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13 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Democrats Gesture Impotently in the Direction of the Supreme Court
Senate Democrats are attempting to hold the Supreme Court hostage by withholding funding until Chief Justice John Roberts implements a code of ethics. Republicans oppose the move and it is unlikely to pass through the GOP-controlled House.
Spectator USA: Care for a little roleplay?
Candidates' fundraising numbers were revealed this week, with Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Tim Scott in the spotlight. Scott came out on top, raising over $6 million and having $21 million cash on hand. Haley had similar numbers but a higher burn rate, which could hinder her chances in South Carolina.
Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy are close to securing a spot on the debate stage, while Doug Burgum and Asa Hutchinson struggle to raise funds. The Iowa gathering of Christian pastors will include appearances by DeSantis, Pence, Scott, Haley, Ramaswamy, and Hutchinson, with Tucker Carlson grilling them on stage. The real goal is to impress Vander Plaats, whose support has proven key in Iowa.
The Blaze: 'Are you protecting the Bidens?' Matt Gaetz grills FBI director on Hunter's Chinese 'shakedown'
Rep. Matt Gaetz criticized FBI Director Christopher Wray for not providing substantial answers regarding punishment for fraudulent FISA requests and protecting the Biden family. Gaetz presented a WhatsApp message allegedly sent by Hunter Biden as evidence of a "shakedown," questioning Wray's lack of curiosity. The congressman also raised concerns about the FBI's unlawful use of FISA queries and demanded names of those held accountable.
National Review: The Corner: Christie Deserves His Debate Spot
Chris Christie has been running an impressive campaign, taking on Donald Trump and creating dynamics that could potentially shift the race. While some prefer candidates like Ron DeSantis, Christie's presence and ability to challenge Trump make him a noteworthy contender in the age of Biden.
Forbes: Billionaire Ron Lauder May Back Tim Scott For President As DeSantis Falters, Report Says
Billionaire Ronald Lauder is considering backing Sen. Tim Scott's presidential bid after losing confidence in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Lauder, a GOP mega donor, met with Scott in South Carolina and plans to continue conversations with him and other candidates. This development suggests dissatisfaction with DeSantis as a viable challenger to Trump.
Red State: Secret Service Ends White House Cocaine Investigation By Insulting Everyone's Intelligence
The U.S. Secret Service investigation into the bag of cocaine found at the White House has ended without identifying a suspect. The drugs were initially claimed to be "near" the White House and were found in various areas, leading to a changing narrative. Despite extensive surveillance footage and visitor logs, no culprit was found, raising suspicions about the Biden administration's transparency.
The Babylon Bee: A.I. Czar Harris Announces She Has Figured Out What A.I. Stands For
Vice President Kamala Harris reveals that A.I. stands for "Artificial Intelligence" after extensive research. Experts praise her for the groundbreaking discovery. Harris plans to further explore the concept of "actual artificial intelligence."
Fox News: FBI director treated public like 'chumps' with 'maddening' House testimony, Jonathan Turley says
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley urged Republicans in Congress to intensify their investigation into the FBI after Director Christopher Wray's testimony. Turley criticized Wray's "obviously false" answers on censorship during the hearing, calling for lawmakers to use subpoena power and be more aggressive in pursuing the truth.
During a House committee hearing, Wray responded to allegations that the FBI is biased against conservatives, claiming it is "somewhat insane." He disagreed with the characterization and highlighted his own Republican background. Wray's remarks sparked further scrutiny of the FBI's actions.
#society
The Epoch Times: Say No to Hikikomori Lite
In his article, John Mac Ghlionn discusses the growing trend of hikikomori, where people withdraw from society. He highlights the increasing number of socially isolated individuals in the United States and warns of the potential collapse of social bonds. He suggests that small acts of connection, such as smiling, making eye contact, and practicing kindness, can contribute to a richer tapestry of life.
The Epoch Times: The Bartender Method
Making new friends can be challenging in today's fast-paced world, but bartenders have mastered the art of connecting with people. Start by giving a warm smile to melt away barriers and encourage others to open up. Listening attentively and asking relevant questions shows genuine interest and helps build a deeper connection. Be discreet and diplomatic when faced with inappropriate or false statements, and seek meaningful connections instead of casual encounters.
