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28 Jun 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: The Country That Shall Not Be Named: Biden Admin Omits Mention of Israel in Rollout Anti-Semitism Strategy
The Biden administration is downplaying the connection between anti-Zionism and attacks on Jews by failing to mention Israel in discussions on anti-Semitism. During a panel discussion, incidents involving neo-Nazis and far-right nationalists were highlighted, but anti-Zionist attacks were ignored. This raises concerns that the administration is trying to exclude anti-Israel extremism from its definition of anti-Semitism.
National Review: The Corner: Indictment Didn’t Boost Trump, but It Froze Race He’s Already Winning
The indictment of Donald Trump has not significantly affected his standing in the polls, maintaining his lead over Ron DeSantis. The focus on Trump's legal battles has made it difficult for other candidates to gain attention. With multiple ongoing cases against him, Trump is unlikely to fade from the news, posing a challenge for his rivals to garner attention and make their cases.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Again Denies Lying About Involvement in Family Business
President Joe Biden faced questions from reporters regarding his involvement in his family's business schemes, denying any wrongdoing. Despite his repeated claims, evidence contradicts his statements, leading to a change in the White House's response. Critics argue that Biden's use of the White House counsel to avoid answering questions is an attempt to shield himself from scrutiny.
Fox News: North Carolina gives final approval to revisions over upcoming abortion restrictions
North Carolina's House passes changes to abortion law to tighten restrictions & derail pending litigation blocking portions of the law. The revisions aim to ban most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy, compared to the current ban on most abortions after 20 weeks.
National Review: The Corner: The Hyde Amendment’s Lifesaving Legacy
Pro-life activists shift focus to states after Supreme Court's Dobbs decision in June 2022. 14 states now protect preborn children, but federal government's role in abortion policy remains. Researchers find Hyde amendment, preventing federal tax dollars from funding elective abortions, has saved 2,566,968 lives. Democratic Party's stance on abortion has shifted left, but House and Senate Republicans have successfully maintained Hyde amendment under President Biden. Taxpayer funding for elective abortions remains a key issue at state and federal levels.
Fox News: ABC, NBC, CBS quickly move on from bombshell Hunter Biden's threatening ‘sitting here with my father’ message
IRS whistleblowers revealed that Hunter Biden invoked his father's name to pressure a Chinese business partner. The media initially covered the story but quickly moved on, not giving it much airtime.
The Epoch Times: The Last Bit of Hong Kong We Know Is Also Running out of Time
Hongkongers are facing the loss of freedom and the suppression of free speech under the totalitarian regime of mainland China. With the National Security Law in place, Hong Kong's autonomy is at risk, and the city is becoming more aligned with China's policies. People are emigrating and offloading assets, preparing for the worst. The CCP's control over Hong Kong is increasing, and there are concerns about the future of the city and its residents.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Asks for $10M from CCP-Linked Associate
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, asked for $10 million from a Chinese energy company in a WhatsApp message, citing the Biden family's ability to do what the company chairman wants. This is part of the Biden family's involvement with the company, which also included payments to multiple family members.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Reporter asks Biden if he was involved in his son’s shake-down text message
Joe Biden, questioned about his involvement in his son's shake-down text message, denies any involvement. His response sounds defensive and angry.
The Blaze: 'The View' reduces Hunter Biden's various scandals to the 'story of a father's love'
Ana Navarro defends President Biden's unconditional love for his son Hunter amidst accusations of criminal behavior and scandals. Navarro emphasizes the president's role as a supportive father despite Hunter's questionable actions. The narrative shifts towards portraying the Bidens in a sympathetic light rather than addressing the potential legal issues.
