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12 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Epoch Times: Why Are Republicans Greenhorns at Rounding Up Them Absentee Votes?
Republicans are struggling to catch up to Democrats in the practice of ballot harvesting, where someone other than the voter collects and submits ballots. Democrats have been successful in using this strategy to collect absentee, mail, and early votes, giving them an advantage in recent elections. Republican efforts to restrict or eliminate these voting methods have largely failed, and now some Republicans are embracing ballot harvesting as a way to compete. However, they face challenges in implementing this strategy and may find that they don't have enough ballots to make a significant impact.
The Federalist: Wray: FBI Gets Americans' Info From Companies 'All The Time'
FBI Director Christopher Wray confirmed that the agency obtains innocent Americans' personal data from companies to potentially charge them with crimes. Bank of America provided the FBI with financial records of customers near the Capitol riot without legal process.
Breitbart: Speaker Kevin McCarthy Raises $62 Million to Expand House Republican Majority
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) announced raising $62 million to expand House Republican majority. McCarthy believes former President Donald Trump is "stronger today than he was in 2016" and accuses Biden of targeting Trump through the DOJ.
Breitbart: Joe Manchin Attending 'No Labels' Town Hall in New Hampshire
Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin is considering a third party presidential bid as he participates in a No Labels town hall in New Hampshire. No Labels advocates for third party bids and promotes healthy debate and understanding. Manchin's appearance at the town hall has increased speculation about his political future.
The Right Scoop: ‘ARE YOU PROTECTING THE BIDENS?!’ Matt Gaetz absolutely RUINS Christopher Wray at House hearing on FBI misconduct
In a fiery House oversight committee hearing, Reps. Jordan and Johnson criticized FBI Director Wray, while Rep. Gaetz passionately exposed the agency's collusion and censorship. Gaetz's powerful statements left Wray humiliated.
National Review: Ramaswamy’s Unprecedented Fundraising Scheme on Safe Legal Ground, Former FEC Chairman Says
Presidential candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Doug Burgum have unveiled unique incentives for donors to their campaigns. Ramaswamy is offering a 10 percent commission to donors who can recruit others to contribute, while Burgum is giving away $20 gift cards to the first 50,000 donors who give at least $1. The legality and ethics of these schemes are being questioned.
Breitbart: Democrats Concerned by Cornel West Bid: 'Not the Time to Experiment'
Democrats are concerned about Cornel West's third party bid. West has transitioned from the People's Party to the Green Party. Some fear that West's candidacy could split the progressive vote and lead to another Trump victory. West has been speaking out against Biden's approach to the war in Ukraine, criticizing NATO and calling for diplomatic talks. A recent survey shows a close race between Trump, Biden, and West.
The New American: Georgia State Rep. Dumps Democrats for GOP - The New American
Democratic State Representative Mesha Mainor of Georgia has announced that she is leaving the Democratic Party to join the Republicans. Mainor cited the Democrats' attempts to sabotage her work and their opposition to school choice and defunding the police as reasons for her decision. Her defection gives Georgia Republicans a majority in the state's House of Representatives.
PJ Media: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Tyranny, We Already Have Plenty
In just 520 characters, the summary can be stated as follows: The writer expresses concerns about President Biden's actions, comparing them to historical tyrants. They discuss issues such as violent street mobs, gun control, human rights crackdowns, and censoring of information. They also accuse Biden of potential crimes and treason, suggesting he is enriching himself at the expense of Americans. The writer urges people to get involved and fight against these actions.
Red State: Ted Cruz Pushes for Transparency From Online Ticket Sellers After Years of Hidden Fees
The Biden administration is targeting hidden fees by businesses, including ticket reseller SeatGeek. SeatGeek promised to adopt transparent pricing, but critics argue that they are not following through. Legislation requiring fee disclosure was passed in New York, but SeatGeek's "all-in" prices still do not show the full price plus fees upfront. Senator Ted Cruz is pushing for federal legislation to force transparency in ticket fees.
Fox News: Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville says white nationalists are racists
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville, after facing criticism, now acknowledges that white nationalists are racists. He had previously declined to describe them as such. Tuberville also expressed concerns about diversity efforts in the military, blaming Democrats for attacking "white extremists" and hindering recruitment. The comments drew backlash, with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calling for an apology. Tuberville later clarified his stance, but refused to apologize. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell also condemned white supremacy, stating that it is unacceptable in the military and in the country.
Newsbusters: WATCH: Christopher Wray’s Baffling Defense of Anti-Free Speech Collusion
The FBI colludes with Big Tech to suppress free speech, prompting the House Judiciary Committee to hold a hearing on their abuse of power. Representative Issa questions FBI Director Wray about their authority and influence over social media companies. Wray downplays the evidence and claims it's up to the companies to decide.
