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12 Jul 2023
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Red State: NEW: Both Hunter Biden Investigation Whistleblowers Scheduled to Testify Before Congress
The House Oversight Committee will hold a public hearing on July 19th, where whistleblowers who accused the Department of Justice (DOJ) of protecting Hunter Biden will testify. It is assumed that the hearing will be televised. This comes after the DOJ criminally charged a former Hunter Biden associate, potentially obstructing further cooperation with Congress. Republicans may view this hearing as an opportunity to regain control and potentially initiate impeachment proceedings against Merrick Garland, the Attorney General.
The Epoch Times: Rep. Gaetz Grills Wray About Alleged Hunter Biden Message, Public Trust in FBI
Rep. Gaetz confronted FBI Director Wray stating that the bureau had reached an all-time low in trust.
Daily Wire: Kevin McCarthy Singles Out Where ‘Someone Is Not Telling The Truth’ In The Hunter Biden Investigation
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is calling for investigations into the federal probe of Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden. McCarthy argues that conflicting statements by Delaware's U.S. Attorney David Weiss and others necessitate answers. Critics allege that the Department of Justice has potentially shielded Hunter Biden from serious charges, prompting concerns of a cover-up. The GOP-led committees will continue to investigate and may consider impeachment proceedings if warranted.
The Epoch Times: Republicans, Democrats Clash Over Alleged Tipster in Hunter Biden Investigation After DOJ Brings Charges
Democrats on the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability are demanding that Rep. James Comer hand over all information provided by Gal Luft, who has been charged with being a foreign agent for China. Luft, co-director of the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, filmed a video detailing his involvement with the Biden family's financial dealings with CEFC China Energy. However, the Democrats argue that Luft is not a credible witness and may be manipulating the investigation for his own interests and those of the Chinese Communist Party (, ).
Washington Free Beacon: Horror Stories About LGBT Education Lead California Democrats To Support Crack Down...on Parents Telling the Stories
California legislators are considering bills to restrict parents' rights in the name of empowering LGBT minors. One bill, S.B. 596, would criminalize harassment or threats against school employees, while another bill would allow children as young as 12 to enter state custody without parental consent. Parents testified against S.B. 596, sharing shocking examples of gender ideology run amok in schools, including sharing hotel rooms based on gender identity and explicit materials. The chair of the state Assembly Public Safety Committee, Reggie Jones-Sawyer, condemned the parents and expressed a need to "do something."
Forbes: FBI Chief Denies Agency ‘Moderating’ Social Media—Firing Back At GOP Claims
FBI Director Christopher Wray denied allegations that the agency pressures social media companies to censor content. He stated that their main focus is on disinformation from "foreign hostile actors." Wray defended the FBI's work and stated that they protect Americans from various threats.
The Epoch Times: Wray Repeatedly Denies FBI Censorship of Conservatives, as Republicans Point to Suppressed Posts
FBI Director Christopher Wray faced a barrage of questions regarding the FBI's alleged involvement in suppressing conservative speech. Rep. Mike Johnson accused the FBI of ignoring the First Amendment and pointed to a court ruling that criticized the agency's actions. Wray denied any wrongdoing and insisted that the FBI is focused on combating foreign disinformation.
The Epoch Times: Tennessee Governor Moving Ahead With Special Session on Public Safety, Gun Violence
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is moving forward with plans for a special session on public safety in August. The session was called in response to the shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, but does not include stricter gun laws. Some Republicans and gun rights groups have pushed back on the governor's proposal for enhancements to Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) laws, equating it to a "red flag" law.
