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12 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Trump wanted to send JD Vance as his surrogate to Family Leadership Conference
Trump attempted to send JD Vance as a surrogate for him at an event, but Vander Plaats declined due to their policy. Vander Plaats' decision benefits Trump as it would have been weak and not well-received.
Fox News: Concerns raised over China's new counter-espionage law: 'anyone can be detained'
China has expanded its legal framework to target national security threats, putting pressure on foreigners in China and Chinese working with foreign entities. The broadened definition of espionage has alarmed experts, with some warning that foreigners, especially Americans, could become targets. The aim of the law seems to be increasing pressure on people to be vigilant and less likely to associate with foreign individuals or organizations. ( )
Red State: Jamie Raskin Defends Biden by... Attacking 'Kleptocrat' Trump
Maryland Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin defends President Biden by attacking Donald Trump and accusing him of being a "kleptocrat." He claims that Republicans are grasping at straws to distract from Biden's scandals and accuses Trump of using the presidency for personal profit. Raskin's defense lacks any rebuttal against bribery allegations against Biden and his family. The walls are closing in on Biden, and the Democrat deflections and lies are getting more desperate. In the end, Raskin's defense of Biden falls short.
The New American: Gavin Newsom & the Gun Control Convention - The New American
California Governor Gavin Newsom is proposing to add a 28th Amendment to the Constitution to embed gun control. He suggests calling for a constitutional convention, which has raised concerns among liberty circles. The John Birch Society opposes the use of a constitutional convention, citing the dangers based on the precedent set by the 1787 convention. They advocate for nullification and obeying the Constitution as a better solution.
Breitbart: California Bill Would Let Judges 'Rectify Racial Bias' in Sentencing, for 'Reparations'
California is considering a bill that would allow judges to consider race in sentencing to address racial bias in the criminal justice system. The bill, part of a proposed "reparations" package, is raising constitutional concerns and does not specify the impact on different racial groups. Meanwhile, the state is already facing a crime wave attributed to lenient prosecution and the influence of left-wing billionaire George Soros.
The Epoch Times: Trump Secures Endorsement From All Michigan Republicans in House
Former President Donald Trump's campaign in Michigan received endorsements from the entire Republican congressional delegation, highlighting his ability to deliver results and win key battleground states. Trump's leadership led to economic prosperity, improved infrastructure projects, and strengthened national security. Michigan representatives emphasized the need to give hope to Americans who feel let down by the government.
Trump's lead in the polls has widened, with his profile and support increasing. A recent poll places him at 56 percent, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trails at 17 percent. Trump's fundraising results also outpace DeSantis's, with $35 million raised in the second quarter. Despite the uphill battle, DeSantis's campaign remains optimistic, acknowledging that Trump's recognition outside of Florida gives him an advantage. The two frontrunners have clashed over Iowa, with Trump endorsing Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds and criticizing DeSantis's absence at a presidential forum.
#society
Forbes: Housing Policy Do’s And Don’ts: Last Suggestions (For Now)
The best solution to housing is more housing with fewer rules and more incentives for producers. Banning short-term rentals and discouraging investment in housing are tempting political wins but bad policies. Instead, states should preempt local governments from limiting short-term rentals and incentivize more homeownership and right priced rental housing. Local governments should make clear and easy to follow rules on maintenance and operation of buildings, and incentivize local investment. On the positive side, cities should fund a risk-reduction pool to offset risk for renters, and federal and state funding should be linked to more housing.
Fox News: Michigan hair salon owner sparks LGBTQ+ outrage by banning ‘anything other than a man/woman’
Michigan hair salon owner sparks outrage from the LGBTQ+ community by stating that anyone who does not identify as a man or woman is "not welcome" and should go to a pet groomer instead. The salon owner defends her views, claiming free speech protection.
The Epoch Times: Stop Attacks Against Interim AFN Chief, New Brunswick Leader Implores at Assembly
A First Nations leader pleads for help to stop social-media attacks on the new interim chief of the Assembly of First Nations. The decision to remove former national chief RoseAnne Archibald has caused a period of transition within the organization. The leader asks chiefs to intervene and put an end to disrespectful and unacceptable online comments.
Fox News: TikToker denies editing racist pool party rant, calls for Colorado woman’s eviction from luxury apartment
A TikTok video goes viral showing a woman hurling racially charged insults at a Latino family at a pool in Colorado. The woman, Blair Featherman, denies that the video was edited and claims she was verbally attacked first. Jada Gallardo, who uploaded the video, disputes Featherman's account and calls for her eviction from the apartment complex.
Spectator USA: Road-trip picnics are a casualty of our interstate system
Before the arrival of the interstate system in the 1960s, America had a network of two-lane highways where roadside picnic tables were common. Families packed their own food and enjoyed simple meals together. These tables symbolized the experience of traveling and anticipation for the destination. Today, the interstates have taken away the roadside table experience, but a few can still be found for those who seek them out.
