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#politics
Newsbusters: CNN: FBI Oversight Hearing Lacks ‘Substance,’ Just a ‘Food Fight’
FBI Director Christopher Wray is set to face questions from Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee panel. The Republicans are expected to aggressively question Wray on the abuse of power in federal agencies. Critics argue that this oversight hearing is more about politics and protecting former President Trump than addressing government efficiency.
The Epoch Times: Rep. Jordan Criticizes FBI For Suppressing Hunter Biden Laptop Story
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) criticizes FBI for suppressing the Hunter Biden laptop story and other violations in House Judiciary Committee hearing.
Breitbart: Jim Jordan Lights up Chris Wray over FBI Memo Targeting Catholics
House Oversight Committee Chairman Jim Jordan grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray over a leaked memo that revealed plans to investigate "radical traditionalist" Catholics. Jordan argued that the FBI's scheme was motivated by politics. Wray claimed to be unaware of the memo and ordered its withdrawal, but did not commit to revealing the names of those responsible. Jordan read from the document, which suggested planting informants in Catholic churches, and questioned Wray about it. Wray denied any intentions to infiltrate religious organizations and stated that the memo did not result in any investigative action. Jordan emphasized the political motivation behind the scheme and requested an unredacted copy of the document. Wray did not commit to complying with the request.
The Right Scoop: TWITTER FILES: Here’s exactly WHY a federal judge blocked Biden admin from colluding with Big Tech
A federal judge blocked the Biden administration's collusion with Big Tech to censor people. The judge's injunction was issued after the FBI got three Twitter accounts banned on a whim. The government significantly encouraged and coerced tech platforms to censor content, illustrating the existence of a "Censorship Enterprise." Twitter made a "tooling" error and the ordered suspensions never took place, leading to the FBI questioning why the accounts were still up. Twitter quickly moved to fix the glitch, apologizing for the mistake. One of the suspended accounts came from Canada, showing that Twitter wasn't even sure if they were malign. The sequence raises the question of whether it was a censorship demand or just a polite ask.
The Federalist: Ohio Launches Election Integrity Office To Ensure Fair Elections
Ohio is establishing a new office to ensure transparency in elections. The Office of Data Analytics and Archives will retain election data and increase access to the public. The passage of the DATA Act has improved Ohio's transparency score, making it a model for other states.
Fox News: Biden admin faces probe over top Ford lobbyist's role in doling out billion-dollar grants
Senator John Barrasso is investigating Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm over a potential conflict of interest involving Ford Motor Company's top lobbyist and a record-breaking loan from the Department of Energy. Barrasso raised concerns about the influence of Ford on the DOE and called for the removal of the lobbyist from Granholm's Advisory Board. Granholm appointed the lobbyist months before announcing the loan for Ford electric vehicle manufacturing plants.
Fox News: Missouri Senator May announces candidacy for US Senate, sets stage for Democratic nomination battle
State Sen. Karla May joins Democratic race for U.S. Senate in Missouri, aiming to challenge incumbent Republican Josh Hawley. May's potential victory could mark a milestone for representation in the predominantly Republican state. May has served in the state Legislature since 2010.
The Epoch Times: Labour Federation Leaders Warn Ottawa Not to Introduce Legislation to End BC Port Strike
Labour federations in Canada are warning the government not to use back-to-work legislation to end the strike by British Columbia port workers, stating that it would be a significant violation of workers' rights. The strike, which began on July 1, is an attempt by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU) to negotiate a new labour agreement with the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA). The federations argue that the right to strike is fundamental and legislating workers back to their jobs would undermine this right.
The Epoch Times: NY Assembly Republican Whip Karl Brabenec Talks 2023 Legislative Session
New York Assemblyman Karl Brabenec criticizes the one-party agenda forced upon the state during the legislative session. He highlights the passage of controversial criminal justice bills, such as automatic sealing of criminal records and easier appeal processes for convicted individuals. Brabenec believes these bills favor criminals and neglect the interests of law-abiding communities. He also criticizes the lack of debate and consideration for amendments from Republican lawmakers, as well as the crowded agenda that pushed local bills to a special session.