National Review: McCarthy Accidentally Exposes the Trump Campaign’s Nervousness
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faced backlash after expressing uncertainty about Donald Trump's strength as a candidate for the Republican Party in the next election. McCarthy initially stated that Trump could beat Biden but later apologized and revised his remarks, emphasizing Trump's strength. However, recent polls suggest that Trump is not the strongest candidate against Biden nationally, and his most viable GOP opponent, Ron DeSantis, outperforms him in key swing states. McCarthy's sudden change of position reflects the insecurities and vulnerabilities within the Trump camp regarding electability.
#society
The Blaze: A chilling message from the WEF: 'Reducing population growth' is a 'BIG BENEFIT'
Dave Rubin criticizes Bill Gates and others at the World Economic Forum for advocating for population reduction through disease research. Rubin believes that people should have the freedom to expand their families and communities. He finds it ironic that Gates, who was known for developing Windows, is now trying to "infect" us with other viruses.
The Epoch Times: Woman Wins Harassment Case Against Arts Council England After Transgender Row
A woman wins her claim of harassment against Arts Council England . Denise Fahmy, who worked at the council for over 15 years, complained that she was harassed for her "gender critical" beliefs. The employment tribunal ruled that Fahmy was indeed subjected to harassment at her workplace, with a petition and offensive comments being cited as evidence. However, the tribunal dismissed Fahmy's claim of victimization. The Arts Council has stated that they are reflecting on the ruling and acknowledging the steps they took to address the incident.
The Epoch Times: Michael Cutiz Film Shows Men of Character in ‘Dodge City’
After the Civil War, Dodge City faces lawlessness under cattle baron Jeff Surrett. Wade Hatton becomes a lawman and gathers a group to combat Surrett's greed. The film emphasizes the importance of law and order in society.
Skilled Survival: Best Hand Crank Radios For Sweeping Emergency Blackouts
Everyone should own at least one emergency radio because weather emergencies happen all the time. Hand crank radios are reliable, versatile, and powerful in such emergencies. They have multiple charging options and features like AM/FM, weather bands, and LED flashlights.
#war
The Epoch Times: Key Russian Ally Belarus Takes Center Stage Spotlight After Wagner Rebellion
Belarus, a key Russian ally, has been in the spotlight after the aborted mutiny by the leader of Russia's Wagner Group. President Lukashenko brokered a deal with the rebel leader, allowing him to relocate to Belarus and avoiding prosecution. Lukashenko and Putin have a longstanding friendship and coordinate their actions daily. The military cooperation between Russia and Belarus has increased since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with joint forces established and fears of Belarus being used as a staging ground for a Russian push on Kyiv. The Belarusian military was put on high alert during the recent mutiny.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: Joe Biden: Putin ‘Is Losing the War’… ‘in Iraq’?
Russian President Vladimir Putin might be winning the war in Ukraine, but President Joe Biden mistakenly claimed that Putin is "losing the war in Iraq." The media is downplaying Biden's gaffe and not holding him accountable for his mistake.
Daily Wire: Biden Blunders Again, Says Putin ‘Clearly Losing The War In Iraq’
President Biden made a verbal slip-up by confusing Ukraine with Iraq during two separate occasions, raising concerns about his mental acuity. He referred to Russia's war in Ukraine as a war in Iraq, highlighting potential issues with his understanding of global affairs. Biden's gaffes have sparked scrutiny as he seeks a second term in the White House.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Anheuser-Busch Executive Says the 'Feedback Is Very Clear' Amid Bud Light Boycott
Anheuser-Busch's U.S. CEO, Brendan Whitworth, has announced financial assistance for wholesalers and distributors affected by the Bud Light boycott. Whitworth expressed concern for the impact on employees, while promoting the company's support of LGBT groups and its commitment to brewing great beer. Despite efforts to revive Bud Light, sales continue to decline. Experts predict a permanent loss of volume and challenges for Anheuser-Busch's U.S. business. Consumers have called for an apology, but executives have not explicitly addressed the boycott or controversy surrounding Dylan Mulvaney.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Joe Biden Delivers Speech Pitching ‘Bidenomics'
President Biden seeks to bolster support for his economic plan amidst concerns over high inflation. Polls indicate that approval ratings for his handling of the economy have fluctuated between the low 30s and low 40s. The economy remains the top concern for Americans, who are grappling with Bidenflation, housing market challenges, and stagnant wage growth.
