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#politics
Fox News: Virginia NAACP calls for criteria transparency in Gov. Youngkin’s restoration of voting rights for felons
The Virginia NAACP has called on Governor Glenn Youngkin to establish clear criteria for restoring voting rights to convicted felons, citing concerns of potential discrimination against people of color. Youngkin's process has come under criticism for being confusing and lacking clear standards. The NAACP argues that the governor's slow and opaque process will have a discriminatory impact on Black Virginians and other people of color.
Newsbusters: ICYMI: Jacqui Clashes With KJP Over Anti-Semitic Dems as Print Journos Lob Softballs on Abbott
The White House press briefing included tense exchanges over anti-Semitism in the Democratic Party and treatment of illegal immigrants, as well as a far-left blogger's question about potential violence from Trump supporters. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre avoided addressing Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal's comments about Israel being "a racist state" and instead emphasized the special bond between the US and Israel. She also refused to condemn Jayapal's comment or take a stance on a House resolution stating that Israel is not a racist or apartheid state. The briefing also touched on Governor Greg Abbott's alleged mistreatment of migrant children at the border, with Jean-Pierre denouncing the claims as "abhorrent" and "completely wrong." The briefing ended with a question about President Biden's response to potential violence in reaction to further indictments of the former President, to which Jean-Pierre simply stated that the administration is always prepared.
Human Events: DERANGED: Rachel Levine claims children can go through the ‘wrong
puberty’, pushes for child sex changes
Dr. Rachel Levine, a transgender official in the Department of Health and Human Services, is promoting dangerous falsehoods about gender identity and medical treatment for children. Levine supports the idea that children can be born in the wrong bodies and advocates for experimental medical interventions. Many of the "evidence-based" options for transgender youth are questionable and have been rejected by other nations. Levine's position as a transgender federal official is used to push gender ideology and deny young people the chance to grow up naturally. The harmful effects of these interventions are downplayed, and the importance of a supportive adult is emphasized.
Red State: WATCH LIVE: IRS Whistleblowers Testify Before House Oversight Committee Regarding Biden Criminal Investigation
Whistleblowers Gary Shapley and "Whistleblower X" are testifying before the House Oversight Committee about the Biden Criminal Investigation. The committee has released a timeline of the Bidens' influence-peddling schemes.
National Review: Trump’s Imminent January 6 Indictment
Former President Donald Trump may be facing an imminent indictment by the Biden Justice Department, possibly for financial fraud. The timing and urgency of the indictment suggest that the prosecutor wants the case to go to trial before the 2024 election. However, Trump's legal team may argue for a delay, citing unfairness, complexity of other ongoing cases, and the potential politicization of the trial.
Fox News: Wisconsin Republican Paul Melotik wins special election for vacant Assembly seat, keeps district in GOP hands
Republican Paul Melotik won a special election for a vacant Assembly seat in Milwaukee's north suburbs, maintaining the GOP's majority in the Assembly by a slim margin. With Democrats potentially absent, Republicans could obtain a supermajority. Melotik, a business owner and government official, hopes to secure a position on the budget-writing Joint Finance Committee.
The Epoch Times: IRS Investigators Recommended Multiple Felony Charges for Hunter Biden, Whistleblower Confirms in House Hearing
A second IRS whistleblower revealed that lawyers from the DOJ Tax Division recommended charging Hunter Biden with felony and misdemeanor charges for tax evasion during the 2017-2019 tax years. The whistleblower also stated that Hunter Biden claimed business expenses for personal activities and failed to report income from his position on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy firm.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: CNN Following Around Jack Smith Like Fangirls After News of Possible Third Trump Indictment
Special Counsel Jack Smith is seen eating at Subway amid speculation about charging former President Donald Trump. The media is fixated on Smith's choice of restaurant while ignoring the potential indictment.
The Epoch Times: Guns Are Not the Leading Cause of Children’s Deaths
The Biden White House falsely claims that guns are the leading cause of death for children. However, when considering all age groups, vehicle deaths consistently outnumber firearm deaths for those under 18. In fact, excluding justifiable homicides, the number of firearm deaths decreases significantly. Democrats blame the increase in homicides on guns, but they overlook factors such as police budget cuts and the release of inmates during the pandemic. Even if the definition of "children" includes those under 20, the claim that guns are the leading killer of children is incorrect.