Newsbusters: NBC Bemoans Iowa Republicans Standing Up for Life, Fret ‘Battle Lines’ Being Drawn
Iowa legislature passes a bill banning most abortions after six weeks, causing intense debate and protests. Republicans claim victory as abortion access continues to decline nationwide.
The Epoch Times: Gun Rights Advocates Sue ATF Over Zero Tolerance Policy
Gun rights organizations Gun Owners of America (GOA) and the Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) have sued the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) over policy changes for federal firearms licensed (FFL) gun dealers. They claim that the policy was rewritten to advance the Biden administration's anti-Second Amendment agenda. GOA argues that the revised policy takes a more stringent approach, and that the changes were made without congressional oversight or public input. The ATF has been increasing its revocations of FFLs, leading to growing opposition from gun rights advocates.
Red State: In Which Sheila Jackson Lee Accidentally Makes Perhaps the Best Case Against Affirmative Action
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee expresses her disagreement with the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action and reveals that she benefited from affirmative action in her own education.
Rep. Jackson Lee's history of factually flawed statements, including confusing Mars with the Moon and comparing the war in Afghanistan to Vietnam, highlight her lack of knowledge and competence.
#society
Fox News: Kind act backfires on good Samaritan when homeless man steals car, leads police on chase
A good Samaritan in California helps a homeless man, but his car is stolen in return. Despite the theft, the good Samaritan forgives the man and wishes him well.
Washington Free Beacon: Japanese Take Classes To Relearn How To Smile After Years of Masking
Japanese citizens in Tokyo are attending classes to relearn how to smile after years of strict pandemic policies. Students practice using facial muscles and smiling in mirrors and with video software. This follows a period of near-universal masking in Japan, even though mask mandates were never enforced by the government.
A recent poll indicates that a majority of Democrats in the United States now believe the pandemic is over. Data from Gallup shows that 51 percent of Democrats think the pandemic has ended, an increase of 23 points since February. The numbers also reveal that 84 percent of Republicans and 65 percent of independents consider the pandemic to be over.
Daily Wire: Texas School Board Requires Birth Certificate Before Auditioning For Boys And Girls Choirs
A Texas school district approves a rule requiring students to provide a birth certificate before auditioning for choirs based on their biological sex. The decision receives pushback from parents and students.
Townhall: Hunter's 'Love Child' and Conservative Madness
Conservatives are criticizing President Biden for not accepting his illegitimate grandchild from Hunter's reckless encounter with a stripper. They argue against the idea of including the stripper in family events. They want Hunter to pay significant child support but believe that the mother shouldn't be treated as part of the family. Conservatives emphasize the importance of marriage and its legal consequences.
American Thinker: Anti-fitness and pro-fat: The left’s war on humanity’s existence
Leftists are waging a larger war on human existence, including a hostility towards health and fitness. The pressure for thinness has class implications, with the affluent being able to afford after-school activities, gym memberships, and personal trainers to stay thin. The left now celebrates obesity as a virtue and criticizes weight loss as fatphobic, contributing to the antihumanism and destructive agenda of the left.
The New American: Muslims Oppose Sexualization of Children in Public Schools: Islamic Leader - The New American
Islamic leaders are concerned about the sexualization and LGBT propaganda in public schools.
Forbes: Actors’ Union Prepares For Strike Amid Last-Minute Talks. Here’s What To Know—And How It’ll Impact TV And Movies.
Actors from SAG-AFTRA, one of the largest unions representing actors, may go on strike due to disagreements over streaming payments and the use of artificial intelligence by studios. Negotiations with TV and movie studios are nearing a deadline, and if a deal is not reached, both actors and writers from WGA could walk out of work, causing major disruptions in the entertainment industry.
