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#politics
The Federalist: The Supreme Court 'Ethics' Scandal Is The New Russia Hoax
Senate Democrats are pushing a bill to withhold funding from Chief Justice John Roberts until the Supreme Court adopts an ethics code. This effort to intimidate and delegitimize the court is part of a coordinated partisan scheme to undermine constitutional governance. Left-wing activist groups concoct ethics "scandals" that are then amplified by complicit media outlets, creating a perception of wrongdoing. These hit pieces lack evidence and rely on journalistic redundancy to propagate baseless claims. The campaign to destroy the court is an illiberal threat against the judiciary.
The Federalist: Anti-Asian Leftists Manifest The Racism They Claim To Oppose
The recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court against race-based college admissions has sparked controversy. While many Americans celebrated the decision as a step toward equality, the woke left has targeted Asian Americans who supported the ruling with racially charged rhetoric and false accusations. This highlights the left's ignorance of Asian Americans' history and contributions to the fight against racial discrimination.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Piper Sandler Strategist Warns Of Overpriced Market As Investors Ignore Inflation Risk
Piper Sandler's chief strategist warns that the market's high valuations are not justified by earnings growth. Inflation risk has been priced out by investors, leading to a surge in the S&P 500, but fundamentals will eventually catch up. According to Kantrowitz, stocks are more overvalued than during the dot-com bubble and the 2008 crisis.
#military
The Epoch Times: Defence Veteran Suicides a National Tragedy: Inquiry
Australia's military is under scrutiny for its handling of the mental health and well-being of personnel and veterans, as the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide examines the impact of military life on mental health. The inquiry has highlighted the alarming rates of suicide and suicidal behavior among the military community, emphasizing the need for urgent action to address the "occupational stressors" influencing mental health. The inquiry has received over 900 notices to produce material and is working to resolve stonewalling by some officials.
#crime
Fox News: Oklahoma driver stops truck, tackles suspect running from officers in downtown Tulsa
A man in Tulsa, Oklahoma stopped his truck to tackle a suspect running from the police. The suspect was later identified as Miguel Fernandez and was arrested for resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Football Australia CEO Disappointed With FIFA’s Decision On Rainbow Armbands
Football Australia's CEO, James Johnson, expressed disappointment at FIFA's decision not to allow rainbow armbands at the Women's World Cup, saying the options "did not go as far" as the players had hoped. FIFA confirmed that wearing rainbow armbands would result in on-field sanctions. Johnson acknowledged the broader framework FIFA has put in place but expressed that it didn't specifically focus on LGBTQ rights. Last year, European teams had planned to wear "One Love" armbands at the men's World Cup in Qatar but backed off due to FIFA's threats. (Summary: )
#other
The Epoch Times: Spate of Mysterious Horse Deaths Sparks Investigation in Southern Australian State
Ten horses have died mysteriously in Victoria, Australia, with no common links or known cause of death. The investigation is ongoing.
The Federalist: 'Black Mirror' Season Six Gets Sucked Into A Leftist Black Hole
The once-prophetic and popular show "Black Mirror" has lost its edge in its latest season, with insipid tales and characters devoid of personality. Only the first episode, "Joan Is Awful," successfully maintains the series' satirical nature. The final episode, "Demon 79," descends into revenge porn with an obvious social agenda. The show's lack of ideas and failure to critically engage with technology and current issues make for poor television. Despite this, there is still potential for good storytelling and social commentary if the writers rediscover what it means to be human in a technologically dominated world.