Fox News: Republicans take action to defund John Kerry's climate office
A group of House Republicans led by Rep. Chip Roy is introducing legislation to defund climate envoy John Kerry's office at the State Department. The bill would prohibit federal funds from being used for Kerry's office, claiming that his anti-energy policies are detrimental to the economy and national security. Kerry, who was appointed by President Biden as the special presidential envoy for climate, has faced criticism for his secretive approach and negotiations with China.
Forbes: Maggie Haberman: Trump Advisors Believe Winning The 2024 Election Is Only Way To Avoid Facing Jail Time
Former President Donald Trump's advisors have allegedly told him that winning the 2024 presidential election is the only way to avoid jail time. Trump recently received a "target letter" from federal prosecutors regarding the January 6th Capitol attack. He expressed concern over the timing, calling it interference in the election.
Fox News: Kentucky Republican gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron picks Sen. Robby Mills as running mate
Republican Daniel Cameron has chosen state legislator Robby Mills as his running mate in the Kentucky governor's race. Mills, a staunch conservative, is known for advocating pro-coal and anti-transgender legislation. Cameron believes Mills' support in the western Kentucky region is crucial to overcoming his opponent's advantage in the state's largest cities.
Fox News: Popular Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire announces decision on re-election in 2024
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire announced that he will not seek re-election in 2024, after considering a White House bid earlier this year. Sununu stated that public service should not be a career and that it is time for another Republican to lead the state. He highlighted his accomplishments as governor, including a low unemployment rate, tax cuts, investments in housing, expanded school choice, and defense of Second Amendment rights. Three Republicans, including former Sen. Kelly Ayotte, have been preparing for a potential gubernatorial campaign in case Sununu chose not to run.
#society
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: 'Just Cause' Policies Benefit Tenants, but Landlords Say They 'Just Cause' Problems
"Just cause" eviction policies aim to protect tenants by allowing landlords to evict them only for specific reasons. Tenant advocates argue that these policies prevent unjust evictions, while landlords claim they make it harder to deal with problem tenants and reduce available rental properties. Just cause protections have been adopted in various states and cities across the country. However, they can also have negative consequences, such as limiting the ability to sell a property or deal with disruptive tenants. The implementation of just cause laws is likely to expand and be tested in the future as eviction rates return to normal levels after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fox News: Iraq demolishes historic 300-year-old religious minaret for bizarre reason, sparking outcry
Basra officials demolish a 300-year-old religious spire, causing outcry from local community. The minaret of the al-Siraji Mosque was torn down to widen a road, but residents argue it was one of the oldest sites in Basra and should have been protected.
The Epoch Times: Christian Photographers Ask Appeals Courts to Allow Them Not to Create Content for Same-Sex Weddings
Photographers are fighting for their First Amendment rights after being compelled to create content that contradicts their beliefs. Lawyers argue that this violates their freedom of speech and expressive association. The cases are being defended by the Alliance Defending Freedom, who reference a Supreme Court ruling that allowed a web designer to decline creating sites for same-sex weddings.
PJ Media: Louisiana Legislature Overrides Governor's Veto of Bill Protecting Kids From Transgender Surgeries
In Louisiana, the Republican-dominated legislature passed three bills to counter transgender activism. Democratic Governor Edwards vetoed all three, but the legislature was able to override his veto on one bill that prohibits gender treatments for minors. The override was celebrated by advocates for protecting children from irreversible surgeries and hormone use.
Fox News: Texas volunteers attempt world record for longest line of sleeping bags for homeless veterans
A team from Baylor University attempted to break the Guinness World Record for the longest line of sleeping bags, in an effort to raise awareness for homeless veterans. They successfully lined up 1,203 sleeping bags, surpassing the current record of 550. The end goal is to donate the sleeping bags to veterans in need.
The Blaze: CNBC names Texas worst state to 'live and work' in for not bending to far-left agenda — but census data blows apart that narrative
CNBC declares Texas as the worst state in the US to live and work in for 2023, citing issues with inclusiveness, laws targeting the LGBTQ+ population and voting rights, and strict abortion laws. The state also faces problems with healthcare and high violent crime rates. Despite these issues, Texas continues to attract a large population due to its economic opportunities.
Fox News: 2 Mexican coal miners killed in accident at illegal mine
Unsafe and illegal coal mines in northern Mexico claimed the lives of two miners when a cable snapped, causing the bucket they were in to plummet down the shaft. This incident follows previous mining accidents in the area, highlighting the inherent dangers of these primitive and narrow mines. The Mexican government's decision to revive these coal mines for power plants has been controversial due to their hazardous conditions.
