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#politics
American Thinker: So Trump's the one who is going to be a dictator?
The New York Times accuses President Trump of planning to expand his power if re-elected. They claim he wants to control agencies like the FCC and the FTC, and impound funds. The Times worries about Trump impounding funds, but he hasn't done it, unlike Biden who has cut off funds to states for limiting abortion. The Biden administration is using federal agencies to bully Tennessee for its pro-life laws and is depriving women of healthcare services. Biden also bypasses Congress by canceling student loans and opened the border, while the media praises him and called Trump a dictator.
National Review: ‘We Have a Problem’: Georgia Legislature’s First Black Republican Woman Explains Why She Switched Parties
Georgia state representative Mesha Mainor recently switched parties, becoming a Republican after facing opposition and sabotage from the Democrats. Mainor's decision was driven by her desire to prioritize the needs and wants of her community, including support for school choice. Although she has faced criticism and backlash, Mainor remains steadfast in her faith and confident in her decision.
Fox News: Police departments across America using AI to analyze officers' bodycam video
Law enforcement is using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze body camera footage, detecting critical situations, use-of-force, and officers' behavior. Truleo's AI platform provides an automated analysis that is readily available to supervisors within minutes, improving trust, and transparency in communities.
Truleo's AI tools aim to address the issue of under-reviewed body camera videos, alerting police supervisors to patterns of behavior that require correction. The company has partnered with 20 police departments and plans to secure contracts with more by 2024. However, concerns about transparency and oversight have been raised, with critics arguing that community review is still essential.
Fox News: Dems warn of 30-foot sea level rise without action on climate, call for ‘recovery plan’
House Democrats introduced a resolution warning of a potential rise in sea levels of 15-30 feet by 2100 due to climate change. The resolution emphasizes the disproportionate impact on children's mental health and fundamental rights, calling for government action to counter the threat.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Admin Awards Massive No-Bid Contracts to Dem-Connected Firm with $600k Tax Lien
The Biden administration has awarded no-bid contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars to private companies, including one with unpaid taxes, to house illegal immigrants at the southern border. Deployed Resources, the contractor in question, owes over $585,000 in unpaid taxes but received $964 million in federal contracts this year. The company has ties to the Democratic Party, raising concerns about ethical practices and oversight.
Fox News: GOP demands John Kerry flight records to determine cost, carbon emissions of private flight
Two House Republicans want John Kerry's flight records to determine military spending and carbon emissions from his travel. Kerry admitted to taking five military flights. Republicans are questioning the use of military flights and private jet travel for official business.
Fox News: Jordan threatens to hold FBI Director Wray in contempt of Congress
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, claiming that the FBI has failed to comply with congressional subpoenas. The letter stated that if the FBI does not comply by July 25, the committee will take action, such as holding Wray in contempt of Congress. The subpoenas in question are related to FBI surveillance of parents at school board meetings and an eight-page memo on "radical traditionalist" Catholics.
Washington Free Beacon: Rubén Gallego Rakes in Lobbyist Cash as He Blasts Sinema Over Ties to 'Deep-Pocketed Lobbyists'
Democratic Rep. Rubén Gallego criticized Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's ties to lobbyists but has his own financial ties with lobbyists. Gallego accepted contributions from lobbyists representing corporations with significant business before the federal government. He is also married to the director of government relations at the National Association of Realtors, a major lobbying organization. Gallego took an all-expenses-paid trip to Qatar funded by a trade group known for sponsoring Islamic terrorist organizations. His campaign adviser has a felony conviction for embezzlement.
Liberty Nation: Machete-Carrying Honduran Migrants Run San Francisco Drug Market
California Democrats' support of illegal immigration is contributing to the destruction of major cities in the state. An investigative report reveals that violent Honduran migrants control the drug market in San Francisco. The city, along with Los Angeles, is a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants, leading to social issues and violence.
#society
The Federalist: Miranda Lambert Is Right: Put Your Stupid Phone Down
Miranda Lambert gets fed up with fans taking distracting selfies during her concert. She calls them out and expresses frustration, highlighting the prevalence of phones and the lack of respect for others' experiences. Lambert's plea for selflessness and focus on the music resonates with many, emphasizing the need for a properly functioning society.
Fox News: Media's outrage at Luke Combs covering Tracy Chapman's 'Fast Car' underscores obsession with race: critics
Media critics argue that the media's focus on race in the success of Luke Combs' cover of Tracy Chapman's song "Fast Car" is divisive and unnecessary. Tracy Chapman herself has praised Combs and is happy to see him succeed with the cover. The media's obsession with injecting race into everything only serves to further divide Americans.
