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#politics
Fox News: Nancy Pelosi defends Biden against attacks on age: 'He's a kid to me'
Nancy Pelosi defends President Biden's age, describing him as a "kid" and saying age is relative. She emphasizes his experience and knowledge, and dismisses criticism as an excuse. Critics have expressed concerns about Biden's age and its impact on his energy and ability to serve.
The Federalist Papers: 'Real Reason’ Behind Special Counsel Plan to Indict Trump for Jan. 6 Is the 14th Amendment
Former President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he is the subject of an investigation related to the Jan. 6 Capitol incursion. The investigation is likely a desperate campaign strategy to prevent Trump from running in the 2024 election.
Fox News: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs package of bills expanding voter rights in the state
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed new bipartisan legislation expanding voter rights in Michigan, allowing for early voting and early tabulation of absentee ballots. Voters now have a website to track their ballots, can fix errors, and use various forms of identification. The law also requires each municipality to have secure drop boxes for absentee ballots.
The Epoch Times: UK Civil Service Chief Confirms Probe Into Scotland's Independence Spending
Cabinet Secretary Simon Case is investigating the Scottish government's spending on independence. The Scottish Labour Party raised concerns about taxpayer money supporting ministers who want to break up the United Kingdom. The debate revolves around whether civil servants should focus on reserved areas of public spending, such as the constitution.
PJ Media: DOJ Warned Hunter Biden Investigator Not to Answer House Committee's Questions
The FBI's efforts to protect Hunter Biden are worse than expected. FBI general counsel Jason Jones instructed an agent not to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee regarding the ongoing case. This raises concerns about the FBI hindering demands for records and testimony.
Flag And Cross: High Court To Hear Petition Demanding Netanyahu's Removal
Israel’s Supreme Court will hear a petition to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu due to alleged conflict of interest violations. The petition, filed by a group called "Fortress of Democracy," claims that Netanyahu's actions as prime minister violate prohibitions and restrictions. Former IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. (res.) Dan Halutz and 39 other senior officials signed the petition. The court rejected similar petitions in the past, but this case will be discussed soon.
#society
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Kirk Cameron reveals how the American Library
Association seeks to prevent public readings of Christian
children’s books
Actor and author Kirk Cameron discusses how the American Library Association is trying to block his book tour, which offers an alternative to Drag Queen Story Hour events. Cameron claims that the ALA, led by a lesbian Marxist president, is instructing librarians to deny access to his books and create programming to prevent his events. Brave Books, Cameron's team, has called for a government investigation into the ALA.
The Epoch Times: Smears for Money
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) claims there are over 1,200 hate and anti-government groups in America, causing fear and pain in marginalized communities. However, the SPLC is now accused of smearing good people who criticize radical Islam and associate with conservatives. The center's hate list includes Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Family Research Council, and the Ruth Institute, causing them to face backlash and financial consequences. The SPLC's fundraising practices and offshore accounts have come under scrutiny, revealing their true motivations. The center even labels groups like Moms for Liberty as extremists while ignoring Antifa's violent actions.
National Review: The Corner: The Transgender Escape Hatch
In my review of Elliot (formerly Ellen) Page's memoir, I observe that Page delves into her resentment towards being a woman but doesn't explore the underlying reasons for identifying as a man. It appears that transgenderism served as an outlet for her.
Fox News: Landyn Hutchinson, wife of former NFL star, talks about her 'job' in relationship as he played: 'A lost art'
Landyn Hutchinson, wife of former NFL star Steve Hutchinson, opened up in a podcast about her life as a football wife. She talked about her relationship with her husband and her interactions with other NFL wives and girlfriends. She embraced the role of a traditional 1950s wife, taking pride in being the best wife and mother she could be.
#war
The Epoch Times: The Korean Armistice’s Iffy Anniversary: Korea Is a Forever War
The Korean War armistice is not a peace treaty, and fighting has never stopped along the DMZ. Examples include the DMZ Conflict and North Korea's recent missile test. The threat of war and potential nuclear holocaust remains, with North Korea using it as an extortion game. The upgrade of their nuclear weapons could be attributed to China or Vladimir Putin, and a detonation in Asia could have implications for Ukraine. The war is not over, and the anniversary serves as a reminder of ongoing tensions.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russian forces seize control of coal mine, yet lose half of troops
Russian forces seize control of a coal mine near Krasnohorivka in Ukraine, but suffer heavy casualties, losing half of their troops and vehicles.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Have You Made Your Peace With Free Trade?
