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National Review: The Corner: Joe Manchin Announces Opposition to Biden Labor Secretary Nominee Julie Su
Senator Joe Manchin announces his opposition to President Biden's nominee for secretary of labor, Julie Su, citing concerns about her progressive background and lack of experience in collaborative leadership. Su's tenure as the secretary of labor for California was marred by fraud in unemployment programs and support for restrictive independent contracting laws. Her nomination has faced Republican opposition, and if all Democrats vote, Vice President Kamala Harris may have to break a tie. Democrats are considering leaving her as acting secretary if her nomination fails.
Newsbusters: Jim Jordan Slams FTC’s ‘Obsession’ with Targeting Twitter Post-Musk Purchase
The FTC is accused of harassing Twitter and pressuring an auditor to produce a negative report, all in retaliation for Elon Musk's support of free speech. The FTC issued 350 requests for information from the platform and demanded every communication about Musk. Jordan called this behavior akin to that of a banana republic.
The Epoch Times: Crown Drops COVID-Related Charges Against Sloan, Hillier
Former MP Derek Sloan and former Ontario MPP Randy Hillier had COVID-19-related charges dropped. They were accused of attending a protest against lockdowns in 2021. Crown prosecutors agreed to drop the charges in exchange for charitable donations or volunteer work. The men opposed the restrictions and argued for their rights. Mr. Hillier has launched a charter challenge against the lockdowns. -19
Fox News: GOP fumes after Secret Service closes White House cocaine probe without a culprit: 'just ridiculous'
Congressional Republicans express anger and frustration at the Secret Service for ending its investigation into the cocaine found at the White House without identifying a suspect. They criticize the lack of transparency and question the security measures in place at the White House. Republicans suggest that Hunter Biden should have been considered a person of interest due to his history with drug abuse.
Forbes: Biden: Putin ‘Already Lost’ War With Ukraine
President Joe Biden dismissed concerns that NATO's commitment to admitting Ukraine after the war with Russia would escalate conflict, stating that Russia has already lost the war. He emphasized that Russia's willingness to end the war depends on Putin. NATO's promise did not include a timeline or process for Ukraine's admission.
The New American: Congress: FBI Agents Used Agency as “Creepy Personal Snoop Machine” - The New American
Members of the House Judiciary Committee questioned FBI Director Christopher Wray about the agency's alleged misconduct, including covering up the Biden family's links to China and censoring conservative views. The possibility of Covid-19 being lab-engineered and intentionally released was also discussed.
Fox News: Nevada Republicans prepare for battle as court loss puts presidential primary at stake
Nevada Republicans are preparing for a long fight to block the state from holding a presidential primary as required by law. The party plans to hold and honor the results of a party-run primary caucus instead. If the primary proceeds, there could be both a state-run primary and a party-run caucus in February.
A law mandating a presidential primary in Nevada has caused tension between the state GOP and Democrats. While Democrats support state-run primary elections, Republicans want to continue with party-run caucuses. The GOP is expecting a long legal battle to block the state-run primary, arguing that it violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
The Blaze: Senate Republicans acknowledge Biden has 'created the largest child trafficking ring in US history'
Senate Republicans accuse President Biden of creating the largest child trafficking ring in U.S. history. They claim that the Biden administration has failed to secure the border and protect unaccompanied children. The video includes statements from senators and highlights the concerns raised by child liberator Tim Ballard.
Daily Wire: She’s Sorry Now: California Dem Says Tuesday Vote Against Anti-Child Trafficking Bill Was ‘Bad Decision’
California Assemblymember Liz Ortega, a Democrat, expressed regret for abstaining from a vote that blocked a bill to make human trafficking of minors a serious felony. Ortega, along with five other Democrats, voted against the bill, causing outrage among the audience. Some Democrats still oppose the bill, but there are discussions within the party to address concerns and potentially force a vote.
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The Blaze: Hollywood actors now on strike, join striking screenwriters — and some mocking observers hope picket lines are permanent
Hollywood actors join striking screenwriters, causing production shutdown in the entertainment industry. Union leaders voted unanimously for a strike after talks broke down with studios. Some observers mockingly support the strike.