#war
The Epoch Times: Moscow Gives UN 90 Days to Meet Conditions for Reactivating Grain Deal
Moscow has given the UN three months to meet its conditions for reactivating a grain export agreement with Ukraine. Russia claims that key conditions were never fulfilled, causing the agreement to expire. The UN Secretary-General is exploring options to ensure that Ukrainian and Russian grain and fertilizer can still reach the global market.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Orthodox cleric jailed in Ukraine over alleged ties to Moscow,
bail set at $900,000: report
Russia demands release of jailed Ukrainian Orthodox cleric accused of fueling religious hatred and justifying Russia's invasion. Ukraine's actions called political arbitrariness.
Fox News: Vatican diplomat to Ukraine, Russia meets with Biden at White House
The Vatican envoy, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, met with President Biden to discuss the Holy See's efforts to provide humanitarian aid and address the suffering caused by Russia's aggression in Ukraine. The Vatican has acknowledged Russia's openness to their peace mission but criticized the lack of practical steps taken.
#military
American Thinker: The Defense Department gives preferential treatment to ‘transgender’ troops
The U.S. Army is celebrating a transgender major, Major Jones, causing concern about military readiness. Transgender individuals have high rates of suicide, substance abuse, depression, and health problems. Despite this, the Biden administration is accommodating them in the military.
Fox News: UK prime minister apologizes for treatment of gay veterans, calls LGBTQ+ service ban an 'appalling failure'
U.K. Prime Minister Sunak apologizes for the mistreatment of gay veterans, acknowledging the harm caused by the previous ban on LGBTQ+ individuals serving in the military. An independent review estimates that many veterans suffered from abuse, violence, and harassment during this period. The report recommends financial compensation for the victims.
#history
Flag And Cross: Israeli Study Finds Evidence Of Extensive Travel By Early Humans Of Hula Valley For Flint
Early humans in the Hula Valley traveled long distances to obtain high-quality flint, challenging previous assumptions about their capabilities. Through chemical analysis and AI, researchers discovered that early humans systematically procured raw materials, particularly flint, hundreds of thousands of years ago. The source of the flint used to create hand axes found in the valley was identified as the Dishon Plateau. This finding demonstrates the sophisticated cognitive and social abilities of these early humans.
#health
PJ Media: Pinched Nerves and Uncertain Futures
A writer with a pinched nerve in her neck is forced to take a break and find a job that requires physical movement. Her pain has improved significantly, but she faces uncertainty about her career and retirement plans.
Daily Wire: U.S. Formally Suspends Funding To Wuhan Institute Of Virology
The Biden administration has suspended funding for the Wuhan Institute of Virology, stating that it does not comply with federal regulations. The decision comes after a review by the Department of Health and Human Services, which found the institute to be non-compliant and irresponsible. Previously, the NIH funded experiments at the Wuhan Institute involving bat coronaviruses.
#education
Fox News: University of Minnesota drops affirmative action for race and legacy admissions after SCOTUS ruling
The University of Minnesota ends use of race and family legacy for admissions, following Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Montreal Man Gets 22 Years in US Prison in Transborder Fentanyl Distribution Ring
Quebec man sentenced to 22 years for fentanyl distribution scheme operated from Canadian prison. Co-conspirators to be sentenced. RCMP involved.
Fox News: DC suspect who stabbed Rand Paul staffer incompetent to stand trial, will remain in prison for further tests
A suspect accused of repeatedly stabbing a staffer of Sen. Rand Paul has been found unfit to stand trial. The attacker, Glynn Neal, allegedly stabbed the staffer, Phillip Todd, in a random attack in Washington, D.C. Neal had been released from prison the day before the stabbing and had a history of violent crimes. The incident has raised concerns about public safety in the city.
#sports
The Epoch Times: WTA Roundup: Top Seed Bernarda Pera Stunned in Budapest
Russian Diana Shnaider defeated No. 1 seed Bernarda Pera in the first round of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Shuai Zhang and Lucia Bronzetti were also eliminated.
Fox News: Alabama's Nick Saban likens quarterback search to grandma's cooking: 'Let the cake bake'
Alabama Crimson Tide, led by former Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young, will face uncertainty at the quarterback position in the upcoming college football season. Head coach Nick Saban revealed that three players are competing for the role, including Jalen Monroe and Notre Dame transfer Tyler Buchner. Saban emphasized that they will take their time to determine the best fit. The team's first game is scheduled for September 2 against Middle Tennessee State.
