussing Attorney General Merrick Garland's recent denials of the whistleblower allegations against the Biden family. Comer accused Garland of destroying the reputation of the Justice cabinet and said that more evidence is coming, including bank records from more countries. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested that House GOP could initiate an impeachment inquiry against Attorney General Garland if the allegations against him are confirmed.
The Epoch Times: New Brunswick Premier Set to Shuffle Cabinet After Two Ministers Resigned This Month
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs to shuffle cabinet after two ministers resigned over leadership style and changes to policy on sexual orientation in schools.
The Federalist Papers: Biden's Got a Big Problem in Early Primary State: Line For RFK Has Democrats Running Scared
President Joe Biden’s decision to move the first primary to South Carolina may have inadvertently handed the New Hampshire primary to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose anti-vaccine stance has led to serious support, much to the chagrin of establishment media. Biden’s opponent’s stance on vaccines could lead to difficulty in Biden delivering the message of vaccine mandate to the public. Furthermore, New Hampshire Democrats are unwilling to give away their first-in-the-nation status, according to The Hill. “Should that happen, Biden allies have indicated the president likely won’t participate, leaving an opening for a candidate like Kennedy to win.”
#society
Fox News: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp condemns neo-Nazi demonstrations that occurred outside synagogues last week
Last week, two neo-Nazi demonstrations took place outside synagogues in Georgia, drawing outrage from politicians and residents. Gov. Brian Kemp condemned the acts and a 2022 report found that antisemitic incidents have been on the rise across the country.
The American Spectator: California State Senator Urges Families to Flee the State
California state Sen. Scott Wiener endangers minors and takes away parental rights with two bills that concern the rights of parents in relation to their children's sexual identity. AB 665 and 957 affect the confidentiality between underage and mental health professionals, and the right of children to be placed in government-sponsored residential programs instead of with their parents, causing fears of "state-sanctioned kidnapping" and "child abuse" for parents who do not affirm their child's gender identity. Republican Sen. Scott Wilk warns that "LGBTQ activists are coming for your children," advising parents to flee, as these bills strip away their rights and endanger their children.
Red State: CNN 'Dunk on Rich Dead OceanGate Guys' Panel Shut Down by Guest Who Set Record Straight
Criticism surrounding the deaths of five passengers on the OceanGate Titan submarine has devolved into "dunking on the rich dead guys," says a RedState contributor. While criticism of the vessel's short voyage is understandable, some have taken perverse pleasure in the fact that the doomed vessel's passengers were wealthy thrill-seekers. There have been claims that the CEO of OceanGate, Stockton Rush, cut corners in relation to safety in order to undertake the undersea trip, as well as criticism about his comments that stated he wanted a younger, more inspiring team of staff to work for the company. The CNN's "This Morning" panel was also criticized for emphasizing the wealth of those who lost their lives, causing CNN's Anderson Cooper's guest, US construction developer Alfred Hagen, to lament that risk-takers have always driven humanity forward.
Fox News: Roller coaster in Sweden derails, killing 1 and injuring 9
The Jetline roller coaster partially derailed, killing one person and injuring nine at Gröna Lund amusement park in Stockholm. The accident is under investigation by the Swedish Accident Investigation Authority and police, who may file criminal charges of involuntary manslaughter, bodily harm, and danger to others. The park is expected to be closed for at least one week.
The Right Scoop: What happens when a street preacher goes to a Seattle pride event? It ain’t good…
A Seattle street preacher was surrounded and harassed by a mob at a Pride event. The preacher has been previously assaulted by Antifa and beaten in CHAZ last year.
#war
Foreign Policy: Wagner’s Revolt May Weaken Russia’s Draft
Russia's twice-yearly conscription campaign to assess and assign military service has been updated to electronic summonses. Young men try to avoid conscription through graduate studies, disabilities, or other means. The Armed Forces claim that conscripts are reporting to their units and that they will not send them to fight in Ukraine. However, the recent revolt by the paramilitary Wagner Group has shown that even Russians under arms can defy the military's senior leaders without punishment, thereby making many Russians worried about the brutality and corruption within the Russian military. The loss of Wagner soldiers may leave Russia with shortages of manpower, causing the military to rely on conscript forces, but many young men may ignore call-up orders since the rebellion challenged Putin as a weak leader. The looming dearth of soldiers poses an urgent problem for the military, which relies on conscripts and tries to incentivize them to stay on as contract soldiers. The Ministry of Defence hoped to incorporate Wagner soldiers into its ranks, but it will only be a temporary boost since Pekka Toveri, a member of the Finnish Parliament, states that many more conscripts will ignore their call-up orders, leaving the Russian military with the challenge of making conscripts feel respected and valued.