Washington Free Beacon: Nearly 40% of Dems Say Biden Likely Took Foreign Money
A majority of Americans, including many Democrats, believe that President Joe Biden has accepted bribes from foreign sources, according to recent polling. The allegations center around Biden and his family's involvement in foreign entities, including China, Ukraine, and Romania. Evidence, such as texts from Hunter Biden and photos on his abandoned laptop, has raised suspicions. Biden denies knowledge of the texts, but a whistleblower alleges that the Justice Department protected the Bidens during a tax investigation. House Republicans investigating the Biden family's foreign dealings will continue their probe despite Hunter Biden's recent plea deal.
#society
The Blaze: Amazon alternative set to go public later this month touted as a 'patriotic parallel economy' that will enable conservatives to keep their money out of woke activists' pockets
PublicSq., a pro-life, pro-family, and pro-freedom marketplace for conservatives, is going public. It aims to provide an alternative to the liberal marketplace and support small businesses that align with conservative values. The platform currently has over 1.1 million members and offers a wide range of products.
The Economist: British pension funds agree to invest more in private markets
British pension funds are being encouraged to invest more in early-stage, high-growth firms to boost returns and support domestic businesses. The "Mansion House Compact" commits nine large investment outfits to allocate a larger portion of pension savings to unlisted shares, potentially unlocking up to £50bn of growth capital for startups. While this move could benefit sectors like biotech, it is uncertain whether it will convince firms to stay in London for their public listings.
The woeful state of Britain's water utilities can be attributed to the industry's regulator, who deserves much of the blame. Additionally, Britain's Conservative Party is facing a mutiny in Metroland as the successful marriage of the City, the country, and homeownership is under strain. On the other hand, Labour's cabinet would be the most state-educated since 1945, but their schools policy appears less radical than their class rhetoric suggests.
The Federalist Papers: The End: Costco Appears to Have Handed Bud Light a Painful 'Death Star'
Social media reports reveal that Costco stores are using an asterisk symbol on Bud Light price tags to indicate that the product will not be restocked once it is sold out. This has led to speculation that certain Bud Light sizes may be discontinued at certain stores. The use of the asterisk has even been referred to as the "death star" by Costco customers.
Foreign Policy: The Pernicious Delusion of Colorblind Policymaking
In the late 1990s, the author witnesses police brutality against a young Black man in Paris, shattering his perception of urban violence. He later discovers the racial segregation and social isolation in the banlieues, contrasting with the romanticized image of the city. France's denial of racial diversity and their pursuit of universalism perpetuates inequality and ignores the realities of race and opportunity.
The Babylon Bee: California Closes Gyms For 2 Weeks To Slow The Spread Of Fascism
California has mandated the closure of gyms for two weeks to combat right-wing extremism. The state considers fitness a risk to democracy, with claims that staying in shape is associated with Nazism. The government may consider banning home gyms in the future.
#war
Fox News: 3 Hezbollah militants injured in Lebanon explosion near Israeli border
Three members of Hezbollah were wounded in an explosion near Lebanon's border with Israel. Israeli soldiers attempted to force suspects to retreat after they approached a security fence and tried to sabotage it. The incident occurred just before Hezbollah's Secretary-General was scheduled to speak to mark the anniversary of the 2006 war between Israel and the group.
#economy
Fox News: Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker set to lead 7-day trade mission to London
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker will travel to the U.K. with a group of officials to discuss economic cooperation between London and Illinois, focusing on manufacturing, clean energy, and technology. Pritzker aims to promote Illinois as a great place to live, work, and do business.
Flag And Cross: South Korea To Enhance Accounting Transparency For Virtual Assets
The South Korean government will require companies that issue or hold virtual assets to disclose clear and detailed information to enhance accounting transparency. This move aims to provide consistent and clear information about virtual asset transactions. The measures include supervisory guidelines for accounting and disclosure, classification of virtual assets, and clarification on the recognition of customer-entrusted virtual assets.
Flag And Cross: Citroën Traerá De Vuelta El Motor De Combustión Berlingo En Medio De La Caída De Las Ventas
Citroën is bringing back gasoline and diesel versions of its Berlingo van after customers demanded it. The new versions will be subject to new regulations, including a first inspection at two years instead of four and a maximum speed of 100 km/h on highways. Prices for the new models have not yet been announced.
#religion
The Epoch Times: FBI Director Says He Was 'Aghast' at Agency Memo Targeting 'Radical Traditionalist Catholics'
FBI Director Christopher Wray expressed shock and ordered the withdrawal of an internal memo targeting Catholic communities as extremists. The leaked memo from the Richmond Field Office in Virginia recommended placing confidential informants in Catholic parishes, leading to criticism from Republicans and Catholic leaders.
#health
The Epoch Times: Lawmakers Demand Answers From NIH Over Transgender Youth Suicides
A long-term study funded by the NIH examined the effects of minors using cross-sex hormones. The study found that while participants experienced positive physical changes, such as feeling and looking more like the opposite sex, there was a concerning rate of suicidal ideation and death by suicide among participants. Critics argue that gender affirmation may be causing more harm than good.