The Epoch Times: Fed's Powell Predicts Further 'Restriction,' Including Rate Hikes at Consecutive Meetings
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell predicts more monetary policy restrictions for the U.S., stating that inflation will not return to its 2% target for a couple more years. While the central bank projects two more rate hikes this year, Powell emphasized the need for better alignment between supply and demand in the labor market to subside inflationary pressures. The U.S. economy added 339,000 jobs in May, but core inflation is not expected to reach the Fed's target until 2025. Powell also expressed concerns about the banking sector's exposure to commercial real estate, with bank stress tests due to be released on June 28. Recession talk looms over the U.S. economy, with the possibility of a downturn later this year.
The Epoch Times: China Sees Exodus of Fund Managers
Amid China's economic downturn, equity funds struggle to attract investors and fund managers resign. Poor performance of Chinese A-shares and concerns about fraudulent listings contribute to the exodus.
China's economic slump affects the fund market as fund managers leave and many funds fail to raise capital. Equity-based funds are neglected due to poor A-share performance and increased risk of false listings. Fixed-income funds dominate the market.
#religion
Daily Wire: Movement Grows Among Conservatives To Rename June ‘Fidelity Month’
Princeton professor, Robert P. George, wants to change June's name to "Fidelity Month" to promote values like patriotism, religion, and family. He is urging public officials, pastors, and legislators to recognize and support this initiative. The Fidelity Month website encourages people of different faiths to observe a day of fasting on the last day of June to focus on what is most important and pray for increased fidelity to God, family, and country.
#health
The Federalist: New York Times Ethicist Counsels Reader To Ignore Obesity
A concerned friend seeks advice on how to approach a friend who is morbidly obese and suffering from health issues. The Ethicist columnist advises the reader to respect the friend's wishes to avoid the subject, as they may not be the right person to make a difference.
Washington Free Beacon: NYC Mayor To Require 'Mindful Breathing' in All Public Schools
New York City public schools will implement daily "mindful breathing" exercises for all students from pre-kindergarten to high school. Mayor Eric Adams aims to improve physical and mental health. The city is already training teachers and staff to administer these exercises, along with other health initiatives such as a "yoga and mindfulness" program and serving only vegan meals on Fridays.
The Epoch Times: Study Finds Baby Foods Contaminated With High Levels of Heavy Metals
Baby food contains high levels of heavy metals, posing a risk to children's development. Consumer Reports tested 14 products, finding that rice and sweet potatoes were still concerning. The study emphasized that heavy metal contamination hasn't changed much in the last five years.
Fox News: Death toll reaches 6 in fungal meningitis outbreak tied to surgical procedures in Mexican border city
More than 200 patients at risk of fungal meningitis after surgical procedures in Matamoros, Mexico. Health officials struggle to reach everyone.
#crime
Fox News: Another body found in Austin lake following fears of a serial killer
In Austin, Texas, five men have been found dead in Lady Bird Lake over the past six months. The police have downplayed the possibility of a serial killer, but recently arrested Raul Meza Jr. for unrelated murders. Suspicious deaths continue to occur near the lake, but no foul play has been suspected by the police. Safety measures have been increased, but questions remain about the cause of these deaths.
The Federalist Papers: Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Bryan Kohberger - He Could Face Execution Method Never Before Used in Idaho
Bryan Kohberger is facing the death penalty for the murders of four college students in Moscow, Idaho. The Latah County Prosecutor's Office seeks the death penalty due to the multiple murders' heinous and cruel nature. If convicted, Kohberger could be executed by a firing squad under a new Idaho law.
