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14 Jul 2023
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#politics
Red State: To Reinforce His Woke Education Agenda, Gavin Newsom Tries to Make An Example of Temecula Valley USD Board President Joseph Komrosky
In conservative Temecula, California, the school board voted to pause a curriculum that referenced gay rights figure Harvey Milk, raising concerns about including a known pedophile in material for young children. Governor Gavin Newsom responded with threats and initiated an investigation into the school district. Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta are now threatening to override the school board's decision and fine them for violating state law.
National Review: ‘I Strongly Believe This Is a Cover Up’: Nikki Haley Blasts White House Cocaine Investigation
Former U.S. ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, believes there has been a cover-up in the investigation of cocaine found in the White House's West Wing. The Secret Service closed the investigation due to lack of physical evidence. Haley suspects a close associate of President Biden, possibly Hunter Biden, and is also concerned about the discovery of marijuana on the White House premises.
Newsbusters: CNN Pushes Kirby for Promise Biden Will Protect DoD’s Gender Surgeries
On CNN News Central, anchor Kate Bolduan interviewed National Security Council spokesman John Kirby about the Ukraine situation and the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Bolduan repeatedly asked Kirby if President Biden would veto the bill due to controversial amendments related to transgender rights and diversity training. Kirby avoided directly answering, but eventually stated that it would be difficult to see the President signing legislation that puts troops at risk. Bolduan spent significantly more time on the NDAA topic than on Ukraine.
The Epoch Times: Contrasting Crime Trends: Tennessee Sees Reductions in Violent Crime While California Faces Challenges
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticizes Tennessee Governor Bill Lee for focusing on limiting drag shows instead of addressing high murder rates. However, recent crime data shows that while Tennessee's murder rate has gone down, other violent crimes have significantly decreased. In California, there has been a decrease in the homicide rate but an increase in violent and property crimes. The reports emphasize the importance of accurate data for informed policy decisions in tackling crime and promoting public safety.
The Epoch Times: Watchdog Organization Questions Ethics of Medical School Curriculum Fixated on Race
A watchdog organization questions the ethics of a divisive curriculum on racism at Ohio State University College of Medicine . The curriculum teaches students to view medicine through a racial lens and aims to produce "agents of social change" . The curriculum also promotes social justice, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and supports various political initiatives such as climate change and COVID-19 vaccination . The organization, Do No Harm, argues that this approach distorts the practice of medicine and compromises patient care . They have filed a federal civil rights complaint against the school .
Fox News: Iowa 6-week 'fetal-heartbeat' abortion ban signed into law: 'To the smallest and most vulnerable among us'
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law that bans most abortions in the state as early as six weeks into pregnancy. A judge is expected to rule on whether the law can be enforced.
The American Mind: Ending Free Speech
Federal District Court Judge Terry A. Doughty issues a preliminary injunction blocking the Biden administration from pressuring social media companies to remove protected free speech. The ruling raises questions about the state of free speech in the United States.
The Epoch Times: Airport Security Fees Have Increased by One-Third, But Screening Won't Be Faster
Despite a 33% increase in airport security fees, passengers should not expect faster screening. The fees, intended to cover security costs, actually generate profit for the government. The CEO of the Airline Council stated that the increase in fees will not lead to better service.
Daily Wire: Iowa Governor Signs Six-Week Abortion Ban
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signs a six-week abortion ban into law, banning abortion past when fetal cardiac activity can be detected. Abortion providers have already filed a legal challenge against the ban.
Newsbusters: ART OF THE DODGE: FBI Director Evaded GOP Questions 96 Times During Hearing
House Republicans grill FBI Director Christopher Wray, who dodges questions from both parties. Wray evades GOP lawmakers 96 times and Democrats 20 times, deflecting inquiries about FBI collusion with Big Tech to suppress free speech and other concerns. Wray's lack of transparency raises concerns about civil liberties and bias within the FBI.
Breitbart: Twitter Is Sharing Revenue with Conservative Influencers and WashPo's Taylor Lorenz Is Furious
Twitter recently announced its decision to share advertising revenue with content creators. However, there have been accusations of bias in selecting the first beneficiaries of this new initiative. Conservative influencers like Benny Johnson and Ashley St. Clair are among those who have publicly revealed their earnings from the program. Critics argue that the selection process is not equitable, with some conservatives being excluded despite meeting all the criteria.
#society
Townhall: New Movie Makes Us Face the Unthinkable
The movie "Sound of Freedom" surpassed Indiana Jones at the box office, despite having a smaller budget. It sheds light on the serious issue of child sex trafficking, portraying the efforts of real-life anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard. The film has faced criticism but serves as a wake-up call to the ongoing problem of child exploitation.
The Blaze: Montana State Library cuts ties with American Library Association after new president identifies as 'Marxist lesbian': 'Constitution forbids association with an organization led by a Marxist'
The Montana State Library voted to sever ties with the American Library Association after its new president openly identified as a Marxist. The decision was made due to concerns that Marxism conflicts with the principles of the United States Constitution.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Stefanik takes aim at 'unacceptable' Blinken trip to China after foreign hackers accessed govt emails
House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik criticizes Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to China in light of a hack into official emails. Stefanik believes that the trip legitimizes China's aggressive behaviors. The State Department discovered the hack just as Blinken was about to embark on the trip, which was delayed due to the Chinese spy balloon incident. China has been engaged in cyber espionage and hostile actions against the U.S. and other nations. The U.S. has expressed concern and has vowed to take appropriate action. Stefanik argues for a stronger approach to deter Chinese aggression.
