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28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Western Australia Grabbing Farmer's Properties, Thwarting Food Production
The new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act in Western Australia has raised concerns among farmers and prospectors who fear it will have a detrimental impact on their livelihoods. The legislation aims to protect Aboriginal cultural sites but could result in increased costs and bureaucratic processes for those in the agricultural and mining industries. Opposition to the law has grown, with calls for it to be scrapped or delayed in order to address the concerns of affected parties.
The Epoch Times: Oregon Legislators Compromise Over Gender, Abortion, Ghost Guns, and Fentanyl
Oregon lawmakers returned to work after a six-week walkout that halted the legislative session. The impasse was over Democrat-backed bills on gun control, abortion, and gender-transition services. Republicans returned after Democrats compromised on parental consent for abortion and struck down a resolution protecting abortion, same-sex marriage, and gender-affirming care in the state Constitution.
Townhall: Where Is the Biden-Bashing 'Tell-All' Book?
During Trump's presidency, there were numerous "tell-all books" with hypernegative content, written by journalists and insiders. In contrast, there are only two such books about Biden, written by journalists, but not hostile in nature. This highlights the stark difference between the two administrations.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Media Says Drag Queens Chanting, "We're Coming For Your Children" Taken Out of Context
Conservative media fact checks are divided into two types: those that argue conservatives are untrue, and those that lack context to deny it. LGBTQ activists at the NYC Drag March chanted "We're coming for your children," but claim it's taken out of context. Activists say it's routine and used to regain control of slurs against the LGBTQ community.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Israel Seizes Crypto Wallets Connected To Iran's Quds Force, Lebanon-based Hezbollah
Israel has seized cryptocurrency wallets linked to Iran's Quds Force and Hezbollah. Millions of dollars worth of digital currency used for terrorism were confiscated. The Quds Force, Hezbollah, and Syrian groups have been using cryptocurrency supplied by third parties to fund their activities.
#economy
The Epoch Times: California Budget Deal Numbers Don’t Add Up
California Governor Gavin Newsom has passed a budget deal to sustain him through the next budget cycle and potentially into the Democratic primaries. The budget includes investments in education, homelessness, clean energy, and job creation, but spending is above the recommended limit and could lead to future budget troubles. A recession and the exodus of wealthy taxpayers could further cripple the state's finances, and if Newsom mishandles the budget, it could harm his prospects for higher office.
Flag And Cross: Lordstown Files For Bankruptcy As Foxconn Deal Sours
Lordstown, Inc., an electric vehicle startup, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company is also pursuing litigation against its manufacturing partner, Foxconn, for alleged fraud. Lordstown's stock has been falling, leading to a delisting warning from the SEC.
Forbes: Billionaire Wee Cho Yaw’s UOL, Kingsford Submit Top Bids In Tepid Singapore Land Auctions
Chinese developer Kingsford Huray Development and a consortium led by billionaire Wee Cho Yaw's UOL submitted top bids for prime residential and commercial sites in Singapore. The bidding environment was cautious, with most developers remaining cautious amid soaring interest rates and government cooling measures. The government aims to develop the Marina Gardens site into a neighborhood with residential units, hotels, retail space, and office buildings.
UOL, along with sister company Singapore Land and CapitaLand, submitted the highest bid for a site in Tampines. The property will be integrated into a commercial center and bus interchange and is near the upcoming Tampines North MRT station. Interest was also shown in a site in the Jurong district.
#education
Fox News: Former Trump Cabinet member Betsy DeVos undecided on 2024 endorsement
Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is undecided on endorsing a candidate for the 2024 presidential race, but is encouraged by the discussion on expanding education freedom. Known for championing school choice, DeVos has shown warmth towards various Republican candidates and has been influential in shaping American education. She released a book last year on critical race theory, school lockdowns, and improving the education system.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Arkansas, NFL Quarterback Ryan Mallett Dead at 35
Former college standout and NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett died at 35 after a drowning incident at a beach in Florida. The University of Arkansas expressed their shock and sadness, remembering Mallett as a Razorback legend. Mallett had a successful career, breaking passing records and playing for the Patriots, Texans, and Ravens. He was also about to begin his second year as head football coach at White Hall High School.
#technology
Fox News: Chinese government mouthpiece vows Beijing will ramp up drive for AI global supremacy
China is determined to become the world's leading AI power, according to Chinese state media. Expert commentary suggests that AI will have a major impact on various sectors in China, such as office work and pharmaceuticals. Meanwhile, a report by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments warns that China is aggressively pursuing technological advancements, including AI, and could potentially surpass the US in the next decade. The US needs to act now to secure its position in techno-security or risk being overtaken by China.
#other
The Epoch Times: Idaho Supreme Court Affirms Ban of Firearms at Music Festival
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the right to ban firearms at a private music festival in Sandpoint, Idaho, in a decision that dismissed a lawsuit claiming a violation of the 2nd Amendment. The court stated that the festival, as the holder of a private lease, has the authority to set limitations on attendees and exclude firearms.