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#politics
Fox News: Dem senator urges Supreme Court to reinstate major gas pipeline
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin asks the Supreme Court to reinstate the Mountain Valley Pipeline, which has been blocked by the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. Manchin argues that the Fiscal Responsibility Act, signed by President Biden in June, approves the project and transfers jurisdiction to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
The New American: Senate to Review Hundreds of Add-ons to NDAA Legislation - The New American
The U.S. Senate is reviewing hundreds of proposed amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act. Key amendments include those targeting the Department of Defense's abortion travel policy. Republican senators are proposing amendments to terminate the policy, while a Democratic senator has introduced a bill to protect access to reproductive care.
The Federalist Papers: Prominent Podcast Host Predicts Trump Will Drop Out Of 2024 Race: 'Plea' Is The New Liberal Narrative
In a recent podcast, NYU professor Scott Galloway predicts that former President Donald Trump will not run for president again due to a forthcoming plea deal. Galloway cites former governor Chris Christie as another supporter of this theory. The possibility of a plea deal arises from Trump's ongoing legal issues, with Galloway suggesting that Trump could avoid jail time by making such a deal. This news has gained attention from various media outlets, including Rachel Maddow, who also speculates about the potential for a plea deal.
Daily Wire: Libs Fret Over Trump’s Plan To Exert Presidential Authority Over ‘Fourth Branch’ Of Government
Former President Donald Trump plans to assert executive power over federal agencies if elected in 2024, aiming to rein in the power of unelected federal bureaucrats. The move, based on the unitary executive theory, has drawn criticism from the Left but praise from conservatives. Trump would require regulatory actions by agencies to undergo White House review, aiming to prevent them from functioning as a "fourth branch" of government.
The American Mind: Czar Wars
The Biden-Harris Administration is appointing a book czar to address the alleged threat of book bans in schools, claiming it violates civil rights laws. They aim to launch investigations into schools across the country, thereby micromanaging K-12 education and undermining local control. The administration's strategy is to promote an LGBTQ agenda and sexually explicit content in schools, using the guise of addressing book bans.
Newsbusters: ‘Wholly Inadequate’: Rep. Jordan Threatens to Hold FBI Director Wray in Contempt
Rep. Jim Jordan threatened to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress for not complying with subpoenas related to the FBI's alleged weaponization against Americans exercising their First Amendment rights. The FBI has been colluding with Big Tech to censor speech, and evidence suggests the FBI has targeted parents and traditional Catholics. Rep. Mike Johnson also criticized Wray for making untrue statements and not addressing federal government censorship collusion with Big Tech. Conservatives are calling for accountability and protection of First Amendment rights.
National Review: Michigan AG Charges Fake Trump Electors for Efforts to Overturn 2020 Election
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed criminal charges against 16 individuals who falsely claimed that Donald Trump won the 2020 election. The charges include forgery and aim to hold those involved accountable for undermining the integrity of the election.
Fox News: Super PAC to spend big bucks boosting Sen. Tim Scott in GOP presidential nomination race
Super PAC supporting Sen. Tim Scott reserves $40 million for TV and digital ads. Ads will run in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, starting from September. Scott is in third place in New Hampshire's GOP primary polls.
National Review: Democrats Go to War with the Progressive Base Over Israel
Representative Pramila Jayapal provoked controversy by accusing Israel of being a racist state, aligning with the sentiments of the progressive base of the Democratic Party. Her comments received backlash from fellow Democrats who reaffirmed their support for Israel. Democrats are facing challenges in maintaining support from Jewish voters, with shifting attitudes toward Israel within the party's coalition. The outpouring of Zionist enthusiasm from Democrats is driven by self-preservation rather than high-minded principles. Jayapal's remarks reflect a toxic worldview that simplifies the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict into distorted narratives of power dynamics and identity. Democrats are concerned about alienating Americans who support Israel as their support for defunding police forces and hyper-racial narratives has influenced their approach to the Israeli conflict.
The Federalist: Endless Trump Indictments Show GOP Has To Fight Deep State
The deep state's attempts to undermine the 2024 election by targeting Trump are getting old. The reasoning behind the push to knock him out is often toothless, with Trump already cleared of actions on January 6. Democrats and corporate media are committed to changing election outcomes. Americans believe the Trump indictments are interference by the DOJ in the 2024 elections. Preventing Trump from taking the White House was always the left's top priority. The corruption of the deep state is evident, and Americans want the FBI held accountable. The regime responsible for attacking Trump and his supporters will continue unless stopped.
The Blaze: Ilhan Omar goes viral over easily disprovable weather claim — but Sen. Mike Lee exposes the more glaring problem
Rep. Ilhan Omar claims that the earth recently experienced the hottest day in 120,000 years, demanding a "national climate emergency" .
