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29 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: BREAKING: Supreme Court Rejects Race-Based College Admissions
The Supreme Court has ruled that race-based admissions at two universities violate the equal protection clause. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, stating that race should not be used as a stereotype or negative, and admissions programs at Harvard and UNC failed to meet these criteria.
PJ Media: Yes, Joe Biden Using a CPAP Machine to Help Him Sleep Is a Big Deal
Joe Biden's visible strap marks on his face are from his CPAP machine, which he uses for sleep apnea. However, the marks should have disappeared by 1pm, raising concerns about his health and ability to lead. Untreated sleep apnea can lead to serious conditions, such as dementia. The White House needs to be transparent about Biden's health and consider whether he should step down.
PJ Media: What the Media Isn’t Telling You About the Trump Recording
Earlier this week, a leaked recording revealed Donald Trump discussing a classified military plan for a hypothetical invasion of Iran in July 2021. The media, however, may be exaggerating its significance. The Defense Department memo on Iran discussed in the recording is not part of the charges Trump faces for retaining national defense information.
Fox News: RFK Jr resists 'hating on' Biden, Trump at latest town hall: 'I'm proud that President Trump likes me'
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. refuses to personally attack President Biden or former President Trump during his campaign. Kennedy aims to bring people together and find common ground. Trump praises Kennedy as a "common sense guy," potentially using him as a strategy to sway support away from Biden. Kennedy denies being anti-vaccine and hopes to deescalate the polarization and hatred in the country.
Fox News: Hunter Biden probe: Media covers whistleblowers using 'scare quotes' to undermine credibility of IRS officials
Legacy media outlets are using scare quotes and questioning the credibility of the IRS whistleblowers who have alleged misconduct in the Hunter Biden probe. The New York Times described one of the whistleblowers as testifying "under what Republicans say are whistle-blower protections," while another report framed them as "‘whistle-blowers’" promoted by Republicans. This skepticism is fueling speculation that deeper investigations would implicate President Biden. Many critics argue that the media's use of scare quotes indicates their bias and lack of objectivity.
Fox News: The last thing the IRS should be doing right now
The IRS released a report on the feasibility of them creating their own tax preparation software. The report concluded that the IRS should spend billions on software that companies already provide for free. The IRS went ahead with building the software without congressional approval, diverting funds in violation of instructions. This is an example of government waste and overreach.
The Federalist: Biden Admin Can't Say How Much Fuel Its Climate Trips Burned
Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst criticizes the Biden administration for wasteful spending on fossil-fueled overseas trips to promote climate change. She requests the government to track emissions from these trips but finds that the State Department did not have a systematic way to do so. Meanwhile, the administration pushes for regulations to mandate businesses to track emissions.
#society
The Epoch Times: US Social Media 'Influencers' Under Fire Over Free Trip to Fast-Fashion Giant Shein's China Factory
A group of American fashion influencers, including Dani Carbonari and Destene Sudduth, faced backlash for visiting Shein's factory in Guangzhou, China. Shein, known for alleged human rights abuses and unethical labor practices, sponsored the trip. Videos shared online show the influencers touring the factory and denying reports of inhumane conditions and child labor. The influencers received criticism for participating in what some labeled as Chinese propaganda.
The American Spectator: Supreme Court Finally Acknowledges That Racial Preferences Have Always Been Wrong
The recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court against Harvard University's use of racial preferences in admissions confirms that treating people differently based on race is always wrong. The dream of Martin Luther King Jr. to judge individuals by their character and not their skin color is more tangible now than ever before. The ruling provides an opportunity to obliterate the inequities caused by racial preferences and move towards a future where merit, not race, determines success.
National Review: Magazine: The Virtual End of National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic, an iconic magazine, has laid off all of its remaining staff writers, signaling the consequences of society's reluctance to pay for quality news and entertainment. The magazine, which still has a large subscriber base, will rely on freelancers for article assignments. The layoff marks a significant setback for a magazine that has been around for 135 years.