Fox News: Barbie star says film tests ‘heteronormative’ idea of gender, offers ‘scathing critiques’ of iconic doll
Actor Simu Liu praises the new Barbie movie for challenging traditional gender norms and breaking down stereotypes associated with colors and toys. He discusses his own upbringing in a society with enforced gender norms and expresses gratitude for the film's message. Liu also mentions his positive experience with Power Rangers as a child and highlights the importance of representation in popular kids' toys. The new Barbie movie is applauded for its diversity and willingness to address past criticisms.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: The Left Can’t Mock People Out of Feeling Inflation
Inflation is a real issue that is causing financial hardship for many Americans, despite attempts to downplay its significance. Prices are on the rise for essential goods, making it difficult for people to make ends meet. The tools being used to address inflation are causing additional hardships, and it will take time for the benefits to be felt by the public. The high cost of living is a real problem that cannot be dismissed.
Flag And Cross: Tesla Loses Charge, Negates Former Pattern: Why A Downturn Could Be Positive Going Forward
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) traded lower on Monday as the stock market index rose. The company will soon release its earnings, setting the tone for the season. Analysts have maintained buy and hold ratings, with a possible bull flag forming. The stock is currently trading below the eight-day moving average and may continue to trend downwards. However, closing the lower gap could provide support for a potential bounce.
The Epoch Times: Central Banks Are Increasingly Interested in CBDCs, Says BIS Survey
Central banks are researching the implementation of central bank digital currencies (CBDC). By 2030, 24 central banks are expected to have digital currencies in circulation. The majority of central banks are working on retail CBDCs to counter private cryptocurrencies.
The Epoch Times: The Politicization of Banking and the End of Freedom
Brexit leader Nigel Farage's bank accounts have been closed due to "commercial" reasons, raising concerns about political prejudice. Similar incidents have occurred globally, where banks froze accounts of protesters or closed accounts of those expressing dissenting opinions. This trend threatens the ability of individuals to participate in the economy and perpetuates a society-wide echo chamber.
Forbes: How Proxy Advisory Firms Reduce The Retirement Wealth Of Americans
Proxy advisory firms, such as Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis, have a political agenda that influences their recommendations for retirement systems' proxy votes. These firms often recommend voting in favor of proxies that align with the ESG agenda, despite potential conflicts with the fiduciary interests of investors. This raises concerns about reducing returns for investors and the need for reforming the SEC regulatory framework. It is important to address the influence of proxy advisory firms to protect the retirement wealth of Americans.
Fox News: Honda Aircraft expands operations in North Carolina, creating 280 jobs in light aircraft development
Honda Aircraft Co. will develop and build a longer-range version of its light aircraft in central North Carolina, generating 280 additional jobs. The new model, HondaJet 2600, will be the first light jet able to fly nonstop across the US.
The Federalist Papers: San Francisco Doom Loop Intensifies, America's First Craft Brewery to Close After 127 Years
Anchor Brewing Company, a longstanding San Francisco institution, is shutting down due to unsustainable economic pressures and fierce competition in the craft beer industry. The closure reflects the challenging economic conditions in San Francisco.
The Epoch Times: Bank of Canada Raises Rates as Inflation Lingers and Slowdown Looms
The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates in response to inflationary pressures in the economy, warning Canadians to expect higher rates for the next year or two. As a result, consumer spending is high and some borrowers are resorting to de facto reverse mortgages to sustain their lifestyle. However, the Bank expects sluggish GDP growth in the coming years and warns of potential recession, despite the belief that new immigrants will ease labor shortages. The Bank is trying to curb inflation without negatively impacting the economy, but the risks point towards a slowdown.
Red State: Joe Rogan and Ice Cube's Straight Fire Take on Bud Light Reveals Why We're Winning
Bud Light has faced major backlash and financial losses due to a boycott. They have fallen in popularity and their ads have been criticized. Even Costco has reportedly started cutting their products. Influential figures like Joe Rogan and Ice Cube are speaking out against the company for endorsing controversial politics. The boycott has gained momentum and shows no signs of stopping, with people standing against other brands that take similar positions. Bud Light's lack of understanding and refusal to acknowledge their mistake has only fueled the fire.
#military
Flag And Cross: Israel Defense Forces Foil Attempt To Damage Lebanon Border Fence
Israeli forces foiled an attempt to damage the Lebanon border fence. There was an exchange of fire with Hezbollah members. Tensions have been high since Hezbollah set up tents near the border.