Foreign Policy: Why Kornilov’s Ghost Haunts Putin
Russian President Putin warns against mutiny and civil war reminiscent of the 1917 Kornilov Affair, as Wagner Group troops march toward Moscow. The rebellion by Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of the Wagner Private Military Company, against Putin reveals growing public discontent with the Russia-Ukraine war and corruption in the ruling elite. Prigozhin's social media rant on the need for a peaceful solution to the conflict calls into question Putin's record of statesmanship and raises the possibility of a coup by stealth. Prigozhin's fate remains unpredictable, but Putin's long political supremacy is now in question, as Russia faces the specter of instability and chaos.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Peace With Saudi Arabia Would End Arab-Israeli Conflict
Israeli people are desperate for peace, and want Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with their country, which would end the Arab-Israeli conflict. However, they need assistance from the U.S. to achieve this peace. The Saudis have become increasingly flexible on the issue of Palestinian statehood, which they previously considered a non-negotiable precondition for peace. The U.S. should put sentiments on the Palestinian issue aside to achieve a major peace agreement that will reframe a long-standing conflict and change the region for the better.
Fox News: New Zealand prime minister gets backup plane during China trip as current plane is prone to breakdowns
New Zealand officials sent a backup plane to China to prevent Prime Minister Chris Hipkins from getting stranded due to mechanical issues on his regular aircraft. The aging Boeing 757 called Betty is frequently prone to breakdowns, and Hipkins is leading a trade delegation during his visit to China. Though the twin aircraft was sent only as far as Manila in the Philippines - about 80% of the distance between Wellington and Beijing - acting Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni said the expensive measure was necessary to prevent a situation where officials could not organize transport back to New Zealand for those stranded in China.
National Review: Wagner Group Leader Says ‘It Was Never Our Goal’ to Overthrown Putin in First Statement Since Armed Rebellion
Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin denies attempting to overthrow Putin's government and claims that the group's mission was to prevent the destruction of Wagner and hold people accountable for mistakes. After a last-minute brokered deal between Putin and Prigozhin, the group turned their columns around to return to field camps. President Biden confirms the US and NATO had no involvement in the conflict and will continue to support Ukraine's defense and sovereignty.
#economy
Fox News: Panama Canal postpones depth restrictions after rain provides relief to the region
Depth restrictions on ships crossing the Panama Canal will be postponed due to much-needed rain, which will provide relief to the maritime passage. Trade at one of the world's busiest commercial crossings will not be impacted as the new measures have been delayed.
The Panama Canal authority has decided to allow ships to continue sailing at their previous depth limit of 13.41 m as a series of measures were scheduled to go into effect on June 25 and July 9 requiring ships to float at higher depths. Rains are expected to provide the relief needed to the strained maritime passage and depth restrictions will be postponed until a future date which is yet to be specified.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Welcomes ‘Piss Christ’ Artist in Vatican
Pope Francis welcomes 200 avant-garde artists to the Sistine Chapel, including Andres Serrano, creator of controversial “Piss Christ.” The pope told the artists to "reject the allure of that artificial, skin-deep beauty so popular today and often complicit with economic mechanisms that generate inequality." Australian Archbishop George Pell sought an injunction in 1997 to prevent the National Gallery of Victoria from displaying the work. Other controversial artist invited to the event include Abel Ferrara, who directed the recent Padre Pio film, and the controversial 1976 pornographic film "Nine Lives of a Wet Pussy."
#health
Fox News: Report suggests people with disabilities are disproportionately affected by extreme heat
Heat extremes disproportionately affect people with disabilities in Spain and other parts of Europe, putting them at risk of death and several health problems. Human Rights Watch (HRW) urged authorities to provide support as people with disabilities face social isolation and physical, social and mental distress during heatwaves. Inaccessible urban areas exacerbate the issue and a lack of representation in the development of emergency plans for heatwaves silences the voice of people with disabilities. HRW interviewed 33 people in Andalusia who claimed to have been neglected during the heatwaves last summer, causing the authorities to commit to prioritizing the issue of neglect of this sector of population in the future.