The Federalist: Highlights From House Judiciary Hearing With Christopher Wray
FBI Director Christopher Wray faces intense questioning from lawmakers. Democrat Zoe Lofgren accuses Republicans of spreading conspiracy theories to discredit the FBI. Wray denies FBI involvement in the Capitol riot but refuses to answer questions about the agency's confirmed involvement.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie pressures Wray for answers on the agency's handling of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs. Wray hides behind policy and refuses to comment on ongoing investigations. Wray also defends the FBI's collaboration with a Russian-infiltrated surveillance service in Ukraine and admits to surveillance of Catholic parishes. (, )
Red State: WATCH: Swalwell's Spin on Hunter Laptop and Tongue Bath of FBI Is Something to See
FBI Director Christopher Wray avoids answering substantive questions during his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Rep. Matt Gaetz confronts Wray about Hunter Biden's WhatsApp message and illegal FISA requests. Dems like Rep. Eric Swalwell try to spin the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, mischaracterizing the facts and justifying its suppression. Swalwell is more concerned about the laptop hurting Democrats' chances than FISA violations. He praises the FBI's "Family Day" instead of addressing important concerns.
The Epoch Times: Some Democrats Worried About Cornel West’s Third-Party 2024 Bid
Democratic officials and strategists express reservations about Cornel West's 2024 presidential bid, fearing he could harm Joe Biden's chances. West's left-wing platform poses a risk due to the potential for splitting the vote. Some Democrats believe West could draw more attention to progressive policies.
Fox News: Tim Scott sitting on $21 million war chest as Republican presidential nomination race heats up
Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination raised $6.1 million in the second quarter, with over $21 million cash-on-hand. The vast majority of the funds were raised in the six weeks following Scott's formal declaration of candidacy. (1/2)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis raised $20 million for his presidential campaign in the first six weeks, while Nikki Haley's campaign brought in $7.3 million during the same period. Donald Trump remains the front-runner in GOP polls and raised $35 million in the past three months. (2/2)
The New American: Medical Paper Links Covid Shots to 74 Percent of Deaths — Then Vanishes - The New American
Covid injections linked to 74% of post-inoculation deaths, but The Lancet removed the review within 24 hours. U.S. Navy shipbuilding capability deteriorating, Senator Tuberville still blocking officer nominations, fugitive whistleblower Gal Luft in the news, and Republicans want to eliminate Homeland Security Secretary's salary. Investigative journalist talks about the growing criminal enterprise, while The John Birch Society updates the fight against carbon-capture pipelines.
#society
Breitbart: Planned Parenthood Defends Sexual Deviance: ‘Don’t Kink Shame'
Planned Parenthood sparks controversy with a tweet supporting sexual deviance and BDSM, promoting exploration of sexuality without shame. Critics argue that it promotes sexual dysfunction and violence.
Planned Parenthood receives backlash for its tweet endorsing sexual deviance and BDSM, with critics accusing them of promoting degrading and violent sex. The tweet is seen as encouraging women to tolerate sexual masochism.
Spectator USA: Little-known singer keeps hating on Taylor Swift’s ex Matty Healy for clout
British-Japanese singer Rina Sawayama calls out 1975 frontman Matty Healy for laughing at racist and sexist comments. She dedicates her song "STFU!" to him at concerts.
Breitbart: Emmy Nominations 2023: Disney Hulu's 'The 1619 Project' Receives Three Nominations, Doc Pushed $16 Trillion in Slavery Reparations
Disney Hulu's The 1619 Project, a streaming adaptation of the controversial New York Times series, received three Emmy nominations, including Best Docuseries. The series argues for $16 trillion in slavery reparations and perpetuates the debunked claim that the Revolutionary War was fought to preserve slavery. The estimated reparations bill in the series amounts to $14 trillion, with each individual receiving about $350,000.
Flag And Cross: The Dwindling Jewish Representation And Evolving Composition Of The U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court has become more diverse in terms of race and gender, but lacks diversity in education and background. There is skepticism about the ideological independence of the justices and concern that the current conservative majority will overturn long-established legal precedents. With the retirement of Steven Breyer, Justice Elena Kagan is now the only Jewish justice on the bench. The idea of a "Jewish seat" on the Supreme Court is becoming less significant in the context of identity politics.
