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29 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: CNNLOL's Jake Tapper Finally Admits He's Not a Journalist
CNN anchor Jake Tapper admits he is not a journalist, refusing to do a town hall with presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. due to his anti-vaccine views. Tapper's decision reveals his bias and attempts to silence Kennedy's campaign.
Fox News: Review board recommends suspending social media accounts for Cambodia's prime minister due to violent language
: The Oversight Board recommended suspending Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's Facebook and Instagram accounts for six months due to language that could incite violence. Facebook will comply with the recommendation and remove the offending content. Hun Sen, a long-time user of Facebook, plans to switch to the Telegram app for spreading his message. He claims Telegram is more effective and useful in countries that ban Facebook, like China. Critics argue that Hun Sen is being held accountable for using social media to incite violence against his opponents.
Washington Free Beacon: From Powerful Unions to Everyday Voters, Biden's Gas-Powered Car Purge Prompts Backlash
President Joe Biden's plan to phase out gas-powered vehicles is facing backlash from various groups, including the United Auto Workers and the Alliance for Automotive Innovation. They believe the regulations are unreasonable and will lead to job loss and price hikes. Many Americans, including moderate Democrats, also oppose the phasing out of gas-powered cars. This could pose challenges to Biden's reelection campaign.
National Review: The Corner: Conservative Justices Having Fun
Far-right Supreme Court justices relish delivering their opinions, showing their conservative stance in the anti-affirmative-action case. They mock their colleagues, display changing views, and stage a "dunk contest" in this ruling.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump's Lead over DeSantis Has Grown 19 Points Since February
In the Republican primary, Donald Trump has a significant lead with 56% support, followed by Ron DeSantis at 22%. Vivek Ramaswamy is in third place with 5%. On the Democratic side, Joe Biden leads with 64% support, while Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is at 17% and Marianne Williamson is at 10%.
The Epoch Times: Peers Accused of Trying to Derail Illegal Migration Bill With ‘Wrecking Amendment’
Members of the House of Lords have defeated the government's Illegal Migration Bill, causing a rift between the two bodies. The peers have demanded changes to the bill, including modern slavery safeguards and protection for unaccompanied children seeking asylum. In a separate setback, the Court of Appeal ruled against the government's plan to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda, citing concerns about inhumane treatment.
The Epoch Times: ‘My Aunt’s Facebook Page Has More Credibility Than You Do’: Sen. Kennedy Grills Ethics Expert
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) calls out law professor Richard Painter for making baseless claims about conservatives at a Senate hearing on fossil fuel dark money's impact on climate and the federal budget.
The Blaze: Why the corporate press is FINALLY turning on Joe Biden
The corporate press, once staunch defenders of Joe Biden, are now starting to question his gaffe-filled presidency. Biden's response to a question about Hunter's business dealings revealed a hint of condescension as he denied his involvement. Chad Prather suggests that the tough questions reporters are asking are not spontaneous, but rather a deliberate effort to bring Biden down. Prather predicts that Biden will eventually step aside, sign a lucrative book deal, and allow Kamala Harris to become the first female president, albeit briefly. This prediction seems plausible given Biden's recent gaffes, such as his claim that Putin is fighting in Iraq. Even CBS has aired coverage on Hunter Biden's crimes, with an interview featuring an IRS whistleblower who suggests that anyone else would have been punished already.
Breitbart: Comer: Biden Made 6 'Policy Decisions' that Indicate He's 'Compromised'
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer claims President Biden made six policy decisions that suggest he may be compromised. Comer alleges that the Biden family used shell companies to hide money, evade taxes, and receive payments from foreign business ventures. Republican lawmakers are demanding transparency and raising concerns about the source of the money.
#society
The Blaze: 3 young boys go missing in Oregon — yet descriptions of them list their 'pronouns,' not their sex
Three young boys went missing in Oregon while in the care of their mother and an adult male. The descriptions released to the public for help with their whereabouts only provided their "pronouns," not their sex or gender.
The Federalist Papers: Women Applying to Work in Bill Gates' Private Office Were Asked Disturbing Sexual Questions: Report
A report reveals that women applying for jobs in Bill Gates' private office were asked invasive questions about their sexual histories, while men were not subjected to the same treatment. The report also mentions allegations of Gates pursuing relationships with female employees and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Gates' spokesperson denies the allegations and states that inappropriate questions would be a violation of the company's policies.
Fox News: NAACP lashes out at 'hate-inspired' Supreme Court after affirmative action ruling
The NAACP criticizes the Supreme Court's ruling to ban affirmative action in college admissions, calling it a setback. They argue that race plays a significant role in the quality of life for Black Americans. Harvard and the NAACP vow to protect diversity and preserve essential values.