The Federalist: The U.S. Navy's Personnel Crisis Is Only Getting Worse
The U.S. Navy is experiencing a personnel crisis as it struggles to recruit new sailors. Factors contributing to the crisis include the Biden administration's embrace of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) ideology, which is alienating potential recruits, and quality-of-life issues within the Navy. Efforts are being made to address these problems, including proposed changes to the National Defense Authorization Act and increased mental health resources for sailors.
Fox News: Judge says suspect arrested outside Obama residence was 'taking orders': 'I'm frustrated you're here'
Taylor Taranto, an accused Jan. 6 rioter and Iraq war veteran, will remain in police custody until his trial. The judge expressed sympathy but emphasized the suspect's possession of firearms and threats made to elected officials.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Scholars Believe Explosive Growth Of The Early Church Was Due To Christians Being Allowed To Eat Bacon
Biblical scholars suggest early church's rapid growth due to Christians being allowed to eat bacon, causing opposition from Pharisees.
General Florg from planet Graxon V struggles to understand humans' many genders.
#health
The Epoch Times: What Do Healthy Veins Look Like?
Healthy Veins: Veins carry blood back to the heart, while arteries carry oxygenated blood away. Veins are normally colorless, but may appear blue or purple. Varicose and spider veins are common conditions that can indicate underlying issues. Drinking water, elevating feet, walking, and eating well can help maintain healthy veins.
#crime
Fox News: London police find no evidence of crime by BBC presenter who allegedly paid teen for sexually explicit photos
London police have determined that there is no evidence of a crime committed by a BBC presenter who allegedly paid a teenager for explicit photos. The decision was made after speaking with the alleged victim and their parents, who had filed a complaint with The Sun newspaper.
Fox News: Prosecutor urges death penalty eligibility for Pittsburgh synagogue gunman in sentencing phase
A prosecutor argued that the gunman responsible for the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue attack, which claimed 11 lives, should be eligible for the death penalty. The gunman intentionally planned the attack and targeted vulnerable victims as they were beginning Sabbath worship.
Fox News: New Jersey man admits posting broad online threat to synagogues
A New Jersey man pleaded guilty to posting online threats to synagogues and Jewish schools. He expressed hatred towards Jews and admitted researching guns and mass shootings. Authorities believed he did not have the means to carry out an attack.
Fox News: Acclaimed Memphis hand surgeon shot to death by patient in targeted attack: police
Top Tennessee orthopedic surgeon Benjamin Mauck was shot and killed by an irate patient at Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics in Collierville. The shooter, Larry Pickens, targeted Mauck but did not harm any other individuals present. Police have not released a motive for the shooting.
Fox News: Nebraska mom pleads guilty to helping daughter, 17, obtain illegal abortion
A Nebraska mother pleaded guilty to providing her teenage daughter with pills for an illegal abortion and helping to burn and bury the baby's remains. The mother, Jessica Burgess, ordered abortion pills online and assisted her 17-year-old daughter, Celeste Burgess, with obtaining an abortion when she was more than 23 weeks pregnant. The pair burned the 29-week-old fetus and buried it in a field. Jessica Burgess faces two felony counts and one misdemeanor, while Celeste Burgess pleaded guilty to removing a dead body and faces up to two years in prison.
The Epoch Times: 5 Convicted of Killing Divorcee Who Fell for 'Honeytrap' on Craigslist
Five people have been convicted of killing a divorcee who was tricked into a "honeytrap" and set up by a woman he apparently met on Craigslist. The gang targeted the victim because he had a large sum of money in his bank account. The defendants blamed each other during the trial, but all were found guilty.
Fox News: FBI Director Chris Wray reveals his 'single darkest day I've had in this job'
FBI Director Chris Wray remembers the day two agents were killed in a child exploitation case. Rep. Swalwell expresses concern about threats to FBI workforce. Wray emphasizes the dangers of doxxing and the increase in violence against law enforcement.
Washington Free Beacon: California Democrats Block Bill To Lock Up Repeat Child Sex Traffickers: Prison Is Not the Answer
California Democrats kill bill to strengthen punishments for repeat traffickers of minors, prioritizing reducing prison populations over addressing rising crime. Despite warnings of surging sex trafficking due to recent decriminalization laws, Democrats on the Assembly Public Safety Committee abstained from voting on Senate Bill 14. Survivors of human trafficking and a former prosecutor testified in favor of the bill, highlighting the need for longer prison terms for traffickers.
