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#politics
American Thinker: This is what dictators do and what most Democrat campaign workers posing as journalists support
Biden has dictatorially cut off funds to states with abortion limits, written off student loans, and threatened schools over transgender sports policies. The Biden administration is illegally yanking Tennessee's Title X funding for being pro-life, depriving women of essential services. The media praises Biden while calling Trump a dictator.
Daily Wire: Brian Kemp Weighs In On Trump, DeSantis In 2024 GOP Primary
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp hinted at the possibility of entering the GOP presidential primary in a recent interview. While he stated that he is not currently running for president, he left the door open for future political opportunities. Kemp expressed skepticism about current national primary polls and emphasized the importance of focusing on the future rather than the past. He also praised Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his campaign's efforts. Kemp vowed to support whoever wins the GOP nomination and highlighted the need for Republicans to win in 2024, citing Biden's unpopularity as a potential advantage for Trump.
National Review: The Corner: Once Again, Texas Democrats Think This Is the Cycle They Beat Ted Cruz
Five years ago, Beto O’Rourke fell just short of defeating Ted Cruz in the Senate race. However, he was later seen as overrated and lacking substance. Texas Democrats now pin their hopes on Congressman Colin Allred, but winning Senate seats in Texas remains unlikely. Cruz's popularity hasn't changed significantly.
Red State: DeSantis Campaign Fires Staff Amid Big Fundraising Quarter, Dipping Poll Numbers
The DeSantis campaign is facing challenges, but fundraising numbers indicate a reallocation of resources rather than money issues. Republican support for DeSantis is declining, raising concerns among donors and supporters. The campaign is making staff changes and shifting its focus to a "Great American Comeback" rather than culture war issues. DeSantis aims to surpass Trump in the primary but needs to show results.
#foreignaffairs
Gataway Couple: What Is Money in Canada Called?
The official currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar (CAD). It is divided into cents like the USD. There are coins for 1, 2, 5, 10, and 25 cents, as well as banknotes for $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100. The exchange rate for USD to CAD fluctuates, so it's important to be aware of the current rate. There used to be a $2 bill, but it was replaced by a coin called the "toonie." There is no limit to how much cash you can bring into Canada, but amounts over $10,000 must be declared at the border. You can exchange your money at currency exchange offices, banks, or ATMs.
American Thinker: Visit of Israel's President Isaac Herzog to Washington, D.C. an opportunity to expose the Jew-hatred among Democrats in Congress
Israel's President, Isaac Herzog, will address Congress, but some Democrats, including anti-Semitic Rep. Ilhan Omar, plan to boycott. Progressive Caucus chair, Pramila Jayapal, criticized Israel as a "racist state." House Democrat leaders defend Israel, while Republicans schedule a vote on ties to Israel. The visit raises questions about House Democrats' stance on Israel and the changing role of Israel's head of state. Despite false accusations of Trump's anti-Semitism, the Progressive Caucus displays true venomous anti-Semitism.
#military
Fox News: Russian fighter jet buzzes manned US warplane over Syria, threatening crew
Russian fighter jets have been dangerously close to manned U.S. surveillance craft in the air over Syria, raising concerns about potential accidents and escalating tensions. Russian aircraft have been harassing American warplanes and drones in recent weeks, with multiple instances of close encounters. The U.S. military has urged Russian forces to cease this reckless behavior and focus on defeating ISIS.
#history
The Great Lakes Fisherman: ODJ TV YouTube Channel Episode 42: Yucatan Mayan Discovery (Part 1)
Angelo ventures deep into Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, uncovering the dark truth of "human sacrifice" hidden within bat-filled caves.
#health
Fox News: Be well: Start a garden and reap the health benefits
Gardening provides physical and mental health benefits, including improved fitness, reduced risk of diseases, boosted immune system, and increased vitamin D synthesis. It also promotes social connection and community engagement. Tending to plants has a calming effect, stimulates the senses, enhances focus, and encourages problem-solving and creativity. Gardening can even improve brain nerve growth factors related to memory. Plus, growing your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs allows access to fresh and organic produce, promoting healthier eating habits. Starting small and learning about your grow zone are important for success. Gardening and networking with other gardeners can be helpful for beginners.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Deaths of 4 Oregon Women Over 3 Months Are Linked, Authorities Say, Reversing Earlier Call
Four women's bodies were found in wooded areas in northwest Oregon. Initially thought to be unconnected, prosecutors have now announced that the cases are linked and at least one person of interest has been identified. The cause of death for the women has not been determined.
The Federalist Papers: Out of Control Crime in San Francisco Forces Walgreens to Implement Extreme Anti-Theft Measures
San Francisco is experiencing a surge in retail theft due to the city's soft-on-crime stance, leading to businesses implementing extreme security measures like locking up merchandise. Other major U.S. cities, also under Democratic leadership, are facing similar challenges. The financial impact has forced pharmacy chains to leave certain areas, and while these security measures may deter theft temporarily, they also inconvenience legitimate customers. The problem highlights the consequences of soft-on-crime policies and anti-police rhetoric.