#crime
Fox News: Miami TSA officers busted allegedly stealing from flyers during airport screenings: police
Three TSA officers at Miami International Airport were arrested for stealing from airline passengers. They were caught on surveillance footage working together to steal cash from passengers' belongings during routine TSA screening checks. The officers were charged with organized scheme to defraud.
Fox News: Army veteran found dead 11 days after her abusive boyfriend released on parole
Minnesota Army veteran Danicka Bergeson was found dead in her apartment, just 11 days after her abusive boyfriend, Matthew Scott Brenneman, was released from jail on parole. Brenneman, who had pleaded guilty to domestic abuse charges, was named as a suspect in connection with Bergeson's death. Bergeson's father described her as someone who followed the rules and had difficulty leaving her abusive relationship. The police are investigating her death as a homicide, and Brenneman has been accused of violating the terms of his parole.
Forbes: Kansas City Police Reportedly Ignored Warnings Of Nightclub Owner Before Deadly Shooting Killed 3
The owner of a Kansas City nightclub called police multiple times, including once to report men with guns, before a deadly shooting occurred. Police responded late, and three people were killed.
Fox News: Man who stormed US Capitol while free on an attempted murder charge gets 3 years for role in protest
Matthew Jason Beddingfield, who joined the U.S. Capitol protest while awaiting trial for attempted murder, was sentenced to over three years in prison for attacking police officers with a flagpole during the riot. Beddingfield, who had previously shot a teenager in the head, flashed a Nazi-style salute outside the Capitol. He pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting, or impeding police and was sentenced to three years and two months in prison followed by two years of supervised release.
#sports
Fox News: OJ Simpson offers his thoughts on transgender participation in women's sports: 'Just isn't fair'
O.J. Simpson comments on transgender participation in women's sports, suggesting separate categories for males, females, and transgender individuals. He believes that a male golfer transitioning to a woman would dominate female tournaments.
Fox News: Le Havre signs midfielder Daler Huzyaez to two-year deal
Russian midfielder Daler Kuzyaev has signed a two-year deal with French club Le Havre. The experienced player, who has represented Russia internationally, will join his new teammates soon.
Forbes: FIFA Women’s World Cup Group B Preview: Australia And Canada Battle For Supremacy As Nigeria Face Internal Disputes
The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup is approaching, and Australia and New Zealand are co-hosting. Australia is expected to advance from Group B, with a strong squad and home advantage. Their key player is forward Sam Kerr. Ireland, the tournament debutante, is seen as an underdog but could be a difficult opponent with their defensive tactics. Nigeria, despite their internal disputes, has a strong historical record in the World Cup. Canada, the top-ranked team, has had recent success and is a contender to win the tournament. Their key player is forward Christine Sinclair.
#technology
Forbes: Tax Filing Platforms Shared Personal Data With Meta And Google
Tax prep companies shared personal data with Meta and Google without customer consent, potentially violating privacy laws. The data was used for targeted ads and training AI algorithms. Lawmakers are calling for investigations and prosecution.
Field & Stream: Fish Finders Are Up To 51% Off During Amazon Prime Day 2023
Fish finders, including top brands like Garmin and Lowrance, are available at significant discounts during Amazon Prime Day 2023. You can save up to $670 on fish finders, with prices starting at $99.
Fox News: This quick trick lets you copy text from any image in seconds
Smartphones have made it easy to capture photos of signs and posters for future reference. Now, you can also extract text from those photos, saving time and effort. This feature is available on both iPhone and Android devices.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Kaitlan Collins CNN Debut Bombs Hard
Kaitlan Collins' debut on CNN primetime was a disappointment, as she placed fourth in ratings. Her show attracted only 540,000 viewers compared to her colleagues who had higher numbers. It seems that Collins' debut failed to make a significant impact, lacking any high-profile news moments.
The Epoch Times: Whitby Hydrogen Heating Trial Called Off After Public Resistance
A net zero trial for hydrogen heating has been canceled in the Whitby area of Ellesmere Port, England. The cancellation came after protests from homeowners, with a Minister stating that there is "no strong local support" for the project. The trial was part of the UK's plan to decarbonize the economy by 2050.
Daily Wire: North Carolina Teenager Skiplags On His First Flight. He’s Caught and Interrogated.
A teenager skip-lagged his flight by not boarding the second leg of his journey and was detained and interrogated. The practice of skip-lagging, where passengers get off at a layover instead of their final destination for cheaper fares, raised suspicion. The airline considers it a violation of their terms and conditions.
The Epoch Times: Destructive Southern California Landslide Slows but More Homes Ordered Evacuated as Sewer Breaks
A landslide in Rolling Hills Estates, California destroys homes and forces more evacuations. The earth movement broke a sewer line, leading to the evacuation of five additional homes. The cause of the slide is still unknown, but authorities suspect the heavy rainfall in winter.