The New American: Story of Armed Citizen Stopping Shooter in Vegas Is Staying in Vegas - The New American
An armed citizen stopped a shooter in a Las Vegas condo building, but the police and media are downplaying the incident. The identity of the armed civilian and the details of how the shooter was stopped are being kept hidden.
The Epoch Times: Man Fleeing Ohio Police With an Abducted Infant Crashes Into a Home, Killing the Child
A man abducts a 7-month-old child and crashes his car into a house while attempting to escape from police, resulting in the death of the infant and critical injuries to himself. The man had contacted the child's mother, expressing homicidal and suicidal thoughts, but it is unclear if he was related to the child or how the abduction occurred.
Fox News: Squatters arrested after daughters locked up, forced to eat mattress to survive: police
Stephanie Grabowski and her boyfriend Mark Russel were indicted on criminal charges for allegedly abusing and neglecting Grabowski's young daughters in their squat in public housing. The girls were found naked, bruised, and sitting on a dirty mattress. The apartment was littered with urine and feces, lacking basic amenities.
The Epoch Times: Marine Veteran Pleads Not Guilty in Chokehold Death of Jordan Neely
A Marine veteran pleads not guilty to manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for putting a homeless man in a fatal chokehold on a NYC subway. The veteran claims self-defense as the homeless man was acting erratically and threatening passengers.
Fox News: Former PA officer who is in custody for sexual assault now being charged with dozens of other sex crimes
Retired Philly cop jailed for child sex assault faces new charges: sexual misconduct against girls and women from 2005-2019, threatening witnesses.
#sports
Fox News: Slumping Mets break out with four home runs in victory over Brewers
The struggling New York Mets won their game against the Milwaukee Brewers, with Brandon Nimmo homering twice and David Peterson throwing six scoreless innings. The Mets have been struggling this season with a poor record, but their owner, Steve Cohen, announced plans for a press conference. Despite the win, there is still work to be done.
Forbes: Wander Franco’s Benching, Injuries Serve As Reminders How Rays’ Season Can Turn In A Hurry
The Tampa Bay Rays faced a series of injuries during their game against the Kansas City Royals, but luckily, the players involved did not suffer any major injuries. Luke Raley, Shane McClanahan, and Yandy Diaz all experienced setbacks but were able to continue playing without serious consequences. Meanwhile, manager Kevin Cash decided to bench young star shortstop Wander Franco for a couple of games as a disciplinary measure. While the Rays have dealt with injuries in their rotation before, they have managed to perform well thanks to the outstanding pitching of McClanahan and Zach Eflin, as well as the team's strong offensive production.
Fox News: Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Caeleb Dressel struggles in first race after long layoff
Caeleb Dressel falls behind in the 100-meter freestyle, finishing 29th in the U.S. nationals and failing to qualify for the world championships. His time is far off from his previous performance at the Tokyo Olympics. Dressel has a long road ahead to regain his dominant form.
Fox News: Lynx defeat Storm behind Napheesa Collier's career-high 33 points
The Minnesota Lynx triumphed over the Seattle Storm, with Napheesa Collier leading the way with 33 points and 10 rebounds. Diamond Miller made a strong return from injury, contributing 18 points and sealing the victory with a crucial jumper in the closing seconds. The Lynx scored their highest half-season total with 53 points in the first half.
Fox News: Marlins blowout Red Sox as Miami combines for season-high with 19 hits
The Miami Marlins dominated the Boston Red Sox with a 10-1 victory, thanks to home runs from Bryan De La Cruz and Jean Segura. Jazz Chisholm and Garrett Cooper also contributed RBIs, while pitcher Sandy Alcántara had a strong outing, giving up only one run. The Red Sox, struggling with three straight losses, remain at a 40-40 record.
Fox News: Reds rebound to beat Orioles behind rookie Andrew Abbott's strong outing
Andrew Abbott's impressive pitching performance and home runs from Matt McLain and TJ Friedl led the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Despite rain delays, the Reds have bounced back from a losing streak and reclaimed the NL Central lead. Abbott's strong pitching has helped improve the team's ERA.
