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#politics
Spectator USA: Presidential candidates were on the menu at Tucker's Iowa cookout
Tucker Carlson holds a faith-focused event in Iowa, subverting expectations and criticizing candidates on foreign policy. Nikki Haley receives favorable treatment, while Kari Lake decries her refusal to acknowledge Trump's victory. Ron DeSantis impresses with a serious and polished performance. Mike Pence's lackluster fundraising suggests he may miss out on the August debate. The event's impact on the future of Iowa politics remains uncertain.
Newsbusters: CNN Bashes GOP for Cutting Trans Surgeries from Military Spending Bill
CNN criticized Republicans for their support of a military spending bill that excluded funding for abortion, diversity programs, and transgender care. The network exaggerated the bill's bipartisan history and accused Republicans of using the military as a political pawn. CNN compared the cut benefits to rolling back racial integration.
The Epoch Times: California Legislature Considers Pilot Program to Use Cameras for Traffic Enforcement
A proposed five-year pilot program in California would use traffic cameras to issue automatic tickets to speeding drivers. The bill has received support from local jurisdictions but has also faced concerns about privacy and cost. If signed into law, the program would allow cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco to operate the pilot programs. Critics, including law enforcement groups and the ACLU, have voiced opposition to the bill due to concerns about surveillance and potential racial bias. #[]
Red State: Nikki Haley Explains Why the Story Doesn't Wash About That WH Cocaine in Tucker Interview
Republican candidates faced tough interviews at the Family Leadership Summit, with Asa Hutchinson and Mike Pence struggling in their responses on transgender issues and Ukraine and Jan. 6 respectively. Tucker Carlson led the interviews, asking important questions that garnered negative reactions from the conservative base. However, Nikki Haley stood out, discussing the White House cocaine scandal and suggesting it was a cover-up for Hunter Biden or someone close to President Biden. She also expressed concerns about national security decision makers potentially using cocaine. Haley's remarks on election integrity disappointed the base, as she concluded that Biden legitimately won despite acknowledging irregularities.
Daily Wire: Ramaswamy Warns Of ‘Back Pocket’ Manuever In Biden Docs Case If He Wins GOP Nomination
GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy believes that the "deep state" is planning to use a case against Biden to prevent him from becoming the nominee if Ramaswamy wins. He also suggested a solution to end the war in Ukraine by giving Russia territory it has seized and preventing Ukraine's admission to NATO.
Red State: WATCH: Vivek Ramaswamy Says Pervasive Censorship, Suppression of COVID Truth, Election Interference Caused January 6 Protest, not Donald Trump
Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican presidential candidate, spoke about the January 6th events in an interview with Tucker Carlson. He highlighted the impact of censorship and suppression on the nation's psyche, leading to a sense of frustration and unrest. Ramaswamy emphasized the importance of addressing these issues and restoring truth and integrity in order to move forward as a country.
#society
Fox News: Real Housewives star Dolores Catania admits 'it's not easy behind the scenes'
"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Dolores Catania talks about the challenges of maintaining relationships among cast members. She remains neutral between Teresa Giudice and her brother Joe Gorga. Catania credits her upbringing and tough father for shaping her personality. The show may allegedly return for another season, but Catania is unsure of the filming schedule or cast members. Catania's father is eager to film, and Catania herself has been able to pursue other projects outside of reality TV.
The Blaze: VIDEO: Florida residents say HOA board called police on them after they objected to monthly fee hike
Property owners in a homeowners association (HOA) in South Miami Bay, Florida were upset when the HOA called the police on them during a meeting where they objected to a fee hike. Residents were angry about the increase in fees and also expressed concerns about other issues such as car insurance for security that no longer uses cars, crime, broken amenities, and constant towing of cars. They are now organizing to request a special meeting to vote out the current HOA board.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Snow Woke: Today's Woke Movie is Tomorrow's Hate Crime
A recent Disney+ film is criticized for negative depictions, sparking a debate on woke culture. The movie 'Those Calloways' is seen as a terrible and tedious film, yet it is condemned as a hate crime due to its premise. This incident reflects the destructive nature of left-wing ideologies and the self-devouring behavior of woke culture.
#education
Flag And Cross: Newsom Threatens School Board for Rejecting Textbook Celebrating Gay 'Child Sexual Predator'
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom threatens a school district for not adopting a curriculum celebrating Harvey Milk, a known pedophile. The school board in Temecula decided to reject a textbook mentioning Milk, leading to Newsom's threat.
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The Epoch Times: New York Man Turned ISIS Recruiter Handed Life Sentence
Mirsad Kandic, a former New York resident, was sentenced to life in prison for his involvement with ISIS. He recruited people to join the terrorist organization and provided material support, weapons, and false identification. He also spread propaganda through social media and played a role in ISIS's activities in Syria.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Annie Park Leads the Dana Open, With US Women's Open Champion Allisen Corpuz Tied for Second
Annie Park takes the lead in the Dana Open with a strong performance, shooting 8-under 63. She is followed closely by Allisen Corpuz, Linn Grant, and Jaravee Boonchant. Park credits her success to good shots and a focus on valuing the positive ones. Corpuz, fresh off her victory at the U.S. Women's Open, stays calm and takes it one shot at a time. Grant and Boonchant struggle a bit but remain optimistic. Twelve-time tour winner Ariya Jutanugarn is also in contention.
Fox News: Austin Ekeler concerned about running back contracts, says RBs bring ‘more value’ to teams than backup WRs
Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler is unhappy with his contract and believes that running backs are undervalued in the NFL. He thinks that players at other positions are making more money despite having less impact on the game. Ekeler argues that running backs bring great value to their teams and should be compensated accordingly.
Fox News: Kentucky basketball team practices at Drake's Toronto mansion during Canada stay
The University of Kentucky basketball team received special treatment in Canada as rapper Drake allowed them to practice and stay at his Toronto mansion. Drake, a long-time supporter of the Wildcats, has a friendship with coach John Calipari. The team enjoyed a full practice at Drake's basketball court and relaxed by the pool afterwards.
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The Epoch Times: Authors Lose Millions in Royalties, Writers' Group Says Government Is Culpable
Access Copyright, a collective representing authors, will lay off staff and cut budgets due to the loss of millions in royalties under the Copyright Act. The federal government's inaction in fixing Canada's publishing marketplace has led to job losses and a decline in authors' revenue. The free photocopying of creators' works by the education sector has resulted in a 79% drop in distributions to rights-holders. The government needs to take action to protect intellectual property and fairly compensate creators.