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#politics
Breitbart: DeSantis Pledges to Support Donald Trump if He Wins GOP Nomination
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pledges support for the Republican nominee in the 2024 primary, including former President Donald Trump. Trump currently leads in the polls and DeSantis dismisses the idea of a Trump-DeSantis ticket.
Fox News: Republicans erupt over 2015 email exposing ‘ultimate purpose’ of Hunter’s involvement with Burisma
Republican lawmakers are outraged after the discovery of a 2015 email chain revealing the true purpose of Hunter Biden's involvement with Burisma Holdings. The emails indicate that Hunter Biden and Burisma executives were discussing a contract for countering federal investigations into Burisma's founder. The lawmakers believe that this shows public corruption at the highest levels and are calling for a full investigation.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Piers Morgan Asks Chris Christie If He Identifies As A Woman During Interview
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie discusses his gender identity and criticizes former President Trump's foreign policy, particularly regarding North Korea and Russia. Christie believes that Trump's actions did not inspire confidence in world leaders or deter despots. He expresses his desire to debate these issues on the primary debates stage.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Raheem Kassam says DeSantis ‘unable to attend’ Turning
Point Action ‘because his campaign needs a turning point,’ he’ll
be meeting with donors in the Hamptons
Ron DeSantis is skipping a conservative event because he's attending crisis talks with his donors in The Hamptons. His campaign needs a turning point, and they are offensive to MAGA voters, which affects his standing in polls. Trump is still leading in Iowa.
Breitbart: 'The View' Host Joy Behar Says She's 'Turned On' By Joe Biden's Angry Outbursts
President Biden's frequent rage-filled outbursts towards his staff have shattered his sweet grandpa image. Joy Behar from The View admitted on the show that she is "turned on" by Biden's anger, considering it a display of his "white male privilege." Despite this, Biden's outbursts have received criticism, with reports of him using profanity and engaging in verbal abuse. It seems that Behar and even Fox News host Lisa Kennedy find Biden's anger appealing.
National Review: The Corner: Yes, Donald Trump Is Scared of the Debates
The Trump campaign confirms that Trump is unlikely to participate in the first two debates. Trump's adviser claims it wouldn't make sense to debate opponents with low poll numbers, comparing it to a bye in the NFL playoffs. The campaign wants Trump's views represented but also shields him from scrutiny. Critics question if Trump's refusal to debate is justified or a denial of the inevitable. Trump's rationale for skipping the debates seems inconsistent, leaving observers to conclude that he is scared and struggling to navigate the political and legal landscape.
#society
Flag And Cross: Dylan Mulvaney Leaves US, Claims 'I Had to Leave My Country to Feel Safe'
Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, whose association with Bud Light led to a decline in sales, posted a video on TikTok claiming that he feels safer in Peru than in the United States. The video sparked criticism on Twitter. Mulvaney had previously criticized Anheuser-Busch for not supporting him during the boycott. Bud Light's revenue dropped by 28 percent, and its volume of beer sold decreased by 31.2 percent. Former president of operations for the company, Anson Frericks, expressed disappointment in the CEO's response to the crisis and called the partnership with Mulvaney a mistake.
Fox News: California 'struggling' to fight homelessness despite throwing billions at the problem: ‘Facing a tidal wave’
California has spent over $17 billion to combat homelessness, but its homeless population has actually increased. The state has more homeless people than any other state in the US. Some officials believe the problem would be worse without the funds, while others say high rent is a major factor. The government admits that there is a shortage of affordable housing and that policy choices have contributed to the problem. They believe that building more housing is the key to solving homelessness.
The Epoch Times: French Riots 'Just the Beginning' of Greater Civil Unrest in Europe: Political Scientist
The riots in French cities reveal the failure of multiculturalism and the tension between police and Muslim immigrant groups. The protests were sparked by the fatal shooting of a teenager during a police stop. Unlike the George Floyd riots in the US, these riots are not organized but fueled by intense hatred and a lack of integration.
#war
Breitbart: 'Putin' Your Foot in it! Watch Biden Stumble as He Calls Zelensky 'Vladimir'
President Biden mistakenly called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "Vladimir," but quickly corrected himself. This is significant because Vladimir is the name of his Russian enemy, and Ukrainians have been emphasizing their differences from Russia since the invasion. Biden's trip to the NATO summit has been filled with gaffes, including confusion and a no-show at a dinner.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: China Urges U.S. to ‘Stop Smearing’ Its Diplomats
The Chinese consulate-general in New York denies connections to a Chinese police station in Lower Manhattan, calling it "normal" work. The America ChangLe Association, accused of operating the police station, returned to public activities after being charged with acting as unregistered agents of China. The Chinese consulate-general defended its conduct, stating that it conducts normal exchanges with various sectors of society. However, the Justice Department alleges ties between the consulate-general, the police station, and the defendants. The Chinese consulate-general insists that prosecuting individuals involved in these activities is part of a smear campaign.