The Epoch Times: Merck Facing Lawsuits for Allegedly Hiding Severe Psychiatric Side Effects of Asthma Drug
Pharmaceutical company Merck is facing lawsuits over its asthma medication Singulair, which allegedly causes neuropsychiatric problems including depression, hallucinations and suicide. Patients who have reported symptoms were not warned about potential side effects, while plaintiffs argue that evidence of the medication's potential impact on the brain existed before launch. In a 2019 advisory, the US Food and Drug Administration linked 82 suicides to the drug or its generic versions; the earliest warnings were issued in 2008.
The Blaze: Dr. Jay Bhattacharya names the single biggest mistake of the COVID pandemic
A Stanford professor of medicine and health research policy, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, believes that the censorship machine silencing qualified individuals from expressing their thinking during the COVID-19 pandemic was the gravest mistake. Dr. Bhattacharya explains that science needs freedom, and the powerful individuals controlling the censor cause problems in decision-making, leading to abysmal outcomes. He laments that science and David and Goliath stories need free speech, but the road to free speech in the scientific world is much easier talked about than walked.
#crime
Daily Wire: South Carolina Man Gets Life In Prison For Killing Mail Carrier Who Didn’t Deliver Marijuana
A South Carolina man was sentenced to life in prison for murdering a mail carrier who didn’t deliver two pounds of marijuana. Trevor Raekwon Seward had ordered the shipment from California but found a note telling him to go to a post office to pick it up. Seward confronted Irene Pressley about the note and when she refused to hand over his package, he shot her 20 times in the back of her mail truck. Seward later drove the truck into a ditch, searched for the package and anything else valuable before leaving Pressley’s body. Seward was found guilty and listened as family members spoke at his sentencing hearing.
#sports
Fox News: Dodgers' Freddie Freeman records 2,000th career hit with double in loss to Astros
Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers got his 2,000th hit with a double in the eighth inning in a game against the Houston Astros. His double helped him become the 295th player in history to reach the milestone. Freeman had been struggling this month but ultimately came through for the Dodgers, who lost the game in 11 innings against the Astros.
Forbes: Bundesliga: DAZN Secures Rights In Canada Until The End Of 2025/26 Season
DAZN has secured the rights to broadcast Bundesliga matches in Canada starting with the 2023 DFL Supercup between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig. The streaming platform will show at least six live matches a week and all shoulder programming until the end of the 2025/26 season. The growth of football in Canada and the presence of Canadian star Alphonso Davies in the league have contributed to the Bundesliga's popularity in the country.
The Epoch Times: Hollywood Star Ryan Reynolds Among New Investors Backing F1 Team Alpine in $218 Million Deal
Actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have invested €200 million ($218 million) in F1 team Alpine, along with other investors including actor Michael B. Jordan. French automotive company Renault Group said the group has acquired a 24% stake in the team which values Alpine Racing Ltd at around $900 million following this investment. The deal will accelerate Alpine's growth plans and sporting ambitions in F1. The investors have an expertise in the sports industry, having previously worked with the Dallas Cowboys, Fenway Sports Group, the NFL, French soccer club Toulouse, and Wrexham.
Fox News: Cardinals battle back to beat Cubs, split London Series behind Willson Contreras' big day
The St. Louis Cardinals rallied back to beat the Chicago Cubs 7-5, with Willson Contreras going 4 for 4 with two runs scored and Paul Goldschmidt hitting a go-ahead RBI single that knocked out Cubs' ace Marcus Stroman. The Cubs missed a chance to get back to .500 and their winning streak was halted at four games. The Cardinals hope to reverse their shaky start to the season and continue their winning streak by having better pitching and doing well offensively.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review: The Montana Knife Company Marshall Bushcraft Knife
The Montana Knife Company's Marshall Bushcraft Knife is perfect for outdoor adventures. Made from high-carbon steel, it's strong and durable, and the G-10 grips are comfortable and efficient for chopping and batoning. The attention to detail is exceptional, and the knife is beautiful and functional. It also comes with a Kydex sheath with adjustable retention.
