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#politics
Daily Wire: DOJ, FBI, IRS ‘Keep This Democracy In Check’: Democrat Snaps During Biden Family Investigation
Democrat Congressman defends the DOJ, FBI, and IRS, claiming they keep democracy in check. Hearing reveals alleged obstruction in the investigation into the Biden family, as IRS whistleblowers testify that they were unable to interview Hunter Biden.
Red State: WATCH: 'The View' Crazy Train Runs off the Rails, Behar Says Trump Could Be 'Hung' Like Italian Dictator Mussolini
ABC's TV show "The View" compared former President Donald Trump to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, claiming that Republicans want to live under a Mussolini-like dictatorship. They argued that Trump's actions, such as his pledge to rein in the Environmental Protection Agency, are reminiscent of Mussolini's regime. The hosts also discussed Trump's criminal investigation and accused him of being a traitor. The segment received applause from the audience, displaying a strong anti-Trump sentiment.
Newsbusters: CNN Claims Two-Tier Justice System Benefits Trump in Jan. 6 Case
Van Jones claims there is a two-tiered justice system benefitting Trump, citing examples of different outcomes for Ilhan Omar and Barack Obama if they had done what Trump did. Jones argues that the recent rush of indictments against Trump and the delay in prosecuting the Capitol insurrection resonate with people. He suggests Trump may be playing the role of an anti-hero to gain popularity amidst the hatred towards him.
Breitbart: IRS Whistleblower Ziegler: We Were Told 'We Can't Ask' Questions Related to President Biden, It Took 'Approvals'
IRS Special Agent Joseph Ziegler, a whistleblower on the Hunter Biden investigation, expressed discomfort in answering whether President Joe Biden financially benefited from his son's deals. Ziegler explained that investigators were restricted from asking questions related to the President due to the need for multiple approvals.
Fox News: In battle versus Trump, DeSantis, rest of GOP 2024 field, Pence 'confident we'll have the resources'
Former Vice President Mike Pence is confident in his presidential campaign's ability to raise funds and gain support, despite facing questions about his fundraising figures. Pence raised $1.2 million from his campaign launch and his super PAC raised $2.7 million. However, Pence's fundraising falls behind other GOP contenders, including former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Pence's actions on January 6, 2021, have alienated him from Trump's loyal base, making it difficult to gain traction in the 2024 race.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Goldman Admits Hunter Discussed Business with Joe Biden
Democrat Rep. Daniel Goldman admitted that Hunter Biden discussed foreign business deals with President Joe Biden, contradicting the president's denials. Goldman quoted a text in which Hunter said he was "trying" to do business with a Chinese company but argued that it did not prove Joe Biden's involvement. However, IRS Agent Gary Shapely acknowledged that the text showed Hunter had discussed the business with his father.
Townhall: Trump's Endorsement Got DeSantis Nothing
Former President Donald Trump is angry that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is considering a presidential run while Trump himself plans to run. Trump sees DeSantis's potential candidacy as a betrayal, even though Trump endorsed DeSantis in his first gubernatorial campaign. However, Trump's endorsement had no impact on DeSantis's popularity or poll numbers. Ultimately, DeSantis won the primary election and was reelected as governor by a significant margin, demonstrating that Trump's endorsements may not be as influential as he believes.
#society
Fox News: DeSantis defends Jason Aldean from media attacks: 'Nothing to apologize for'
Country music star Jason Aldean faced backlash for his music video that featured news footage of riots and violence in 2020. Activists criticized the content and filming location, leading to Country Music Television (CMT) pulling the video. Aldean defended himself against accusations of promoting lynching.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Republicans came to Aldean's defense, criticizing the media and highlighting the double standards of censorship. Donald Trump Jr. also showed support for the video.
Breitbart: Congressional Testimony: Biden's HHS 'Deliberately' Ignoring Trafficking of Migrant Kids Across U.S.
HHS is deliberately ignoring the trafficking of Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs) after they are released into the US. UACs are ending up in labor trafficking, sex trafficking, domestic abuse, and gang membership. HHS officials have lost contact with at least 85,000 UACs after releasing them to adult sponsors.
