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#politics
PJ Media: The 'Boo Birds' Come Out for Justin Trudeau
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing backlash from Muslims who are protesting against the government's advocacy of gender ideology. Attendees at a rally in Mississauga called for unity among different religious communities on the issue. Trudeau also faced boos and catcalls during the opening ceremonies of the North American Indigenous Games, highlighting growing discontent with his leadership. The question remains whether this outrage will translate into votes against Trudeau and the left in upcoming elections.
Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: Biden is very credibly accused of public corruption
Investigative allegations reveal that Joe Biden, the president of the United States, may be compromised due to his involvement with Ukrainian oil and gas giant Burisma. The FBI and DOJ tried to hide the FD-1023 form which documents bribery allegations against Biden. Hunter Biden, his son, received extravagant gifts from a Burisma executive, and the CEO assured the FBI's source that Hunter would handle any issues through his father. The corruption accusations against Biden are unprecedented, with top officials covering for him while targeting his opponent.
Breitbart: Jordan to Morris: Be Ready, Dems Try to Get Journalists to Divulge Sources
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan warns Breitbart News's Emma-Jo Morris to be prepared as a witness at a hearing on the weaponization of the federal government. Democrats have previously pressured journalist witnesses to reveal their sources. Morris broke the Hunter Biden laptop story, which was censored on social media.
Red State: HOT TAKES: Mitt Romney Gets Mocked Into Next Week Over His Ode to the Hot Dog
Sen. Mitt Romney, known for his controversial decisions in the past, voted in favor of impeaching President Trump. While important issues like corruption and censorship were raised, Romney went viral for his National Hot Dog Day speech, which received mocking responses. Critics emphasized his silence on significant matters like sending troops to Ukraine and weaponization of the justice department. Romney's Republican challenger for his Utah Senate seat criticized his priorities and the impact of his actions on rising prices.
Breitbart: FBI Informant: 'Hunter Will Take Care...of Those Issues Through His Dad'
An FBI informant alleges that Mykola Zlochevsky, founder of Burisma Holdings, paid Hunter and Joe Biden $5 million each to resolve legal issues. Joe Biden threatened to withhold aid to Ukraine until a prosecutor investigating Burisma was fired. The informant also claims that Zlochevsky kept audio recordings of his conversations with the Bidens.
#society
Breitbart: ABC's Hostin: Jason Aldean's Song 'Embraces' Racist Imagery
Legal analyst Sunny Hostin criticized country musician Jason Aldean's song for using racist imagery, stating that he intentionally embraced it. Hostin, who has personal experience with racism, believes Aldean was aware of the meaning behind the imagery and that it reflects a larger problem of race in the country.
The Epoch Times: Candlelight Vigil Remembers Victims of CCP's Persecution of Falun Gong
Over 1,500 Falun Gong adherents gather on the National Mall in Washington to remember those who have died due to the Chinese regime's repression. Liang Guiyu, a Falun Gong adherent, recounts his own experience of being detained and tortured by the CCP. Falun Gong, a spiritual belief rooted in Chinese culture, has faced a brutal suppression effort that includes forced labor, torture, and forced organ harvesting.
#military
Forbes: Rapid Redeployment Of Stealth Fighters And Warships Shows U.S. Can Still Deter Rivals In Middle East
The United States is redeploying advanced combat aircraft and navy ships to the volatile Middle East region to counter recent threats by Iran. This follows previous deployments in response to Iranian naval forces attempting to seize merchant vessels and engage in provocative behavior near U.S. troops. The goal is to deter and counter aggression from Iran and Russia over Syria.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Disney's Biggest Nightmare: Red State Building $2 Billion Theme Park That Rivals Magic Kingdom
Over $2 billion will be spent to open American Heartland Theme Park and Resort in Oklahoma. The park will have an Americana-themed environment, with rides, shows, and family attractions. It aims to rival top resort destinations.
#crime
Breitbart: Dulis: Woke Punk Band 'Anti-Flag' Abruptly Disbands After Lead Singer Gets MeToo'd
Justin Sane, lead singer of Anti-Flag, a preachy punk band with far-left politics, is indirectly accused of sexual assault. The band breaks up and deletes their online presence. A therapist claims Sane assaulted her, though the accusations have not been corroborated. The band's political messaging and partnership with anti-rape nonprofits are now called into question.
#sports
Fox News: Reds rookie Elly De La Cruz makes record breaking throw during win over Giants
Rookie shortstop Elly De La Cruz impresses with his record-breaking throwing velocity, throwing a 99.8 mph assist to home plate during a game against the San Francisco Giants. De La Cruz expresses confidence in his ability to throw even faster if needed. The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Giants 5-1.
Forbes: Best Summer Development For Houston Rockets: Jabari Smith Jr.
The Houston Rockets made significant signings in point guard Fred VanVleet and forward Dillon Brooks to improve their young roster. General Manager Rafael Stone wanted to raise the team's floor without sacrificing their promising young players. However, the most important development for the Rockets was the impressive showing of forward Jabari Smith Jr. in the Summer League, where he displayed improved skill and confidence. Smith has the potential to become the team's best player in the future, surpassing both VanVleet and Brooks.
#other
Forbes: Paramount Global Ups Darío Turovelzky To EVP, Broadcast & Studios, LatAm In Content Expansion Drive
Paramount Global promotes Darío Turovelzky to Executive Vice President, Broadcast & Studios, Latin America. He will oversee Paramount's free-to-air broadcast networks and international studio venture in Latin America, supporting the growth of Paramount+ and producing culturally resonant content.