Breitbart: Emails Between Epstein and JPMorgan Exec Show Cozy Relationship
Former JPMorgan exec Jes Staley's friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is under scrutiny. Staley expressed gratitude for their friendship in an email two months after Epstein became a registered sex offender. Staley had a 30-year career at JPMorgan and Epstein was a client of the bank since 1998. Epstein helped Staley secure a $7 billion stake in a hedge fund, boosting his career. Staley stayed at Epstein's private properties, including his infamous "pedo island," and denied knowledge of Epstein's coercive behavior but had corresponded with him after his 2008 conviction. JPMorgan terminated its relationship with Epstein and settled a sex trafficking ring lawsuit for nearly $290 million. Epstein was found dead in his prison cell in 2019.
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Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: 'I Would Not' Send Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis opposes sending cluster munitions to Ukraine, citing the risk of escalation and the lack of a clear objective for victory. He emphasizes the need for sustainable peace in Europe and warns against getting involved in conflicts without concrete objectives. DeSantis believes that such involvement could diminish the country's ability to respond to other threats, particularly from China. This position contrasts with that of former Vice President Mike Pence, who supports providing aid to Ukraine and sees it as a means to deter adversaries like Russia and China.
#economy
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: The Troubled Reality of China's EV Industry
China's electric vehicle (EV) industry, touted as a triumph of Beijing's industrial policy, is in reality on shaky ground. Many Chinese electric auto companies have withdrawn from the market due to supply disruptions and chip shortages. Despite massive state subsidies and robust production numbers, profits are lagging, and experts predict that most of China's EV manufacturers will go out of business by 2030. The industry has also been plagued by subsidy fraud and a fierce price war.
Forbes: Iger Throws Open The Deal Window On ESPN, ABC And More As He Tries To Fix Disney
Disney CEO Bob Iger's two-year deal has been extended by Disney's board, as the company aims to address the challenges it is facing. Iger stated that Disney is committed to live sports and ESPN but is open to strategic partnerships in running the Worldwide Leader. The challenges faced by Disney include the decline of cable and satellite TV subscribers and declining returns from Marvel and Star Wars films.
Fox News: $1B Canadian hydropower transmission project to be renegotiated due to cost increases
Partners on a $1B project to bring Canadian hydropower to New England are discussing how to share cost increases due to legal proceedings. A spending bill in Massachusetts may allow renegotiation of the project between developers and utilities. The bill needs approval from the Senate and the Governor.
Construction on the project has not resumed despite Maine lifting its stop-work order. A lawsuit over a referendum halted construction temporarily, but permits have been restored. The project aims to provide renewable energy to meet green goals.
The Epoch Times: Taking the Kids: Economizing on Summer Vacation Without Sacrificing the Fun
Many families are feeling the impact of the tough economy on their vacation plans. Inflation has caused people to save more, plan fewer getaways, and limit their travel spend. However, there are ways to save money and still enjoy a fulfilling vacation, such as opting for shorter road trips, visiting free attractions, taking advantage of special offers, and seeking out discounts. It's also important to have a conversation about vacation finances with your kids and encourage them to make thoughtful choices when it comes to souvenirs.
The Epoch Times: Costco 'Star of Death' Mark Adds to Bud Light's Nose-Diving Sales Figures
Retail chain Costco has stopped selling Bud Light, as indicated by notices featuring the "star of death" symbol. It is unclear if this applies to all Costco stores, but Bud Light's sales have been declining. Anheuser-Busch, the parent company, has experienced a significant decline in market capitalization and one of its contractors shut down two plants, leading to job losses. The decline in Bud Light's popularity is attributed to a boycott after the brand partnered with a transgender influencer.
Fox News: IMF deposits $1.2B in first installment of Pakistan's bailout deal, alleviating default fears
Pakistan's finance minister announced that the International Monetary Fund has deposited $1.2 billion as the first installment of a $3 billion bailout deal to help Pakistan avoid defaulting on its debt. The remaining $1.8 billion will be received over the next nine months. The bailout will boost Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves and stabilize its economy.
