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17 Jul 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Appeals Court Halts Order Blocking Government's Censorship Collusion with Big Tech
A federal appeals court temporarily stops a lower court ruling that prevented the Biden administration from pressuring social media companies to censor Americans.
The halt allows the Biden administration to resume contact with social media companies, as they had been prohibited from doing so by a previous injunction. The government is appealing the decision and if they lose, the earlier ruling could be reinstated.
Red State: Keith Ellison Shows Us Who Dems Really Are Again in Vicious Attack Against Clarence Thomas
Prominent Democrats, including Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) and Georgia state Sen. Emanuel Jones (D), have previously used racially-charged language to attack Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, calling him an "Uncle Tom." Now, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has joined in, calling for Thomas' impeachment and comparing him to the "Stephen" character from the movie "Django Unchained." Ellison accuses Thomas of being a traitor to his race and suggests that his skin color does not define his thinking or actions.
PJ Media: The Excuse for Dropping White House Cocaine Case Is a Slap to Our Intelligence
The White House Secret Service dropped the investigation into cocaine found in the West Wing with a weak excuse. The media initially reported that the case would be wrapped up quickly, but the Secret Service suddenly closed the investigation without conducting any interviews.
Fox News: 2024 showdown: How DeSantis fared vs Trump in second quarter fundraising
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis raised $20.1 million in the first six weeks of his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, surpassing former President Donald Trump's fundraising efforts. Trump, however, raised approximately $35 million when combining his presidential campaign's haul with funds raised by his political action committee, Save America. DeSantis received a significant amount of his funds from top-dollar donors, while Trump's fundraising largely came from small-dollar, grassroots donations. The governor's campaign also spent $7.9 million during this period, compared to Trump's team's expenditure of $9.1 million.
Fox News: Ex-Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt appointed to Southwest Airlines board of directors
Southwest Airlines has appointed former U.S. Senator Roy Blunt to its board of directors. Blunt, a Republican from Missouri, served in Congress for 14 years and was the fourth-ranking Republican in the Senate. He retired last year and has been working at a lobbying firm.
National Review: The Corner: Trump as Incumbent
Jonathan V. Last writes that Trump's previous presidency has already proven his plausibility in the role, giving him an advantage in the GOP nomination. Trump currently holds a significant lead in the Republican primary polls, surpassing the 50% threshold typically considered favorable for incumbents. However, Last suggests that unforeseen events in primary states could disrupt Trump's lead.
Fox News: Outspoken White House reporter threatens to take Washington Post to court over unflattering story
Outspoken journalist Simon Ateba threatens to sue The Washington Post over a profile on him, accusing them of character assassination. He believes there was coordination between the Post and the White House to harm his reputation and put his life at risk. Ateba has clashed with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and believes he is being discriminated against.
Flag And Cross: Ackman Boldly Predicts Vivek Ramaswamy To Win GOP Presidential Race
Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman predicts that Vivek Ramaswamy, a trailing candidate in the GOP primary polls, will win the presidential race. Ackman praises Ramaswamy's intelligence, business acumen, and ability to speak hard truths. He believes Ramaswamy will surpass Mike Pence and challenge Ron DeSantis in the polls, potentially even challenging Donald Trump. Ackman also expresses his preference for JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon as a more centrist candidate and hopes that he enters the race.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Blames White House Cocaine On Black Guy Who Lived There Before
President Biden attributes the presence of cocaine in the White House to a previous black resident, blaming black people for drug dealing. He denies allegations that the drugs belonged to his late son, Hunter. Administration officials claim the drugs found in Hunter Biden's car and home also belonged to the previous black resident.
#culture
Fox News: Spain captain apologizes ahead of Women’s World Cup after players make video appearing to mock haka
The captain of the Spanish women's national soccer team apologizes for a video showing players mocking a traditional dance of indigenous people in New Zealand. The apology acknowledges the team's ignorance of the culture and asks for forgiveness.
Daily Wire: Matt Walsh Goes Viral After Disney Admits ‘Woke Snow White Remake’ Images Are Real
Disney admitted that leaked images from the live-action "Snow White" remake are genuine, contradicting their initial denial. The images were heavily mocked and criticized. Daily Wire host Matt Walsh and other conservative commentators criticized the casting choices as an example of cultural appropriation.
#health
The New American: RFK Jr. Raises Concerns Over Ethnic Bioweapons, Is Accused of Antisemitism - The New American
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. suggested that Covid-19 might have been designed as an ethnically targeted disease against Caucasians and blacks, while being less harmful to Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese. He claimed that both the American and Chinese governments are investing heavily in racially and ethnically targeted bioweapons. Kennedy's remarks were met with accusations of Sinophobia and antisemitism, but some supported his concerns about the development of bioweapons aimed at specific ethnicities.
