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#politics
The Epoch Times: 2024 GOP Presidential Candidates React to Potential Trump Jan. 6 Indictment
Several contenders in the 2024 Republican presidential race react to news that former President Donald Trump may be indicted for the breach at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump claims it is a "WITCH HUNT" and "ELECTION INTERFERENCE" by President Biden's administration. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says Trump could have done more to stop the chaos, but criminal charges are different. Businessman Vivek Ramaswamy calls potential charges "un-American" and warns of a dangerous precedent. Nikki Haley suggests Trump should withdraw from the race to focus on critical issues. Asa Hutchinson believes Trump's actions disqualify him and calls for him to suspend his campaign.
Fox News: DeSantis rails against media narratives against him, calls out CNN during interview with Jake Tapper
Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defended himself against media narratives during a CNN interview. He highlighted his successes as governor and dismissed claims that he is less electable than former President Trump. DeSantis criticized the media's focus on his campaign and stated that he is focused on state-specific issues.
Breitbart: DeSantis on Trump: 'I Hope He Doesn't Get Charged' for January 6 -- Won't Be Good for the Country
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida expressed his hope that former President Donald Trump will not be charged for his actions related to the events of January 6, 2021. DeSantis argued against criminalizing political differences and emphasized the need for a single standard of justice. He also stressed the importance of focusing on the country's future rather than dwelling on past events.
The Epoch Times: Merrick Garland and DOJ Sued for Not Requiring Hunter Biden to Register as a Foreign Agent
A lawsuit has been filed against Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice (DOJ) for allegedly failing to enforce Hunter Biden's registration as a foreign agent. The lawsuit claims that the DOJ should have required Biden to register while serving on the board of a Ukrainian energy firm and conducting business deals with a Chinese oil magnate. The lawsuit argues that the DOJ had knowledge of Biden's activities but failed to take action.
Breitbart: 'Absolute Bullsh*t': GOP Lawmakers React to Trump Targeted in J6 Probe
Republican lawmakers defend former President Donald Trump after he announces he is a target in the January 6 probe. They claim it is a politically motivated witch hunt by the Biden administration to interfere with the 2024 election.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Seditious Conspiracy Likely Charge if Trump January 6 Grand Jury Investigation Reaches Indictment
President Donald Trump faces the likely charge of seditious conspiracy as a result of a grand jury investigation into his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot. Trump claims he was informed of the investigation through a letter from the office of special counsel Jack Smith. Prosecutors may seek his voluntary appearance before considering a subpoena. The charge of seditious conspiracy is broad and could be based on Trump's comment to the Proud Boys to "stand down and stand by." This charge could also extend to other individuals in Trump's orbit.
Fox News: Louisiana Republicans vote to override governor’s veto on minor gender surgery ban
Louisiana's Republican-majority House overrides Democratic governor's veto on a bill banning sex reassignment surgeries and treatments for minors.
HB 648, or the Stop Harming Our Kids Act, prohibits doctors in Louisiana from performing gender-reassignment surgeries and prescribing hormones and puberty blockers to minors. Senate vote needed. Governor believes bill denies healthcare to a vulnerable group of children.
Fox News: A Trump Jan. 6 indictment would be bad news for DeSantis: ex-Bush aide
Former President Donald Trump is facing a third indictment in relation to the Capitol riot, which could impact his 2024 campaign and overshadow GOP rivals like Ron DeSantis. Trump expects to be arrested and indicted after receiving a target letter from Special Counsel Jack Smith. The indictment could boost Trump's poll numbers and campaign funding, as seen in previous cases.
Governor Ron DeSantis may be negatively affected by Trump's potential indictment, as it could help Trump secure the nomination for the 2024 presidential election. DeSantis expressed skepticism about the politicization of institutions like the FBI and DOJ. The indictment is viewed by some as politically motivated and could ultimately lead to another victory for Trump in 2024.
The Federalist Papers: Blue State Residents Now Being Asked to Let Border Crossers Stay in Their Homes
Democrats and Wall Street Journal-type Republicans are importing voters and securing cheap labor, leading to a strain on social services and a potential homelessness issue. Massachusetts residents are being asked to take in immigrants, including refugees from Haiti, but the status of the rest of the immigrants is unknown. In normal times, Americans would offer shelter to refugees, but the current situation is different. Massachusetts towns and cities are spending millions on refugees, while exclusive addresses remain unaffected. Homeowners are being asked to temporarily house refugees with no compensation.
