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#politics
Fox News: Shawnna Bolick chosen as replacement on Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Shawnna Bolick, a former legislator, is chosen to replace a senator on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Bolick, a Republican, previously urged Congress to overturn Arizona's 2020 election results.
Red State: 'Massive': FBI Official Reveals They Knew Laptop Was Real, But Stopped Their People From Saying It
The House Judiciary GOP reveals that testimony from an FBI official confirms they knew Hunter Biden's laptop was authentic while claiming it was Russian disinformation to social media companies. This led to censorship and prevented Americans from learning the truth before the 2020 election. Massive fraud must be investigated and those responsible brought to justice.
Washington Free Beacon: FBI Task Force Knew Hunter Biden Laptop Was Real but Refused To Tell Social Media Companies
The FBI knew Hunter Biden's laptop was legitimate but did not disclose this information to social media companies that censored stories about it. FBI officials directed task force members to say "no comment" when asked about the laptop. This led to widespread censorship and debate over its authenticity.
National Review: The Corner: Even as a Write-In Candidate, Biden Would Beat Kennedy in New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy is not faring well in the Democratic presidential primary, with low poll numbers and unlikely support in New Hampshire. A recent survey shows that if President Biden's name appears on the ballot, Biden would receive a majority of the support, leaving Kennedy with little chance of winning. Furthermore, the survey reveals that Kennedy is viewed negatively by many New Hampshire Democrats. It is suggested that Kennedy should consider running as an independent, as his current support lies mostly with Republicans.
PJ Media: Where in the World Is Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang?
High-ranking government officials from Communist countries often go missing under suspicious circumstances. Foreign Minister Qin Gang of China has been absent for three weeks with no official explanation. This raises concerns about the stability and credibility of Beijing's decision-making. While rumors of an extramarital affair with a Hong Kong journalist who may have ties to British intelligence circulate, it is speculated that Qin may just be suffering from a bad cold.
The Blaze: Deace: The Summit proves it: Always and only attack from the right
According to data, Fox News has lost 20% of its audience in Iowa. This loss impacts the short-term election and the long-term growth of conservatism. The Republican Party and conservative media need to overcome pressure and maintain a clear and unapologetic messaging strategy to continue prospering.
Red State: Why Would House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Promise to Expunge Trump's Impeachments?
There’s hot gossip in D.C. about strained relationship between McCarthy and Trump. McCarthy questioned Trump's strength as a 2024 candidate, angering him. McCarthy apologized and promised to expunge Trump's impeachments, causing concern among moderate Republicans. McCarthy's fear of losing power may be clouding his judgment.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: FBI told Twitter Hunter Biden laptop was LEGIT hours after NY Post’s bombshell in 2020
Twitter banned the New York Post's report about Joe Biden's son's foreign business dealings, claiming the laptop was hacked. However, the FBI confirmed the laptop's legitimacy in a phone call to Twitter on the same day the report was published. This information was not shared with voters before the 2020 election, leading to allegations of censorship.
The Epoch Times: FBI Told Twitter Hunter Biden Laptop Was Authentic After New York Post Story Broke: Testimony
The House Judiciary Committee was told by an FBI employee that the Hunter Biden laptop was confirmed to be authentic by an agent on the same day the New York Post published the story. Despite this knowledge, the FBI chose not to respond to inquiries from social media companies regarding the laptop's authenticity, leading these companies to believe it was Russian disinformation. Twitter, in particular, suppressed the New York Post story.
American Thinker: In Michigan, prepping the groundwork for stealing the 2024 election
In a move reminiscent of a banana republic, the State of Michigan has charged 16 Republican state electors with multiple felonies for questioning the results of the 2020 election. Michigan's governor and attorney general are determined to deliver the state to the Democrat nominee. This unprecedented prosecution aims to silence dissent and pave the way for election theft in 2024. The erosion of freedom and the manipulation of truth are alarming signs for the future of honest elections.
The Federalist Papers: Two Prominent GOP Congressmen Have Good News About Impeaching Joe Biden
Republican congressmen are considering impeachment proceedings against President Joe Biden, with multiple representatives expressing support for impeachment. Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert introduced a bill to impeach Biden based on the influx of illegal immigrants at the southern border, while others like Rep. Greg Steube are focusing on allegations of corruption and crimes committed by the president. Some lawmakers also mentioned a potential impeachment inquiry into Attorney General Merrick Garland for allegedly lying to Congress. Former President Donald Trump also criticized Biden and questioned why he has not faced impeachment for alleged financial misconduct with China.
#society
Fox News: Officials open investigations into Mississippi workplace death of teen poultry worker
State and federal agencies are investigating the death of a 16-year-old who was working at a Mississippi poultry plant. The incident occurred during sanitation operations at the plant. The company expressed condolences, but this is not the first fatal accident at the facility.
