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The Economist: Politics | Jul 15th 2023 Edition
NATO summit in Vilnius focuses on Ukraine joining the alliance; G7 pledges to support Ukraine with weapons and rebuilding its economy. Turkey now supports Sweden's bid to join NATO. Dutch government collapses over immigration policy. Germany to send troops to Australia for war games. China signs partnership with Solomon Islands. North Korea tests intercontinental ballistic missile. Pro-democracy prime minister bid fails in Thailand. Election violence in West Bengal. Russia vetoes extension of aid deal to Syria. Palestinian Authority loses influence in occupied West Bank. Israel's Knesset approves controversial judicial reform bill. Faction involved in Sudan's civil war refuses to attend peace conference. Guatemala bans anti-corruption presidential candidate's party. Pemex to lose oil after offshore platform fire. US sanctions individuals and firm in Mexico over fentanyl supply. US Marine Corps leader appointment delayed over abortion policy dispute. BBC news presenter Huw Edwards faces allegations, enters mental-health treatment.
National Review: The Corner: The Only Problem Ron DeSantis Has Is That He’s Running against Donald Trump
There's been talk about DeSantis' lack of progress, attributed in part to his campaign style and focus. However, the main obstacle is Trump's hold on the party, making it difficult for DeSantis to emerge as the frontrunner.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Whip Tom Emmer on Six Months into the Majority: Republican Victories Came from Teamwork
House Republican Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) discusses the successful teamwork and unity of House Republicans in passing significant legislation despite opposition from Senate Democrats and President Biden. Emmer emphasizes the importance of Republicans working together to achieve their legislative goals. The victories include passing a debt ceiling bill, a border security bill, and the Parents Bill of Rights Act. The House Republicans are currently working on passing the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes conservative victories and removes unnecessary spending.
Forbes: Nation’s Fourth Largest City Sues To Overturn Texas Regulatory Consistency Law
Houston officials file a lawsuit to overturn a Texas law that restricts local regulatory powers. Critics view it as an attack on Democratic-led cities, while supporters believe it will protect Texans from costly local regulations. The lawsuit poses a threat to conservative accomplishments in Texas and could inspire similar legislation in other states.
The Blaze: Deace: Trump is targeted and persecuted — but he’s also his own worst enemy
Trump's absence from the Family Leader candidate summit disappoints, reflecting a decline in his energy and effectiveness since his initial campaign. The mishandling of Covid and his lack of self-control raise concerns about his ability to lead. His focus on attacking rivals rather than presenting a plan for success and his diminishing fundraising indicate a potential failure in the upcoming election. The fear of speaking out against Trump is preventing a much-needed wake-up call for him and his supporters.
Red State: WATCH: Daniel Goldman Tries to Attack House Republicans, Accidentally Nails the Biden Family
Rep. Daniel Goldman finds himself in a political bind as he spins news of former Hunter Biden business associate, Gal Luft, being charged with crimes related to advising CEFC China. Goldman accuses Republicans of jeopardizing national security for embracing Luft as a witness. However, by doing so, Goldman inadvertently admits that Hunter Biden was working for the CCP and should also be investigated. Goldman's attempt to discredit Luft's allegations against the Biden family backfires as it raises questions about Hunter Biden's own actions.
National Review: The Corner: Christie Has Qualified for the Debate
Chris Christie, running in the race, meets all the requirements for the debate stage and is ready to stand up against Donald Trump.
There's a strong chance that Trump won't be present on the debate stage, but Christie remains a vivid presence in the race.
Newsbusters: ALEX SOROS IN HIS OWN WORDS
Alex Soros, the son of billionaire donor George Soros, has been named the new leader of the Open Society Foundations. He has shown himself to be even more radical than his father, with extreme leftist views on issues such as abortion, climate change, and race. He has already made significant changes to the foundation's staff and is expected to be a powerful force in promoting extremist causes.
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Fox News: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. press dinner devolves into 'screaming and polemic farting': NY Post
Two guests at a campaign event for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. engage in a heated argument over climate change, resulting in one of them farting loudly. The incident shocks other guests, including journalists and Kennedy's campaign manager.
Fox News: Disney CEO responds to DeSantis claims that the company is sexualizing children: ‘Preposterous and inaccurate'
Disney CEO Bob Iger denies accusations of sexualizing children in response to criticism from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and conservatives. DeSantis accuses Disney of inserting "sexualized content" into children's programming, but Iger defends the company's track record and states that the allegations are preposterous.
Breitbart: Climate Extremists Glue Themselves to German Airport Runways
Climate activists from the group Last Generation blocked flights at Hamburg and Duesseldorf airports in Germany in protest against pollution caused by air travel and to pressure the government to take stricter action against greenhouse gas emissions. The activists glued themselves to the runways and cut through security fences, causing dozens of flight cancellations and disruptions. German officials criticized the protests, labeling them as criminal activity and accusing the activists of causing societal division. The Last Generation group insists their protests are peaceful, but they have faced backlash from angry motorists and have been targeted by authorities.