The claim is unfounded and impossible to prove. Temperature records have only been reliably kept since the 19th century, and global records only began in the 20th century. Additionally, there are parts of the world experiencing unusually cold weather. Senator Mike Lee argues that Omar's demand for a "national climate emergency" is just a ploy for government control .
#society
Flag And Cross: Working Moms Reveal Most Annoying Things Colleagues Say
Working moms are determined to change workplace lingo and get more recognition. They face common remarks like "you look tired" and "can't your partner do any of the childcare?" Some feel their work provides a great support network, but wish they heard more supportive phrases like "you're doing a brilliant job."
Red State: WATCH: Rachel Levine's Bizarre Defense of 'Gender-Affirming' Care for Minors Because of 'Wrong Puberty'
HHS assistant secretary Rachel Levine advocates for "gender-affirming" care for minors, dismissing the idea of waiting until they are 18 to make such decisions. This raises concerns about the well-being and long-term consequences for confused or mentally ill children.
Levine's stance contradicts his own experience as he transitioned as an adult and acknowledges that he couldn't imagine transitioning earlier due to having children. The push to expand gender surgeries for minors and suppress any questioning of this approach is troubling.
Fox News: Tori Spelling snubs Dean McDermott amid divorce rumors: ‘Darkest times’
Tori Spelling shares a list of things that make her happy on social media, but her husband Dean McDermott is noticeably absent. The couple is reportedly on the verge of a divorce.
Fox News: Mudslide in central Colombia kills 14, disrupts key highway; urgency for enhanced urban planning stressed
A mudslide in Colombia kills 14, blocks highway. Heavy rains flood streams, causing avalanche of mud and debris. Search for missing people underway. Colombian President calls for better urban planning.
#war
Flag And Cross: Wheat Prices Already Rising as Russia Revokes Safety Guarantee for Grain Ships
World leaders escalating warfare, ignoring history. Russia withdraws from Black Sea Initiative, demands West facilitate its food exports. Ukrainian exports disruption threatens global food security. Putin takes hard line after bridge attack. Historical lessons ignored.
Flag And Cross: Defense Behemoth Lockheed Martin Announces Ukraine War Has Been Extremely Lucrative
Lockheed Martin, a defense contractor, reported higher sales and profits in the second quarter of 2023 due to the ongoing war in Ukraine and increased demand for military aid. The company's quarterly net sales reached $16.8 billion, with large orders for F-35 fighter aircraft and missile systems. Lockheed Martin expects full-year sales in 2023 to reach as high as $66.75 billion. The company's success is partly attributed to the advocacy efforts of think tanks funded by defense contractors, which promote policies favoring increased weapons and aid to Ukraine.
#economy
Fox News: Probiotic milk factory will be built near Atlanta, bringing $305M investment, 90 jobs
Japanese company Yakult Honsha Co. plans to build a probiotic milk beverage plant near Atlanta, investing $305 million and creating 90 jobs. Yakult's new plant in Cartersville is expected to be larger than its California factory. The company aims to support its nationwide expansion from the new location and hopes to qualify for tax credits and incentives.
The Epoch Times: American Startups Facing a Tough Situation in 2023, With Little Sign of Relief
American startups, particularly in Silicon Valley, are struggling due to higher interest rates, a shaky economy, and a recent banking crisis. The Federal Reserve's strategy to combat inflation has caused loan rates to soar, making it difficult for startups to access capital. Venture capital funding has also declined significantly, with only a small percentage of tech startups generating profits. The decline in available capital has led to a decline in funding value and a shortage of capital for startups, potentially resulting in a wave of failures in Silicon Valley.
Fox News: Spain fines Apple, Amazon for alleged collusion to block competition
Amazon and Apple have been fined a total of 194 million euros for colluding to favor Apple products on Amazon's platform and limit competition from third-party sellers. The Spanish antitrust watchdog found that the companies restricted advertising and sales of competing electronics makers. This highlights the ongoing scrutiny of Big Tech companies for alleged antitrust violations.
The Epoch Times: Feds Aware of Affordability 'Concerns' Surrounding New Clean Fuel Regulations: Minister
Federal Minister Dominic LeBlanc acknowledges affordability concerns regarding the Clean Fuel Regulations. The government is exploring ways to address the issue and has discussed it with Atlantic premiers. The regulations aim to reduce carbon intensity in fuel and will gradually increase standards until 2030.
The Epoch Times: When China’s Economy Slumps, so Does Beijing’s Political Power
China’s economy is struggling, leading officials to offer illegal bribes to U.S. investors. The Chinese Communist Party is cracking down on successful private ventures and detaining business leaders. The regime's threats and violations of international law are causing a decline in foreign direct investment.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Is a Real Estate Crash on the Horizon for Canada?