The Epoch Times: Airlines Must Compensate Passengers for Flight Disruptions Except in 'Exceptional Circumstances,' Regulator Proposes
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has proposed changes to the Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR), stating that airlines must compensate passengers for flight disruptions unless they fall under exceptional circumstances. The CTA aims to gather feedback on the proposed changes to simplify and strengthen the air passenger protection regime, with a current backlog of over 46,000 complaints. The burden of proof for exceptional circumstances lies with the airlines, which must prove that the disruption or delay was unforeseeable at the time of ticket sale.
Daily Wire: ‘Sound Of Freedom’ Dominates Box Office In Florida, Texas And Arizona
The movie "Sound of Freedom" has become a grassroots movement, gaining huge success and surpassing other highly-anticipated films at the box office. It deals with the horrors of human trafficking and has earned over $45 million in just 8 days. The film has received strong word of mouth and is being praised by audiences across the country.
#war
Foreign Policy: What Did the NATO Summit Change for Ukraine?
As Western leaders met at a NATO summit in Vilnius, Ukraine expressed concerns about the lack of a clear path to NATO membership. The disappointment stems from the 2008 NATO meeting where Ukraine and Georgia were promised membership, but no timeline was set. This waffling on NATO enlargement is believed to have contributed to Russia's invasions of Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014 and 2022. Although Ukraine did not receive a concrete timeline for joining NATO at the Vilnius summit, the United States and other allies reiterated their support through security arrangements and defense deals.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Feds Pledge $450 Million Towards UN Climate Change Fund
The Canadian government is providing $450 million in funding to the United Nations' Green Climate Fund to support clean energy transitions and climate resilience in developing countries. This commitment more than doubles Canada's previous funding for the GCF and is part of a larger five-year $5.3 billion climate finance commitment. The funding announcement aligns with preparations for this year's UN COP28 climate conference.
The Epoch Times: Ukraine Leaves NATO With Security Assurances, but No Clear Path to Membership
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy receives security guarantees and a seat at the NATO-Ukraine Council from the G7 nations at the NATO Summit. They pledge long-term support and negotiations for Ukraine's future membership. Japan played a key role in spearheading the declaration.
The Epoch Times: US Condemns North Korea's Missile Test, Urges Diplomatic Engagement
The National Security Council condemns North Korea's missile testing, calling it a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. The Biden administration urges diplomatic engagement and warns of necessary measures to ensure the security of the US, South Korea, and Japan. The missile test, believed to be the road-mobile Hwasong-18 ICBM, has triggered international concern and calls for a firmer response to North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
#economy
Forbes: China Online Apparel Supplier’s Shares Double In Debut, Minting New Billionaire
Shares in China apparel supplier Sailvan Times soared on its first day of trading at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, making Chairman Chen Wenping a new billionaire. The company sells clothing accessories and sports apparel globally through e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Walmart, as well as through its own websites. Sailvan's success is part of the rapid growth of Chinese e-commerce sites in the global apparel market.
Washington Free Beacon: 127-Year-Old Brewery Is Latest Business To Ditch San Francisco
San Francisco's Anchor Brewing Company, operating since 1896, is closing due to inflation and pandemic impacts. The city has seen a record high rate of office vacancies and businesses fleeing due to crime and homelessness. Homicides have increased, major retailers have closed, and hotels are struggling.
#culture
Fox News: University, book publisher are now warning about Ernest Hemingway’s ‘graphic’ fishing scenes, ‘attitudes’
Ernest Hemingway's classic novels face content warnings for graphic fishing scenes and outdated cultural depictions. One Scottish university and Penguin Random House have flagged the books. Critics argue that it is unnecessary and counterproductive to censor violence and cultural representations.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Devastating Abortion Study Released, Suggests They've Been Lying to Us for Decades
A new study confirms that getting an abortion can have negative effects on a woman's mental health. The study analyzed health insurance claims data and found that women who had an abortion were more likely to seek mental health treatment than those who had a live birth. This information is important for women considering abortion to know, but it is often suppressed by the abortion industry.
Fox News: Multiple injured when Allegiant Air flight hits severe turbulence: 'Looked like the matrix'
Multiple passengers injured when Allegiant Air flight encounters severe turbulence during flight from Asheville, North Carolina to St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport in Florida. At least two people transported to hospital.