Fox News: BLM marks 10-year anniversary calling for July 13 to be 'Black Lives Matter Day,' renew push to defund police
The Black Lives Matter movement is celebrating its 10-year anniversary and calling for elected officials to establish "Black Lives Matter Day." They are renewing their push to defund police departments, stating that safer communities are built through economic opportunities, education, housing, and healthcare. Various virtual and in-person events are being held as part of the "Defund the Police Week of Action."
The Black Lives Matter movement emerged in 2013 after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. Its goals are to address police brutality and the unfair treatment of Black people within the criminal justice system. As part of the anniversary celebrations, events and a festival called " People's Justice Festival" will take place, featuring speakers such as Trayvon Martin's mother and activist Dr. Cornel West. The movement's activists emphasize the continued importance of fighting for Black lives.
#war
Fox News: Sudan’s neighbors meet for peace talks in Cairo to address Sudan's raging violence
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi hosted a summit in Cairo to end Sudan's conflict. Over 3,000 people have been killed and 6,000 injured since violence erupted in April. The meeting included leaders from Sudan's neighboring countries.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Kim Jong Un vows to upgrade North Korea’s nuclear capability after missile test
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un vows to boost nuclear capability after successful missile launch. The regime claims it is threatened by hostile forces. South Korean military reports the missile flew for 74 minutes and 622 miles before landing in the sea.
Breitbart: Omar to Boycott Israeli President’s Address to Joint Session of Congress
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) refuses to attend Israeli President Isaac Herzog's address to Congress due to Israel's ban on her and Rashida Tlaib. The ban was based on their support for the BDS movement. Miftah, the organization that organized their trip, published an antisemitic article accusing Israel of organ theft.
#economy
The Economist: Business | Jul 15th 2023 Edition
A federal judge in America rejected the FTC's request to block Microsoft's takeover of Activision Blizzard, stating insufficient evidence of competition harm. Britain's Competition and Markets Authority considers a restructured deal. Nvidia is reportedly in talks to become an anchor investor in Arm. Amazon challenges its inclusion on the EU's list of companies governed by new online content rules. Inflation in the US cooled to 3% in June, while China faces deflation as exports and imports decline. Thames Water raises emergency funding, and Britain announces pension fund reforms. Foxconn pulls out of a joint venture for chipmaking in India. Ant Group is fined for rule violations and launches a share buy-back. Elon Musk launches xAI, a startup in artificial intelligence. Meta and Twitter engage in a PR battle. The OECD publishes a report on AI's potential workplace impact.
The Epoch Times: Inflation Closing In on Fed’s Target: Analyst
Consumer prices in the U.S. had minimal yearly increase in June, indicating a subsiding inflation. This led to a market rally as investors believe that the country's central bank's rapid monetary policy tightening cycle may be nearing its end.
Flag And Cross: CEO of Bud Light Alternative Putting Money Where His Mouth Is to Combat Wokeness
Bud Light's sales are plummeting after featuring transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney in an ad. Conservative Dad's Ultra Right Beer, a new rival, is gaining traction by promoting itself as a "100% Woke-Free American Beer" and launching a playful ad inspired by "Smokey and the Bandit." The CEO of Ultra Right Beer aims to counter woke corporations and their influence on schools by donating a portion of sales to the 1776 Project. Bud Light's sales continue to decline, dropping off the list of America's top 10 beers.
American Thinker: San Francisco’s famed Anchor Brewery, fountainhead of the craft beer industry, closes
Anchor Brewery, a pioneer in the craft beer movement, is shutting down after facing economic pressures and declining sales in a highly competitive market. The brewery, which was purchased by Sapporo Breweries in 2017, has struggled under the ownership and lost millions of dollars. The pandemic, rising costs, and a stagnant beer consumption have all contributed to the decision to cease operations. The closure marks the end of an era for this historic brand and highlights the challenges faced by craft breweries in today's market.
#health
The Epoch Times: Doctors, Hospices Grapple With New Quebec Law Forcing Palliative Facilities to Offer MAiD
Quebec physician Bruno Gagnon opposes medical assistance in dying and feels marginalized in his profession due to his views. The recent expansion of MAiD in Quebec has further limited his employment opportunities. Gagnon believes that patients should be offered treatment to ease their suffering rather than MAiD. Neurosurgeon Georges L'Esperance supports the new law and believes that there is still space for healthcare workers who object to MAiD in Quebec. Gagnon and L'Esperance have differing opinions on MAiD, but both agree that faith plays a significant role in palliative care approaches. St. Raphael's, a Catholic palliative care facility, is unsure how to handle the new law and is analyzing the situation.
