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14 Jul 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Russian lawmakers outlaw transgender medical procedures to affirm 'traditional values'
Russia's State Duma passed a bill banning transgender medical procedures to protect "traditional values." The bill also prohibits gender changes in official documents.
Russia plans to build more prisons while already detaining Ukrainian civilians. The bill targeting transgender rights is likely to become law.
American Thinker: Defensive FBI director insists: Bureau is not partisan!
FBI Director Christopher Wray's response to Texas Congressman Chip Roy's question about the arrest of Mark Houck raises concerns of perjury. Houck claims that FBI agents did not identify themselves when they arrested him, contradicting Wray's statement. Wray's denial of bias against conservatives contradicts Judge Terry A. Doughty's ruling that the FBI silenced conservative viewpoints. Houck, acquitted by a jury, has become a symbol of FBI overreach and animus towards conservatives.
National Review: Conservatism Is Still a Coalition
Conservative intellectuals are engaging in a philosophical debate over the principles and ideas that should define their movement. While the National Conservatives and Freedom Conservatives have differences, there is also significant overlap in their statements of principles. These differences and similarities reflect political disagreements rather than fundamental philosophical divides, and serve as reminders of the diverse views within the conservative movement.
The American Spectator: Sotomayor’s Wealth Has Exploded Since Joining the Supreme Court
Justice Sonia Sotomayor's wealth has significantly increased since she joined the Supreme Court, with her investments now totaling between $1.5 million and $6.4 million. This sudden rise in net worth has led to speculation about possible corruption, but Sotomayor's reputation as a wise Latina suggests her success extends beyond her legal career.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Democrats Set Up South Carolina vs. New Hampshire Primary
Biden shifts South Carolina primary to secure easy win and assert his position as Democratic Party's sole viable candidate. Iowa and New Hampshire, traditionally first in the primary process, snubbed due to past failures and lack of diversity.
PJ Media: House Republican Refers to ‘Colored People,’ and All Hell Breaks Loose
Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass. SSR) accuses Republicans of openly using racist language on the House floor by referring to "colored people." Rep. Eli Crane (R-Ariz.) clarifies that his comments were not about black Americans but were related to a defense policy bill. The incident highlights the arbitrary and ever-changing rules around language and political correctness.
The Epoch Times: House Judiciary Committee Probing FBI's Possible 'Retaliation' Surveillance of Multiple Republican Staffers
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) is investigating whether the FBI spied on two Republican staffers as retaliation during an investigation into the bureau's misconduct. Subpoenas from 2017 show that the DOJ secretly accessed personal information from the staffers through Google, including email communications and residential addresses. Jordan has requested that the FBI hand over all related documents and communications.
Fox News: White House threatens outspoken reporter with media pass loss after multiple interruptions: 'Incredibly rude'
The White House is threatening to revoke reporter Simon Ateba's press privileges after he opposed the press secretary in question and answer sessions. Ateba claimed he was being discriminated against and interrupted the press secretary, leading to a heated clash.
Breitbart: Watch Live: House Hearing on FBI Abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
The House Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance will hold a hearing on the FBI's abuse of FISA. The hearing will examine warrantless surveillance, FBI abuses of FISA, and failure to implement reforms.
Fox News: Darkhorse GOP candidate Burgum drops $10 million into his White House bid
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has raised $11.7 million for his Republican presidential campaign, including a $10.2 million personal investment. The super PAC supporting Burgum's campaign also raised over $11 million. Burgum emphasizes the importance of team effort and funding from people who care about America. He aims to compete with front-runner Donald Trump, who raised $35 million in the past three months.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis raised $20 million for his presidential campaign in June, while Nikki Haley raised $7.3 million, and Sen. Tim Scott raised $6.1 million. DeSantis is second in the latest polls, trailing Trump by double digits. Fundraising is a key metric in gauging a candidate's popularity and campaign strength.
Fox News: White House's cocaine, FBI Director's grilling, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News host argues the cocaine found at the White House will ‘forever’ be a mystery.
FBI Director Wray's grilling failed.
Breitbart: RFK Jr.: ‘Climate Change Is Being Used to Control Us Through Fear’
Democrat candidate RFK Jr. claims climate change is being used to control through fear. He believes in using freedom and free markets to stop pollution, criticizing polluters who profit from public damage. He disagrees with the establishment's approach, linking the climate fear narrative to the COVID crisis and a cabal of powerful groups. He advocates for free markets and avoiding fear.
