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17 Jul 2023
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#politics
Forbes: Harlan Crow’s Luxury Travel—Including With Clarence Thomas—May Have Helped Lower His Tax Bill, Report Says
Real estate developer Harlan Crow potentially avoided paying taxes by taking luxury trips with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. ProPublica reports that Crow may have falsely classified his superyacht as a for-profit business to claim tax deductions. The trips helped reduce Crow's tax bill, and if true, would violate tax laws.
Fox News: This week's White House statement infuriates communists the most
Presidents from Eisenhower to Biden have proclaimed the third week of July as National Captive Nations Week, condemning Soviet communism and supporting the freedom and independence of captive nations. Reagan, Trump, and Kennedy were among the presidents who emphasized the importance of speaking the truth about communism. Georgetown University Professor Lev Dobriansky, who initiated the Captive Nations Proclamation, believed that the fall of Soviet Russia was inevitable due to its economic weakness and the desire for freedom among captive nations. Captive Nations Week serves as a reminder to keep alive the hopes of freedom for all captive peoples and nations.
Fox News: Iowa's Republican governor to hold interviews with GOP presidential candidates at state fair
Republican Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is inviting all the GOP presidential hopefuls to join her for "Fair Side Chats" at the Iowa State Fair. The interviews will allow fairgoers to see who the candidates really are. The Reynolds campaign has already spoken with a number of presidential candidates and is finalizing dates.
The Federalist: Biden's FTC Punished Twitter For Exiting The Censorship Complex
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) pressured an independent auditing firm to find Twitter in violation of its settlement agreement with the FTC. Twitter's lawyers argue that this misconduct and the FTC's rejection of the settlement terms entitle Twitter to vacate the agreement. This reveals further evidence that the Biden administration targeted Twitter due to Elon Musk's support for free speech on the platform.
#society
Fox News: Heavy rainfall in South Korea continues for 9th day, death toll rises to 40
Heavy downpours cause landslides and flooding in South Korea, resulting in at least 40 deaths and massive damage.
The Federalist: Have You Noticed A Lot More Americans Look Like A Hot Mess?
The People of Walmart crowd, known for their unappealing and sloppy appearances, seems to be increasing in numbers and expanding beyond the usual locations. The trend of public slovenliness and disarray, along with a decline in physical appearance, can be observed across various places. This decline in appearance and general chaos can be attributed to a combination of factors such as obesity, mental health issues, and the cultural promotion of grotesqueness.
Flag And Cross: Biden Praises Jesse Jackson's Legacy, Ignoring History Of Anti-Jewish Remarks
Jesse Jackson, an influential Baptist minister and activist, announced his retirement, and President Biden praised him as a determined leader. However, Biden's statement failed to acknowledge Jackson's history of anti-Jewish remarks and associations with Louis Farrakhan. Jackson's comments about the Holocaust and Zionists have caused controversy in the past.
#economy
Forbes: This Startup Just Raised $16 Million To Help Keep Returned Items Out Of Landfills
Arrive Recommerce, a startup based in Santa Monica, has raised $16 million in funding to help retailers resell returned products. This comes as retailers lose $212 billion annually to online merchandise returns. Arrive Recommerce's software assigns a unique serial number to each returned item, allowing retailers to store data about its condition and price for resale. The company's technology not only helps retailers save money but also reduces waste by diverting products from landfills.
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles: Another Warning from Automakers
American car manufacturers are expressing concern over President Biden's plans to increase the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). They argue that the targets set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are unrealistic and will lead to higher costs and limited consumer choice. Honda, Volkswagen, and Toyota have also voiced objections to the plans, stating that the market may not be ready for such a rapid transition, and there is no guarantee that battery prices will drop as predicted. There are fears that if American manufacturers do not adapt quickly enough, Chinese car makers will seize the opportunity to dominate the market.
American Thinker: Chasing a Green Chimera, Biden Has Put America in the Red Dragon's Grasp
The Biden administration's pursuit of "net-zero emissions" is increasing America's dependence on Communist China for green technology minerals and components, reversing President Trump's achievements of energy independence. This reliance on China for critical minerals poses a high risk of supply disruption and compromises national security. The administration's push for renewable energy sources like wind and solar power will significantly increase dependence on China, which dominates the market for these materials.
Flag And Cross: Major Cryptocurrencies Experience Sunday Evening Decline After Favorable Ripple Ruling
Major cryptocurrencies experienced a decline after a favorable ruling in the Ripple-SEC case led to a rally in crypto prices last week. Ripple's XRP token saw a significant surge, becoming one of the top five cryptocurrencies. The global crypto market capitalization slightly decreased, while U.S. stock futures showed a small decline.