The traditional American ideal of free trade with minimal political connections to foreign nations, as advocated by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, has been increasingly debated in recent years. The United States has vacillated on the issue, with periods of free trade followed by protectionism and tariffs. The Trump administration implemented radical tariffs on imported goods, destabilizing expectations and reducing the country's reliability as a trading partner. While President Biden has made efforts to normalize trade relations, the debate over free trade and its impact on the U.S. economy and industrial base continues.
The Epoch Times: Competition Commissioner Sticks With Claims That Cineplex Uses 'Deceptive' Marketing
The competition commissioner accuses Cineplex of deceptive marketing practices involving hidden fees for movie tickets. Cineplex denies the allegations, arguing that it is transparent about the fees. The issue revolves around the disclosure of the full ticket price on the first page of Cineplex's website and app.
The Epoch Times: Las Vegas Rent Decreasing
In 2022, Americans faced financial hardship with inflation and rent increases. Las Vegas experienced the highest rent increase of 40% due to inflation and a lack of inventory. However, prices are now starting to decrease as multifamily housing becomes more available and the population growth slows down. Landlords are offering concessions, making negotiations possible at lease renewal.
Fox News: Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders hasn't ruled out special legislative session on tax cuts
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders considers special legislative session on tax cuts after Arkansas surplus.
#culture
Fox News: Vivek Ramswamy defends country singer canceled for anti-crime, pro-gun anthem: ‘Altar of censorship’
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy defended country singer Jason Aldean's anti-crime, pro-gun song about the 2020 riots, criticizing those who support violent music but condemn Aldean. Aldean faced accusations of racism for the video's setting but pushed back, stating that the song was not intended to be racist. The media coverage against Aldean has been largely negative, with outlets calling the song and video controversial.
Flag And Cross: ¿Qué Hacemos Con Las Palabras Que Nos Hacen Quedar Mal?
In Catalonia, alternative words are used to avoid offensive language. For example, in the sport of rowing, the term "remera" (female rower) sounds similar to the Spanish word for prostitute. The word "conyeta" is used instead. Similarly, place names have been changed to avoid offensive meanings, such as Bompàs changing from Malpàs (bad pass) and Bellvitge changing from Malvitge (bad life). There are also rocks with suggestive shapes, like the Cavall Bernat, which was originally called "Carall Armat" (armed penis). The language finds creative ways to avoid offensive words.
#health
Fox News: Texas mosquito trap tests positive for West Nile virus, second time in weeks
A second mosquito trap in Texas tested positive for West Nile virus. Health officials advise reducing mosquitoes by eliminating standing water.
The Epoch Times: New Drug Could Prevent COVID-19 and Future Variants
Australian scientists have developed a new drug that can prevent and treat COVID-19, including new variants. The drug reprograms the ACE-2 receptor to block virus entry and reduce inflammation. It may also have potential in treating other inflammatory diseases.
#education
Fox News: California State University mishandled several sexual harassment claims against employees, audit finds
California State University mishandled sexual harassment cases, closed without explanation, lacking policy on addressing it, need for changes.
#crime
The Epoch Times: California DA Pamela Price Compares Recall Efforts to Jan. 6 as She Faces Criticism Over Policies
California District Attorney Pamela Price is facing criticism for her progressive criminal justice policies, and she defended herself by comparing the recall effort against her to the Capitol breach on January 6, 2021. A committee called Save Alameda for Everyone has been formed to remove Price, with concerns raised about her handling of a freeway shooting case. Former Deputy District Attorney Amilcar "Butch" Ford has also been charged for breaching professional rules and codes of conduct. Price has accused the media of unjustly attacking her and called out local news outlet ABC7.
Fox News: Funeral services set for slain North Dakota police officer who was killed in shooting
Funeral services are scheduled for the Fargo police officer killed in a shooting, while two other officers injured are recovering. The motive for the shooting is unknown and investigations are ongoing. Flags are being flown at half-staff to honor the fallen officer.
