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17 Jul 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Dutch leftists join forces in bid for legislative power
Dutch left-leaning parties Green Left and the Labor Party have joined forces to unify their side of the political spectrum ahead of the November general election. The parties plan to submit a joint list of candidates and campaign on a joint manifesto. The move comes after previous elections saw the center-left vote split, resulting in conservative coalitions led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
Flag And Cross: Opponents Of Israeli Judicial Reform Disrupt Traffic In Tel Aviv
Opponents of judicial reform in Israel staged protests, attempting to block Route 4 near Tel Aviv. The protesters used fences, flares, and barriers to close the highway, but frustrated motorists intervened to clear a path. The demonstrations were organized ahead of the second reading of a bill in the Knesset that aims to annul the court's criteria for overturning legislation and governmental decisions.
Breitbart: Report: Democrats Want to Censor Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Censorship Hearing
Democrats want Rep. Jim Jordan to disinvite Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from a hearing on censorship. Kennedy was falsely accused of claiming the coronavirus was "ethnically targeted" towards Jews. Democrats are worried about Kennedy's challenge to President Biden.
The Epoch Times: House to Vote on Resolutions to Lift Terrorism-Related Sanctions
The House of Representatives is set to vote on resolutions that would lift terrorism-related sanctions imposed by previous presidents. These sanctions target individuals involved in conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Libya, Yemen, and Iraq. Critics argue that repealing the sanctions would free dangerous individuals, including ISIS fundraisers and war criminals. Supporters argue that these emergency declarations are outdated and hinder humanitarian aid efforts.
The Federalist: DeSantis Heads To CNN To (Hopefully) Confront Jake Tapper
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is engaging in meaningful campaign events. He offered a better position on the Ukraine war and defended his controversial achievements. DeSantis has agreed to an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, a dishonest anchor. DeSantis' supporters are crucial, but his campaign may be naive about what lies ahead. DeSantis' campaign spokesperson expressed an optimistic view about engaging with the media, but this is concerning given Tapper's history of pushing falsehoods and his biased coverage. The success of the interview will depend on DeSantis' ability to call out Tapper's lies and distortions. Tapper is untrustworthy and known for his hysterical reporting.
The Blaze: Does Kamala Harris REALLY want to 'REDUCE POPULATION'? These 2 stories suggest so
Kamala Harris made a serious blunder in a speech about climate change, unintentionally mentioning the reduction of population. While the White House claimed she meant "reduce pollution" instead, some are questioning her true intentions.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Kamala Harris Claims Gun Violence Leading Cause of Death for Children
Vice President Kamala Harris falsely claimed that gun violence is the leading cause of death for children, ignoring the higher number of motor vehicle deaths for the same age group. She called for stricter gun laws and an assault weapon ban, despite California already having these measures in place, yet still leading the nation in homicides in 2021.
American Thinker: Don’t discount a Michelle Obama run for the presidency
Roger Stone predicted at a convention that Michelle Obama will be the Democratic party's nominee for president in 2024. Stone believes that Joe Biden will not be the nominee and Kamala Harris will briefly become president before Michelle Obama takes over. Stone suggests that the Democratic primaries are rigged and that the cancellation of certain events is part of their plan. Stone's prediction is plausible based on the known facts.
#society
National Review: NYC Mayor Plans to Use Former Psychiatric Hospital, Racetrack to House Illegal Immigrants
NYC Mayor plans to use Creedmoor Psychiatric Center & Aqueduct Racetrack for temporary housing of illegal migrants amid the city's struggle. Temporary sites to house around 1,000 migrants each, expected to open in the next few weeks. Housing strain could cost $4.3 billion.
Washington Free Beacon: Poll: Two-Thirds Support Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Decision
A majority of Americans support the recent Supreme Court decision to eliminate racial preferences in college admissions. In a Rasmussen poll, 65% of likely voters approved of the decision, including 52% of Democrats. The survey also showed that only 28% expressed disapproval and less than one-fifth believed affirmative action policies were successful.
#war
The Epoch Times: What the US Sending Cluster Munitions to Ukraine Means: Max Abrahms
The Biden administration's decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine sparks concerns as it could harm civilians long after the conflict. International security expert Max Abrahms provides insights into this controversial choice.
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The Epoch Times: California Education Board Dumbs Down Math Instruction
California's new Mathematics Framework emphasizes problem-solving and conceptual understanding over traditional math procedures and algorithms, which some argue is a waste of time. This approach is seen as part of the broader ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion, but critics argue that it undermines the need for tough math classes that sort out students for STEM fields .
The shortage of engineers in the United States has led companies like Tesla to import engineers from countries like China. This shortfall is seen as embarrassing and raises concerns about national security. To meet the challenge, there is a call for a revamped American education system that prioritizes STEM subjects, similar to the response after the launch of the Soviet satellite, Sputnik, in 1957 ( ).