#technology
The Epoch Times: White House Unveils $42 Billion Investment Plan to Expand Internet Access
The US government will allocate $42 billion to expand high-speed broadband across the country by 2030, through the development of the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program. Each state will receive at least $107 million in funding under the BEAD scheme, with California and Texas being granted the largest sums of $1.9 billion and $3.1 billion, respectively. The minimum allocation is expected to allow all residents to access reliable and affordable high-speed internet. Funding won't be distributed until 2025, with plans due to be submitted by the end of the year, though some have deemed the move unprecedented.
Flag And Cross: Musk Unfazed By Competition As SpaceX Aims To Deliver 80% Of Earth's Payload To Orbit
Elon Musk discussed competition in the space sector during a Twitter Spaces event with author Ashlee Vance. Musk emphasized SpaceX's focus on improving Starlink and their rockets, and stated he doesn't think much about competition. Despite this, he expects SpaceX to deliver 80% of Earth's payload to orbit this year. Musk also discussed Starship's upcoming second flight test, estimating a 60% probability of success. Vance noted Blue Origin's resources and Virgin Galactic's upcoming launch.
Forbes: AI Will Make 2024 Election A ‘Mess,’ Billionaire Ex-Google Chief Schmidt Says
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns that generative artificial intelligence will cause chaos during future elections due to the acceleration of misinformation on social media platforms. He also criticizes tech giants for cutting back on content moderation roles, opting to use the powerful technology instead to manage the tasks. As a strong voice for regulating the AI industry, Schmidt stresses the importance of at least labeling AI-generated content for transparency, and supports "free speech for humans, not computers".
#other
The Epoch Times: Repair Wallboard
Repairing wallboard can be a nuisance as it requires cleaning out the hole, applying patching compound and sanding it smooth. It costs a handyman about $250 in labor and materials but can be done for $50 DIY. However, a DIY job requires more time and preparation for dust and repainting.
Fox News: Yellowstone River poses no threat to the public after train carrying chemicals falls into MT waterway
A bridge in Montana collapsed causing a train carrying hazardous materials to fall into the Yellowstone River; preliminary water and air quality tests showed no threat to the public. The train was carrying hot asphalt and molten sulfur, which remain in the river.
The Epoch Times: Calgary-Based Suncor Energy Says It Suffered a Cybersecurity Incident
Canadian oil company Suncor Energy confirmed it has been the victim of a cyberattack, which has caused difficulty in accessing some services including the Petro-Points app and website. Cybersecurity experts believe the attack is serious and could cause significant problems for Suncor, a large part of the Canadian economy. While there has not been a large-scale, successful cyberattack on a domestic oil and gas company in Canada, experts have warned the country's energy industry is vulnerable to cybercriminals and state-sponsored hackers. Suncor has notified the appropriate authorities of the incident.
The Epoch Times: Fox News Announces Major Primetime Shakeup Months After Tucker Carlson's Exit
Fox News has announced a new primetime weekday lineup, including moving Jesse Watters to Tucker Carlson's former time slot at 8 p.m. ET. Sean Hannity will remain at his 9 p.m. hour, Laura Ingraham’s show will be moved to 7 p.m., and Greg Gutfeld’s program will start at 10 p.m. Nielsen data show Fox News primetime ratings have dropped after Carlson’s departure, but the channel topped all other cable news channels in May. However, Fox averaged considerably fewer viewers in the 25–54 demographic that advertisers covet.
Lawyers for Fox News have demanded that Tucker Carlson stop his Twitter show, citing his existing contract with the network. Carlson, however, has responded that Fox News is violating his First Amendment right to free speech. As for Carlson's departure, he has not publicly commented on the reason, and one of his Twitter videos criticized his former employer for firing a producer who created a banner calling Joe Biden a "wannabe dictator." Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) suggested that Fox News could be engaging in a "kind of deliberate alienation of its own audience" that "might not end well for" the channel.
The Epoch Times: Falafel
Learn how to make homemade falafel with this easy recipe that's as simple as making meatballs. Use dried chickpeas soaked overnight instead of canned ones for the best texture. Pan-fry the patties until golden brown and serve with tahini or yogurt sauce. Leftover falafel can be refrigerated for up to 3 days and reheated in an oven.