Fox News: Michigan judge denies school shooter's request to dismiss possibility of life in prison without parole
Ethan Crumbley pleaded guilty to 24 charges, including first-degree murder, for a school shooting that killed four students in Michigan. The judge denied Crumbley's requests to take life without parole off the table and to prevent school eyewitnesses from testifying.
Fox News: Connecticut tractor-trailer leaking human waste causes multiple crashes on Interstate 95, police say
A leaking tractor-trailer carrying human waste caused 10 accidents on Interstate 95 in Bridgeport. The driver, Shaky Joseph, was charged with multiple offenses. The accidents involved two state police cruisers and resulted in the closure of the northbound lanes for three hours.
The Blaze: Tiger Woods’ ex-girlfriend drops $30M lawsuit
Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend drops $30 million lawsuit claiming she had the right to live in his home after their breakup.
#sports
Forbes: Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Creates New NIL Program for ZOA Energy
"The Rock's Warriors" is a new program by Dwayne Johnson that features college athletes promoting ZOA Energy. The inaugural class includes basketball and football players from various universities. These athletes will participate in marketing campaigns and philanthropic events to promote ZOA.
Forbes: After Summer League Title, Cavaliers’ Emoni Bates Could Be One Of The Steals Of The NBA Draft
Emoni Bates, once compared to a young Durant, is making waves in the NBA Summer League. He scored 19 points in the championship game, impressing scouts and landing on the NBA All-Summer League 2nd Team. Despite some past issues, Bates signed a two-way contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers and has the support of NBA veterans like Donovan Mitchell and Kevin Durant.
Forbes: It’s Time For Justin Fields To Show He Deserves Extension From Bears
Justin Fields has the opportunity to secure a lucrative contract extension with the Chicago Bears, with potential earnings exceeding $40 million per year. The upcoming season is crucial for Fields and the team, as they have invested heavily in the quarterback and believe he can have a breakout year. Fields needs to prove himself as a passer and show significant improvement to earn the big contract.
#science
Fox News: Alaska volcano eruption eases after emitting massive ash cloud
Shishaldin Volcano in Alaska erupts, producing ash plume.
#outdoors
Fox News: Australian sailor returns after months lost at sea with dog, reveals what he wants to eat back on land
Australian sailor Timothy Shaddock, who survived months adrift at sea with his dog Bella, returned to land in Mexico. Shaddock, who sustained himself on raw fish and rainwater, jokingly said his first meal would be tuna sushi. After experiencing "many bad days," Shaddock found solace and happiness within himself during his ordeal.
#technology
Fox News: Lost or stolen phone? There's potential trouble aside from the cost of a replacement
The narrator provides tips on how to prevent unauthorized charges on a lost or stolen phone. They explain that setting a passcode and enabling two-factor authentication can prevent others from accessing apps and charging products. The narrator also recommends using the "Find My" feature to locate the phone, erasing all data remotely, and contacting the cell phone provider.
#other
National Review: The Corner: The First Amendment’s Protection of ‘Hate Speech’ Is Not ‘Despicable’
Arizona Democrats are facing criticism for their stance on free speech, specifically their statement that "hate speech is free speech." The First Amendment protects all speech, including speech that may be considered hateful. In a free country, the idea that "hate speech is free speech" should be self-evident. Censorship laws have historically targeted minority groups and can be used to silence anyone.
The Epoch Times: Human Rights Lawyer Highlights What Makes CCP's Persecution of Falun Gong Particularly Heinous
Falun Gong, a popular spiritual practice in China, was persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) due to its size and popularity. The CCP demonized Falun Gong through propaganda and fabricated reports, leading to a violent persecution campaign. This persecution also led to forced organ harvesting, with the CCP conducting large-scale organ seizures from unwilling practitioners. This abuse has been met with disbelief, but measures are being taken globally to combat these human rights violations.
Fox News: Phoenix temperatures hit 110 degrees for 19th straight day, breaking heatwave records among big US cities
Phoenix, Arizona experiences its 19th consecutive day of scorching heat, reaching record-breaking temperatures of 117 degrees Fahrenheit. This prolonged heat wave, caused by human-induced climate change and El Nino, is leading to dangerous conditions and impacting the health and safety of residents. The lack of nighttime cooling is particularly dangerous for those without access to air conditioning.