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14 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Epoch Times: Meta Vows to Deal With 'Hate Speech' in Upcoming Vote on Changing Australia's Constitution
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta will provide funding to fact-checkers and work with RMIT CrossCheck to combat misinformation leading up to Australia's referendum on changing the Constitution . They will also launch a media literacy program with the Australian Associated Press and provide mental health support and safety training to Aboriginal and Torres Islanders . Meta has faced pressure over content control and collusion allegations with Big Tech in the United States, while Australian regulators are taking action against social media companies for hateful content . Government ministers have criticized opponents of the referendum as importing Trump-style politics and engaging in post-truth tactics .
Fox News: Judge Jeanine unloads on Secret Service's decision to close White House cocaine probe: 'It's all hogwash'
"The Five" co-host Judge Jeanine Pirro criticizes the Secret Service for not being able to identify a suspect after cocaine was found at the White House, suggesting it is a cover-up by the Biden family. Pirro questions why drug tests aren't conducted, cameras are not working, and why Hunter Biden is constantly in the public eye. She believes this is a slap in the face to those who have faced legal consequences for similar offenses.
#society
The Federalist: 303 Creative Asserts Religious Freedom And Cites The Federalist
In a Supreme Court decision, Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, is supported against adversaries who want state-enforced acceptance of homosexuality. The court reaffirms the importance of religious neutrality and the right to live religious convictions free from coerced speech.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Biden Admin Lied to Senators About Iran Envoy Under FBI Investigation
The Biden administration's special envoy to Iran, Rob Malley, has had his security clearance suspended due to an investigation into mishandling classified information. The State Department kept this hidden, stating that Malley was on personal leave, and misled Senators about the situation. The extent of the cover-up and possible pressure on the FBI is still unclear.
#education
The Federalist: Biden Dreams Up Illegal Federal Library Code For Public Schools
President Biden's Department of Education is using its power to prevent parents from removing sexually explicit books from public school libraries. This is part of a larger effort to silence parents' concerns about their children's education. The federal government has no authority to dictate what students should be exposed to.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: The Russians Planted Cocaine in the White House to Frame Hunter Biden
The Secret Service concludes investigation into cocaine found at the White House, but fails to identify a suspect. It suggests someone influential was involved.
Front Page Magazine: CA AG's Wife One of Only Two to Vote Against Cracking Down on Sex Trafficking
California Assembly Democrats faced intense scrutiny after rejecting a bill to classify child sex trafficking as a felony. Governor Newsom intervened, urging Democrats to stop protecting sex traffickers. After facing political backlash, the Assembly Public Safety Committee held a special hearing and approved the bill.
#other
The Federalist: Tom Cruise Shines As The Last Movie Star In 'Mission: Impossible'
In the "Mission: Impossible" franchise, Tom Cruise and Christopher Macquarrie continue to deliver box office success with their entertaining films. Cruise's dedication to performing his own stunts adds to his movie star status. The partnership between Cruise and Macquarrie focuses on providing thrilling entertainment rather than political messages. The latest installment, "Dead Reckoning," brings back the series' spy thriller roots and features an artificial intelligence villain. Their commitment to telling good stories and authentic action has kept the franchise relevant and successful.
The Epoch Times: Australian State Government's Data Posted on Dark Web
Sensitive Victorian government data has been stolen in a cyber attack on a law firm, which was targeted by a Russian hacking group. The firm confirmed that certain information had been accessed and exfiltrated, and that some of the stolen data had been published on the dark web. The leaked data includes highly sensitive documents from state government departments and agencies.