Fox News: Fire breaks out underneath Boston subway car, leading to delays
Subway service in Boston halted due to reported fire under a train car. Passengers evacuated, no injuries reported. Firefighters manually carried water to fight the fire.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Border Agents Required to Move Migrants Through Texas Barriers Along Rio Grande
Recent videos and photographs show Border Patrol agents opening Texas Border fence gates to take custody of migrants. A policy measure after the Haitian Border Crisis limits the agents' ability to arrest migrants in certain dangerous environments. Agents must follow the policy or face discipline.
#war
The Epoch Times: Canada Joins 10 Other NATO Countries Pledging to Train Ukrainian Pilots on F-16 Jets
Canada has joined 10 other NATO allies to train Ukrainian Air Force pilots on American-made F-16 fighter jets to aid Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia. The training coalition will focus on training and maintenance, with the possibility of including other types of fighter aircraft in the future. The Canadian government also announced plans to increase the number of Canadian Armed Forces troops stationed in Latvia for "Operation REASSURANCE."
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Climate Czar John Kerry Takes Xi Jinping at His Word. That's the Problem.
During the Hong Kong protests, a participant warns Donald Trump not to trust China. Climate czar John Kerry plans to negotiate with China on climate, hoping for commitments to reduce coal consumption. However, China has failed to fulfill past pledges. Kerry believes China's words alone show climate progress, but their coal consumption has surpassed expectations. The Biden administration prioritizes climate cooperation, downplaying other tensions with China. Kerry's approach may benefit China, as they understand the administration's priorities.
National Review: The Corner: Zelensky’s Right to Be Furious
Ukraine's President Zelensky is furious with Western allies for downplaying its NATO membership prospects. He feels the West is disrespecting Ukraine's sacrifices and demands respect as it has suffered in the conflict with Russia. Zelensky believes that the West is pushing Ukraine towards neutrality, which aligns with Putin's wishes but undermines Ukraine's fight for independence.
The Epoch Times: Watchdog Calls for More Transparency Over UK Aid for China
The UK government's aid to China has significantly decreased, but there is a lack of transparency regarding how it is being allocated. Aid to China fell to £48 million in 2021-22, and is expected to continue to decline. Limited information is available on which programs will receive aid, leading to concerns about the potential risk to past development assistance.
The Epoch Times: China Is Developing Brain Control Weapons, Threatening US and Indo-Pacific Allies: Report
China is developing NeuroStrike weapons that target brain functions to influence leaders and control populations, according to a report. The Chinese Communist Party aims to establish a new world order and reshape the international order. These weapons can impair cognition and cause long-term neurological damage.
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Wholesale Prices for June Point to Further Easing of Inflation Pressures
US wholesale prices decelerated last month, indicating easing inflationary pressures. The producer price index rose only 0.1% from June 2022, the smallest increase since August 2020. Consumer prices in June rose just 3% over the previous 12 months, the mildest pace since early 2021, driven by lower prices for gasoline, airline fares, used cars, and groceries.
#military
The Economist: Abortion battle causes mayhem in America’s military ranks
General disarray in the United States military as Senator Tuberville obstructs nominations in protest against abortion policy. Approximately 275 nominations of generals and flag officers are halted, with potential disruption to promotions and morale. The senator's hold is the latest attempt to bring the culture war to the military domain.
#culture
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino for Trey Gowdy
You've seen us on screen, but have you ever wondered what we're like off-camera? This week, Dana Perino interviews Trey Gowdy, host of "Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy" and "The Trey Gowdy Podcast." Gowdy reveals his favorite dinner guests, the best part of living in a small town, and what makes America unique and special.
#health
The Economist: Britain’s doctors are on strike, again
Britain's doctors, represented by the British Medical Association (BMA), have gone on strike in pursuit of better pay. This strike, which includes junior doctors and consultants, is a rare occurrence and indicates the BMA's renewed power within the healthcare system. The strike raises concerns about the impact on patient care and the growing discontent among doctors regarding declining pay.