Breitbart: Toxic Chemical in East Palestine Was 6 Times Normal Levels Weeks After Train Derailment
Chemical toxins, including acrolein, were found near the site of a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, months after residents were told it was safe to return home. The derailment led to the evacuation of 5,000 residents, as vinyl chloride was burned to prevent an explosion. Health experts believe exposure to the chemicals may have caused residents to develop various symptoms. The clean-up is still ongoing.
#education
PJ Media: FBI Director Admits COVID-Era Persecution of Parents Wasn’t Evidence-Based
The FBI and DOJ used counterterrorism tools against parents who criticized COVID policies in schools, without evidence of threats. The Biden administration silenced parents advocating for their children.
The Blaze: NYU hosts 'anti-racist' workshop promoting 'equitable, powerful, multiracial' communities — but seminar only open to 'white public school parents': Report
New York University hosted an exclusive workshop for white public school parents called "From Integration to Anti-Racist" aiming to address white supremacy and racist policies. The workshop charging $360/person faced criticism for its exclusionary nature. Experts suggest it may have violated civil rights laws.
#crime
The Blaze: California Dems block bill to make child trafficking a 'serious felony' — decision elicits sobs from victims: 'You should be ashamed of yourselves!'
California Assembly Committee on Public Safety, primarily made up of Democratic members, blocked a bill that aimed to classify child trafficking as a "serious felony." If passed, this would have resulted in harsher penalties for repeat offenders, including possible life imprisonment. Republican members voted in favor of the bill, while Democrats refused to vote, leading to the bill's downfall. This decision was met with outrage from human trafficking victims in attendance.
The Blaze: Longtime Capitol police officer accused of possessing child porn
US Capitol police officer arrested, suspected child pornography link. Investigation began after tip that someone uploaded sexually exploitative material featuring a minor. Officer's powers revoked, charged with possession of child pornography.
Flag And Cross: Israeli Soldier, Border Police Injured In Clashes With Palestinians
An Israeli soldier and a Border Police officer were injured during clashes with Palestinians in Turmus Aya. The forces entered the town to seize funds for terror activities. Palestinians attacked the forces with stones and paint bottles. Two suspects were arrested. Six Palestinians from al-Mughayyir were charged in connection with shootings in Judea and Samaria. The terrorists obtained firearms and sought funding from terror elements in Gaza. They posted evidence of their attacks on social media. In a separate incident, an Israeli was stabbed in Deir Qaddis, and forces thwarted a terrorist attack near Neve Tzuf.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Rare Snowfall Delights Johannesburg Residents
Residents of Johannesburg, South Africa experienced rare snowfall, causing excitement and frenzy on social media. Snow is infrequent in the area, occurring only once every five to ten years. Despite most of the snow melting upon hitting the ground, residents enjoyed the winter wonderland, with children making snow angels and families engaging in snowball fights. The snowfall was attributed to a strong cold front and favorable atmospheric conditions.
#technology
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#other
Fox News: 'American Idol' winner apologizes after keeping hat on while performing national anthem
Iam Tongi, the winner of "American Idol" in 2023, forgot to remove his hat while singing the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby. He apologized for his nerves and promised to do better next time. Fans showed support for him, praising his performance and encouraging him to keep his head high. Tongi had built friendships with his fellow competitors on "American Idol" and received backlash after his win, with some viewers accusing the competition of being rigged. Tongi acknowledged the criticisms and stated that his music is not for everyone.
Fox News: Billie Eilish warns fans about 'infuriating' and 'dangerous' trend of throwing things at singers
Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift speak out against fans throwing objects at performers on stage, calling it "infuriating" and "dangerous." Eilish has been a victim of this trend for years, but understands the excitement behind it. Swift recently had friendship bracelets thrown at her backstage. Other artists, such as Adele, Harry Styles, Kelsea Ballerini, and Ariana Grande, have also been targeted.