Fox News: Manhattan US attorney insists on federal takeover of Rikers Island from Eric Adams admin: 'Collective failure'
Manhattan's U.S. Attorney plans to take control of Riker's Island jail complex from the mayor's administration due to its long-standing crisis and failure to make substantial progress in improving conditions. The mayor has resisted the federal takeover and claims that his administration has been working to stabilize Rikers. However, a court-appointed monitor has found that there has been little progress in implementing reforms and reducing the risk of harm to incarcerated individuals and staff.
#sports
Forbes: ‘Rebound’ Is A Real-Life Basketball Tale About Learning From Failure
'Rebound' is a film based on the true story of the Jungang High School basketball team that defied expectations and won many games. The director attempted to stick closely to the real events, showcasing the challenges the team faced. The cast consisted of actors who could play basketball well, giving a natural performance on screen.
Forbes: FootJoy Isn’t Resting On Its Laurels As It Celebrates 100 Years
FootJoy, the leading golf shoe brand, has a century-long history of success and innovation in the industry. The company has maintained its position as the No. 1 shoe in golf for 75 years and has also become the top glove brand. FootJoy's commitment to golf-specific design and innovation, as well as its strong relationships with players like Adam Scott and Justin Thomas, have contributed to its continued success. The brand has evolved and expanded globally, and its growing apparel category has helped drive its net sales. FootJoy remains focused on maintaining its position as a top golf brand through its dedication to performance, innovation, and the golfer's needs.
Fox News: Josh Jacobs on failed Raiders negotiations: 'We never tried to reset the market'
Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs failed to reach a contract extension, meaning he will play the 2023 season on the franchise tag. Jacobs had a stellar season in 2022 but will now have to sign the one-year tender worth around $10.1 million. He previously expressed his willingness to sit out training camp and even the season if a deal was not reached.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: RVers Share the Most Scenic Routes They've Ever Traveled
RVers seek out scenic highways to experience the breathtaking views of America's beautiful landscapes. Not all scenic drives are safe for RVs, so it's important to research and plan your route carefully. Some RV-friendly scenic drives include the Redwood Highway in California, the Alaska Highway, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. However, drives like Going-to-the-Sun Road, the Historic Columbia River Highway, the Million Dollar Highway, and the Needles Highway are not suitable for RVs. It's crucial to prioritize safety and make informed decisions when choosing a scenic route.
Fox News: Bison gores Arizona woman in Yellowstone National Park
An Arizona woman was gored by a bison at Yellowstone National Park. She suffered significant injuries to her chest and abdomen and was airlifted to a medical center. The incident is under investigation.
The Epoch Times: Australian Man and His Dog Rescued by Mexican Tuna Boat After Drifting 3 Months in the Pacific Ocean
Australian sailor Timothy Lyndsay Shaddock and his dog Bella were rescued by a Mexican tuna boat after being adrift at sea for three months. They were found in a precarious state, lacking provisions and shelter. The tuna boat's crew provided them with medical attention, food, and hydration.
Backpacker: The Naked Truth About Hiking Nude
Tips for hiking naked include applying sunscreen, staying hydrated, preventing chafing, checking local laws, hiking with friends, seeking solitude, using bug repellent, acting normal around clothed hikers, avoiding poison ivy, and having an emergency cover-up.
#technology
PJ Media: Meta's Threads Is Already Fraying
Meta's new social media platform, Threads, gained 100 million signups in a record-setting five days. However, the daily active user base is rapidly shrinking, with engagement dropping by more than two-thirds. Threads lacks interesting content and engagement, leading users to abandon the platform.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Never Forget Disney Refused to Release ‘Sound of Freedom’
Disney dumped a profitable movie, "Sound of Freedom," for five years, refusing to release it. The movie was acquired by 20th Century Fox but Disney did nothing with it. Eventually, Angel Studios acquired it and the movie will cross the $100 million mark in profit.
Forbes: Taylor Swift Breaks Her Historic Tie With Miley Cyrus With Another No. 1 Album
Taylor Swift's latest album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version), has claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200, breaking a record for consecutive No. 1 albums previously held by Miley Cyrus. Swift has now landed a new No. 1 album for five consecutive years, a feat never achieved by a female artist. Her reign atop the charts began in 2019 with Lover, and she continued her winning streak in 2020 with Folklore and Evermore. Swift's success places her among an elite group of artists who have achieved similar chart success.
American Thinker: NBC just repeats climate predictions by the UN, no matter how many previous dire projections have been 100% wrong
The media constantly spreads doomsday predictions about climate change without questioning their accuracy. They aim to mislead the public into supporting radical leftist policies. NBC recently repeated a ridiculous UN report claiming that the southern US would be unlivable by 2070 due to rising temperatures. This kind of fearmongering is unnecessary and irresponsible. In the past, similar predictions about global warming causing widespread devastation have been proven wrong. It's time for journalists to ask tough questions and present objective facts instead of blindly promoting an agenda.
Flag And Cross: Movie Stars Vs. C-Suite Brass: Hollywood Strike Gets Ugly As CEO Tells A-Listers Where To Go
Big-name actors should take a 25 percent pay cut to narrow the industry pay gap, according to former Hollywood studio chief Barry Diller. The Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA have been on strike, which could have devastating effects on the movie industry if a deal isn't reached by September 1. Disney CEO Bob Iger expressed concern over the strikes and blamed the actors for disrupting the business. One of the issues at hand is residual payments for actors and writers, and the advancement of AI technology is also a point of contention.