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1 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: George Soros' Foundation Slashing 40 Percent of Staff
George Soros' foundation, now controlled by his son, plans to cut 40% of its workforce. The changes aim to counter current threats to open societies. Alexander Soros, the foundation's chair, intends to be more politically engaged and supports opposing Trump in the 2024 race.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Multnomah County, Oregon’s Latest Climate Lawsuit Threatens America’s National Security
Climate change lawsuits are on the rise, with Multnomah County, Oregon suing American energy companies for damages. However, this has major implications for America's energy security, foreign relations, and national security, potentially benefiting America's adversaries. The lawsuits target American producers while ignoring high emission foreign state-owned energy companies. The lawsuits also overlook the strong connection between fossil fuels and national security. Adjudicating these lawsuits in state and local courts is not appropriate given the global magnitude of the issue. The goal of the lawsuits is to raise energy prices and harm American energy producers, while foreign competitors stand to benefit. It is time for politicians to stop aiding foreign adversaries and protect America's energy and national security.
#economy
The Epoch Times: China's Factory, Service Sectors Stumble as Economic Malaise Broadens
China's factory activity and services sector both declined in June, indicating a slowdown in growth. The official purchasing managers' index for manufacturing inched up, but the non-manufacturing PMI fell, showing a slowdown in the service sector. The weak data adds pressure on authorities to take action to support the economy.
#military
Townhall: Even When the Navy Tried to Do The Right Thing, Politics Won Out
Defense acquisition is riddled with inefficiencies and wasteful spending. The Navy, however, made the tough decision to retire the failed Freedom Class Littoral Combat Ship. Despite its flaws, efforts to save the program, driven by defense contractors and politicians, succeeded in keeping half the fleet intact.
#education
Townhall: Education Spending Is Up, Achievement Is Down
Academic achievement scores for American children have declined, with reading and math skills showing significant drops. Despite increased spending on education, the performance continues to worsen. The education establishment blames the pandemic and asks for more money, but the problem lies deeper than that. The solution is not more funding, but rather a need for reforms in the broken government-run education system.
The Epoch Times: 6 Democrat and Republican 2024 Candidates Weigh In After SCOTUS Strikes Down Biden Student Debt Cancellation Plan
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student debt cancellation plan, leading to responses from Biden's 2024 presidential challengers. Biden expressed his disagreement with the decision and vowed to find alternative ways to provide relief. He announced new strategies, including opening an alternative path to debt relief, reducing minimum monthly loan payments, and implementing an "on-ramp" period. Biden accused Republicans of hypocrisy for opposing student debt cancellation while supporting business loan forgiveness during the pandemic. Challenger Marianne Williamson criticized the decision and proposed expanding the Court, while Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged congressional action and lower education costs. Senator Tim Scott celebrated the decision in a campaign-style ad, while Nikki Haley and Mike Pence also supported the ruling. Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy praised the decision as a step towards reversing the trend of rewarding those who fail to repay loans.
#other
The Epoch Times: Newly Formed Hurricane Beatriz Sweeps Close to Mexico's Southwest Pacific Coast
Hurricane Beatriz is approaching Mexico's southwestern coast, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. It is expected to move northwest and gradually weaken. The storm could cause up to eight inches of rain in some areas.