Some economists predict a housing market crash in Canada due to factors like increasing immigration and lagging housing supply. However, others believe that the market will remain stable. They argue that the housing market is unable to generate enough supply to meet demand, and housing prices have been a good investment in the past. Immigration also puts upward pressure on prices, making a large correction unlikely. On the other hand, some experts foresee a 30-50% collapse in Canadian real estate prices due to the end of the global economic cycle. They argue that high levels of private debt and the inability to sustain leverage will lead to a correction in prices. Overall, the future of the Canadian housing market remains uncertain.
#military
Daily Wire: White House Acknowledges UFOs Having An ‘Impact’ On Pilots
The White House acknowledges UFOs impacting pilot training ranges and expresses a desire to investigate further. Navy pilots claim to have witnessed unusual flying objects during training exercises, leading to the release of videos and new reporting guidelines. The government has set up an office to investigate UFOs, and lawmakers are calling for more disclosures.
The Epoch Times: Quebec Gondola Crash Probe Continues; Victim Identified as Canadian Soldier
A military member died in a gondola crash at a Canadian resort. Sheldon Johnson, a member of the 5th Canadian Division, died in the incident while his partner is critically injured. The crash occurred when the gondola was struck by a drill rig being moved underneath. Authorities are investigating the cause.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: A Modern, Ancient, Eternal Tale
Caryll Houselander's novel "The Dry Wood" depicts holiness as a real possibility for people, emphasizing divine love and individuality. Set in a town outside London before World War Two, the story revolves around the aftermath of the death of the saintly parish priest, Fr. Malone, and the diverse characters connected to him. Through their journeys, the novel explores themes of faith, suffering, and the search for joy.
#health
Flag And Cross: Breast Milk Antibodies Vary, Impacting Infant Immunity: Study
Babies receive unique antibodies from their mothers through breast milk, which explains why some infants are more protected against infections than others. A lack of specific antibodies can lead to a life-threatening gut disease called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). NEC is more common in formula-fed babies compared to those fed breast milk. Antibodies from breast milk bind to bacteria in the intestine and prevent them from invading the host. Donor milk is a substitute or supplement for mothers who are unable to provide their own milk, but it has lower levels of antibodies.
The New American: America Enters Globalist Education-Indoctrination Agency - The New American
The Biden Administration is reversing Trump-era policies by sending a delegation to celebrate U.S. re-entry into UNESCO, an organization that influences America's K-12 education.
The Biden Department of Justice quietly removes information about child sex trafficking, the UN sets net-zero greenhouse gas emissions goal, and harmful contaminants in Covid jabs are linked to cancer.
Daily Wire: Unhinged OBGYN Insists Not Everyone Who Has A Baby Is A Woman
OB-GYN Danielle Jones scolds a woman on TikTok for claiming that giving birth is unique to women. Jones argues that not all patients who give birth are women and emphasizes the need for inclusive language. Critics challenge Jones's position, rejecting her language and dismissing her labels.
#crime
Daily Wire: Las Vegas Home Searched In Connection To Unsolved Murder Of Rapper Tupac Shakur: Authorities
Las Vegas police confirm search warrant served in connection to Tupac Shakur homicide investigation. Shakur's death, which occurred in 1996, remains unsolved.
The Blaze: DOJ quietly removes child sex trafficking info from website, sparking concern Biden admin is deprioritizing crime: Report
The Biden administration's Department of Justice (DOJ) removed sections discussing child sex trafficking from its website, sparking concern among survivors and advocates. The removed sections addressed domestic and international sex trafficking of minors, including trafficking over the border. Anti-child-trafficking advocates criticized the administration for deprioritizing the crime. The DOJ denied the accusations and stated that it continues to prioritize and fight against child exploitation and sex trafficking.
Fox News: New York suspect beats up elderly woman's 71-year-old son in mall confrontation: police
In Queens, New York, a 71-year-old man was assaulted at a mall after intervening in an altercation between his 88-year-old mother and another man. The suspect fled after the attack, leaving the victim with head injuries.
Fox News: Amateur soccer player charged with attempted homicide found dead in apparent suicide after referee assault
A soccer player in Buenos Aires is found dead with a gunshot wound after being charged with attempted homicide for assaulting a referee during a match. The player's widow claims he died by suicide.
Fox News: North Carolina man's murder, robbery convictions upheld in co-worker's death by state Court of Appeals
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld the murder and robbery convictions of a man for killing his co-worker seven years ago. The three-judge panel unanimously ruled in favor of upholding the convictions.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Film Review: ‘The Deepest Breath’
"The Deepest Breath" is a documentary that explores the extreme sport of freediving, where individuals push the limits of human endurance by diving deep underwater while holding their breath. The film showcases both the triumphs and failures of freedivers, emphasizing the dangers and risks associated with the sport. It follows the parallel paths of Italian diver Alessia Zecchini, who has achieved numerous world records, and Irish diver Stephen Keenan, who found his purpose in freediving later in life. The documentary offers a thrilling and inspirational look into the world of freediving.