Front Page Magazine: Video: Biden's Haunting Moment with Child in Finland
President Biden displayed unwanted physical attention toward a young girl during his NATO trip in Helsinki.
#economy
National Review: Biden Administration Doubles Down on Its Hostility to Corporate Mergers
The Biden administration's antitrust regulators are taking a skeptical approach to corporate mergers, leading critics to argue that they are abandoning a consumer-centric approach in favor of the belief that "big is bad." The regulators, led by FTC chair Lina Khan and the DOJ's Jonathan Kanter, released guidelines for reviewing mergers. Despite recent losses in challenging mergers, they are persisting in their pursuit of "radical reforms" to antitrust. Critics believe that the administration is seeking to regulate various industries, moving away from the consumer-welfare standard. Republican lawmakers have expressed concern over the FTC's actions, accusing them of hindering legitimate mergers and impeding consumer choice.
#health
Breitbart: Academic Black Eye: Stanford President Resigns After His Alzheimer's Research Failed 'Standards of Scientific Rigor'
Stanford President resigns over flawed Alzheimer's research. Study had "multiple problems" and didn't meet scientific rigor standards. Reputation damage to the university.
Daily Wire: Pfizer Manufacturing Plant Leveled By Tornado; 50,000 Pallets Of Medicine Damaged: Report
A tornado hit a Pfizer facility in North Carolina, causing significant damage to the building and resulting in the destruction of 50,000 pallets of medicine. The facility is responsible for producing a wide range of critical medicines used in hospitals across the United States.
#crime
Forbes: Carlee Russell Updates: Police ‘Unable To Verify’ Her Kidnapping Story
Alabama woman Carlee Russell's alleged kidnapping by a trucker may not have occurred, according to law enforcement officials. Investigations have been unable to verify Russell's initial statement after she returned home, leaving the events surrounding her disappearance still under investigation. Police also disclosed her internet search history, which included searches related to the movie Taken.
Fox News: Texas elementary school teacher arrested for allegedly transmitting child pornography
An elementary school teacher in Texas was arrested for allegedly transmitting child pornography after a two-month investigation. Fabrizio Olague, who worked with dyslexic students, was identified as the perpetrator but there is no evidence that he victimized any of his students. The investigation is still ongoing.
The Blaze: Wisconsin man dies from injuries in bar fight over his tattoos, alleged assailant is charged with homicide
A man in Wisconsin is charged with homicide after getting into a bar fight over tattoos. The victim died a month later from injuries sustained in the fight. The altercation occurred when the suspect accosted the victim about his tattoos, telling him he was going to hell. The suspect followed the victim outside the bar and punched him, causing him to hit his head on the pavement. The victim fell into a coma and eventually died.
#sports
Fox News: Yankees pitcher mocks jeering fan base in just his third start with team
Carlos Rodón, a pitcher for the New York Yankees, had a rough start to his season, allowing multiple runs in a game against the Los Angeles Angels. Fans expressed their discontent, and Rodón responded by blowing them a kiss. The Yankees have been struggling overall, currently in last place for the month of July.
Forbes: NASCAR Winner Shane Van Gisbergen Gets Project91 Ride At The Brickyard
Shane Van Gisbergen, a Supercars star from New Zealand, made history by winning his first ever NASCAR Cup Series race at the Grand Park 220 Chicago Street Race. He will now drive the Project91 Chevrolet at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course in the Verizon 250, becoming the first driver in Project91 history to do so. Van Gisbergen's impressive career includes multiple Supercars Championships and wins, and he is honored to be part of NASCAR.
#science
Forbes: Tonight Might Offer A Second Chance To See Northern Lights In These U.S. Areas
Parts of the Northern U.S. may have a chance to see the northern lights tonight after failed predictions last week. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expects viewers in certain regions to witness the phenomenon. Experts suggest that northern lights sightings will continue to increase over the next few years.
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Front Page Magazine: Anti-Black Racism at a Muslim School in Philadelphia
A former teacher is suing a Muslim school in Philadelphia for anti-black racism. He claims that black students were disproportionately disciplined and removed from the school, while non-black students received privileges and had failing grades changed to passing. The school is known for its anti-Western teachings and association with hardline national Islamist groups.