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28 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Pennsylvania Senate approves legislation aimed at reducing the number of people on probation, in jail
The Pennsylvania state Senate approved a bill to reduce the number of people on probation and in jail. The legislation aims to limit the length of probation sentences and prevent people from being sent back to jail for minor violations. The bill now goes to the House of Representatives, where it is expected to pass.
Red State: WILLIAMS: Republicans Have to Talk about Abortion to Win in 2024
Abortion is a divisive issue for Republicans, impacting their performance in the 2022 midterms. Democrats outspent them on abortion-related advertising, shifting public opinion in their favor. Young adult voters, who strongly support abortion, could be persuaded if Republicans change their messaging and emphasize alternatives. To win, Republicans must combat false narratives and show that being pro-life doesn't harm women.
Liberty Nation: Media Hits the Mattresses for 2024
The media is waging a war on President Biden's potential competitors and the truth. A bombshell claim from a respected newspaper suggests that the Department of Justice tried to kill charges against Hunter Biden. The media is also misleading readers with selectively contrived headlines. They bury the lede, omit crucial stories, and skew their coverage to support the Democrats and Biden's 2024 campaign. The Fourth Estate's unwavering support may come at a high price for any president.
#war
The Epoch Times: Robert Schumann: Concerto for Violoncello | Maximilian Hornung, CHAARTS
A wealthy businessman hires a private investigator to find his missing daughter, who is involved with a dangerous crowd. As the P.I. delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a web of corruption, deceit, and murder.
In the midst of a brutal war in Ukraine, a young journalist uncovers evidence of a government cover-up. Determined to expose the truth, she faces danger at every turn and must rely on her wits and courage to bring the information to light.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Yen Under Pressure; Aussie Slips as Inflation Slows
Yen weakens against other major currencies as Japanese authorities contemplate intervention. Aussie dollar drops due to eased inflation in May.
#military
Liberty Nation: Prigozhin vs Putin: The Non-coup Coup
Yevgeny Prigozhin's failed attempt to move on Moscow with his Wagner Group leaves a stability vacuum and many questions. After occupying the Russian army headquarters, they were stopped by negotiations brokered by Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. However, reports suggest that Prigozhin's intention was to remove key Russian defense figures. The fate of the Wagner Group has been resolved, with members given the option to join the regular military or return home. This incident raises concerns about Putin's control and the future of his government.
#culture
The Federalist: 'The Flash' Is More Than Just Mindless Entertainment
"The Flash" is a refreshing and entertaining superhero film that pays tribute to DC fans. Despite the Marvel-DC rivalry, DC has had its share of successes and failures, with the Marvel Cinematic Universe reigning supreme. The film explores the Flash's character arc and offers more depth than typical Marvel movies. Despite its commercial struggles, "The Flash" is expected to be appreciated in the long run.
#health
National Review: The Corner: Too Bad There’s No Vaccine against This
Leftist obsession with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) dominates American education, including medical schools. Dr. Stanley Goldfarb questions the rise of DEI in healthcare but faces backlash. DEI belief system portrays America as fundamentally racist and requires drastic change. The DEI infection in medicine hinders progress and endangers lives.
#crime
Fox News: Vacationer dies in Jamaica after trying to down all 21 cocktails on drink menu: family
A British man died after attempting to complete a 21-drink challenge at a bar in Jamaica. He had been drinking brandy and beer before joining two Canadian women in the challenge. The family has criticized the medical treatment he received when he fell ill, and the cause of death was determined to be acute gastroenteritis due to alcohol consumption.
Fox News: 3 PA caseworkers, 2 supervisors arrested on charges of child endangerment, failing to report abuse
Child welfare agency in Pennsylvania fails to protect children from abuse and neglect. Caseworkers and supervisors arrested for child endangerment and failing to report abuse.
Children found living in dangerous and deplorable conditions, underfed and covered in flea bites. Mother claims she repeatedly begged for help from the agency.
#sports
Forbes: Thunder Summer League: Undrafted Free Agents Earn Opportunity To Shine
The Oklahoma City Thunder has signed several undrafted free agents to compete in NBA Summer League. Adam Flagler, a potential second-round selection, has a shot at earning a two-way spot with the team. Justice Sueing, Tanner Groves, Hunter Maldonado, Caleb McConnell, and KJ Williams will also compete for roster spots.
Fox News: Tom Brady reacts to Ryan Mallett's death: 'We lost a great man'
Former New England Patriots quarterback Ryan Mallett drowned in the Gulf of Mexico. His ex-teammate Tom Brady expressed his condolences on social media, stating that they had lost a great man. The NFL and the Patriots also released statements mourning Mallett's passing. Mallett had been working as a head coach at a high school in Arkansas before his death.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Reportedly Open To Frenkie De Jong Sale — Should Catalans Push For Kimmich Swap Deal?
FC Barcelona is reportedly willing to sell Frenkie de Jong for the right offer. They have put a €100 million price tag on him and Bayern Munich may offer a swap deal involving Joshua Kimmich.
#outdoors
The Federalist: You Don't Need National Parks To Find Summer Solitude
America's national parks are becoming overcrowded, with a significant increase in visits compared to previous years. Some parks have implemented reservation systems to manage the crowds and protect the delicate ecosystems. However, the popularity of the parks has led to issues such as long wait times, crowded attractions, and problems with waste. Visitors looking for a quieter outdoor experience can explore alternative destinations such as national forests, national grasslands, and state parks, which offer fewer crowds and plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
#other
Forbes: Will ‘The Witcher’ Change From Henry Cavill To Liam Hemsworth Be Flawless, As Netflix Claims?
Henry Cavill is leaving The Witcher after its upcoming third season due to irreconcilable creative differences. Liam Hemsworth will take over as Geralt of Rivia in Season 4. The show's executive producer assures fans that the transition will be flawless and closely aligned with the book's ideas. However, this explanation does not alleviate concerns about the recasting.