Forbes: FDA Approves Antibody For RSV After Challenging 2022 Season
The FDA has approved Beyfortus, a monoclonal antibody treatment by AstraZeneca, to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in infants. RSV is a leading cause of hospitalizations for infants under one-year-old.
#education
The American Spectator: Adaptive Apps: New Technology Adjusts Lessons Based on Students’ Skill Levels
K-12 test scores in America decline due to COVID. Adaptive educational apps offer personalized learning, helping students progress faster.
#crime
Washington Free Beacon: 'Genderfluid' Ex-Biden Official Sam Brinton Stole Luggage While on Taxpayer-Funded Trip
Disgraced former Biden administration official, Sam Brinton, stole luggage during taxpayer-funded trips, including a visit to the Nevada National Security Site. Brinton was charged with felony theft in multiple cases and was later dismissed from his position at the Department of Energy.
Front Page Magazine: Pro-Crime Soros DA Says "DA's Role Has Really No Impact on Crime"
Alameda County's DA Pamela Price is facing criticism for her incompetence, racism, and disregard for victims and the media. She received backlash after giving a pass to the assailants who shot a toddler and insulted the Asian community. Price believes that social services and alternatives to incarceration are the solution to stopping crime, openly admitting that her office can't do anything about it. Critics argue that she prioritizes personal agenda over justice and victim safety. Public opinion and media perception of Price have turned negative, raising questions about her ability to fulfill her role as a district attorney.
Fox News: Booking a flight? Scammers' clever trick to con even the savviest travelers
Scammers target travelers by selling fake plane tickets, leaving victims out of money and without a ticket. To protect yourself, only pay when you receive a confirmation or e-ticket number, book directly from the airline's website, and check with the airline's customer service for confirmation. Watch out for fake travel sites by checking official resources, reading online reviews, looking for accreditation and licensing, ensuring transparent pricing, and using secure payment options. Stay informed with tech tips by subscribing to the "Kim Komando Today" podcast.
Fox News: FBI investigates violent Los Angeles County deputy encounters
Federal authorities are investigating violent incidents involving Los Angeles County deputies, including one where a deputy punched a woman holding her baby, and another where a deputy threw a woman to the ground for recording an arrest. The FBI has opened criminal investigations and visited the department headquarters to gather related documents. The incidents have prompted scrutiny and reviews from both federal and state authorities.
Fox News: Upstate NY-based Catholic diocese declares bankruptcy amid sex abuse suits
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg in New York is filing for bankruptcy due to over 100 lawsuits alleging sexual abuse. This is the sixth diocese in New York to file for bankruptcy.
Fox News: Philadelphia woman opens fire on team of burglars creeping around apartment: police
Philadelphia police say a woman shot at four suspected burglars in her home in self-defense. Two suspects were injured while the other two escaped. The injured suspects were charged with burglary.
Spectator USA: Learning from the past to stop the next Jordan Neely moment
Daniel Penny faces charges for the murder of Jordan Neely, who died after being held in a chokehold for making threats on a subway car. Despite a rise in crime, the city has done little to address it. A documentary on the successful efforts to reduce crime in New York City in the 1990s highlights the need for proactive policing and good policy.
#sports
Fox News: Joel Embiid desires first NBA championship 'whether that’s in Philly or anywhere else'
Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid expresses his desire to win a championship, regardless of whether it's with the 76ers or another team. He considers the MVP award a bonus and focuses on achieving the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy. Embiid's comments raise speculation among 76ers fans.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best 22 LR Rifles of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Looking for the best 22 LR rifles? Consider the Ruger 77/22, Browning Bl-22 Micro Midas, Vudoo Apparition, Ruger 10/22 Carbine, and Savage Rascal. Each rifle excels in its category, providing accuracy, reliability, and value. Whether you're hunting, competing, or teaching kids to shoot, these rifles are top choices.
#technology
Newsbusters: Is Google's AI Secretly Spying You?
Google's updated privacy policy gives them the right to scrape the entire internet for data to train its AI programs like Bard and Cloud AI, raising concerns about privacy and legality. The company's scope seems to extend beyond its own services, potentially intercepting and utilizing all internet content. This presents a threatening precedent for internet users' right to privacy.
#other
The Blaze: Chinese hackers access unclassified US government emails in targeted breach
Chinese hackers breached government agency email accounts in a targeted attack. Microsoft identified the hacking group as Storm-0558 and reported that approximately 25 organizations, including government agencies, were affected. The breach was successfully blocked, and there is ongoing investigation to hold those responsible accountable.