The Epoch Times: Verbal Manners
Tips for effective communication: show appreciation by saying "you're welcome," add "please" to requests, let others finish speaking before sharing thoughts, avoid verbal fillers, and consider staying silent if unsure of what to say.
The Blaze: Women interviewing for Bill Gates' private office were asked about porn, STDs, if they ever 'danced for dollars': Report
Female job applicants at billionaire Bill Gates' private office were reportedly asked personal questions about their sexual histories and preferences, as well as their vulnerability to blackmail. The questions were asked during interviews conducted by a security firm. Male candidates did not report being asked the same personal questions. The screening process may violate federal employment discrimination laws.
Breitbart: Creep Alert: Private Office of Bill Gates Asked Women Sexually Explicit Questions During Job Interview Process
Billionaire Bill Gates's private office, Gates Ventures, has allegedly subjected women to sexually explicit questioning during job interviews. The screening process, conducted by Concentric Advisors, delved into their sexual histories and personal lives. Lawyers suggest this may violate employment discrimination laws. Gates himself has a history of pursuing women at Microsoft and has been linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Spectator USA: France is on the brink, again
Emmanuel Macron faces a grave crisis as rioting spreads across France. A seventeen-year-old was shot dead by police, leading to extreme violence, including burning police cars and storming a prison. Macron's comments on the incident have drawn criticism from right-wing politicians and police unions.
PJ Media: The Disappearing Person
From an airplane, the narrator reflects on the world below, observing swimming pools, trampolines, and city lights. They ponder the disconnection in society and the lack of empathy, exemplified by a soccer mom racing to the checkout. The story shifts to a tragic incident where a woman is hit by multiple cars and left to die on the road. Her substance abuse struggles and the lack of arrests raise questions about societal indifference. The narrator laments how society values money and power over compassion, turning people into objects and causing them to willingly destroy themselves.
Foreign Policy: The World’s Immigration Policies Are Outdated. Here’s How to Catch Up.
Over 650 asylum-seekers, including children, are feared dead after a fishing boat capsized off the coast of Greece. The increasing number of forced migrants who do not qualify for refugee status is putting pressure on immigration systems, causing border control issues and rising nativism. International regulations governing refugee admissions have not kept up with modern threats and need to be adapted to address new complexities in human migration.
Daily Wire: Non-Binary Student Accepted Into New York Sorority, Then Booted By Headquarters
A non-binary student was accepted into a New York college sorority, but was later kicked out by the national headquarters. The issue arose because the student does not identify as a woman.
Fox News: NYC Mayor Eric Adams berates woman after question about high rent: 'I'm a grown man'
Democratic NYC Mayor Eric Adams gets confrontational with a woman who questions him about high rent at a town hall event, saying she treated him like "someone on the plantation." He defends himself, saying he doesn't control rent increases, but supports the board's decision.
National Review: The Corner: Gorsuch Highlights the Absurdities of Racial Classification
In his concurring opinion in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College, Neil Gorsuch criticizes the absurdity of racial classifications. He points out that these categories were created in the 1970s by federal bureaucrats for data collection purposes and do not reflect any preordained or scientific basis. Gorsuch highlights the incoherence of lumping together diverse groups of people, such as East Asians and South Asians, solely based on the continent from which their ancestors came. He argues that the racial-classification system is flawed and encourages applicants to manipulate their race for admissions purposes. Americans should reject being defined by arbitrary bureaucratic definitions.
Fox News: Christine King Farris, civil rights activist and sister of Martin Luther King Jr., dies at 95
Civil rights activist and educator Christine King Farris, sister of Martin Luther King Jr., passed away at age 95 surrounded by family in Atlanta. She leaves behind a legacy of education and civil rights activism, including her involvement in the establishment of the King Center.
#war
Fox News: Presidential hopeful Pence meets with Zelenskyy in Ukraine in surprise trip
Former Vice President Mike Pence made a surprise trip to Ukraine to meet with President Zelenskyy and express his commitment to providing military support against Russian forces. He emphasized the importance of Ukraine's success for U.S. national security. Pence witnessed the impact of the war on Ukrainian families and condemned Russian aggression.
The Epoch Times: China's Saboteurs Are Coming to America
Chinese migrants are entering the US through the southern border, some of whom may be coming to commit acts of sabotage and have ties to the Chinese People's Liberation Army . The number of apprehensions of Chinese migrants has significantly increased, and they are entering the US via Ecuador and the Darien Gap. Chinese military-linked migrants are being released into America, raising concerns of potential sabotage and attacks on American military bases. The next war in Asia may be fought on US soil, with unsuspecting Americans becoming involved .