The Epoch Times: Proposed Defense Bill Mandates Investigation to US Parts in Chinese Spy Balloon
Sen. Jon Tester plans to introduce an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would require the Biden administration to investigate the use of American technologies in a Chinese spy balloon. The balloon entered U.S. airspace and flew over nuclear facilities, raising concerns about the flow of advanced technologies to China
#economy
Forbes: What Amazon Prime Day Data Could Tell Retailers About 2023 Holiday Shopping
Amazon's Prime Day event resulted in online shoppers spending $12.7 billion, contributing to a growing trend in consumer spending and setting a record for the company. The attractive discounts offered by Amazon likely led to the increase in spending, with electronics showing the most substantial reductions. Competing retailers, such as Walmart and Target, also took advantage of the Prime Day shopping time to offer significant discounts and attract customers. (, )
#culture
The Babylon Bee: Study Finds Preaching With A Scottish Accent Results In 300% More Salvations
Oxford study shows preaching the Gospel in a Scottish accent increases the chance of people being saved by 300%. Scottish pastors from the London School of Theology leading congregations in Ohio produce the most salvations. Experts believe the accent is ideal for reaching the unchurched in the state.
#health
Flag And Cross: Elderly Nursing Home Residents Denied Life-Saving COVID Treatment, Study Finds
Elderly nursing home residents did not receive enough antiviral medication for COVID-19, even when readily available, leading to avoidable deaths. Only 25% of residents were prescribed antivirals, and 40% of nursing homes had no residents receiving treatment. This underuse of medication likely caused significant mortality.
Flag And Cross: Ketamine Shows Promise In Rapid Treatment Of Severe Depression, New Study Finds
Illegal party drug ketamine has been found to effectively treat severe depression. In a trial, over a fifth of patients achieved complete remission within a month of receiving eight injections. Additionally, a third of participants saw at least a 50% improvement in symptoms.
#education
Fox News: Montana library commissioner praises move to leave American Library Association: ‘This is a statement'
The Montana State Library Commission ends its affiliation with the American Library Association, emphasizing the importance of community accountability in libraries and education.
The Epoch Times: Newsom to Deliver Textbooks Rejected by Southern California School Board to Students
California Gov. Newsom will provide social studies textbooks to a district that banned a book mentioning LGBT activist Harvey Milk. He plans to pass a bill preventing exclusion of books with "diverse perspectives."
#crime
The Epoch Times: Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Human Smuggling Trip That Killed 13
A man is sentenced to 15 years in prison for coordinating a smuggling trip that resulted in a deadly crash, killing 13 people. The man organized the smuggling attempt in a callous and inhumane manner, treating the migrants as a commodity.
Fox News: New York man who acted as ISIS recruiter sentenced to life in prison
ISIS recruiter Mirsad Kandic sentenced to life in prison for spreading propaganda and fighting alongside the terror group. He recruited individuals from Western countries and helped send them to ISIS-controlled territories. Kandic also assisted in a suicide bomb attack that resulted in the deaths of Iraqi soldiers and police officers.
Forbes: Who Is Rex Heuermann? Gilgo Beach Suspect Indicted On Murder Charges
Architect Rex Heuermann was indicted on six murder charges in connection with a series of killings on Long Island, believed to be the work of a serial killer. Heuermann, the owner of architecture and interior design firm RH Consultants & Associates, was identified as a suspect after police found the remains of three women in 2008. The case, known as the Gilgo Beach murders, involves a total of 11 victims.
#sports
Forbes: The Hornets Should Prioritize Re-Signing P.J. Washington
The Charlotte Hornets are considering engaging in sign-and-trade scenarios for P.J. Washington to avoid losing him for nothing next year as an unrestricted free agent. Washington has not received much interest due to high salary demands. The Hornets could face losing two starting forwards next summer if they don't take action.
Fox News: Trevor Bauer named All-Star in Japan, named league's MVP for June
In his second professional All-Star appearance, Trevor Bauer earns the honor in the Nippon Professional Baseball league. Despite being released from the Los Angeles Dodgers, he is still being paid over $22 million.
Outdoor Life: ICAST 2023: New Lures and Fishing Gear
Media outlets and fishing enthusiasts gather at the fishing industry's largest show, ICAST, to see the latest products. Noteworthy baits include the Berkley Nessie and ZMAN Chatterbait Elite EVO. Other gear includes the Shimano Poison Ultima rods and the KastKing iReel One reel. There is also the Old Town Sportsman Bigwater ePDL+, an e-bike for fishing.
#outdoors
The Federalist Papers: Man Commits Major Crime in Yellowstone After Approaching Famous Green Dragon Spring
Two tourists broke the rules at Yellowstone National Park by venturing off the path and potentially dipping their fingers into the dangerous Green Dragon Spring. The National Park Service emphasizes the danger of the spring, which is filled with steam and boiling green water. This behavior was condemned by park visitors, who believe those who break the rules should be banned from all US state parks.
#technology
PJ Media: The FTC Is Investigating ChatGPT for Scooping up Personal Data
The FTC is investigating OpenAI's use of personal information and potential consumer protection law violations. The government's involvement in regulating AI raises concerns and the need to address the risks and consequences of advancing technology.
#other
Fox News: Rehabilitated sea turtle released in Florida Keys to join Tour de Turtles
A rehabilitated green sea turtle named Marcia was fitted with a satellite-tracking transmitter and released as part of the Tour de Turtles race. The race aims to raise awareness about sea turtles and understand their migratory patterns and threats to their survival.
Fox News: Drought conditions in South Dakota improve due to recent rainfall, cooler temperatures
Drought in South Dakota improving due to recent rainfall and cooler temperatures, with only 25% of the state still affected.
Fox News: Vermonters rally together in recovery efforts as storms loom, following historic flooding
Residents of Vermont face the challenging task of drying out their homes and businesses after unprecedented flooding. The storms unleashed heavy rain, surpassing the amount during Tropical Storm Irene in 2011. More rain is expected, threatening further damage.