The New American: Young Conservative Women: Don’t Let Demons Confuse You About Marriage - The New American
Young conservative commentators Megann Robinson and Megan Cradduck discuss the decline of marriage in America, attributing it to factors such as the sexual revolution, feminist movement, and perverted sexual content taught in public schools. They believe that the intention behind confusing young people about traditional gender roles and family values is to exert control over them. Their podcast, That's It, aims to inspire teenage girls and promote self-improvement and a deeper understanding of the world.
#war
Flag And Cross: Israel Emerges As Key Defense Partner For Europe Amid Russian Threat
Russian forces invade Ukraine, causing a humanitarian crisis and the largest wave of refugees since World War II. European countries are increasing military budgets and turning to Israel for advanced defense technology. Israel has become a crucial partner in Europe's defense modernization.
The Epoch Times: Putin Planned to 'Wipe Out' Wagner Mutineers: Lukashenko
Belarusian President Lukashenko claims that Russian President Putin planned to kill the mutinous Wagner fighters before being persuaded otherwise. Putin allegedly wanted to "wipe out" the mutineers, but Lukashenko persuaded him to consider dialogue instead. Putin agreed to a deal that allows the mutineers to go into exile in Belarus or join the Russian military.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Officials Now Claim Chinese Spy Balloon Did Not Transmit Data, but Used American-Made Parts
Chinese spy balloon shot down over Atlantic Ocean was constructed using American-made parts, raising concerns about black market trade of U.S. chips. Balloon did not transmit data as previously believed.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Feds Approved Over $4.4 Million in Climate Subsidies for One of Canada's Most Profitable Companies: Records
The Canadian National Railway Company (CN) received over $4.4 million in climate subsidy payments from the federal government. The funding was provided to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Rises as Banks Gain, Economic Data Eases Recession Fears
Wall Street opens higher as bank stocks rise after stress test and resilient U.S. economy despite rate hikes.
#religion
Fox News: Supreme Court hands religious freedom win to postal worker who refused to work on Sunday
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Christian mail carrier who sued the government for religious accommodation. The case questioned whether the Postal Service can require him to deliver packages on Sundays. The court considered overturning a 50-year-old precedent that determines when employers should accommodate religious practices.
#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.
Daily Wire: Publisher Slaps Trigger Warning Label On Ernest Hemingway Works
Publisher Penguin Random House has put trigger warnings on reissued works by Ernest Hemingway, stating that the publication does not endorse the cultural representations or language contained within the novels. Many literary experts have criticized the warnings, comparing them to health warnings on cigarette packs. Other authors, such as Ian Fleming, have also had warnings or edits placed on their works due to offensive material.
#health
Flag And Cross: Biden Sleeping Soundly Or Silently Struggling? What White House Says About President's CPAP Machine To Treat Disorder
President Joe Biden is using a CPAP machine for his sleep apnea, as evident from marks on his face.
Fox News: Jury rules clinic of MT Superfund town sent 300 false asbestos claims, causing unnecessary Medicare coverage
A federal jury found that a health clinic in Libby, Montana submitted false asbestos claims, causing over $1 million in damage to the government. The clinic, Center for Asbestos Related Disease (CARD), and its doctor, Brad Black, have been helping residents affected by asbestos exposure. The railroad company BNSF, which is also involved in lawsuits related to the town's contamination, filed the lawsuit against CARD.
National Review: The Corner: Blue States Double Down on Child Transition
New York, Washington, and California have recently passed laws that give minors access to transgender drugs and surgeries without parental permission. The legislation allows youth shelters to withhold information about a child's whereabouts from their parents, and professionals can now determine if a minor is mature enough to make decisions about their healthcare.
The Right Scoop: WHITE HOUSE: Joe Biden now using a CPAP machine at night
President Joe Biden has begun using a CPAP machine to treat his sleep apnea, according to the White House. Previous medical records from 2008 showed that Biden had a recurring issue with sleep apnea, a condition where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep.