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: DOJ argues DeSantis-backed law banning Chinese land ownership near Florida military bases 'unconstitutional'
The Justice Department argues that a Florida law restricting Chinese land ownership near military installations is unconstitutional and violates civil rights laws. The law aims to counteract Chinese influence in Florida.
The American Civil Liberties Union and Chinese citizens are challenging the law, claiming it unfairly targets individuals based on their national origin. GOP presidential contenders, including Ron DeSantis, criticize the Biden administration's response to Chinese influence.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Chipmaker Micron Beats on Demand From Booming AI, Easing Glut
Micron Technology exceeded expectations in Q3 due to demand for memory chips from the AI sector. The company's revenue of $3.75 billion beat estimates, and its Q4 forecast of $3.9 billion was in line with expectations. Despite facing challenges with China's security review, Micron remains confident in future growth.
Daily Wire: Yellow Trucking Corporation Files Lawsuit Against Teamsters Union
Yellow Corporation, the fifth largest transportation company, is suing the International Brotherhood of Teamsters for breaching a contract, causing damages of over $137 million. The company claims that the union's refusal to meet and block modernization efforts puts 30,000 jobs, including 22,000 union jobs, at risk, and could lead to the liquidation of the company. The Teamsters described the lawsuit as baseless and accused Yellow of misusing a government bailout. The union is also threatening to strike against United Parcel Service (UPS), which could disrupt supply chain operations.
#military
The Epoch Times: Military Academies Can Still Consider Race in Admissions: Supreme Court
Military academies are exempt from a ruling that bans race consideration in university admissions. Regular universities cannot use affirmative action, but military academies can. The military argues that diversity is crucial for a well-prepared and inclusive officer corps.
#culture
Spectator USA: The American tradition of barbecue is a long and storied one
Barbecue is an American tradition that originated from South and Latin America. In the South, pork is the main meat used in barbecue, while in Texas and Montana, beef is preferred. Barbecue sauces have diverse influences, with vinegar from Virginia, mustard from South Carolina, and the classic sweet and spicy combination from Memphis. Barbecue is a way of keeping bugs away, and nothing beats a steak straight off the open-flame grill.
Forbes: New Manga, Webtoon Imprints Flourish As Publishers Aim For Red Hot Market
TokyoPop, Penguin Random House, and DC Comics are all jumping on the manga and webtoon bandwagon, as these genres have seen tremendous growth during the pandemic. Penguin Random House has launched a new imprint called Inklore, focused on manga, manwa, manhua, webtoons, and light novels. Webtoon, a digital comics platform, has also entered the print market with its publishing imprint, Webtoon Unscrolled. TokyoPop, a pioneer in the manga market, is releasing new romance-oriented titles under its new imprint, LoveLove. DC Comics is partnering with Kodansha to create manga-style versions of its characters like Batman and Superman.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: Rachel Levine Says Bans on Child Sex Changes Are 'Regressive’
Biden official criticizes state laws restricting sex changes for children, calling them regressive. Levine says they harm LGBTQI+ community. Hashtag:
National Review: The Corner: The Value of Debating RFK Jr.: A Lesson from J. S. Mill
Joe Rogan invited Dr. Peter Hotez to debate RFK Jr. about vaccine safety, but Hotez declined. Op-eds argue that debating false views gives them legitimacy, but refusing to debate hinders the pursuit of truth. Those who can defend the truth should do so.
The Epoch Times: 3 Tips to Help You Fight Inflammation and Support an Aging Immune System
As we age, chronic inflammation can affect our health and immune system, leading to diseases like cardiovascular disease and cancer. To combat this, adopting an anti-inflammatory diet like the Mediterranean diet, reducing calorie intake through fasting, and supplementing with nutrients like zinc can help slow down aging and inflammation.
#education
Breitbart: Senate GOP Cheers End of 'Un-American' Racial Preferences in Colleges
Senate Republicans celebrate Supreme Court's ruling against racial preferences in college admissions, praising it for promoting equal treatment and academic achievements.
The Epoch Times: Trump, Other GOP Presidential Candidates Respond to Historic Affirmative Action Ruling
The US Supreme Court rules against race-based college admissions, pleasing Donald Trump. It marks a "great day for America" and promotes diversity.
Fox News: Tim Scott responds to Obamas' criticism of Supreme Court ruling: 'A lie from the pit of hell'
Sen. Tim Scott applauds Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action, slams Obamas, emphasizes equal education for all children.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers applaud Supreme Court affirmative action ruling: 'Great day for all Americans'
Republican lawmakers celebrate Supreme Court ruling against using race in college admissions, aiming for fairer admissions based on merit. Asian-American lawmakers stress judging individuals by actions, not race. Democrats criticize, fearing setback for racial justice and limited opportunities.
