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30 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Reports: Top Russian General with Ties to Wagner Mutiny Leader Disappears
Top Russian General Sergei Surovikin is missing and may have been arrested after the failed Wagner Group mutiny. Surovikin, who previously led Russian operations in Ukraine, is believed to be connected to Evgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner mercenary group. The government has dismissed rumors of Surovikin's arrest as "gossip," but anonymous sources claim he supported Prigozhin's uprising. The situation remains unclear as conflicting reports surface.
Breitbart: India: Police Block Opposition Leader's Visit to Christian Purge Site
Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was stopped by the local police when he tried to enter the district of Churachandpur, where violent clashes between different religious and ethnic groups have been taking place. The police cited safety concerns due to the potential for a grenade attack on the highway. Gandhi eventually reached Churachandpur via helicopter, but his party criticized the government for blocking his compassionate outreach.
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Filmmakers Say Censorship Law Spooks Investors, Actors
Filmmakers in Hong Kong are facing difficulties in securing funding and actors for their movies due to political concerns and the city's new censorship law. The law, which was implemented in October 2021, bars films that may endanger national security, causing fear among performers and investors about crossing ill-defined "red lines". At least 21 movies and short films have had scenes cut or their release blocked since the implementation of the law. Some filmmakers have chosen to stay and navigate the restrictions, while others have moved abroad to continue their work.
Townhall: Avoiding Debate Debacles With the Liberal Media
Republicans are unhappy with liberal networks as moderators in primary debates, arguing that they are biased against them. Moderators like John Harwood from CNBC openly mock candidates. This biased moderation should be banned.
#society
Townhall: The Land of the Free
As we approach Independence Day, there is a growing chorus of haters focusing on the nation's sins and ignoring its progress. The New York Times' 1619 Project distorted the story of our founding, blaming it on the preservation of slavery. Reuters has also perpetuated the race-based conversation by highlighting the slave-owning ancestors of prominent figures. Both the progressive Left and some on the Right are fostering an anti-American sentiment, but the American voter will reject this. Our Republic has defended freedoms, abolished slavery, and defeated tyrants - we should not bet against America.
Breitbart: South Africa's Energy Chief Promises China Will Help End Constant Blackouts
South Africa's collapsing power grid and ongoing blackouts, caused by socialist mismanagement and corruption, have prompted the newly appointed electricity minister to turn to China for a solution. South Africa, under the Belt and Road Initiative, hopes to receive Chinese funding and investment to restore its power infrastructure. However, the Chinese presence in Africa has been marred by reports of racism and human rights abuses, including using Uyghur slave labor in the solar panel industry.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Mocks Colombians Injured in Donbas Pizza Bombing
Russian forces bombed a pizzeria in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, killing 11 civilians, including children. Three Colombian nationals were injured in the attack. The Russian Embassy in Bogotá criticized the Colombians for being present in Donetsk and suggested they find a more "appropriate" place to enjoy Ukrainian cuisine.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: The Arc of the Moral Universe Just Wobbles Around
No one knows if Putin's control of Russia is ending. The optimistic projections of the 1990s have not come true. China and Latin America also did not follow the expected path. The consequences of these developments may not be as dire as those of the 1930s, but they still highlight the unpredictability of the world.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Warren Buffett's Firm Buys More Occidental Petroleum and Now Owns More Than 25 Percent of the Oil Producer
Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway, has bought over 25% of Occidental Petroleum, acquiring another 2.1 million shares worth $123 million this week. Buffett may continue buying as the stock price remains favorable. Crude prices are down 13% this year and shares of Occidental are down 8%.
The Epoch Times: China's Industrial Profits Tumble, Deepening Economic Gloom
China's industrial profits continued to decline in the first five months, with a year-on-year slump of 18.8%. This is due to softening demand and a struggling post-COVID economic recovery. The poor performance is evident across various sectors, including retail sales, exports, and property investment.
#religion
The American Spectator: In Groff v. DeJoy, the Supreme Court Rules for Religious Liberty
The Supreme Court sides with a former USPS worker who was disciplined for refusing to work on his Sabbath for religious reasons. The court sets a clarified guideline for determining if an employee's religious accommodation imposes an undue hardship on the employer.
#health
PJ Media: Americans Have Never Been Less Threatened by 'Extreme Weather'
Mainstream media outlets falsely claim that extreme heat kills more people in the United States than any other weather hazard. In reality, deaths from extreme weather have decreased significantly over the past century. The Washington Post warns about the dangers of heat exposure without providing actual numbers of heat-related deaths. However, heat-related deaths are much lower compared to deaths from drowning and cold weather. Studies have shown that cold weather is actually more lethal to humans. The National Weather Service's claim that heat is the leading cause of extreme weather deaths is questionable, as the average number of heat-related deaths is much lower than reported by the CDC. Enjoy the summer.
The Epoch Times: Johnson & Johnson's $8.9 Billion Talc Settlement Faces US Bankruptcy Test
Johnson & Johnson's $8.9 billion settlement for cancer lawsuits related to its talc products is being challenged as a subsidiary attempts to file for bankruptcy again. The subsidiary argues that the second bankruptcy filing has more support for a comprehensive settlement. Cancer victims and the U.S. Justice Department believe the second bankruptcy is an abuse of the law. A U.S. bankruptcy judge will hear evidence and arguments before making a ruling. []
#education
The Epoch Times: Victorian Catholic Schools Welcome Softening of Payroll Tax Levy but Remain Opposed to New Tax Policy
Victorian Catholic schools are opposed to an additional tax despite welcoming the change in the payroll tax levy threshold. The threshold will be raised to $15,000 and only six Catholic and 54 independent schools will be affected. Modelling by Independent Schools Victoria shows that the average impact on students will be $1,155. The Catholic Education Commission of Victoria argues that the listed schools will pay more in payroll tax than they receive from the state government. The Australian Education Union claims that public schools are being left behind due to inequitable funding arrangements.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Shohei Ohtani Hits Angels-Record 14Th Homer in June in 9–7 Loss to the White Sox
Shohei Ohtani hits record-breaking home run for Angels in loss to White Sox. Ohtani surpasses team record for most home runs in a month.
#other
The American Spectator: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Flag Flies the Banner of Infinite Inclusion
As Pride Month ends, the original Rainbow Flag that symbolized inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community has been replaced by the more militant Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag. Designed in 1979, the Rainbow Flag now includes black and brown stripes to represent other marginalized groups. However, the Infinite Inclusion Flag, a sarcastic take on the never-ending revisions to the Rainbow Flag, has been created, symbolizing the absurdity of the constant need for unique representation.