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30 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: California Lawmakers at Odds Over Public Safety Bills
The Assembly and Senate Public Safety committees passed several proposals, including Senate Bill 94, which would potentially reduce sentences for inmates convicted of murder with special circumstances. The committees' power in the legislative process has been questioned, with voters expressing frustration over their ability to block laws that could address crime.
Breitbart: Winsome Sears: Justice KBJ 'Was Chosen Because She’s Black and Because She’s a Woman'
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears criticizes the appointment of Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, claiming she was chosen solely because she is a black woman. Sears argues that while the focus is on identity politics, the real concern should be the declining education system and the threat posed by countries like China and Russia. She advocates for school choice as a solution to the education crisis. +
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: New US Intelligence Bill Seeks Extraterrestrial Materials, Probes Former Government Workers
Legislation proposed by the U.S. Senate calls for government workers to hand over non-earth materials to investigate UFOs. The bill aims to gather information on extraterrestrial technology and address security risks.
Breitbart: China Passes Law to Enhance ‘Extraterritorial Application’ of Communist Law
China passed a new Foreign Relations Law to enhance the extraterritorial reach of Communist law and protect the regime from foreign sanctions. The law automates retaliatory actions against sanctions and serves as a deterrent. It incorporates Xi Jinping's major foreign policy initiatives and signals China's firm control over foreign policy. The law does not include an anti-sanctions law for Hong Kong, which worries officials about potential capital flight.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Stocks Rise and Bond Yields Jump After the Latest Signs of a Resilient Economy
Stocks on Wall Street rose as the U.S. economy showed signs of strength. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average gained, while the Nasdaq edged down slightly. Yields in the bond market rose following positive economic data. Investors are optimistic about continued economic growth, but wary of potential interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Stronger GDP Revisions Point to More Inflation
The third revision of the GDP growth showed an increase to two percent, indicating that the economy is unlikely to enter a recession this year. Consumer spending on services was stronger than expected, which may lead to increased inflation. This may put pressure on the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates.
#culture
Breitbart: Melania Trump Releases ‘1776 Collection’ NFTs for 4th of July Weekend
Former first lady Melania Trump is releasing a new collection of NFTs called the "1776 Collection" in celebration of Independence Day. The collection features digital artwork of iconic American landmarks and is priced at $50 per NFT. A portion of the proceeds will go towards educational opportunities for children in the foster care community.
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #741 Hints, Clues And Answer For Friday, June 30th
June, the month of birthstones, historical events, and celebrations, comes to an end. In Wordle, the answer is "straw."
#education
The Blaze: Supreme Court ruling against race-based college admissions leaves door open for military academies to consider race
Supreme Court rules against race-based college admissions, except for military academies. Democrats criticize the decision, while Republicans support it. Justice Sotomayor questions the exemption for military academies, citing the arbitrary nature of the ruling. Lawmakers express concern over the prioritization of sending students to fight over giving them access to education. Some support the ruling but are disappointed that military academies were not included. Chief Justice Roberts argues that race-based admissions programs violate the Equal Protection Clause.
#crime
Daily Wire: Judge Rejects Trump’s Bid To Dismiss Defamation Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump's request to dismiss defamation charges brought against him by columnist E. Jean Carroll was rejected by a New York judge. Trump countersued Carroll for defamation just two days prior. The judge refused to dismiss the case based on Trump's claim of "absolute presidential immunity." Carroll is suing Trump for calling her allegation of rape a lie, and a jury previously found Trump guilty of sexually assaulting Carroll. The judge's decision paves the way for a trial to take place.
The Blaze: Florida cop reportedly handcuffed, put 3-year-old son in jail over potty training issues
Cop handcuffs 3-year-old son and puts him in jail cell for potty training issues. Child reportedly jailed twice. Investigation ongoing.
#other
Forbes: Cricket’s Pressing Topics: Contentious Revenue Distribution Model Moves Closer And USA Cricket’s Governance Issues
The International Cricket Council's Annual General Meeting in Durban will primarily focus on the debate over the revenue distribution model, USA Cricket's governance issues, and the Chief Executives' Committee election. The revenue distribution model for the ICC's media rights deal has caused controversy, with India set to receive a significant increase in their share. Associate Members are upset with the proposed model, but some believe it is the best deal that could be struck. USA Cricket is currently deemed non-compliant due to governance issues but is expected to become compliant after their upcoming election. The ICC is also considering a governance overhaul, including a proposal for a "single tier of membership" and a push to revamp the ICC board. The Chief Executives' Committee election will determine three spots on the committee.
Forbes: Extradition: Whose Rights Are Really At Stake?
Extradition law and the Rule of Specialty are at the center of a thorny legal landscape. Courts are split on whether the defendant or the nation has the right to raise a claim of treaty violations. The Barinas ruling in the Second Circuit has made it difficult for extradited individuals to assert specialty protections, but negotiations and plea agreements prior to extradition may offer some protection.