National Review: The Internet Is No Place to Grow Up. Go West, Young Man
Washington, D.C. is not an ideal place to live, with its high rent, bad food, disgusting dust, and deplorable morals. Instead, young men should go west, like Horace Greeley said, and grow up with the country. Garnet, Montana, a former boomtown, offers an adventurous spirit the opportunity to live in a remote town during the summer, experiencing the echoes of the American frontier. The internet, while connecting the world, has negatively impacted young men's physical and mental health, leading to the need for a physical frontier where they can experience adventure, risk, and meaningful virtue. Remote work and declining towns provide opportunities for young men to thrive and revitalize communities. So, go west and grow up with your country, because the internet is no place for a young man to develop.
#war
Fox News: Anderson Cooper clashes with left-wing presidential candidate Cornel West over Ukraine war: ‘Out of your mind'
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper engages in a heated discussion with Green Party presidential candidate Cornel West about America's involvement in the Ukraine war. Cooper argues that Ukrainians are thankful for the support they receive from NATO and the US, while West criticizes NATO expansion and calls for a cease-fire. The conversation also touches on Russia's actions in Ukraine and the war in Iraq.
American Thinker: The Ukraine counteroffensive is a dud so far
Ukraine has launched a counteroffensive against Russia, but their conservative tactics have not gained much territory. With a lack of aggressive moves from both sides, the war is likely to result in minimal gains and a prolonged stalemate.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: Boycott-Israel Movement Comes to Congress
Progressive Democrats are increasingly boycotting events related to Israel, showing a growing hostility towards the nation. President Isaac Herzog's speech to Congress was boycotted by at least five progressive Democrats, including Representative Ilhan Omar and "Squad" members. The left-wing Netroots Nation conference also became a forum for Israel-bashing. Gallup polls show a decline in support for Israelis among Democrats, indicating a broader anti-Israel trend within the party.
Forbes: American Citizen Detained In North Korea After Crossing Border From South Korea
A U.S. national was detained in North Korea after crossing from South Korea, raising tensions in the region.
Fox News: North Korea detains US national who crossed Military Demarcation Line
A U.S. national on a tour of the Korean DMZ crossed into North Korea without authorization and is now detained.
Foreign Policy: China’s Border Talks With Bhutan Are Aimed at India
China's efforts to manipulate democracy in Nepal and gain control over disputed regions in Bhutan pose a strategic threat to India. The disputed Doklam plateau is of particular importance, as Chinese control would give Beijing an advantage in potential military conflict with India. The resolution of this issue between China and Bhutan will have significant implications for peace in the region and the Sino-Indian border crisis.
#economy
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre torched for claiming 'wages are up' because of 'Bidenomics': 'The economy stinks, ma'am'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced pushback on social media after claiming that wages were up for Americans despite a fact-check annotation on President Biden's tweet. Twitter users criticized Jean-Pierre's assertion about wages and her claims about Bidenomics. The press secretary repeatedly defended Biden's economy, insisting that wages had increased, despite criticism of record-high inflation levels during his administration.
#military
The Federalist: Biden Admin: Military Has ‘Sacred Obligation’ To Abort Babies
The White House supports federal funding for abortions in the military, calling it a "sacred obligation." Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced paid leave and travel for abortions, which has led to criticism from Rep. Tommy Tuberville. The military's embrace of far-left social policies, including accommodating transgender individuals, is affecting military readiness and recruitment levels.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: After 2019 Heartbreak, South Korea Eye Redemption
South Korea's women's football team is determined to perform better at the FIFA Women's World Cup after a disappointing showing in 2019. Under new coach Colin Bell, the team has become more competitive, reaching the final of the Asian Cup last year. Despite being in a tough group with Germany, Morocco, and Colombia, South Korea is confident in their ability to advance to the round of 16. Many of the players, including Ji So-yun, see this World Cup as their last opportunity and are motivated to leave a lasting impact on younger players.
Fox News: Cristiano Ronaldo believes Saudi Pro League is 'better than MLS'
As Lionel Messi prepares to join Inter Miami, Cristiano Ronaldo dismisses the possibility of playing in MLS, stating that the Saudi league is superior. Ronaldo believes European football has declined in quality and states he won't return to any European club. He predicts that more players will follow his lead and play in Saudi Arabia, surpassing the Dutch and Turkish leagues.
#outdoors
ATV Outdoors: How to Start an ATV with Bad Starter: Rive Your Ride | ATV Outdoors
Starting an ATV with a bad starter can be a challenge. There are three methods to start it: using a screwdriver on the solenoid, jump starting with help from another ATV or car, or using the push start method. It's important to fix the starter as soon as possible to avoid further issues.
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Fox News: Home improvement projects to tackle in the summertime
Summer is the prime time for home improvement projects like painting, creating a backyard oasis, installing a pool, power washing, replacing windows, working on landscaping, and starting a garden. It is important to consider location and weather conditions when planning these projects.