Flag And Cross: Scientists Reprogram Skin Cells As Placenta Cells For Study
Researchers at the Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School have developed a new method of reprogramming skin cells into human placental cells for research purposes. This breakthrough allows scientists to better understand placental disorders and find potential treatments. The study's authors believe that this new strategy could also be used to investigate the causes of infertility and long-term health implications for both mothers and babies.
#education
National Review: Supreme Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action, Ruling against Harvard and UNC
The Supreme Court ruled Harvard and UNC's race-conscious admissions policies unconstitutional, finding them lacking clear objectives and using race in a negative manner. Race can still be considered through individual experiences, but can't be the basis for admission.
Liberty Nation: Supreme Court Ends College Affirmative Action – READ IN FULL
The Supreme Court ruled that race-based affirmative action in higher education is illegal discrimination, ending its practice in the US.
Fox News: Supreme Court rejects affirmative action in ruling on universities using race in admissions decisions
The Supreme Court ruled against using race in college admissions, stating it violates equal protection. Advocates say diversity is ensured, while opponents say qualified students are discriminated against.
The New American: Professor Fired for Teaching Biological Facts - The New American
A college biology professor was fired for teaching about how sex is determined by X and Y chromosomes, accused of discrimination and "religious preaching."
Daily Wire: DeSantis: I’ll Abolish Education, Energy, Commerce Depts — And The IRS
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis aims to eliminate Education, Commerce, Energy, and the IRS to combat woke ideology. He sues Dept. of Education for blocking state reforms, seeking transparency and accountability in higher education.
Liberty Nation: BREAKING: SCOTUS Overturns Race-Based Affirmative Action
The U.S. Supreme Court ends affirmative action in college admissions, citing equal protection clause violations. Justices support students.
#crime
The Epoch Times: IN DEPTH: Expert Warns Right to Fair Trial in Rape Cases Being 'Slowly and Gradually Eroded'
Changes to the law regarding rape and sexual offenses in England and Wales could undermine the right to a fair trial for men accused of these crimes, according to an expert on miscarriages of justice. The changes being considered include the possibility of juryless trials and pre-recording the evidence of complainants. This erosion of safeguards to protect against wrongful convictions has been driven by moral panic surrounding these types of offenses, resulting in an erosion of the presumption of innocence. The low conviction rate for rape cases has led to calls for training on rape myths for jurors, but research shows that these myths are not widely believed by jurors.
PJ Media: Horrific: Ukrainian Trafficker Caught Buying Baby to Sell for Organs
A Ukrainian man was caught attempting to buy a baby to sell its organs in a human trafficking scheme. He had successfully carried out this horrific crime with other children as well.
There are reports of child trafficking and organ harvesting happening in the Americas, including Ukraine. Traffickers are taking advantage of vulnerable refugees at the borders, just like what happens at the southern U.S. border.
#sports
Forbes: Adrien Rabiot’s Juventus Renewal Surprised Many, But Makes Perfect Sense
Adrien Rabiot, once expected to leave Juventus, surprises fans by signing a one-year extension. Despite interest from clubs like Manchester United, high demands from Rabiot's camp and a good relationship with Juventus led to his decision. Rabiot emerged as a leader in Juve's midfield, having his best season yet and becoming a crucial player for manager Max Allegri.
Fox News: Phillies club three home runs in victory over Cubs for eighth consecutive road game win
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 8-5 with home runs from Nick Castellanos, Edmundo Sosa, and Josh Harrison. Castellanos hit a three-run homer, while Sosa hit a two-run shot. Harrison added a solo homer, helping the Phillies win their eighth straight road game.
Forbes: Former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki Announces Return To Tennis
Caroline Wozniacki, a former world No. 1 tennis player, is returning to the WTA Tour after retiring in 2020. The 32-year-old mother of two will compete in the U.S. Open and other tournaments, aiming to inspire women who have given up on their dreams to pursue their passions. She believes it's not too late to achieve her goals and wants to show her children the importance of pursuing their dreams.