Foreign Policy: Where Is China’s Foreign Minister?
The Chinese Foreign Minister's absence sparks speculation about a government investigation. Rumors about missing political figures in China are common due to the CCP's obsession with secrecy and disappearances have increased under President Xi Jinping. Another possible explanation for the minister's absence could be a bad case of COVID-19.
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry visits Beijing for climate talks, hoping to improve diplomatic relations between China and the United States. However, there is skepticism about the effectiveness of these talks. Anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spreads false claims about COVID-19 being an ethnically targeted bioweapon, fueling mutual delusions between U.S. and Chinese nationalists.
The Right Scoop: Here’s the White House’s defense of Biden’s lie on real wages getting fact-checked
Biden claims real wages are higher than pre-pandemic, but fact-checkers say it's not true. The White House dismisses the fact-check and offers no substantial defense.
#society
Daily Wire: Former Pedophile Advocacy Group Spokesman Writes Bloomberg Hit Piece On ‘Sound Of Freedom’
A former Prostasia spokesman wrote a hit piece criticizing the anti-child trafficking film "Sound of Freedom" in Bloomberg. The article claims the film has been embraced by the far right and Christians, and links it to the conspiracy theory QAnon. Critics accuse Prostasia of normalizing pedophilia.
Fox News: 'America's Cultural Revolution': How the radical left conquered our culture
In 1975, Soviet dissident Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn exposed the truth about American radical Angela Davis, who was celebrated by the Soviets but had no sympathy for political prisoners in Czechoslovakia. Christopher Rufo's book, "America's Cultural Revolution," reveals how left-wing activists have infiltrated institutions and spread their ideology, leading to the current state of upheaval in America. The revolution aims to replace individual rights with group-identity-based rights and suppress speech, but there is still hope for a counter-revolution and the revival of freedom and equality.
PJ Media: In-N-Out Bans Masks for Workers, COVID Cultists Melt Down
In-N-Out Burger implements a policy prohibiting workers from wearing masks without a doctor's note. The decision aims to prioritize customer service and facial expressions. Critics argue against discrimination and the debunked effectiveness of masking.
American Thinker: The ‘transgender’ cohort is now targeting babies in utero
The "transgender" ideology is a war on reality, denying biological facts. Pregnant women who claim to be men or non-binary are prioritizing their own mental health over the well-being of their babies. Medical professionals and ethicists are advocating for the continuation of testosterone therapy during pregnancy, disregarding the health risks to the fetus. This shift in ideology reflects a lack of moral principles and threatens the well-being of future generations.
The Babylon Bee: Lust From Victoria's Secret Mailers Down 800%
A study reveals that Victoria's Secret mailers have seen a drastic decline in the level of sinful lust, attributed to the use of less seductive models. Participants expressed disappointment and even Lucifer himself weighs in on the issue, torn between deconstructing beauty and the lack of tantalizing lust.
The Blaze: Video captures moment emergency slide falls from United Airlines plane. It landed in a Chicago neighborhood.
An emergency slide fell from a United Airlines plane near O'Hare International Airport, damaging a home. There were no injuries. The incident is being investigated.
#war
National Review: Navy Deploys Submarine with Nuclear Capabilities to South Korea amid Escalating Tensions
The US sent a nuclear submarine to South Korea amid rising tensions with North Korea. North Korea responded by launching short-range ballistic missiles. Additionally, an American soldier crossed the border into North Korea without authorization, causing concern for his welfare.
Daily Wire: No, Trump Didn’t Overhaul His Ukraine Peace Plan
Former President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to ending the Ukraine-Russia War within 24 hours if he were to return to office. In a recent interview, Trump outlined a strategy of shuttle diplomacy with Ukraine's President and Russian President, using flattery, warnings, threats, concessions, and leverage to make a peace deal. His remarks were interpreted differently by his opponents, but Trump's approach to foreign policy has always been unconventional and unpredictable.