Fox News: Bears' Justin Fields names himself as a top-five running quarterback of all time
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields believes he's a top-five running quarterback of all time, listing himself alongside Michael Vick, Cam Newton, Lamar Jackson, and Steve Young. Although Fields had a strong rushing performance in the previous season, the Bears struggled in their passing game. In the offseason, they acquired receiver D.J. Moore to improve their offensive capabilities. Fields expressed satisfaction with his chemistry with Moore and looks forward to training camp.
#science
Red State: Researchers Have Solved the Climate Change Problem – We Simply Need to Whitewash the U.S.
Researchers at Purdue University have developed the whitest paint on Earth, which reflects 98% of light. If this paint were used to cover 1-2% of the Earth's surface, it could potentially modulate global warming by reducing the amount of heat absorbed by the planet. However, due to the vast amount of ocean coverage, a significant amount of terrestrial property, roughly two to four million square miles, would be required to achieve this coverage.
#outdoors
On The Water: Featured Captain: Michelle Bancewicz - No Limits
Captain Michelle Bancewicz, the first female captain on Wicked Tuna, takes the author on a tuna fishing trip. They prepare their gear, catch bait, and anchor the boat for the night. The next day, they hook a giant bluefin tuna and successfully reel it in after a challenging fight.
Field & Stream: Bison Gores and "Significantly Injures" Arizona Woman in Yellowstone National Park
A woman from Phoenix, Arizona was charged and gored by a bison near Lake Yellowstone in Yellowstone National Park. She sustained significant injuries and was taken to a medical center for treatment. Bison can become more agitated during the rutting season, and visitors are advised to stay at least 25 yards away from them at all times.
#technology
Fox News: UN Security Council debates risks, benefits of AI: 'Responsibility to future generations'
The United Nations Security Council discussed the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). The potential for AI to be used for terrorist or criminal purposes was highlighted, along with the need for action to address these risks. The U.S. emphasized the positive uses of AI but also acknowledged its potential to intensify conflicts. The U.K. called for global governance of transformative technologies, while China argued against the control of AI by certain developed countries.
#other
Forbes: Jesse Watters Leads Fox News Channel’s New Prime Time Lineup To Ratings Win Monday Night
Fox News Channel's new lineup, featuring Jesse Watters Primetime at 8 p.m., had the highest ratings on Monday night, surpassing both CNN and MSNBC. The show drew over 2.4 million viewers, while Laura Ingraham at 7 p.m. and Greg Gutfeld at 10 p.m. also had strong ratings.
Field & Stream: Great White Sharks Are Now Prolific Off the Coast of Massachusetts
Great white sharks are increasingly being sighted off the coast of Massachusetts, with over 600 calling Cape Cod home during the summer months. The rebounding population of grey seals in the area has contributed to the rise in shark numbers. Despite public fear, shark attacks are rare, but beachgoers can now use the Sharktivity app to track sharks and report sightings.
Forbes: What Is Happening With Christine McVie’s $90 Million Fortune?
The late Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac left behind a fortune of $91 million. Her estate will be distributed to her brother and several nonprofits. Her former manager and a businessman will oversee the distribution. McVie was a key member of Fleetwood Mac and had a successful solo career as well.
Forbes: UPS Dispatchers And Pilots Would Honor Teamster Picket Lines In ‘Greatest Single Employer Strike Ever’
Teamsters Union strike at UPS could become the largest in U.S. history. Flight dispatchers and pilots are ready to honor the picket lines. The labor movement stands together in this fight.
Forbes: Rebirth Of A Brand: First Look At The New Babies R Us Store
WHP Global, the new owners of Babies R Us, have unveiled a flagship store at the American Dream mall in East Rutherford, N.J. The store will showcase the brand and offer a range of products for newborns. The revival of Babies R Us follows the success of the Toys R Us brand resurrection plan, with the flagship store serving as a springboard for future partnership deals and brand promotion.
Fox News: Tom Cruise’s stardom does not appeal to ‘Mummy’ co-star Jake Johnson: ‘I don’t want that’
Jake Johnson, co-star of Tom Cruise in "The Mummy," revealed in an interview that he doesn't desire the level of fame that Cruise has. Johnson witnessed the intense attention Cruise receives from fans during a dinner in Africa, and it made him realize that he prefers being a respected second-tier player rather than a superstar. Johnson decided earlier in his career that he didn't want to chase after Cruise levels of fame, as he wanted a regular life for himself and his family.