#outdoors
Fox News: Pennsylvania girl, 12, survives Florida beach shark bite
A 12-year-old girl from Pennsylvania survives a shark bite while swimming at Cocoa Beach in Florida. After getting out of the water, she realized the severity of the situation and began screaming. Her leg was bleeding when her father picked her up. The girl, who was visiting Florida for a gymnastics competition, received 50 stitches and still managed to support her teammates. She does not plan on going to the beach again for a long time.
Dirt Wheels Magazine: VIDEO: YAMAHA RMAX2 LIMITED EDITION ADVENTURE ON THE COLORADO-UTAH BORDER
Dirt Wheels editor tries out 2023 Yamaha Wolverine RMAX2 Limited Edition with advanced suspension settings. Drives along challenging terrain with elevation change and various obstacles.
All Outdoor: Red Dots vs. Holographic Sights: What's The Difference? Which is Better?
Red dot sights and holographic sights both have their advantages, but ultimately red dot sights are more affordable, smaller, lighter, and practically never require battery changes. They also provide minimal parallax error and consistent point of aim and point of impact. Holographic sights, on the other hand, offer a wider field of view, but can suffer from drift in extreme temperatures. Overall, the average shooter should consider investing in a red dot sight.
Field & Stream: Is the New Marlin 1894 As Good As The Old Ones?
Marlin reintroduces the 1894 lever-action carbine in 44 Magnum, which has been highly anticipated by shooters. The new rifle features high-quality bluing, a thinned forend, and easy cartridge loading. While the trigger performance was slightly inconsistent, the rifle shot reasonably well with three-inch groups at 100 yards. The 1894 balances well and is suitable for various hunting purposes. Overall, it is an impressive addition to the Marlin lineup.
#technology
Forbes: How To Clear Cache And Cookies On A Mac Computer
Clearing cache and cookies on a Mac computer is necessary for optimal performance. Cache and cookies store information to improve the user's experience. To clear cache, navigate to the Finder app and delete all files. To clear cache on browsers like Google Chrome and Safari, go to the respective app settings and choose the option to clear browsing data.
#other
The Epoch Times: Embarrassment Is an Integral Part of Growth
Fear of embarrassment is a major obstacle to personal growth in various areas of life, such as climbing, writing, and business. The desire to avoid embarrassment prevents people from seeking feedback and support from others, hindering their progress. However, embracing embarrassment as a natural part of the growth process is essential to achieving real transformation. To overcome this fear, individuals must recognize when it arises, acknowledge its impact on their lives, and be open to trying new things without worrying about the judgment of others. By facing their fear with love and allowing themselves to go through the transformation process, they can break free from the constraints of perfection and embrace their journey of growth.
Fox News: Corn ribs have gone from being a unique viral food trend to a summer staple: Try the recipe
Corn ribs, a viral food trend on TikTok, involve slicing whole cobs of corn and cooking them in a way that makes them resemble pork or beef ribs. The trend has gained popularity as TikTok users continue to share recipes and taste test reviews. Corn ribs can be cooked by grilling, air frying, or baking, and can be customized with different sauces and spreads.
The Epoch Times: State Department Not Measuring Its Greenhouse Gases Despite Biden Executive Order: GAO Report
Hundreds of U.S. officials attended climate conferences without measuring their greenhouse gas emissions, according to a Government Accountability Office report. State Department officials argued that in-person negotiations were essential and that the U.S. needed a strong presence to maintain influence. The report found that there were no methods in place to calculate emissions from the travel of U.S. delegations.
The Federalist Papers: UFO Bombshell: Rubio Has Heard Firsthand Accounts of Secret Retrieval Program
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio reveals that officials in high positions within the U.S. government have supported claims made by a whistleblower about a UFO retrieval program. The whistleblower, David Grusch, stated that the government is retrieving non-human origin vehicles that have either landed or crashed. Rubio says he does not find the claims credible or not credible, but the number of people coming forward makes him want to take an honest look at their story.