The Epoch Times: Saturated Fat: The Great Debate
The series "Debunking the Fat Dogma" challenges the belief that saturated fat is a leading cause of heart disease. Scientists disagree on the health effects of saturated fat, with some arguing that it is not as harmful as believed. Evidence supporting a link between saturated fat and heart disease is based on studies from the 1960s and '70s, while opposing studies have shown no effect or even harm from reducing saturated fat intake. Not all saturated fats are created equal, and the primary source of saturated fat may be processed foods rather than animal-based foods.
Daily Wire: Robert De Niro’s Girlfriend Details Delivery ‘Complication’: ‘Lost All Control Of My Face’
Robert De Niro's girlfriend, Tiffany Chen, experienced Bell's palsy after giving birth to their daughter. Chen noticed strange sensations in her face and her condition worsened over time. She eventually lost all facial function and had to go to the ER.
#education
The Epoch Times: Understanding the Marxist Underpinnings of Education
James Lindsay of New Discourses exposes Marxist corruption in education & the Sokal Squared Hoax exposing corrupted scholarship. Raises concerns about ideology's influence in education.
#crime
Daily Wire: Portland Businessman Targets Elected Officials With National Legal Initiative Over COVID Lawlessness
A businessman in Portland has launched an initiative called Restore Law & Order, aiming to hold elected officials accountable for the rise in crime and property destruction over the past three years. Gregg Schumacher, the former president of Schumacher Furs, is seeking business owners affected by the crime to join as plaintiffs in lawsuits against the officials. Schumacher believes that it is the corrupt government officials, rather than radical groups, who are responsible for the deterioration of safety and security in U.S. cities.
Forbes: Hunter Biden & Wesley Snipes Both Have Misdemeanor Tax Convictions
Hunter Biden and Wesley Snipes both faced tax-related charges, but only ended up with misdemeanor convictions, surprising many given the amount of money involved. Biden pleaded guilty to failure to pay taxes, while Snipes was convicted of failing to file tax returns. Although their cases differ, they highlight the consequences of not fulfilling tax obligations. While Biden's conviction was seen by some as a lenient outcome, Snipes served prison time for his offenses.
Fox News: Washington police who shot a fugitive only planned to use deadly force, lawsuit claims
A federal lawsuit claims that police in Washington state intended to use deadly force against a fugitive involved in clashes between Trump supporters and Black Lives Matter. The lawsuit alleges that the officers had no plan to arrest the man without injury and deliberately used deadly force. The shooting incident further escalated tensions in Portland, Oregon, during a period of violent protests against racial injustice and police brutality.
Fox News: Pennsylvania 14-year-old escapes abduction attempt inside shopping mall, police say
Pennsylvania police are on a manhunt for two suspects who tried to abduct a 14-year-old girl from a shopping mall. The girl was able to escape after being restrained by the suspects and the incident was witnessed by bystanders. The suspects were seen entering a dark gray Dodge/Chrysler minivan and are still at large.
Fox News: Kevin Spacey testifies he's a 'big flirt' while denying violent groping allegations in sexual assault trial
Kevin Spacey testified in his ongoing sexual assault trial in London, denying allegations of violent groping and instead describing a "somewhat sexual" relationship with one of his accusers. The actor shared evidence that he was working in Australia during the alleged car incident and called the allegations "madness." Spacey was labeled a "sexual bully" by prosecutors, while his defense lawyer suggested that the alleged victims had other motives.
#sports
Breitbart: Kyrie Irving Signs 5-Year Contract with Chinese Shoe Company
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving has signed a five-year endorsement deal with Chinese sportswear brand ANTA, making him their Chief Creative Officer. This deal also allows Irving to recruit and sign players, bring manufacturing to the US, and fully distribute ANTA products in the country. Irving's previous endorsement deal with Nike was terminated due to his promotion of ideas about Jewish people. The IOC faced criticism for their business deals with Chinese apparel companies implicated in the use of slave labor in Xinjiang.
Forbes: No Longer Lowly Detroit Lions Are NFC North Favorites In 2023
The Detroit Lions are favored to win the NFC North, with quarterback Jared Goff leading the surging team. The Green Bay Packers, without Aaron Rodgers, are expected to struggle.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Million Dollar Highway: Know Before You Go
The Million Dollar Highway in Colorado is a breathtaking and potentially terrifying scenic drive through the San Juan Mountains. It is part of Highway 550 and stretches about 25 miles between Ouray and Silverton. The road has no guardrails and is narrow, making it nerve-wracking for some drivers. However, the stunning views and wildlife sightings make it worth the drive.