#economy
The Epoch Times: Tax Break Vanishing for Some Retirement Savers
Higher-earning Americans will no longer be able to make catch-up contributions to their 401(k) retirement savings plans starting next year. They will only be able to contribute to after-tax Roth accounts, meaning they will have to pay taxes upfront. Employers and plan providers are requesting a two-year delay in implementing the new rule.
#military
Red State: Air Force Colonel Encapsulates What Is Important - White Men Need Not Apply
The military is focused on diversity and being "woke," but recruitment is suffering and standards are being ignored. The Air Force prioritizes pride and diversity over skill and merit. The Civil Air Patrol is actively excluding middle-aged white people, especially men. The push for DEI is overtaking the importance of qualification and experience. A hard landing is imminent.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Number Of People In Worship Band Officially Exceeds Number In Congregation
Members of Knoxville Community Church were surprised to discover that their worship band now outnumbered the congregation. The church has transformed into a mega-church, complete with a state-of-the-art sound system and pyrotechnics. Pastor Jonathan struggled to find the actual congregation amongst the sea of musicians behind the microphones and instruments. To accommodate the growing worship team, the church had to remove most of the pews.
#culture
Fox News: Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra program turns 10
Teen musicians from the National Youth Orchestra of the USA performed at Carnegie Hall, showcasing their talent and unity. The orchestra, celebrating its 10th year, includes 108 members from across the country and Puerto Rico. They are led by esteemed conductor Andrew Davis and have a rigorous touring schedule ahead.
#health
The Epoch Times: The Rise of POTS in the COVID-19 and Vaccine Era
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a health issue characterized by a rapid increase in heart rate when standing, is gaining attention due to a rise in cases. Two women, Phoebe Eaton and Aubrey George, experienced debilitating symptoms after COVID-19 vaccination and concussions, respectively. POTS, often overlooked, affects millions of Americans and has significant economic and employment impacts. There is a potential connection between POTS and COVID-19, including post-vaccination POTS cases. POTS patients face healthcare hurdles, including a lack of awareness and funding, and require a multifaceted treatment approach. Alternative treatments and a deeper understanding of POTS offer hope for patients.
The Epoch Times: $1.3 Billion UC Irvine Medical Campus Moves Toward 2025 Completion
Construction and architectural specialists celebrate progress on the new University of California-Irvine medical facility, set to be completed by 2025. The state-of-the-art, all-electric center will provide expert care, including a 144-bed hospital, comprehensive cancer center, and emergency department. Despite delays from winter storms, construction crews are praised for their quality work.
The Epoch Times: State Attorneys General Challenge Biden Admin’s New Privacy Rule on Abortions
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch and 18 other state attorneys general challenge a proposed change to federal privacy laws that would prevent states from investigating violations of state abortion laws. The attorneys argue that Mississippi and other states should be able to track personal health information about abortions performed within their borders, citing the need to enforce state laws and protect public health. Critics fear the proposed change would have a chilling effect on women seeking abortions in states where it is legal.
The Blaze: In-N-Out Burger reportedly takes new bold stance about employees wearing face masks: 'Smiles and other facial features'
In-N-Out Burger is prohibiting employees in certain states from wearing face masks without a doctor's note. The company claims it prioritizes customer service and effective communication. Only employees in California and Oregon are allowed to wear masks, while employees in other states face disciplinary measures for violating the policy.
The Epoch Times: The Natural Combo Shown to Normalize Thyroid Function in Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Treatment with a combination of selenium and myo-inositol can restore euthyroid status in Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Selenium deficiency is linked to autoimmune thyroid disease, and studies have shown that selenium supplementation significantly reduces thyroid autoimmunity. Myo-inositol plays a role in thyroid signaling and can improve TSH sensitivity. This combination therapy can be an effective and safe treatment for Hashimoto's patients.
The Epoch Times: The World's 2nd Happiest Country Has a Surprisingly High Rate of Mental Health Disorders: Study
A study in Denmark reveals that despite being ranked among the happiest countries, a surprising 82.6% of the population has been treated for mental health disorders. This high incidence of mental illness affects socioeconomic outcomes, including higher unemployment rates and lower incomes. Addressing stigma and prioritizing mental health services are crucial to support those struggling and reduce the impact of mental illness on society. Further research is needed to understand the lifelong journey of individuals with mental health disorders and explore more effective treatments.
#education
The Blaze: Just Stop Oil activist dragged away after disrupting his own graduation ceremony, but waited to receive his diploma first
Anti-oil activist Eddie Whittingham arrested for protesting University of Exeter's partnership with Shell at his graduation ceremony. He has a history of disruptive acts.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama police scrutinize traffic video after missing woman who reported child near interstate returns
Alabama police are investigating the disappearance of Carlethia Russell after she reported seeing a child on the interstate. Russell returned home after more than 48 hours, but details of her disappearance and return remain a mystery. Police are analyzing traffic camera footage and conducting an investigation to determine what happened.