#society
Flag And Cross: 'American Idol' Winner Apologizes for National Anthem Faux Pas at Home Run Derby: 'I Will Try to Do Better Next Time'
18-year-old Iam Tongi apologizes for forgetting to remove his hat while singing the national anthem at a baseball event. Social media users praise his humility and performance.
The Epoch Times: BC Wildfire Service Crew Member Dies Near Revelstoke While Responding to Wildfire
A firefighter dies while battling a wildfire in British Columbia. The government mourns the loss and emphasizes the risks firefighters face. They also request more international assistance.
#war
Red State: Putin's War, Week 72. Ukraine Misses NATO Membership but Still Wins and Ground Combat Gains Velocity
This past week, Ukraine moved closer to joining NATO and gained special status with NATO and defense agreements with G-7 nations. The Ukrainian offensive is making progress. Turkey's President Erdogan is supporting Ukraine's membership in NATO and may escort Ukrainian freighters using its own combatants. Russia is purging generals in its army. Ukraine and Poland are trying to reconcile over past atrocities. BAE is increasing ammunition production for Ukraine. President Zelensky visited Snake Island to commemorate its liberation. Prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine may be coming to an end. Rheinmetall is opening a tank factory in Ukraine
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: What I saw in Israel reveals Abraham Accords in action
Israel's importance and the threats it faces in the Middle East are discussed. The Abraham Accords are hailed as a positive development, promoting economic growth and stability in the region. The need to defend Israel and stand against anti-Semitism is emphasized.
#military
Daily Wire: House Moves To Block Funding For Abortion Travel As Lawmakers Prepare To Vote On Military Spending
The House voted to block Pentagon funding for travel expenses related to abortions and transgender procedures for women in the military. Amendments to limit spending for Ukraine and diversity programs were also debated. The bill will likely face opposition in the Senate.
#religion
Daily Wire: Why You Cannot Be A Christian And A Marxist
Dr. Jordan Peterson discusses the compatibility of Christianity and Marxism. He argues that the two ideologies are fundamentally contradictory, as Christianity promotes individual responsibility and a relationship with God, while Marxism emphasizes social class and the overthrow of the oppressor. He also criticizes the materialistic philosophy of Marxism, noting that economic well-being does not guarantee true fulfillment. Peterson concludes that it is not possible to be a Christian and a Marxist simultaneously.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Insider's Guide to Zanzibar
Visitors to Zanzibar can enjoy its beautiful beaches, colorful culture, and rich history. Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a mix of architecture and attractions. Nature lovers can explore Chumbe Island's marine protected area and the Masingini National Forest Reserve to see unique wildlife.
#history
The Epoch Times: Long Live the Soda Fountain
Soda fountains were invented in the 19th century to mask the taste of medicine, making it more palatable. Phosphates, a type of old-fashioned soda drink made with flavored syrup and carbonated water, continue to be popular in soda fountains today.
#health
The Epoch Times: Aspartame a 'Possible' Carcinogen but Evidence Limited, WHO Says
The Canadian Cancer Society and Health Canada are reviewing the WHO's classification of aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic." Both recommend a daily limit of 40mg/kg of body weight. Drinking 15 cans of diet pop a day would exceed this limit. Further research on aspartame and cancer is recommended.
The Epoch Times: Protecting Assets From a Nursing Home
Retirement savings can quickly be wiped out by a catastrophic illness or accident that requires long-term care in a nursing home. Medicaid is available to help cover these costs, but there are strict rules about eligibility and asset protections. It's crucial to plan ahead and seek guidance from an elder law attorney to protect assets and navigate the complex Medicaid system.
#crime
Fox News: Woman tied to suspected fentanyl death of Robert De Niro's grandson arrested
A woman named Sophia Haley Marks was arrested in New York City for allegedly selling drugs to Robert De Niro's grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, who died from a suspected fentanyl overdose. Marks, known as the "Percocet Princess," was apprehended by the NYPD, Homeland Security, and the Drug Enforcement Administration and will face narcotics distribution charges. Rodriguez's mother believes he was sold fentanyl-laced pills.