#crime
Fox News: MA man pleads guilty to using stolen identities to fraudulently obtain nearly $500K in disaster relief loans
Darwyn Joseph, a 26-year-old man from Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining over $450K in federal disaster relief loans using stolen identities. He and an accomplice laundered the money by purchasing and reselling iPhones.
Fox News: Secret Service to close White House cocaine probe without finding suspect, lawmakers say
The Secret Service is closing its investigation into the cocaine found at the White House, without identifying the suspect. The cocaine, less than 1 gram, was discovered in a "heavily traveled" part of the West Wing.
Daily Wire: Broadway Actor Acquitted After January 6-Related Conspiracy Charge
Actor James Beeks, known for his role in "Jesus Christ Superstar," has been acquitted of January 6 related charges. He was accused of conspiring with the Oath Keepers to obstruct the certification of the 2020 presidential election. Beeks was unaware of any plan to storm the U.S. Capitol, so the conspiracy charge was deemed irrelevant.
PJ Media: Supreme Court Considering a Case That Might Upend Hundreds of January 6 Prosecutions
In high-profile cases, prosecutors often add multiple charges to scare defendants into pleading guilty. However, the danger is that a judge may reject unnecessary charges. This is the case in the January 6 prosecutions, where a judge dismissed obstruction charges for Edward Lang and two others. Lang argues that the statute being used does not fit the violence that occurred during the riot. Lang has petitioned the Supreme Court to rein in prosecutorial overreach, warning of the chilling effect on political speech. The Court must decide if prosecutors went too far in their legal argument. For some rioters, this could mean the difference between prison and freedom.
Fox News: Kentucky bone collector sold 'dead friends' skulls nationwide over Facebook, FBI says
Kentucky man, James Nott, allegedly sold stolen human skulls and other body parts on Facebook. The FBI discovered Nott through an investigation into an illicit ring of body part traders linked to Harvard Medical School through its former morgue manager, Cedric Lodge. Nott used a fake name on Facebook but received payments through a PayPal account under his real name.
#science
The Economist: A Canadian lake could mark the start of humanity’s geological epoch
Scientists argue that human activity has had such a profound impact on Earth that a new geological epoch, called the Anthropocene, should be recognized. They have proposed that sediments at the bottom of Canada's Crawford Lake, marked by increased carbon dioxide levels and the introduction of plastic and plutonium, could be the starting point of the Anthropocene. The debate continues, as some suggest fly ash from fossil-fuel combustion as an alternative marker.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: Elon Musk Takes a Leap into the World of AI with New Venture to 'Understand the Universe'
Entrepreneur Elon Musk launches xAI, a venture focused on advancing AI to unravel the true nature of the universe. The team consists of experts from top tech firms. Despite limited information, xAI plans to hold an event for more details. Musk's entry into the AI scene is seen as a challenge to OpenAI, but timing is questioned. However, Musk remains optimistic about assembling a remarkable team to make a significant impact on understanding our universe.
#other
The Epoch Times: Over 100 Million Americans Affected by Tax Data Sharing: Expert
Three large tax preparation firms unknowingly shared highly sensitive taxpayer information with Google and Meta for over two years.
PJ Media: The FBI Admits It Used J6 to Demand BoA Customer Info on ALL Gun Purchases Without Warrant
The FBI's collaboration with Bank of America to obtain customer information without a warrant has caused concern. Congressmen questioned FBI Director Wray about obtaining gun purchase records from BoA customers in the D.C. area. Wray's evasive responses and the extent of the information gathered have raised civil liberties issues.
Forbes: How Much Money Did Dolittle Really Lose?
Actor Robert Downey Jr. considers the 2020 film Dolittle to be one of his most important films despite its failure at the box office and negative reviews. The movie caused stress for Downey and his wife, who was a producer on the film. Dolittle was shot in the UK and took advantage of the government's Film Tax Relief scheme. Despite the film's financial losses, it had a positive impact on the UK film industry.
The Epoch Times: Powerball Jackpot Climbs to $875 Million for Saturday After No Winner in Latest Drawing
No winning ticket was sold for the latest Powerball drawing, resulting in the jackpot soaring to $875 million. This is the third highest jackpot in the game's history.
Forbes: Here Is Every ‘Superman Legacy’ Cast Member So Far, Minus The Mysterious Lex Luthor
James Gunn has expanded the cast for his Superman Legacy project, including characters like Lois Lane, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, Mr. Terrific, Metamorpho, and Lex Luthor. This indicates an established superhero world with some Justice League members already assembled. Gunn's plans differ from the DCEU, but his success with obscure characters in Guardians of the Galaxy may bring a refreshing change to the DC universe.