Red State: Russia's Bridge to Crimea Heavily Damaged...Again...by Ukrainian Attack
Ukraine claims responsibility for the attack on the Kerch Strait Bridge using naval drones, causing significant damage. Two people were killed in the blast. The attack follows a previous Ukrainian UAV/USV attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet home port of Sevastopol. The bridge, a crucial supply route for Russia, is now heavily damaged and traffic is restricted to one lane. This attack severely impacts the Russian military's ability to supply and defend Occupied Crimea and Occupied Kherson.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Biden Administration Is Slow-Walking Taiwan Arms Sales, Holding Back on China Sanctions, House GOP Says
The Biden administration is facing criticism from Republicans for not aggressively imposing sanctions on Chinese companies and for delaying approvals for Taiwan weapons purchases. The Republicans claim that the administration fears angering the Chinese Communist Party and that this has been noticed by the CCP and other nations. They also question the State Department's enforcement of human rights sanctions and export controls on Huawei. Additionally, they express concerns about the backlog of weapons deliveries to Taiwan and the administration's response to Chinese provocations.
Human Events: UK moves to DEPORT asylum seekers to curb illegal immigration
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's asylum plan to send refugees to Rwanda is set to become law, despite opposition from the House of Lords. The bill has faced criticism for being cruel and ineffective, and the UN human rights chief has raised concerns about its impact on asylum obligations. Deportations to Rwanda will begin next year as part of the government's efforts to curb migration by boat from France.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Economists Debate Retail Sales Report While Traders Maintain Confidence In Upcoming Fed Hike
Economists have differing opinions on the June retail sales report. Some suggest a cooling off of consumer activity, with declines in grocery store sales but solid growth in electronics and online sales. Loan rejection rates have also increased for individuals with lower credit ratings. However, consumer spending growth in the second quarter exceeded expectations, driven by wealthier households, and consumer spending is expected to continue driving the economy. There are mixed signals about the economy's health, with underlying retail sales increasing but industrial production declining.
#culture
The Blaze: Country star Luke Combs VILLAINIZED as a white supremacist over Tracy Chapman cover
Luke Combs' cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" is topping the charts, causing controversy. The left accuses Combs of selfishness and racism, but Tracy Chapman herself supports him.
#health
Fox News: Dementia patients who take opioids face 'worrisome' death risk, new study finds
Opioid use increases death risk for dementia patients, especially in the first two weeks after starting medication. The risk is even higher for those using fentanyl patches. Strong opioids result in a six times higher risk of death compared to dementia patients not taking medication. Experts advise caution when prescribing opioids to dementia patients. The need for safe pain management is emphasized. More research is needed to determine why opioid use increases death risk in dementia patients. Hashtag:
The New American: Canadian Study Links Climate Change to Blindness - The New American
Canadian researchers have published a study suggesting a link between climate change and increased incidences of blindness, especially in older individuals. The study found that people in warmer states such as Florida were 44% more likely to have severe eye problems. While the study was observational and did not establish a causal effect, it implied that such a link was probable.
Flag And Cross: Frequent Heading In Soccer Raises Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds
Repeatedly heading a soccer ball can significantly increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's and dementia, especially for players who do it more than 15 times per match or training session. A study conducted on retired professional players in England revealed that reporting six to 15 headers per session led to a threefold risk of cognitive impairment, while reporting over 15 headers had a 3.5 times higher risk. This new research adds to the evidence that contact sports like soccer can have long-term consequences on brain health.
The Epoch Times: Woman Refused Transplant Over Vaccination Reaches Settlement
An Alberta woman refused a life-saving organ transplant due to her vaccine status has reached a settlement with Alberta Health Services. The lawsuit claimed negligence. The settlement details are confidential, but funds raised will go towards her ongoing healthcare needs.
The New American: Guess What Just Happened to a Prominent Covid Mask and Vaccine Fanatic? - The New American
Prominent physician Bob Wachter, who advocated for mask and vaccine mandates, contracted COVID-19 and ended up in the hospital. Despite his strict adherence to COVID rituals, he still fell ill. This highlights the irony of extreme COVID precautions.
#crime
Fox News: Gilgo Beach murders suspect: Las Vegas police reviewing unsolved cases to see if Rex Heuermann is involved
Las Vegas authorities are reviewing unsolved cases to see if accused serial murderer Rex Heuermann is connected to them. Heuermann, who owns a timeshare in Las Vegas, was charged with murder in New York for the deaths of three women. Las Vegas police are investigating possible involvement in their unsolved cases.