Fox News: West Virginia state trooper shot during traffic stop; suspect at large
A state trooper was shot during a traffic stop in West Virginia. The suspect fled and police are searching for him.
The New American: Unindicted, Unconvicted, but GUNS CONFISCATED- Bruen is Getting Restraining Orders in Order - The New American
The Supreme Court takes on a new Second Amendment case, causing concern for domestic violence victims.
An armed employee stops a potential mass shooter in Las Vegas, but the local police downplay the event.
#sports
Breitbart: Trans Athlete Austin Killips Lashes Out at 'Cabal of Right-Wingers' After Cycling Bans Trans Women
Transgender cyclist Austin Killips, in response to a new ruling by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), criticizes a "cabal of right-wingers" for preventing trans athletes who transitioned after male puberty from competing in the women's category. Killips believes that his exclusion is a consequence of pushing the limits of inclusion and vows to fight for the next person who wants to pursue cycling. The UCI changed its policy, prohibiting female transgender athletes who transitioned after puberty from participating in women's cycling events.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Hunting Dog Vests of 2023
Best Dog Hunting Vests: The guide helps you choose the right hunting dog vest based on the type of hunting you do and the needs of your dog. It provides recommendations for different types of vests, including neoprene vests for water dogs and blaze vests for upland hunting. The guide also highlights the importance of size and fit when selecting a vest.
Backpacker: What We’re Testing Now: A Durable, Speedy Straw Filter for Ultralighters
Lifestraw has introduced the smaller, lighter Peak Solo straw-style filter, offering fast flow rates and durability. We tested it against competitors and found it to have a faster flow rate than the Sawyer Mini and comparable performance to the Platypus Quickdraw. It does not have a hose connector for inline filtering and has a lower lifespan of 2000 liters, but at $30 it is a good value for hikers.
#technology
Fox News: How to unlock clearer sound on an Android with these amazing audio-enhancing features
Learn how to optimize the sound quality on your Android phone with these settings adjustments. Turn on Dolby Atmos for a surround sound effect, adjust the equalizer to balance the sound, and adapt the sound for your age using a hearing test. Personalize your sound experience and enjoy better audio while watching movies, listening to music, or making calls.
#other
The Epoch Times: Simplify Your Dinner With Grilled Eggplant and Tomato Pasta
A delicious and healthy grilled eggplant and tomato pasta recipe, perfect for a weeknight dinner. Serves 4.
The Blaze: 68-year-old woman manages to land small plane after pilot passes out
A female passenger lands a small plane after the pilot loses consciousness. The landing is rough, but she survives with minor injuries.
National Review: Different Title, Same Job: Jen Psaki Serves Up Softballs to Former Colleagues in the Biden Administration
Jen Psaki, the former press secretary and current MSNBC host, has faced criticism for her softball interviews with prominent Democrats and her biased coverage of Republicans. She has been accused of being a biased journalist and using her show to push a progressive agenda. Psaki's show has been called out for its lack of objectivity and for contributing to the polarization of the media landscape. Critics argue that Psaki is more interested in promoting her own political beliefs than in providing unbiased information to the public.
Breitbart: Hollywood Plunges into All-Out War, Industry Faces Its Own ’Apocalypse Now’ Amid Strike
Hollywood is in chaos as actors and writers go on strike over the impact of streaming on the industry. The strike threatens to disrupt the fall TV schedule and film festivals, with demands for fair compensation and transparency regarding streaming revenue. The battle reflects the changing landscape of entertainment and the push for profitability in the streaming era.
Flag And Cross: Canadian Wildfires Push U.S. Air Quality To Dangerous Levels
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused major U.S. cities, including Detroit, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., to have worsened air quality. The smoke is affecting parts of Michigan and has forced New York City residents to stay indoors. The air quality in Chicago and Detroit is worse than in Beijing or Baghdad.
Forbes: BTS’s Jung Kook Gives Fans Several New Versions Of His Breakout Single ‘Seven’
BTS member Jung Kook surprises fans with two new versions of his hit single "Seven," injecting fun and freshness while retaining the essence of the original. These remixes have an immediate impact on the iTunes chart, maximizing his chances of chart success.
Daily Wire: ‘Pissing Me Off’: Miranda Lambert Stops Concert To Deal With Fans In Front Row
Country star Miranda Lambert stopped her concert in Las Vegas when she saw fans taking selfies. She called them out for not listening to the music and expressed her frustration. Some fans supported her, while others thought she was out of line.
Newsbusters: Washington Post Editors Forced to Correct Florida FAKE NEWS by Jennifer Rubin
Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post wrote an article criticizing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, claiming that the state was losing population under his leadership. However, Rubin's assertion was based on inaccurate information from a flawed Business Insider report. After being called out on Twitter, The Post eventually issued a correction stating that more people had actually moved into Florida than any other state in 2021. Rubin's argument against DeSantis's conservative policies and culture war was undermined by the correction.