Fox News: Biden rips Supreme Court decision on race-based college admissions: ‘Not a normal court’
President Biden criticizes Supreme Court ruling against using race in university admissions, calls for prioritizing applicants facing discrimination and protecting diversity.
Human Events: BREAKING: Biden, Obama, left-wing pundits lose their minds after
SCOTUS rules against race-based college admissions
The Supreme Court rules against college admissions discrimination, causing outrage among Obama, Biden, and leftwing pundits. Affirmative action's impact on non-preferred race students is criticized. Progressive elites protest, claiming it rolls back progress. Some schools seek workarounds for race-based admissions.
#crime
Fox News: Wild dashcam video shows handcuffed suspect steal squad car before high-speed chase, fatal crash in Colorado
A suspect in Colorado, Anthony Alphonso Sanchez III, evades police after a shots-fired call and police chase. He steals a state police car and leads officers on a high-speed chase before crashing into a tractor-trailer. Sanchez later dies from his injuries.
Fox News: Former Alabama sheriff accused of depositing office funds into personal account pleads guilty
Former Barbour County sheriff Leroy Upshaw pleaded guilty to a felony ethics charge for depositing office funds into his personal bank account. Upshaw wrote checks totaling $32,135 meant for law enforcement and prisoner care, but instead, he deposited them into his own or family members' accounts.
Fox News: Family seeks investigation after Virginia man dies of asphyxiation at psychiatric hospital
Lawyers for the family of a Black man who died in a Virginia hospital are asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate his death. Irvo Otieno died after being pinned to the floor for about 11 minutes while being admitted to the hospital. Seven deputies and three hospital workers were charged with second-degree murder, but the family's lawyers argue that the state prosecutor's office does not have the resources to properly handle the case.
The family of a Black Virginia man who died at a psychiatric hospital is requesting a criminal investigation into his death from the U.S. Department of Justice. Irvo Otieno died of asphyxiation after being pinned down for about 11 minutes while being admitted. The family's lawyers argue that the state prosecutor's office does not have the capacity to adequately handle the case, as second-degree murder charges have been filed against sheriff's deputies and hospital workers involved.
The Epoch Times: Man Convicted of Driving Into Fundraiser Crowd, Then Killing Mother Gets 2 Life Terms
A man who drove into a fundraiser crowd in Pennsylvania, killing one and injuring 19 others, before bludgeoning his mother to death has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. The judge described his actions as "pure evil" and imposed two life terms as well as an additional 123 to 380 years for attempted homicide. The man cited arguments with his mother and a desire to end the fighting as his motives.
#technology
National Review: The Corner: Artificial Intelligence Is Theft
The owner of ChatGPT and Microsoft face a $3bn class action lawsuit for allegedly stealing data from internet users. The lawsuit accuses them of privacy violations, including the theft of private information and luring children to the platform. This raises questions about intellectual property and treating AI-generated content as different from human-created content.
#other
Forbes: Boardrooms At War As Boohoo And Revolution Beauty Row Turns Ugly
Boohoo, a British online fashion retailer, is engaged in a heated boardroom battle with makeup brand Revolution Beauty. Boohoo attempted to oust the existing management but was not successful. The board's actions and the awarding of bonuses have raised concerns.
The Epoch Times: EPA Accused of Underestimating Impact of Power Plant Regulations, Says Global Energy Institute
The EPA under the Biden administration is accused of using optimistic assumptions in its analysis for proposed power plant regulations. According to a report by the Chamber of Commerce Global Energy Institute, the EPA underestimated the impact of the regulations on power grid reliability and costs. The regulations aim to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and require the use of carbon capture technology or closure of facilities. The report claims that the EPA's analysis was flawed, failing to account for the growth of electric vehicles and exaggerating the development of carbon capture technology.
Red State: Tucker on a Mission: Former Fox News Star Reportedly Raising Money for New Media Venture
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is planning his next move after his departure from Fox News. He has taken a scaled-back version of his show to Twitter, where he has gained a massive following. However, Fox News has sent a "cease and desist" letter, claiming that Carlson's show is a breach of his contract. Carlson is reportedly raising money for a new media company and may have other projects in the works. It seems that Carlson is on a personal vendetta against his former employer and is determined to prove that they made a mistake in letting him go.
Forbes: ‘FROM’ Renewed For Season 3 At MGM+ — Here’s Everything You Need To Know
MGM's horror series FROM has been renewed for Season 3, with a release date in 2024. The upcoming season promises more scares, mysteries, and answers as the true nature of the nightmarish town is revealed. The townspeople will go on the offensive against the horrors surrounding them.
Fox News: Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi visits village that has been plagued by violence
Shootout between Meitei Hindu and Kuki communities in Manipur claims two lives. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi visits violence-hit areas.