Spectator USA: NATO members don’t see eye to eye
President Biden faces the challenge of keeping NATO united amidst disagreements on key issues like providing Ukraine with a path towards membership. While public statements emphasize solidarity, behind closed doors, difficult conversations are taking place. The question of when Ukraine can join NATO remains a flashpoint, with Russia's aggression in Ukraine complicating the matter. The US and Germany are cautious about offering a clear timeline, considering the risks involved. The summit will also address NATO's future trajectory, including whether the alliance should focus more on security concerns in the Asia-Pacific region.
#economy
The Epoch Times: The Decline of Our Nation Is Crystal-Clear
Real hourly wages have declined during Biden's presidency, with an average hourly wage of $11.03 compared to $11.39 when he took office. The growth in employment is mainly seen in the government sector, leading to an expansion of government at the expense of the private sector. This economic trend of creeping stagnation and increasing government spending is a long-term issue that requires bold leadership to turn around.
Red State: You May be Driving an Electric Vehicle Sooner Than You Thought
The Biden administration's push for increased adoption of electric vehicles (, ) has sparked debate over challenges and concerns. High costs make EVs unaffordable for many consumers, with insurance premiums being a significant burden. Dependence on China for key resources raises supply chain vulnerabilities . Market demand does not align with ambitious targets, suggesting potential market disruptions . The focus on reducing pollution must consider the practicalities of the market for a successful transition to clean transportation .
Flag And Cross: Small Caps Lift Stock Futures As Traders Await Inflation Data: Analyst Says 'Now Is A Good Time' To Diversify Portfolios
Positive expectations for June inflation data have boosted market sentiment, with hopes that the Federal Reserve will maintain its current stance or consider rate cuts. Traders are also watching for the release of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book and speeches by central bank officials. The market remains resilient but caution is urged due to geopolitical risks and inflation concerns.
#culture
Breitbart: Ice Cube Torches Artificial Intelligence: 'It’s the Worst Sh*t Ever'
Rapper Ice Cube criticized artificial intelligence, believing it will lead to laziness and less creativity. He stated that AI will put people out of work and make everything more vanilla. Ice Cube urged those affected to adapt or die, comparing it to candle makers adjusting after the invention of the light bulb. Charlamagne Tha God added that AI-generated art lacks soul and spirit. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) went on strike due to concerns about the rise of AI, and Steven Spielberg warned of its negative impact on art. Ice Cube previously expressed his disdain for the political and Hollywood establishments.
Forbes: Marvel’s ‘Secret Invasion’ Is Not Working
Secret Invasion, the Marvel show, falls short as a Cold War-type thriller. It lacks coherence and fails to capture the scale of the original comic run. The confusing plot and limited impact on other MCU characters make it a disappointment.
#history
Daily Wire: Man Discovers ‘Great Kentucky Hoard’ Of 700 Civil War-Era Coins
A man discovers a massive cache of rare Civil War-era gold coins on his Kentucky farm, potentially worth millions of dollars. The coins, dating between 1840 and 1863, include the rarest year for a specific coin and represent a virtual time capsule of the era. The hoard may have been buried to protect it from Confederate raids during the war.
#health
The Epoch Times: NIH Officials Exerted 'Undue Influence' in Downplaying COVID-19 Lab Leak Theory: House Report
Officials at the National Institutes of Health downplayed the lab leak theory of COVID-19, exerting "undue influence," according to a Republican report. The report claims that Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Francis Collins were involved in the creation of a paper that aimed to disprove the lab leak theory and avoid blaming China. The officials allegedly used flawed science and inaccurate assumptions in their efforts. Critics argue that they suppressed scientific discourse and harmed public trust.
#education
PJ Media: Maine: Drag Queen Gets Paid to Make Recruits in Public School
Bangor High School in Maine used funds meant for racial equity to pay a drag queen to speak about being gay. This raises questions about public school priorities and indoctrination.
#crime
Breitbart: Principal Hoped to Trade McDonalds for Sex with Teen Girl
A middle school principal was arrested for attempted rape after meeting a 16-year-old girl from his school through Snapchat. The principal, Daniel Erickson, communicated with the minor for a week and arranged to meet her for sexual acts. He was arrested when he showed up at a remote location.
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh's 1st post-conviction prison call to son Buster made public: 'Proud of you'
Convicted killer Alex Murdaugh had an awkward prison call with his son Buster, discussing a meeting with his defense attorney and asking Buster to relay a message. The call, the first direct conversation between the two since Murdaugh's conviction, took place while Buster was returning from filming an interview about the Murdaugh family.
The Epoch Times: Police Unearth Largest Australian Seizure of Ketamine
A Victorian crime syndicate busted in Australia with largest seizure of ketamine in history. 3 men arrested, drugs found in cement shipment. Seizure estimated at $6.9 million.
