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13 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Epoch Times: China-Based Hackers Breach US Government Email Accounts
Chinese hackers breach U.S. government email accounts as part of an intel gathering scheme, angering Beijing. China retaliates by sending over 30 fighter jets near Taiwan. Hong Kong police raid the family home of an exiled pro-democracy activist. Huawei plans a comeback in the global 5G smartphone market despite U.S. sanctions.
Front Page Magazine: Violence with Guns Ain't a MAGA Republican Problem
The left is projecting their own racism and blame for violence onto others, including blaming white supremacy for recent shootings by non-white individuals. Democratic Party has a history of racism. The issue of violence with firearms is not about the shooters, but the left's desire to control legal gun owners. Blue cities and counties with progressive socialists have high crime rates, and disarming law-abiding citizens is not the solution.
Fox News: MSNBC host blames staff for Biden's awkward moments: 'He's 80, you need to be there for him'
Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski criticizes Biden's staff for not managing his age-related concerns . Brzezinski blames the staff for not preventing situations where Biden falls or looks lost on stage, emphasizing the need for better support in managing his schedule and appearances. Concerns over Biden's age persist, with polls showing a significant percentage of voters believing he is too old to serve as president in 2024.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Brutal 'Twilight Zone' Cartoon Shows Just How Mixed Up The USA Has Become
A cartoon illustrates the mixed-up state of the world. In the UK, failing to financially support a relative's gender transition or not using preferred pronouns can be considered domestic abuse, raising questions about parental rights and freedom of speech. These guidelines conflict with parents' central role in their children's upbringing and the ability of families to make suitable decisions. The CPS's aim is to ensure justice for victims, but concerns remain about potential legal implications for parents and families.
Forbes: McDonald’s Credits ‘Peak Absurdist Gen Z Humor’ For Grimace Shake TikTok Trend
McDonald's denies creating the "Grimace shake" trend on TikTok where users pretend to choke and die after consuming the vibrant milkshake. The company credits a TikTok content creator for starting the trend and reintroducing the character Grimace. They acknowledge the trend but do not want to encourage it.
#war
Fox News: WATCH: Biden confuses Ukraine with Russia, Zelenskyy with Putin during gaffe-filled trip to Lithuania
President Biden made multiple speaking gaffes during his trip to Lithuania, confusing Ukraine and Russia, as well as their leaders.
Vice President Kamala Harris struggled to explain AI, calling it a "fancy thing."
Forbes: Desperate Russian Troops Fitted Old Armored Tractors With Inaccurate Naval Rockets—And Rushed Them Into Combat
Russian troops in Ukraine are using improvised weapons, such as MT-LB tractors fitted with A-22 rocket-launchers, to dislodge Ukrainian troops from their lodgement on the Antonivskyi bridge. These vehicles, made from mismatched parts and borrowed from warships, lack accuracy and firepower compared to Ukrainian weaponry. The Ukrainians are unlikely to give up the bridge without a fight.
#foreignaffairs
Newsbusters: Scarborough Zings Zelensky: 'A Bit Rich' For Him To Criticize Biden Over NATO Membership
Joe Scarborough criticizes Ukrainian President Zelensky for complaining about NATO's delay in admitting Ukraine, despite American support. Scarborough suggests Zelensky should read a bit of history about Churchill and how he worked with FDR. He emphasizes the amount of aid given to Ukraine but also cautions against reckless actions that could lead to conflict.
#economy
The Blaze: Biden takes victory lap on 3% inflation reading, but others offer a reality check
President Biden celebrated the smallest increase in inflation in over two years, touting it as a success of his economic policies. However, critics argue that the 3% inflation rate still means prices are rising and the Biden administration is attempting to take credit for mitigating the inflation they created.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: Our Ideological Battle Is Often More Spiritual than Intellectual
Engaging in serious debates and dialogue exposes weak positions and faulty reasoning, but some people are not open to reason. These individuals are brainwashed and cannot think for themselves. This is especially true for those in cults or heavily indoctrinated groups. Rational arguments and evidence are dismissed or ignored. The battle is ultimately spiritual, and only God can open the eyes of the blind.
#education
Front Page Magazine: California’s Quest to Restore Institutional Racism
California Democrats are attempting to restore racial preferences in college admissions, despite the Supreme Court's recent decision to end such preferences. California has a history of taking affirmative action in education, with diverse community colleges and universities. In 1996, the California Civil Rights Initiative was approved, eliminating racial preferences, but the ban has faced opposition from some Democrats who want to repeal it.
#crime
Red State: Ray Epps' Lawyers Say DOJ is Criminally Charging Him Over January 6th, Big Question Immediately Arises
Ray Epps, infamous for his involvement in the January 6th unrest, might finally face criminal charges. He is suing Fox News, claiming defamation by Tucker Carlson, but his own lawsuit reveals that the DOJ has notified him of pending charges. It remains unclear why the DOJ waited so long to act.
#sports
Flag And Cross: College Women's Soccer Player Declared Dead at 20 After Being Found Unresponsive
Thalia Chaverria, a junior soccer player at New Mexico State University, died suddenly at the age of 20. The cause of her death has not been disclosed and there are no signs of foul play. The school is providing grief counselors to support the grieving community.
Fox News: Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook appears to embrace free agency: 'Going through this process has been fun'
Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook is currently a free agent, but he remains optimistic about finding a new team. He enjoys the process of being wanted and is confident in making the right decision. The Minnesota Vikings decided to move on from Cook due to his high salary, and he has been linked with potential deals with the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins. With training camps approaching, Cook's future in the NFL remains uncertain.
#other
Fox News: Kevin Costner's estranged wife Christine Baumgartner spotted in court as judge upholds tentative ruling
In a Santa Barbara courtroom, Kevin Costner's estranged wife, Christine Baumgartner, appeared as a judge ruled on a child support agreement. Costner will pay Baumgartner $129,755 per month, pending an evidentiary hearing. The couple will split healthcare expenses and extracurricular activities.
Forbes: Twitter And Elon Musk Face $500 Million Lawsuit For Allegedly Reusing Severance For Fired Employees
Former Twitter employee Courtney McMillan has filed a lawsuit alleging that the company and Elon Musk are refusing to pay the $500 million in severance owed to her and her colleagues. The lawsuit claims that Musk, who took over the company in October, violated federal law by failing to pay the promised severance, instead only giving one month of base pay to some employees.