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1 Jul 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: SOTUS Chief Justice Roberts Sends Clear Warning to Liberal Justices Who Demonize Court's Decisions
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts rebukes liberal justices for demonizing the court over dissenting decisions. Court rules against Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, emphasizing the need for Congress to authorize such actions. Democrats question the Court's legitimacy and call for an overhaul, but Roberts warns against misleading the public and defends the Court's decision-making process.
Breitbart: FNC's Bruce: Dems Didn't Think SCOTUS Needed to Be Packed when It Ruled 8-1 for Biden on Immigration
While discussing the Supreme Court ruling on an immigration lawsuit against the Biden administration, guest host Tammy Bruce pointed out that Democrats did not vehemently denounce the court or call for packing it, unlike their previous reactions. Law Professor Jonathan Turley praised the conservative justices for upholding the president's immigration policies and defending the Constitution. He also mentioned a significant free speech victory handed down by the court. Bruce humorously compared Democrats' inconsistent view of the court to the behavior of toddlers.
Fox News: Gorsuch and Sotomayor's clash in gay wedding opinion follows previous skirmish in praying coach ruling
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado graphic designer who refused to create wedding websites for same-sex marriages, citing First Amendment freedom. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion, stating that Colorado sought to force individuals to speak in ways that go against their conscience. Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented, arguing that the ruling created second-class status for gays and lesbians and could lead to more hostility and hate crimes against the LGBTQ community.
Breitbart: MD Gov. Moore: SCOTUS Used Constitution 'to Restrict,' in Racial Preferences Case, Constitution Supposed 'To Be Able to See More People'
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) criticizes the Supreme Court for using the Constitution to restrict racial preferences in college admissions, arguing that the Constitution should be a living document that opens up opportunities for people. Moore finds the decision frustrating and maddening, as it goes against the values of the country.
National Review: Hunter Biden Prosecutor Insists He Had ‘Ultimate Authority’ over Investigation
Federal prosecutor David Weiss, who led the investigation into Hunter Biden, asserts his authority despite whistleblower claims of interference. Weiss stands by his previous statement of being in charge of determining charges. He states that he cannot provide requested information due to ongoing criminal investigation.
#society
The Epoch Times: Groups Protest at Drag Story Hours in California, Part I
Conservative and Christian groups protested "Drag Story Hours" in Sonoma County libraries during Father's Day weekend. Around 60 to 70 protesters gathered at each library, expressing concern over the sexualizing and grooming of children. Counter-protesters from the LGBTQ+ community showed up in larger numbers, using megaphones and chanting against bigotry and hatred.
Flag And Cross: Warner Bros. Discovery Let Go Of Diversity Lead Amid Cost-Cutting
There won't be a newsletter on Monday and Tuesday for the 4th of July weekend. Warner Bros. Discovery let go of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion U.S. Lead Karen Horne.
Flag And Cross: Protesters Unfurl Banner Against Spanish Royal Family At Princess Of Girona Awards
Protesters in Girona have unfurled a banner at a hotel in Caldes de Malavella, expressing their rejection of the Spanish royal family. The group is organizing a demonstration to show that the king is not welcome. The monarchy has decided to hold the Princess of Girona Awards in Girona, but the protesters are determined to disrupt and suspend the event.
Newsbusters: ABC Diminishes First Amendment After Court Upholds Religious Liberty
The Supreme Court ruled that a Christian web designer can refuse to create a wedding website for same-sex couples based on free speech. This decision, seen as a defense of free speech by some, has raised concerns about potential discrimination against interracial couples, disabled people, and different faiths.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Communists Declare Dalai Lama Cannot Reincarnate Outside of China
The Chinese Communist Party aims to control the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, asserting its authority over Tibetan Buddhism. The regime views the faith as a threat and has implemented measures to erase Tibetan identity and impose communist ideals.
#economy
National Review: Arguing Back against Leviathan
Economist Deirdre McCloskey criticizes current legislation that promotes antitrust, trade protection, minimum wage, and subsidies for certain technologies. She highlights that the state's involvement can hinder economic prosperity and technological advancements. McCloskey argues that the world has become significantly better off over the past two centuries due to free markets and innovation, not state intervention. This critique aligns with the hashtag .
#health
The Epoch Times: ChatGPT Fails to Make the Grade
AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT has shown success in various industries, but it struggles with medical exams. In a study, ChatGPT just managed to pass the United States Medical Licensing Exam, but later failed exams in ophthalmology, gastroenterology, and urology. While it performed well in diagnosing real-world scenarios, it struggled with test questions. These findings emphasize the need for further development and caution in using AI for medical purposes.
#crime
The Blaze: Tennessee Titans' Hassan Haskins accused of strangling girlfriend for 'liking' another man's Instagram photo
NFL player Hassan Haskins is arrested for domestic violence after allegedly strangling his girlfriend over a liked Instagram photo. The couple had a series of violent incidents, with both parties being charged for assault and property damage. The Tennessee Titans are aware of the situation and are gathering more information.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Solo Stove 4th of July 40% Off Sale Ends Soon
Gear up for summer with a short sale on Solo Stove fire pits. Save up to 40% on all fire pits and accessories until July 4th. Make s'mores and enjoy the campfire experience at home while saving up to $350.
The Epoch Times: What Should I Do About Summer Wasps?
Wasps can be aggressive and dangerous, so it's best to leave their extermination to professionals. They can build nests in unusual places and cause damage to your property. The cost of extermination depends on the extent of the problem and the location of the nest. Preventative measures, such as sealing cracks and using certain plants, can help keep wasps away.
#other
The Epoch Times: Fun Along the Delaware River
Explore the picturesque towns along the Delaware River. Enjoy historic features, local artisans, and a laid-back atmosphere.
The Epoch Times: Your Guide to Creating a Color Story
Creating a cohesive color story is essential for successful design. Choose an inspirational piece and repeat colors throughout the space. Use complementary fabrics and furniture to enhance the overall look. Don't forget to incorporate interesting ways to add color, but avoid using too many colors or trendy shades.
Forbes: BTS’s Jung Kook Plots His Comeback With New Single ‘Seven’
BTS member Jung Kook is set to release his first solo project of the year, a single called "Seven." This marks his official global solo debut, although he has previously released solo tracks that achieved success on the Billboard charts. Jung Kook's collaboration with Charlie Puth also showcased his versatility and global appeal. Fans are eagerly anticipating the release of "Seven" and speculating about future projects.