The Epoch Times: The CCP Lowers US Dollar Interest Rates to Stabilize China’s Yuan
The Chinese Communist Party has reduced interest rates on U.S. dollar deposits twice within a month to stabilize the yuan's exchange rate. Concerns have been raised about the rapid depreciation of the yuan and the potential risk it poses to local government debt. The depreciation is attributed to increasing interest rates in the United States and decreasing interest rates in China, leading to capital outflow and a slump in manufacturing and exports. There are also concerns about intensifying debt risks and the possibility of defaults.
#military
American Thinker: Milley's military is blundering again -- misrouting sensitive U.S. military communications to some web operator in ... Mali
Millions of highly sensitive US military emails were mistakenly routed to Mali due to people mistyping ".MIL" as ".ML". Despite warnings, the problem persisted for over a decade. The Pentagon denies the issue, while a Dutch internet entrepreneur, who tried to raise the alarm, is losing his contract with the Mali government. This raises concerns as Mali is an ally of Russia, potentially providing them access to US military communications. This military fiasco demands answers from Gen. Mark Milley and immediate action to prevent further mishaps.
#health
Fox News: Dozens of cats in Poland infected with bird flu, WHO says
The World Health Organization reported that 29 cats in Poland died from bird flu, marking the first widespread feline outbreak of H5N1 in the country. The risk of humans getting infected remains low.
#education
The Epoch Times: Sunak Announces Clamp Down on 'Rip-Off' University Degrees
The UK government will cap admissions to low-quality university degrees, reduce fees for foundation year courses, and focus on skills training and apprenticeships. The aim is to improve career choices, stimulate the economy, and crack down on low-value courses.
National Review: The Corner: Squandering Time and Money on DEI ‘Training’
College spending on diversity training, specifically at UNC-Chapel Hill, covers various topics such as microaggressions and library cataloging. Companies benefit, but the state legislature may intervene.
#crime
Fox News: Drive-by shooting in Chicago kills 40-year-old woman, injures 4 others
A drive-by shooting in Chicago's West Side leaves a woman dead and four others injured.
Fox News: California woman kidnapped while walking dog in Mexico is released by captors: FBI
A California woman who was kidnapped in Mexico while walking her dog has been released and is reuniting with her family. The investigation into her captors is ongoing but no arrests have been made.
#sports
Fox News: Serena Williams shares hilarious quip from her daughter after 'nice lady' comments on tennis legend's hair
Retired tennis superstar Serena Williams shares a funny interaction with a fan about her hair, including a witty response from her daughter.
Serena Williams, a seven-time Wimbledon champion, recently announced her retirement from tennis following the 2022 U.S. Open. However, she tweeted about someone suggesting she retired too early, leaving open the possibility of a comeback.
Forbes: The Sixers And L.A. Clippers Both Might Regret Their James Harden Standoff
The Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Clippers are locked in a standoff over a potential trade involving James Harden. Harden has expressed his desire to be traded to the Clippers, but the Sixers are in no hurry to make a deal. The uncertainty surrounding Harden's future is affecting both teams' offseason plans.
#technology
Flag And Cross: 'Call Of Duty' Stays In PlayStation Arsenal As Sony, Microsoft Reportedly Strike 10-Year Deal
Sony and Microsoft have reached a 10-year agreement to keep "Call of Duty" games on PlayStation consoles after Microsoft's takeover of Activision Blizzard. The deal aims to address concerns about Microsoft's dominance in the gaming market.
#other
Flag And Cross: Tesla's Q2 Earnings Call: Model 3 Refresh And Financial Metrics In Focus
Tesla is set to host its second-quarter earnings call, with analysts sharing expectations for the core numbers and focal points. However, the launch timing of the Model 3 refresh may not be discussed due to the "Osborne effect," causing customers to cancel or defer orders for the current version. Prototypes of the upgraded Model 3 have been spotted with potential changes to the taillights and headlights, suggesting a shift to on-screen controls. Analysts expect Tesla to report adjusted earnings of $0.82 per share and focus on gross margins, 2023 volume, Cybertruck delivery timeframe, and full-driving software.
Fox News: Typhoon Talim sweeps south of Hong Kong, prompting schools, stock market to close
Typhoon Talim hit Hong Kong, causing schools and the stock market to close. Over 100 people sought shelter, some services were halted, and flights were canceled. The typhoon is expected to make landfall in neighboring provinces before weakening in Vietnam.
Fox News: Brother returns expensive wedding gift he bought for his sister after she dissed his girlfriend
A man returns an expensive wedding gift to his sister after she mistreated his longtime girlfriend during the wedding planning process. The man felt justified in his decision after his sister repeatedly snubbed his girlfriend from important events leading up to the wedding.