#sports
Forbes: With TV, Streaming, And Attendance Up, MLB Points To Rule Changes As Big Reason Why
MLB is experiencing positive trends in attendance, television viewership, and digital consumption. Rule changes aimed at increasing action and quickening the pace of the game seem to be a major factor in the league's success. The addition of a pitch clock, ban on radical shifts, limited throws to first base, and bigger bases are driving more action and removing lulls. Stolen base attempts and successful steals are the highest in MLB history, while batting average on balls in play and left-handed hitters' performance are also improving. Despite the decline in traditional television subscribers, MLB's local television viewership is increasing, and the league continues to dominate summer programming in local markets. The San Diego Padres' takeover by MLB for production and distribution has resulted in increased reach and viewership numbers. Streaming on MLB.TV is on the rise, and MLB is poised to break a nine-year attendance decline as the 2023 season shows a rebound in attendance numbers. The league's efforts to target younger demographics and the impact of streaming platforms are contributing to its growth.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Daiwa's NEW Premium D-Box Tackle System for Discerning Anglers
Daiwa has released a new premium D-Box Tackle System, featuring clear and organized tackle boxes for fishing enthusiasts. The boxes come in two sizes with multiple configurations and compartments. Made from 100% recycled material, the D-Box system is environmentally friendly.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Bureaucracy Around Private Spaceflight Must Be Tamed for US to Stay on Top, Experts Say
Experts in commercial space flight emphasize the need for the United States to develop policies and regulations to maintain its leadership in space. Progress has been made in making space travel safe and economically viable, but the expiration of a learning period could hinder further advancements. Since the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, the US has pushed for private enterprises to play a role in space exploration. However, permitting and licensing issues have persisted, and witnesses at a congressional hearing stress the urgency of addressing these concerns.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Man Hunts Down Massive Burmese Python in Everglades, After Cutting It Open Realizes He Was Just in Time
"Burmese pythons have become a major invasive species in the Florida Everglades, overpowering alligators and wreaking havoc. Python hunter Mike Kimmel, aka the 'Python Cowboy,' hunts and eradicates these powerful invaders using his bird dog, Otto. Kimmel recently caught a massive 16-foot female python carrying over 60 eggs, highlighting the need to eliminate these invasive species from the fragile ecosystem. "
Fox News: Chilling shark movies that will keep you on the edge of your seat
"Jaws" and other popular shark-themed films have captivated audiences for years, providing thrilling and suspenseful adventures on the big screen. From "The Shallows" to "Sharknado," these movies keep viewers on the edge of their seats with intense shark attack scenes and harrowing escapes. Whether you're a fan of classic thrillers or animated comedies like "Shark Tale," there's something for everyone in the world of shark movies.
The Epoch Times: Net Zero Minister Suggests Ditching Hydrogen Plans to Heat Homes
Energy Minister Grant Shapps suggests that hydrogen will not be used for domestic heating networks, signaling a push for heat pumps instead. Hydrogen will likely be used for storing energy and heavy industry, while heat pumps are favored for home heating to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The change in plans comes after protests and public resistance to a net zero trial for hydrogen heating, with a Minister citing "no strong local support" for the project.
Breitbart: Report: Tucker Carlson Raising Funds to Create Independent Media Company
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and ex-White House adviser Neil Patel are raising funds to start a new independent media company. The outlet will feature longer versions of Carlson's free videos on Twitter and will rely on subscriptions. Carlson left Fox News after the network settled a lawsuit for defaming Dominion Voting Systems.
Flag And Cross: Man Hunts Down Massive Burmese Python in Everglades, Cuts It Open to Find Clutch of 60 Eggs
Burmese pythons are the new top predator in the Florida Everglades, even overpowering alligators. Snake hunter Mike Kimmel, also known as the "Python Cowboy," helps eradicate the pythons with the help of his dog, Otto. Kimmel recently caught a 16-foot female python with over 60 eggs, emphasizing the need to eliminate these invasive species from the fragile environment.
Forbes: Seven Questions For Amy Leifer, Chief Ad Sales Officer At DIRECTV
Amy Leifer is the Chief Advertising Sales Officer at DirecTV. She has over 25 years of experience in sales, operations, and technology. Leifer believes that addressable advertising and converged TV offerings are key opportunities for brands to reach their audience. She also emphasizes the importance of data and AI in the advertising industry.
Forbes: Caroline Jones On Her Song ‘Million Little Bandaids’ Featuring The Zac Brown Band
Caroline Jones, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, released her single "Million Little Bandaids" featuring Zac Brown Band. The song is about being honest and removing fears and insecurities. Jones, who became the first female member of the Zac Brown Band, is touring with them and gearing up for the release of her full album in the fall.