Fox News: Crisis in 'strollerville': San Francisco mothers fear for safety of kids as violence becomes more widespread
Parents and nannies in San Francisco's Noe Valley are fearful for their safety after a group of children armed with baseball bats robbed and assaulted several mothers and babysitters in the area. The attacks mainly occur during the day when parents are out with their children, leaving them feeling vulnerable and unprotected. Authorities are investigating the incidents and have already made one arrest.
#sports
Fox News: New Mexico State soccer player dead at 20 after being found ‘unresponsive,’ police say
A New Mexico State University women's soccer player, Thalia Chaverria, was found dead at her residence. The police are investigating her death, but they do not suspect foul play. Chaverria had a promising future and was a vital player for the team.
The Blaze: 'Serious business': Mark Zuckerberg photographed with two UFC champions after Musk calls him a 'cuck'
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was seen training with UFC champions Alexander Volkanovski and Israel Adesanya in Lake Tahoe. Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Elon Musk are rumored to fight in a UFC octagon. Meanwhile, Musk is training with UFC veterans and engaging in a Twitter feud with Zuckerberg.
#science
Flag And Cross: PHOTOS: 1 Year Of Breathtaking Images From James Webb Space Telescope
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has made significant advancements in astronomy, providing detailed images of celestial bodies in our solar system and capturing previously unseen areas of star birth. The telescope's high-resolution capabilities have allowed scientists to study planets such as Jupiter and Saturn in greater detail, uncovering new mysteries and inspiring future astronomers. However, the JWST has also faced challenges, with some of its mirrors already being damaged by micrometeorites. Despite setbacks, the telescope's groundbreaking discoveries continue to expand our understanding of the universe.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: POTD: Too Light to Fall...I Mean Fail - Winchester Model 59
This Photo of the Day showcases the Winchester Model 59, a lightweight and versatile semi-automatic shotgun known for its featherweight design. It gained popularity among bird hunters for its ease of use and maneuverability.
Field & Stream: How to Hold a Bass—3 Ways
Learn the proper ways to hold a bass when fishing. The vertical and horizontal holds are safest, while the angled hold should be avoided. Bass have teeth, so be sure to hold them firmly to prevent injury. Be careful with long-arming, as it can affect the perception of the fish's size.
#technology
Forbes: Here Are The Twitter-Like Features Meta Is Adding To Threads—From Edit Buttons To ‘Following’ Feeds
Meta's new social media platform Threads is shifting focus to adding new features after gaining over 100 million users in less than five days. The company plans to introduce a "following" feed, search functionality, and an edit button, with other features like hashtags being considered but not prioritized. The engineering team is also working on a desktop or web version of the app.
#other
Forbes: Nearly 110 Million Americans Under Extreme Heat Advisories—Here’s Where Temperature Records Could Fall
Temperatures are soaring across the U.S., with one-third of the population under extreme heat advisories. Excessive heat warnings are in place in Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, and other states, urging people to take precautions to avoid heat illnesses. Daily temperature records are expected to be broken throughout the week.
Fox News: Could a chunk of this $37.5M Facebook settlement belong to you?
Facebook's parent company, Meta, is facing a $37.5 million settlement for improperly tracking Facebook users' locations. This comes after a previous settlement of $725 million for violating users' privacy. If approved, the money will go to affected Facebook users.
The Epoch Times: Major Insurance Company Suddenly Pulls Out of Florida
Farmers Insurance will no longer offer policies in Florida due to the high risk of hurricanes and tropical storms. Tens of thousands of people will need to find new insurance companies. The decision is a "business decision" to manage risk exposure. Florida's Chief Financial Officer plans to hold Farmers Insurance accountable.
Washington Free Beacon: Chinese Hackers Breach Government Agencies
State-linked hackers from China have gained access to email accounts of around 25 organizations, including government agencies, in a major cyberespionage campaign. The hacking group, called Storm-0558 by Microsoft, used digital authentication tokens to breach webmail accounts on Outlook. The attacks primarily targeted entities in Western Europe.
Fox News: Taylor Swift ducks as fans throw bracelets at pop star on The Eras Tour
Taylor Swift, on her Eras Tour, had friendship bracelets thrown at her by fans as she exited the stage in Kansas City. Swift's security team intervened and reprimanded the fans for their actions. This incident adds to the trend of artists having objects thrown at them during performances, with Adele even issuing a strong warning to her fans about the dangers of this behavior.
Flag And Cross: UK Workers Most Likely To Change Career Direction At Age 31: Survey
UK workers are most likely to consider a career change at the age of 31, with 26 percent currently considering a switch and 44 percent having already made one. The main motivations for changing careers include pursuing better salary, passion, work/life balance, and following redundancy. Healthcare, education, and IT are the most popular industries for career switches. The research also highlights that 68 percent of those who made a career switch have no regrets.