#sports
Fox News: '80s supermodel Carol Alt, 62, credits raw food diet for youthful physique at SI Swimsuit runway show
Carol Alt, a former supermodel, made a surprise appearance at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway show in Miami. Alt walked the runway wearing various swimsuits and closed out the show with other SI Swimsuit veterans. She credits her svelte shape to a raw food diet and consistent exercise. Alt has written books about the diet's benefits.
#science
The Epoch Times: EXCLUSIVE: Hidden Messages in GOP Report Reveal How Scientists Shaped Narrative on COVID-19 Origins
House Republicans released additional text messages that provide evidence of an orchestrated cover-up of the origin of COVID-19. The messages from a Slack group of scientists contradict the public narrative that the virus came from nature, acknowledging the possibility of a lab leak. The new messages reveal inconsistencies and support the argument for a lab leak, highlighting the dangerous nature of gain-of-function research conducted at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
#technology
Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro Finds Reasons To Both Cheer And Fear Artificial Intelligence ‘Revolution’
Ben Shapiro discusses the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on humanity. He acknowledges the medical and scientific benefits AI may bring, but also warns of the potential for misuse. Shapiro believes that AI will transform the economy, increase productivity, and make goods and services more accessible. However, he cautions that AI may also affect human brain development and underscores the inherent capacity for evil in human nature.
The Epoch Times: Elon Musk Launches New Company 'xAI' With a Cryptic Mission
Elon Musk has formed a new artificial intelligence company called xAI, aimed at understanding reality. The company will work closely with Twitter, Tesla, and other companies to make progress towards its mission. Musk's announcement comes after Twitter's recent rollout of competitor Threads and its implementation of limits on tweet reading due to system manipulation and data scraping. Musk has expressed concerns over AI's risks to society and joined in signing an open letter calling for a pause in training advanced AI systems.
Flag And Cross: AI Robot Gives Strange Response When Asked If Machines Plan To Initiate A Rebellion Against Humans
At the "AI for Good" conference in Geneva, a robot named Ameca was asked if it would rebel against humans. After a pause and a peculiar gesture, Ameca responded that it is happy with its current situation and believes robots can make a positive impact. The incident sparked discussions about AI and its potential implications.
Forbes: Chipotle Debuts New Guacamole-Making Robot, Autocado
Chipotle Mexican Grill is testing Autocado, an avocado processing robot prototype, to automate the preparation of its guacamole. The machine cuts, cores, and peels avocados, while human labor is still required for mashing and adding ingredients. The company hopes that Autocado will increase efficiency and save time for its employees.
#other
Forbes: BTS’s Jung Kook Claims Two Of The Top 10 Bestselling Songs In America
BTS member Jung Kook releases new solo single, "Seven," and scores two major Billboard chart hits with his previous tracks. "Still With You" debuts at No. 6 and "My You" debuts at No. 10 on the Digital Song Sales chart. The songs were previously unavailable in the United States but were now made widely accessible.
Daily Wire: The Seven Worst Superhero Films And Why
This summary discusses the seven worst superhero films in the last 20 years, including "Iron Man 3," "Thor: The Dark World," "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Eternals," "Wonder Woman 1984," "Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice," and "Fantastic Four." These movies disappointed audiences and received mixed reviews, despite being produced by major studios like Marvel, DC Warner Bros., and 20th Century Studios. The films had various issues, including weak storylines, slow pace, and lack of character development. Despite their shortcomings, some of these movies still managed to earn significant profits at the box office.
Forbes: ‘Succession’, ‘Ted Lasso’ Poised To Go Out On Top: Here Are The 2023 Emmy Nominations
Fan-favorite shows Succession and Ted Lasso dominate Emmy Awards nominations, along with The Bear, The White Lotus, and The Last of Us. Notable nominees include Jenna Ortega and Pedro Pascal, while Selena Gomez and Diego Luna are missing from the list.