#technology
Fox News: THE LAST LAUGH: How comedians plan to turn the tables on AI scraping their material
Comedian Jimmy Failla doesn't feel threatened by AI, like OpenAI and Meta's ChatGPT, as he believes true performers will always flourish in comedy clubs. Failla sees the potential for a "golden age of in-print comedians" who can type jokes on the internet but doubts people will pay to watch AI stand-up. Writers and actors share similar concerns as they worry about the unregulated use of AI in their industries and the risk it poses to their jobs. The Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America have expressed their concerns and members are considering strikes.
Fox News: The two apps on Google Play Store that are putting millions of Android users at risk
The Google Play Store has removed two malicious apps posing as file management tools that were secretly sending user data to servers in China. The apps collected private information such as contact lists and media files, and used deceptive tactics to appear trustworthy. Google Play Protect automatically removes known malware, but it is recommended to have antivirus software installed for added protection.
Breitbart: FTC Launches Investigation of OpenAI's ChatGPT over Publishing False Information About Americans
The FTC is investigating OpenAI's ChatGPT AI chatbot for publishing false information about individuals and potential data security issues.
#other
All Outdoor: US Customs Seize $2.7 Million Worth of Swim Bladders
US Customs seized $2.7 million worth of Totoaba swim bladders, an endangered species protected by CITES and ESA. They were found hidden in a shipment of frozen fish fillets and are highly prized in traditional Chinese Medicine. The seizure is the second largest in the US and the largest in Arizona.
PJ Media: Saying Goodbye to My Sweet Pup, Zuzu
Yesterday, my family said goodbye to our beloved dog, Zuzu, after discovering a mass in her abdomen. She was our first pet, and her loss has left a massive void in our lives.
Flag And Cross: Tornadoes Slam Chicago Metro, O'Hare Airport Shelters Hundreds
Multiple tornadoes struck the Chicago metro area, causing extensive damage to homes and businesses. Passengers at O'Hare International Airport sought shelter as a dangerous tornado moved toward the airport.
The Epoch Times: Disney World Summer Numbers Dropping as Families Skip School and Take Kids Somewhere Cheaper
Disney World is experiencing smaller summer crowds due to record heat, rising costs, and families choosing to visit at other times of the year. The theme park experts attribute the decline to the increased willingness of parents to take their children out of school for trips rather than waiting for summer. The rising costs of admission and the decision to avoid the Florida summer heat are also keeping more families away from Disney World.
The Epoch Times: Getting to the Root of the Problem
Plant problems can be caused by issues with the roots, such as disease or lack of nutrients. To ensure proper growth, check the roots before planting and make sure the soil conditions are suitable. Avoid burying the plant too deep and ensure proper drainage.
Flag And Cross: Torrential Rainfall Triggers Deadly Flooding In Northeast, Leaving Trail Of Destruction
Heavy rainfall and flooding hit the Northeast, causing at least one fatality in Orange County, New York. Roads were closed, bridges collapsed, and multiple vehicles were trapped in floodwaters. A state of emergency was declared, and flash flood warnings were issued in several areas.
Daily Wire: As ‘Double Strike’ Looms, Hollywood Can No Longer Afford The High Price Of Going Woke
The entertainment industry is in trouble. The Writers' Strike and an imminent SAG-AFTRA strike are crippling Hollywood. The streaming revolution is too expensive for studios, leading to massive job cuts. Bidenomics and wokeism are making things worse. Diversity efforts are failing to attract audiences. Studios are cancelling woke projects and focusing on profitability. Woke storytelling is not appealing to mass audiences. Hollywood can no longer afford to be woke. The future looks bleak for the industry.
Flag And Cross: Tragic Loss As Woman Swept Away In Devastating New York Flooding
Pam Nugent tragically lost her life during a deadly flood in Orange County, New York. She ignored pleas to stay in the house and attempted to cross the street, but was swept away by the raging floodwaters. Her body was found the next day.