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29 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Vetoes Bipartisan Crime Reform Bill
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a criminal justice reform bill that aimed to modify the state's expungement laws. The bill had bipartisan support and would have allowed individuals to have their criminal records expunged if their previous offenses were committed as juveniles. Observers believe that DeSantis vetoed the bill to present himself as tough on crime for his presidential bid. Critics argue that DeSantis's position on criminal justice reform has shifted to the right, contrasting with his previous track record.
Townhall: A Better Solution to Shortages Than Chinese Cancer Drugs
The FDA announced it will allow importation of a non-approved cancer drug from China to address drug shortages caused by the Biden administration's policies. The administration's consolidation of drug-industry middlemen and price controls on brand-name drugs have led to shortages and decreased innovation. Imports from China are risky due to the prevalence of counterfeit drugs.
Breitbart: Christie: 'Childish and Stupid' Trump Kept Documents So He Could 'Act Like He's President'
Former Gov. Chris Christie said that former President Donald Trump kept classified documents out of a desire to show off and act like he was still president. Christie described Trump's behavior as childish and stupid, and compared it to a child sticking their hand into a cookie jar.
Front Page Magazine: Confirmed: Intel Top Dogs Knowingly Lied When They Said Hunter's Laptop Was Russian Disinformation
51 top intelligence officials, including James Clapper, lied to the American people about Hunter Biden's laptop. The FBI found it to be authentic months before the officials claimed it wasn't. These officials, with access to sensitive information, brazenly deceived the public.
Breitbart: RFK Jr.: I’m Proud Trump Likes Me Even if We Don’t Agree on Most Issues
Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. refuses to attack former President Donald Trump, saying he is "proud" that Trump likes him. Kennedy aims to bring people together and bridge the divide despite their disagreements. He believes in ending polarization by engaging with those who don't agree with him.
Front Page Magazine: Where Is the Biden-Bashing 'Tell-All' Book?
During the Trump years, numerous hypernegative "tell-all books" were published by journalists and insiders. However, in the Biden years, there are only a couple of books with internal details, but they are not hostile towards the president. The media treated negative claims about Trump as factual, despite many of them being disputed or unproven.
#society
Townhall: Pride vs. Shame
Dubrovnik, Croatia was the filming location for 21 episodes of "Game of Thrones." The concept of shame seems foreign in today's society. Shame and pride have downsides. How much more can we tolerate before decadence consumes us? America needs its own walk of shame for redemption.
Front Page Magazine: Politics and the End of Private Lives
Cancel culture has origins in China, where it was known as "internet hunting" and involved mobs enforcing social codes. It eventually spread to the US, where it became more overtly ideological. The rise of technology and the collapse of definable communities have contributed to the collectivization of personal lives and the erosion of individualism. This has led to the loss of privacy and a decrease in happiness, particularly among teenagers. The push for collectivism and the politicization of the personal have paved the way for cancel culture. To combat this, it is important to restore private lives and maintain boundaries between the personal and the political.
The Epoch Times: Australian Parliamentary Inquiry Calls for Total Ban on Online Gambling Ads in 3 Years
A parliamentary inquiry in Australia has proposed a total ban on online gambling advertising within three years to address gambling harm in the country. The report found that online gambling was expanding in Australia and had the potential to cause significant harm. Australians currently lose the most money to online gambling per capita in the world, and the report highlighted the prevalence of gambling messages and advertising in the country. The proposed ban would be implemented in four stages, targeting social media, online platforms, sports broadcasts, and all media platforms.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Netflix's Phasing Out Of Basic Plan In Canada Will Push Up Stock, Says Analyst
Netflix plans to phase out its "Basic" option in Canada, which would increase revenue per subscriber. Analysts believe this shift could generate an additional $4.4 billion for Netflix over a year. The company's stock was up 3.9% on this news.
The Epoch Times: Fiscal Policy Delaying US Recession: Strategist
The much-anticipated economic downturn in the US has failed to materialize, leaving experts questioning the reasons behind this unexpected outcome. Economic research suggests several possible explanations.
Townhall: Is There Light at the End of the Tax Tunnel?
The government wants to increase taxes, but Republicans are pushing back to support families and businesses. Democrats believe tax cuts are harmful and regressive. Fuel tax revenues are dropping due to the push for electric vehicles, leading to the consideration of a mileage tax. The Supreme Court is set to decide on taxing unrealized gains on investments, which could limit the government's power to tax income. The future of taxes depends on political decisions and court rulings.
#sports
Forbes: Why Won’t These Two Record-Breaking Starts Lead To A Payday?
Two MLB players, Luis Arraez and Esteury Ruiz, are having historic seasons. Arraez is batting .399 and Ruiz has over 40 stolen bases. However, their achievements are not getting the recognition they deserve compared to players chasing other records. These categories have become less important in today's analytical model of baseball, so it is unlikely that they will be celebrated or receive star contracts.