Flag And Cross: Beloved Shetland Pony Stolen, Owners Distraught
Thieves have stolen a beloved Shetland pony named Maisey from her paddock in Wiltshire, England. The owners are devastated and the police are investigating the theft. Maisey, who suffers from laminitis, needs to be properly cared for or she could be at risk.
Human Events: 6 German men arrested in Spain, accused of raping 18-year-old
woman in Mallorca
Spanish authorities arrest six German men accused of gang raping an 18-year-old woman on the vacation island of Mallorca. The men, aged 20-21, allegedly prevented the victim from leaving the hotel room before the attack.
Fox News: Texas man guilty of shooting stranger 15 times sentenced to 50 years behind bars
A man in Houston, Texas, is sentenced to 50 years in prison for shooting and killing a stranger over a car dispute. Elijah Malik Kaluanya, 27, accused Demrick Thomas, 34, of dinging his Mercedes and shot him 15 times. Surveillance footage showed that Thomas did not damage Kaluanya's car.
The Epoch Times: 4 Suspects Arrested in Beverly Hills Street Robbery
Four suspects have been arrested for an armed robbery in Beverly Hills. The victims were forced to hand over their watches at gunpoint. The suspects were apprehended after a traffic stop and two handguns and the stolen watches were recovered.
Fox News: Pro wrestler Teddy Hart arrested on drug possession charges
Professional wrestler Edward Annis, also known as Teddy Hart, was arrested in Florida for drug possession and running a red light. Annis, the nephew of WWE legend Bret Hart, was found with MDMA ecstasy and another controlled substance. He has previously been arrested for drug charges.
Daily Wire: 16 Pro-Trump ‘False Electors’ Charged With Felonies In Michigan
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges against 16 residents for their alleged role in a scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election. The defendants signed false documents to award the state's electoral votes to their preferred candidate. They face multiple felony charges including forgery and election law violations.
#sports
Fox News: Michael Block stuns DJ Khaled with incredible golf shot ahead of star-studded tournament
Music mogul DJ Khaled hosts a celebrity golf tournament featuring golf star Michael Block. Khaled is passionate about golf and aims to go pro, while Block has made a name for himself with impressive performances. The tournament attracts high-profile players and sponsors.
Fox News: Bill Belichick is ‘absolutely not’ the best coach of all time, former Patriots cornerback says
Cornerback Asante Samuel, who played under Bill Belichick for the New England Patriots, disagrees with the consensus that Belichick is the best coach ever. Samuel believes that the Patriots dynasty was all because of Tom Brady, and that Belichick's success is due to having Brady as his quarterback. This isn't the first time Samuel has criticized Belichick and the "Patriot Way." Samuel said he would consider Belichick the greatest coach of all time if he wins a Super Bowl without Brady.
Forbes: Northwestern Sued For ‘Systemic’ Hazing And Harassment On Football Team
A former Northwestern University football player sues university officials and former head coach Pat Fitzgerald for alleged hazing, harassment, and abuse of athletes. The lawsuit also implicates President Michael Schill, former President Morton Schapiro, athletic director Derrick Gragg, and the board of trustees. The former player seeks damages in excess of $50,000.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: Best Paracord Projects To Craft Useful Items For Survival
Looking for a list of paracord projects? Check out these survival tools that can be made from paracord, including a belt, bullwhip, lanyard, rifle sling, monkey fist, grab handles, snow shoes, and more. These projects are useful for survival and make the most out of the strong and versatile nature of paracord.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Filmmaker James Cameron Calls Titan Submersible Implosion 'Extreme Outlier'
Canadian filmmaker and deep-sea explorer James Cameron blames faulty engineering for the implosion of the Titan submersible that killed five people on its way to the Titanic wreckage. OceanGate, the owner of the submersible, has ceased operations. Cameron emphasizes the need for proper engineering and preparation to ensure safety in underwater expeditions. He mentions the deep submergence community's long record of safety and expects new regulations specifically for vessels carrying passengers.
#other
Forbes: Three Reasons Oil And Gas Should Keep An Eye On The Battery Transition
The future of oil and gas production may be threatened by renewable energies and the growth of batteries. Electric vehicles (EVs) powered by small batteries could displace gasoline cars and lead to a decline in oil production. Home batteries that store rooftop solar energy and grid batteries that store energy from wind and solar farms could also reduce the need for coal and natural gas fuel in power plants. The strong growth of home and grid batteries in Australia serves as a lesson for the future of the United States.