The New American: College Racism - The New American
The Supreme Court ruled that race-based affirmative action is unconstitutional, angering the Left. Harvard was forced to admit that Asians had higher SAT score requirements than whites and Blacks. Affirmative action is racist and unfair, and discrimination by race will continue despite it being illegal now. Legacy admissions and becoming "test-optional" are tactics used to favor certain groups. It ultimately harms Black students, and promoting school choice would be more beneficial.
Townhall: Capitalism Finds Its Long Needed Champion in Rainer Zitelmann
Capitalism finds a new champion in Dr. Rainer Zitelmann, a historian and author who advocates for free markets. He is praised for his work in defending capitalism and has received the Adam Smith Award from the Capitalist League. Zitelmann's writings highlight the importance of economic growth and the moral case for capitalism.
Fox News: Dylan Mulvaney takes trip to Peru to 'feel safe' after Bud Light disaster: 'I feel very safe' outside of USA
TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who identifies as transgender, posted videos from Peru and expressed feeling safe there after a controversy with Bud Light. Mulvaney criticized the beer company for not supporting them and said that the backlash has made it difficult to be in public.
#war
Euromaidan Press: G7 nations establish Ukraine’s security guarantee framework at Vilnius NATO summit
G7 countries agree on security guarantees for Ukraine at NATO summit. Russia warns that providing security guarantees to Ukraine is dangerous.
#foreignaffairs
The Babylon Bee: Embarrassed Man Could’ve Sworn Invitation Said 'Costume Party'
A Ukrainian attendee mistakenly wore a costume to the NATO Summit, feeling embarrassed when he realized it was not a costume party. Sources suggest it was a prank by French and German leaders. Despite the mix-up, he later became the guest of honor after agreeing to launder billions for the suited attendees.
#economy
Breitbart: Poll: Biden's Approval Rating Stuck on 40%, Close to Lowest Level of Presidency
President Biden's public approval rating remains at a stagnant 40 percent, close to his lowest levels, despite efforts to gain voter support. The economy is the biggest concern for respondents, followed by crime and corruption.
The Epoch Times: Bank of Canada Raises Key Interest Rate to 5 Percent as Underlying Inflation Trend Remains Elevated
The Bank of Canada raises interest rates due to strong economy and persistent inflation. Inflation is driven by price increases in services and wages. Consumer demand and the housing market remain strong.
Fox News: China's latest export, after fentanyl, COVID-19, is counterfeit postage stamps
The U.S. Postal Service is facing a new threat - counterfeit stamps from China sold online at a fraction of the official price. Counterfeiting stamps is seen as a form of warfare, and this issue is causing financial losses for the Postal Service. The new policy is to consider mail with counterfeit stamps as abandoned and subject to destruction, which could lead to further public suspicion towards the Postal Service and potential mail delivery issues.
Breitbart: Inflation Slowed In June: Consumer Prices Rise at Slowest Pace Since 2021
Inflation in the US slowed down in June, with the consumer price index rising by three percent compared to last year. This was below expectations and the slowest pace since early 2021. However, compared to May, inflation accelerated slightly. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, rose by 0.2 percent for the month and is up by 4.8 percent compared to a year ago.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Higher as Inflation Cools in June
Wall Street indexes open higher as investor confidence grows due to cooled inflation in June, signaling the possible end of the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening cycle.
#history
Daily Wire: Early Reactions To ‘Oppenheimer’ Praise Atomic Bomb Film: A ‘Spectacular Achievement’
"Oppenheimer," a highly anticipated historical drama, receives positive early reviews. Directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Cillian Murphy, the film explores the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the "father of the atomic bomb." Critics praise the film's visual mastery, deep character study, and nuanced performances.
#health
Fox News: Former Netherlands goalie Edwin van der Sar no longer in 'life-threatening danger,' remains in intensive care
Former Netherlands goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar is in intensive care but is stable and communicating after suffering a brain bleed. Van der Sar, who had a successful club career with Ajax and Manchester United, is not in life-threatening danger according to his wife.
The Epoch Times: Hackers Steal Personal Data of 11 Million People From HCA Healthcare
Hackers breached the system of HCA Healthcare, stealing personal data of 11 million patients. The stolen data includes patient names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, and information about medical appointments. It is believed that the data can be used for fraud or identity theft.
#crime
Fox News: Former NBA guard Ben Gordon pleads not guilty to charges from juice shop incident
Former NBA player Ben Gordon pleaded not guilty to weapons and threatening charges after a disturbance at a juice shop in Connecticut. Gordon's lawyer stated that he has struggled with his mental health and is now focusing on his family. He may seek a diversionary program to settle the charges.
The Epoch Times: Prosecutors Set to Present Evidence Against Colorado Dentist Accused of Poisoning His Wife's Shakes
Colorado dentist James Craig is set to stand trial for the first-degree murder of his wife, Angela Craig, after investigators found evidence indicating he poisoned her with arsenic and cyanide. Police believe Mr. Craig, who was having an affair, laced Angela's protein shakes with the poisonous substances in order to be with his mistress. The evidence includes Mr. Craig's online search history, as well as his purchase of potassium cyanide and oleandrin.