American Thinker: Two men rent a uterus then demand baby’s death when confronted with unexpected issues
A gay couple in California hires a surrogate and demands the baby be terminated after the surrogate refuses to have an abortion. The baby ultimately dies.
The Babylon Bee: Being Against Crime Added To List Of Things That Are Racist
Country star Jason Aldean faces backlash for his song criticizing crime, with industry insiders claiming it promotes racism. Aldean defends himself, denying any racial intentions, but his statement is quickly removed from Instagram. Industry experts silently agree with him but fear the consequences of speaking out.
The Epoch Times: The Fall Continues: Bud Light Taken Out of Top Spot on List of Beers Sold in Nationwide Bars
Bud Light is experiencing lower demand and falling sales at bars and restaurants across America, dropping three spots in the ranking of top beer brands sold. The decline is attributed to a boycott that began after Bud Light partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney in a promotional campaign. Domestic beer brands are benefiting from Bud Light's decline, and it is expected to take time for the brand to recover. Miller Lite is now the top beer brand sold, followed by Michelob Ultra, with Bud Light falling to fourth place.
#war
Euromaidan Press: New German ambassador begins work in Kyiv
New German ambassador starts in Kyiv, highlighting Germany's support for Ukraine amid Russian aggression.
The Epoch Times: Ships En Route to Ukrainian Seaports to Be Considered Hostile, Moscow Warns
Russia has declared that all maritime vessels en route to Ukrainian Black Sea ports may be carrying military cargoes, following its withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative. The initiative, which allowed Ukraine to export grain through the Black Sea despite ongoing hostilities, expired on July 17. This announcement has led to calls for increased support, both financial and military, for Ukraine from the US and the European Union .
Russian forces have been subjecting Ukrainian port cities to bombardments, causing damage to infrastructure and injuring civilians. The strikes, which have targeted production workshops, storage sites, and fuel and ammunition depots, have been described as retaliatory by the Russian Defense Ministry. No deaths have been reported, but damage has been sustained by administrative and residential buildings, as well as the Chinese consulate in Odesa .
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: 'Unwoke' Free-for-All #45: Dems Discover That China May Not Be Playing by Our Rules
The Democrats are ignorant of China's disregard for our rules. We recently stopped funding in Wuhan and discussed World War III fears.
Flag And Cross: Conservative MP's Remarks Draw Controversy Over Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
UK Conservative MP Paul Bristow accuses Israel of killing Palestinian children in military operations. He urges the Israeli government to show compassion and restraint. The National Jewish Assembly disputes Bristow's claims and states that the young people who died were members of Palestinian terrorist factions engaged in self-defense.
The Epoch Times: Prime Minister Heads to New York to Promote Rule of Law, Honour European Commission
Justin Trudeau is visiting New York to support democratic values and Europe's defense efforts. He will attend the World Law Congress to emphasize the importance of the rule of law in global peace. Trudeau plans to present the World Peace and Liberty Award to the European Commission and promote Canada's foreign investment opportunities.
#culture
The American Spectator: Disney’s Snow White Is Further Proof of Hollywood’s Emphasis on Diversity Over Storytelling
Traditional storytelling is being tainted by postmodernism and woke culture, as seen in the latest remake of Disney's Snow White. The push for diversity at the expense of storytelling quality is evident, demanding changes that defy logic and internal consistency. Similarly, Amazon's failed remake of Lord of the Rings, Rings of Power, sacrifices compelling characters and meaningful narratives for artificial and bland representations.
Forbes: Copenhagen’s Food Halls Offer A Glimpse Of The City’s Culinary Excellence
Copenhagen has become a top dining destination with a vibrant mixture of flavors from around the world. Food halls like Torvehallerne and Tivoli Food Hall showcase the city's creativity and culinary skills. Broens Gadekøkken and Reffen offer a wide variety of international dishes. Sustainability and creativity are core commitments in Copenhagen's culinary scene.
#health
The Epoch Times: Labour Board Dismisses Complaint From Alberta Health Employee Fired for Text Seeking Fake COVID Vaccine
The Alberta Labour Relations Board dismisses a complaint by a former health department employee fired for asking a co-worker to fake her vaccination status. The board concludes the employee violated the employer's Code of Ethics and was properly terminated.
#education
Fox News: Stanford DEI administrator who accosted conservative judge resigns for 'another opportunity'
Stanford Law School DEI administrator, Tirien Steinbach, resigned amidst an altercation with a conservative judge, involving angry protesters.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Declares Florida's History Curriculum Is Akin To Defending The Holocaust
Florida releases controversial guidelines for teaching African-American history in schools, criticized for equating skills of enslaved people with Holocaust. Prof. Dyson emphasizes educators' role in curriculum and opposes Thomas Jefferson's inclusion.