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The Blaze: Free 'gender affirming care, conveniently at the school': Health centers linked to Seattle schools offer 'hormone therapy' and surgery referrals
Health centers in Seattle Public Schools are offering free gender-affirming care to students, including hormone therapy and referrals for gender-affirming surgeries. Concerns about parental consent and confidentiality have been raised.
Fox News: Black equity director called a 'White supremacist' after speaking out about college's radical agenda: lawsuit
Dr. Tabia Lee, a Black equity director, sues California community college for racial discrimination, retaliation, and First Amendment violations. Lawsuit alleges college created racially hostile environment, fired her for not aligning with critical race theory.
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Fox News: White House cocaine mystery shows 'Biden, Inc.,' always gets special treatment: McCarthy
The U.S. Secret Service's investigation into cocaine found at the White House has been closed due to a lack of evidence. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy criticized the handling of the investigation, claiming President Biden's orbit receives favorable treatment. McCarthy expressed concern about the security and integrity of the White House given the discovery of illegal substances on its premises.
#sports
Fox News: Kenneth Lofton Jr. among top undrafted players to play in summer league
Undrafted player Kenneth Lofton Jr. is making waves in the Las Vegas summer league, averaging 20.7 points and 6.7 rebounds in three games. He uses his size and skill to dominate on the court.
Fox News: Derek Jeter suggests Yankees make blockbuster trade before deadline
The New York Yankees, currently in fourth place in the AL East, are hoping to secure a playoff spot. Derek Jeter suggests they make a big move by acquiring Juan Soto from the San Diego Padres to strengthen their offense. However, it's uncertain if the Padres are willing to trade the 23-year-old outfielder.
Forbes: Gasp! Ads Are Coming To New York Yankees Uniforms
The New York Yankees will be adding an advertising logo to their uniforms, with a sponsored patch on the sleeve costing $25 million annually from Starr Insurance. This move follows the trend of other professional sports leagues such as the NBA and NHL allowing sponsored patches on players' uniforms.
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The Epoch Times: Expedition Retrieves Spherules Possibly Originating Beyond the Solar System
An expedition off the coast of Papua New Guinea discovered tiny spherules that could be the first interstellar objects found on Earth. The spheres are believed to be fragments of a meteorite and have a composition of various elements. The meteorite's interstellar origin has been confirmed by the U.S. Space Command. The expedition, which had private funding, plans to continue searching for the core of the meteorite.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Summer Trout Fishing Secrets
Trout struggle in the summer heat, but with precautions, you can still go fishing. Look for cooler water temperatures, use a stream thermometer, and fish in the early mornings or evenings. Tailwaters and spring creeks are good options. Bring an assortment of dry flies that imitate aquatic and terrestrial insects. Achieve a drag-free drift for successful dry-fly fishing. Consider stillwater fishing as well. Make sure to be prepared for the summer weather and have the necessary gear. Catch trout responsibly to minimize harm to the fish and the fishery.
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The Federalist Papers: Calif. Greenies Hatch 'Toilet-to-Tap' Plan Amid Enforced Daily Waste of Fresh Rain Water to Save Fish
California's State Water Resources Control Board has proposed regulations that would allow for the addition of wastewater treated to drinking water standards to the state's potable supplies. This process, known as "direct potable reuse" or "toilet to tap," aims to generate a climate-resilient water source and reduce the amount of wastewater released into rivers and the ocean. While some have proposed alternative solutions, such as preserving rainwater in reservoirs and aqueducts, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom sees recycled water as a key part of the state's water supply strategy.
Newsbusters: Media Skip GOP Efforts to Bring DoD Spending Under Control at Hearing
House hearing exposes DoD's failure to report spending.
National Review: ‘It Is Disgusting’: Hollywood Actors Join Screenwriters in Historic Strike
In a historic double strike, 160,000 actors in Hollywood join screenwriters in a battle for fair compensation and protection against AI likeness use. The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) condemns studios for pleading poverty while giving huge sums to CEOs. The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) blames SAG-AFTRA, predicting financial hardship for those dependent on the industry. Celebrities such as Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence stand in solidarity, prepared to strike for a fair deal.