Forbes: Jets Make Best Move Of The 2023 Offseason By Acquiring Aaron Rodgers
1 - Jets acquire Aaron Rodgers, a game-changing quarterback who can carry the offense with his skill and accuracy.
2 - Eagles re-sign Jalen Hurts, an accomplished quarterback who brings leadership, arm strength, and running ability to the team.
Fox News: Kings acquire center Pierre-Luc Dubois in sign-and-trade with Jets
Pierre-Luc Dubois, center for the Winnipeg Jets, has signed an eight-year, $8.5 million extension with the Los Angeles Kings. The trade includes center Gabriel Vilardi, forwards Alex Iafallo and Rasmus Kupari, and a second-round pick for the Jets. Dubois is an elite two-way center and the Kings are excited to add him to their lineup. This will be Dubois' third team, previously playing for Columbus and Winnipeg. The Kings are looking to improve after missing the playoffs for three seasons.
Fox News: Tigers starter Matthew Boyd will undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery
Detroit Tigers pitcher Matthew Boyd will undergo season-ending elbow surgery due to a partial ligament sprain. The team did not provide a specific date for the procedure, but recovery typically takes 12-14 months. This adds to a growing list of injured pitchers for the Tigers.
Fox News: Caitlyn Jenner rips Martina Navratilova over tweet shading interview with Lance Armstrong on trans athletes
Caitlyn Jenner responds to Martina Navratilova's criticism over her interview with Lance Armstrong about transgender athletes in women's sports. Jenner defends her stance on the issue and calls out Navratilova for her political views.
National Review: The Corner: The Art of Kicking
Rolf Benirschke, former placekicker for the San Diego Chargers, discusses the mental aspect of kicking in both football and golf. He emphasizes the importance of consistency, rhythm, and overcoming fear of failure in high-pressure situations. Benirschke also highlights the need for kickers to earn the trust and respect of their teammates to perform at their best.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Magnets for Magnet Fishing of 2023
Magnet fishing experts use high-powered magnets to pull junk and treasures out of rivers and lakes across the country. The best magnets for magnet fishing depend on the style of fishing and the desired pull force. Single-sided magnets are great for throwing off bridges, while double-sided magnets are ideal for fishing from the bank. A 1,500-pound magnet is recommended for adults, while a 500-pound magnet is suitable for kids. Kits that include rope, gloves, and other accessories are also available.
Skilled Survival: Best Walkie Talkies For Coordination, Rescue & Emergencies
Looking for the best walkie talkie? Check out our top picks for different activities and budgets. From the Midland LXT600VP3, great for outdoor adventures, to the Motorola RMU2080D, ideal for business settings. Find the perfect walkie talkie for your needs.
#other
Flag And Cross: Three Fluffy Baby Owls Wow Visitors At Flying Displays
Three baby owls are impressing visitors at the Scottish Owl Centre in Bathgate, West Lothian. The owls, two barn owls and one long-eared owl, were born five weeks ago and are growing quickly. The centre, which houses 50 species of owls, focuses on education and conservation.
Forbes: Foo Fighters Are About To Break An Important All-Time Grammy Record
The Foo Fighters are expected to dominate multiple categories at the 2024 Grammy Awards with their latest album, "But Here We Are." They are currently tied with Neil Young for the most nominations in the Best Rock Album category, but have the most wins. Their eighth nomination would solidify their place in Grammy history.
Daily Wire: Supreme Court Sets New Standard For ‘True Threats’
The Supreme Court vacated the conviction of a man accused of online stalking, establishing a new standard to protect freedom of expression. The court ruled 7-2 to overturn Billy Raymond Counterman's conviction in Counterman v. Colorado. Counterman had sent threatening messages to a musician, but the court emphasized the need to prove "true threats" outside the bounds of free speech. The decision was praised by civil liberties and First Amendment advocates. liberties