#sports
Forbes: Kelley O’Hara Says USWNT’s Veterans Must Step Up In Sauerbrunn’s Absence
The absence of Becky Sauerbrunn puts added responsibility on the veterans in the U.S. Women's World Cup team. Sauerbrunn's foot injury has forced her to withdraw from the tournament, leaving a hole in the team's defense. Kelley O'Hara, an experienced defender, will step up in Sauerbrunn's absence.
The U.S. is aiming for a "three-peat" at this year's Women's World Cup. Despite the pressure, O'Hara believes the team is focused and prepared. With a mix of veteran players and newcomers, O'Hara is confident in the team's abilities. The expanded pool of teams will provide a unique challenge, but O'Hara remains optimistic.
Forbes: AT&T Extends Multi-Year Sponsorship With MLS, Mexican Football Federation
AT&T extends its sponsorship with Major League Soccer (MLS), Leagues Cup, Federación Mexicana de Futbol (FMF), and U.S. Soccer. The telecommunications giant has been a long-time supporter of soccer in the United States and is doubling down on its commitment to the sport, capitalizing on its growing popularity. With the expansion of MLS, the upcoming FIFA World Cup, and the arrival of Lionel Messi to MLS, AT&T sees soccer as a valuable platform to engage with passionate fans and reach a younger, more diverse demographic.
#science
Red State: 'S--tshow': Scientists Downplayed Lab Leak Theory re: COVID Origins for Fear of China's Reaction if Blamed
Co-authors of a scientific paper on the origin of SARS-CoV2 testified that the virus evolved naturally, not escaping from a lab in Wuhan. They were confronted with internal communications indicating they downplayed the lab leak theory due to fear of China's reaction. A House subcommittee released a report highlighting the suppression of the lab leak hypothesis by leading public health officials, revealing extensive influence by the NIH and flawed analysis in support of a zoonotic origin.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: New 22 WMR M&P22 MAGNUM with Tempo Barrel!
Smith & Wesson introduces the new M&P22 MAGNUM pistol, chambered in 22WMR. It features a 30-round capacity, a smooth operating experience, and is optics-ready.
Outdoor Life: Rig the Ultimate Fishing Kayak for Cheap Using Prime Day Deals
Fishing kayaks have become more advanced, with added features like fish finders and motors. One option is the Newport Vessels NK180 Kayak Trolling Motor, which is 15% off. Another useful accessory is the Lowrance HDS 7 Live fish finder, currently on sale for under $600. Lighting options and kayak crates for tackle storage are also available on sale. For Prime Day, you can find deals on items like boat navigation lights, kayak coolers, and waterproof phone pouches.
#other
The Epoch Times: How Bonuses Are Taxed and Why
Bonuses are considered supplemental income and are subject to taxes. The current federal tax rate for bonuses is 22% up to $1 million and 37% over $1 million. How your employer pays the bonus determines the tax withholding method. It is possible to receive a tax refund if you paid a higher tax rate on your bonus than your actual income tax bracket. To lower your tax liability, consider deferring the bonus to the next year, contributing to tax-advantaged accounts, or donating to charity.
Breitbart: California Proposes 'Toilet-to-Tap,' Turning Wastewater into Drinking Water
California's State Water Resources Control Board has proposed regulations that would allow for "toilet-to-tap" programs, recycling wastewater and adding it back to drinking water systems. This process, known as direct potable reuse, would meet or exceed all drinking water standards and reduce wastewater release. Pilot projects have already been initiated in Santa Clara, San Diego, and Los Angeles. The new regulations could be approved by the end of the year.
PJ Media: The VodkaPundit Review of 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One'
A family watches and enjoys the movie "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One." The film features a Russian attack submarine with a militarized artificial intelligence known as "the Entity" that escapes. Everyone wants to use the Entity for their own purposes, but the protagonist, Ethan Hunt, aims to destroy it. The movie is action-packed and has a satisfying ending.
Flag And Cross: Colorado Is Drought-free For The First Time In 4 Years, But Changes In The Weather Are Underway
After nearly four years, Colorado is finally free of drought thanks to frequent storms and showers. The state had experienced severe dry conditions from 2020 to 2021, but this summer saw a significant increase in wet weather, leading to drought-free status. However, high pressure is expected to return, bringing higher temperatures and drier weather.
The Federalist Papers: Senior Congressman Sounds The Alarm After Viewing Classified UFO Footage, 'We Can't Handle It'
Tennessee Representative Tim Burchett raises concerns about classified UFO footage, questioning humanity's ability to handle extraterrestrial technology. As a member of the House Oversight Committee, Burchett emphasizes the significance of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) and holds hearings on potential threats. Burchett's remarks were prompted by Air Force veteran David Grusch's allegations of a covert UFO retrieval program. The House Oversight Committee, led by Burchett and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, plans to organize a hearing despite the Department of Defense's denial of verifiable information. The Senate advances the Intelligence Authorization Act to protect whistleblowers and promote transparency in UFO investigations. Both the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and NASA are conducting investigations into UFOs and are expected to release separate reports this summer.