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#politics
The American Spectator: Biden Must Pardon Trump to Avert Civil War
Former President Donald J. Trump has received a target letter from special counsel Jack Smith regarding his role in the 2020 elections. There are concerns that prosecuting Trump could lead to violence and even civil war.
Breitbart: Hawley Issues Plan to Ban Congress, Executive Officials from Trading Stocks
Senators Josh Hawley and Kirsten Gillibrand have introduced a bipartisan plan to ban members of Congress, senior officials, and their family members from holding and trading stocks. The "Ban Stock Trading for Government Officials Act" would prohibit these individuals from participating in stock trading and impose penalties for non-compliance. The proposal also requires senior executive officials to disgorge profits from covered financial interests to the Treasury Department.
National Review: The Corner: Another Prestigious Law School Examined
J. Christian Adams and Hans von Spakovsky critique the politicization of NYU's law school, highlighting a course that focuses on economic and social rights instead of practical legal skills. The authors argue that this course reinforces the ideologies of social justice warriors, undermining the principles of liberty and limited government. ,
#society
Breitbart: Exclusive—Captain Sherry Walker: Keep the Most Experienced Pilots in the Cockpit
Congress is debating the Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Act after a major air travel debacle in 2023. The main issue causing flight delays is a shortage of pilots, as fewer pilots are being produced and many have found employment in other fields. Some suggest raising the pilot retirement age from 65 to 67 to address the shortage, but others believe that reducing pilot qualifications could be a solution. Safety should be prioritized over self-interest, and experienced pilots should be allowed to continue flying.
Fox News: Joe Manganiello files for divorce from Sofia Vergara
Joe Manganiello has filed for divorce from Sofia Vergara after 7 years of marriage, citing a date of separation as July 2. The couple released a joint statement asking for privacy during this new phase of their lives.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: US Could Do 'Much More’ to Combat Forced Organ Harvesting in China: Rep. Chris Smith
Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.) calls for increased efforts to combat China's industrial-scale murder of prisoners of conscience for their organs. The Chinese regime has been engaged in forced organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs, Christians, and Buddhists, among others. Smith advocates for robust sanctions against the CCP's leader Xi Jinping.
#economy
The Blaze: Pfizer facility badly damaged by tornado in North Carolina
A tornado damaged Pfizer's facility in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. The extent of the devastation was captured in video footage. The company is assessing the impact on production.
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles & China: TikTok on Four Wheels?
The West's shift to electric vehicles benefits China, allowing them to enter European car markets. US automakers may suffer and become dependent on China. The security implications of foreign-made sensor-stuffed cars on Western roads are now being considered, as China imposes strict data rules on Tesla.
The American Spectator: Apple v. Biden: A Patently Absurd Approach to Innovation
The patent system and disputes over intellectual property rights are causing division among libertarians. The recent case involving AliveCor and Apple highlights the need for reform in the patent system, as regulatory bodies can insert themselves into domestic disputes and hinder innovation. The current system often results in costly litigation and allows non-practicing entities to profit from litigation rather than innovation. Reform is needed to limit the authority of these bodies and discourage anti-competitive practices.
#culture
The American Spectator: Norman Mailer Was an Out-and-Out Psychopath
Norman Mailer's life is scrutinized in Richard Bradford's biography, revealing forgotten details about the controversial writer. Mailer posed as a tough guy from Brooklyn, served in the military to make a name for himself, and had numerous wives and mistresses. He also published books that were often preposterous and self-centered.
#crime
Red State: Donald Trump's Motion for New Trial Denied in E. Jean Carroll Sexual Abuse/Defamation Case
In a complex legal battle between E. Jean Carroll and Donald Trump, a jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation. The judge denied Trump's motion for a new trial or reduced award, emphasizing that while the jury did not find Trump guilty of rape based on a narrow legal definition, the evidence showed that he forcibly penetrated Carroll's vagina with his fingers. This ruling weakens Trump's counterclaim that Carroll defamed him when she accused him of rape.
#sports
Fox News: NFLPA exec's suggestion about injuries raises eyebrows amid downward trend in running backs market
The NFL running backs market is struggling, with many notable players remaining unsigned. In a recent podcast appearance, NFLPA President JC Tretter suggested that running backs claim to be less than 100% healthy to gain leverage with teams. While he did not explicitly recommend faking injuries, Tretter emphasized the need for players to create leverage and seek fair compensation. Some players, like Austin Ekeler, have been vocal about the stagnant market and have expressed their displeasure with their contracts. It remains to be seen if Tretter's advice would benefit players currently under the franchise tag.