Newsbusters: Pro Wrestling Legend Ric Flair Rips NBA Players' Soft Mentality
Ric Flair criticizes NBA players for being too soft and complaining unnecessarily. He dislikes the trend of load management and compares it to wrestlers who performed through injuries. The NBA acknowledges the issue and sets a requirement of playing at least 65 games for players to be considered for major awards.
#outdoors
The Blaze: Australian man and his dog rescued after floating adrift in the Pacific for nearly 3 months: 'I didn't think I'd make it through the storm'
An Australian sailor and his dog are rescued by Mexican fishermen after being lost at sea for over two months. Their catamaran was destroyed in a storm, leaving them stranded and off course. They survive on rainwater, fish, and hope until they are spotted by a helicopter and brought to safety.
Outdoor Life: The Best Thermal Underwear for Women of 2023
Best Thermal Underwear for Women: We tested thermal underwear from top brands and found the best performers for warmth and comfort.
- Montbell Super Merino Wool Lightweight: Soft, comfortable, and affordable.
- Black Diamond Solution 150 Merino Half Zip Hoody: Versatile and great for hiking in various conditions.
- Smartwool Intraknit Thermal Merino Crew: Provides great ventilation for sweaty activities.
- Patagonia Capilene Midweight Zip Neck: Lightweight and easy to layer over clothing.
- Ibex Woolies 2 Crew: Very warm and great for cold and wet conditions.
- Uniqlo Heattech Ultra Warm Crew Neck Long Sleeve: Affordable and warm for chilly mornings.
#technology
Forbes: ‘Crazy Times’: Elon Musk Reacts To Tech Stocks’ Latest AI Surge
Elon Musk questioned the recent AI-fueled stock rally, highlighting the unprecedented surge in tech. Both Microsoft and Nvidia reached all-time high share prices, gaining a combined $1.5 trillion in market value. Tesla's stock has also soared due to growing hopes about its AI capabilities.
Flag And Cross: Nissan Becomes First Japanese Automaker To Adopt Tesla's Charging Standard
Tesla, Inc. is partnering with Nissan to adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS) for its charging stations. Nissan will offer NACS adapters for its EVs, becoming the first Japanese automaker to collaborate with Tesla in this way. Other major automakers have also embraced the NACS standard, expanding the availability of fast-charging locations.
#other
Forbes: ‘Secret Invasion’ Has Clearly Become The Worst MCU Show To Date
Secret Invasion has received overwhelmingly negative reviews, making it the worst critically reviewed MCU series on Disney Plus. The show's spy drama with alien spies fails to deliver anything unique or interesting, falling short compared to other spy series. The plot becomes increasingly convoluted, with bizarre and nonsensical moments that leave viewers baffled. Despite its large budget, the show lacks quality action scenes and seems to be lacking in direction overall.
Flag And Cross: 'Badge of Honor': Joy Behar Now Complaining About Different Fox News Host Since Tucker's Gone
Jesse Watters replaces Tucker Carlson on Fox News at the 8 p.m. time slot, leading to controversy. Watters received a call from his Democrat mother on his first show, which drew criticism from Joy Behar. Despite the criticism, many believe Watters is the best choice to replace Carlson.
The Epoch Times: A Man Wrongly Convicted in the 1994 Fatal Shooting of a Baby Sues the City of New Haven and Police
Connecticut man files lawsuit against city of New Haven and former police officers after being exonerated for a 1994 murder. Claiming wrongful conviction, he seeks unspecified damages.
Fox News: AOC lashes out at Twitter, claims she's 'never experienced more harassment' before
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez complains of increased harassment on Twitter and criticizes the platform's safety measures. Twitter Safety partners with Sprinklr to reduce hate speech impressions, claiming progress. Ocasio-Cortez accuses Twitter CEO Elon Musk of boosting a parody account impersonating her, prompting her team to assess the situation.
The Federalist Papers: Transgender Swimmer Lia Thomas Endorses Domestic Terrorism with 3 Disturbing Words on Shirt
Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, formerly known as William Thomas, has embraced the branding of "Trantifa," a combination of transgender and antifa, in photos posted on social media. Antifa is a radical leftist group known for using violence and intimidation to silence conservative voices. Thomas' support for this extremist movement has sparked backlash and is seen as a disturbing twist in the culture wars.