Flag And Cross: UK's Brightest Students Opt For US Ivy League Scholarships Over High Tuition Fees
Bright UK students turn down Oxford and Cambridge for fully funded scholarships at MIT in the US due to unaffordable tuition fees. The UK lacks funding opportunities for students.
#crime
Fox News: Live ammunition to be used in reenactment of 2018 Florida school shooting as part of civil lawsuit
A controversial reenactment of the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School will use live ammunition. The reenactment is part of a civil lawsuit to determine what Broward Deputy Scot Peterson could hear during the shooting.
The Epoch Times: Alabama to Carry Out First Lethal Injection After Review of Execution Procedures
Alabama plans to execute an inmate despite previous botched executions and difficulties with IV insertion. James Barber, convicted of beating a woman to death, is scheduled to be put to death. Advocacy groups have raised concerns about the state's execution process.
#sports
Fox News: Yankees' outfielder Harrison Bader leaves game vs Angels after getting hit by pitch
New York Yankees outfielder Harrison Bader leaves the game due to bruised ribs. Bader's condition is still being evaluated for potential time off.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: La Sandalia Número 1 De Decathlon Está Conquistando Los Pies Más Exigentes
Decathlon is conquering the market with a comfortable and lightweight sandal perfect for outdoor activities. The Izas brand shoe is selling out due to its versatility, comfort, and quick-drying features. It offers a secure grip and protection for the feet. This sandal is a great option for summer and is currently on sale at Decathlon.
#technology
Fox News: James Cameron says AI ‘weaponization' is 'biggest danger': '"I warned you guys in 1984'
Filmmaker James Cameron warns that the weaponization of artificial intelligence is the biggest danger, comparing it to a nuclear arms race. He believes AI could lead to combat fought solely by computers, with no human intervention. Cameron also expresses concern about AI replacing writers and creators, stating that a disembodied mind regurgitating information lacks the ability to create compelling stories.
#other
Fox News: Cheetah dies in India due to radio collar infection, raising more criticism against conservation project
The death of an eighth cheetah in India's Kuno National Park raises questions about the controversial project to reintroduce the big cats to the country. Cheetahs have died from various causes, including infections under their radio collars and infestations. Communication between experts and officials has improved, but concerns remain about the project's viability and the effectiveness of India's conservation policies. The project has also delayed the translocation of lions, further raising concerns about the survival of other endangered species.
Fox News: Tragic toll rises: Nearly a dozen wild horses perish in controversial Nevada mustang roundup
Almost twelve wild horses have died during a mustang roundup in Nevada, including five foals and a stallion with a broken leg. The founder of a nonprofit organization fighting against roundups calls the actions of the wranglers barbaric and cruel, advocating for their abolition.
The Blaze: Flight attendant saves a couple's honeymoon after bride forgets her passport
A flight attendant helps a newlywed couple salvage their honeymoon after the bride forgets her passport. The flight attendant comes up with a plan to transport the passport from Detroit to San Juan, and with the help of other Delta employees, the passport is delivered just in time.
Forbes: Appealing: Electric Vehicle Buyers Like What They Find, In J.D. Power Survey
EVs, including the BMW iX, performed well in the fuel economy/range category in the J.D. Power APEAL Study. Jaguar, Land Rover, and Porsche were top luxury brands, while Dodge, Ram, and GMC were top mass-market brands. EV powertrains were well-received by consumers, with battery electric vehicles scoring higher than vehicles with internal-combustion engines in fuel economy/range. However, concerns about range and less-than-stellar ratings for interior features and exterior design affected the APEAL score for Tesla.
The Epoch Times: Ottawa Working to Prevent Further Wildfire Tragedy After Deaths: Environment Minister
Federal government authorities are investigating multiple deaths and a helicopter crash in relation to the devastating wildfires in Canada. So far, three lives have been claimed, including a nine-year-old boy and a firefighter. The wildfire season this year has been the worst in recorded history, with more than 885 fires currently burning, of which 600 remain out of control. The government has allocated over $65 million towards wildfire management and risk reduction.
Fox News: Heat wave intensifies wildfires in Greece, international firefighting teams mobilize to assist
International assistance is rushing to Greece to aid in battling wildfires fueled by a heat wave. New evacuations were ordered as the fires continued to rage near Athens, prompting efforts to protect forests and vacation properties. Firefighting teams from several countries are joining forces to combat the spreading flames.
Daily Wire: Margot Robbie Bragged In ‘Barbie’ Pitch Meetings The Movie Could Make ‘A Billion Dollars’: ‘Maybe I Was Overselling’
"Barbie" star Margot Robbie predicts massive profits for the film. Greta Gerwig's fantasy comedy is expected to make between $95 million to $140 million.
Fox News: Canada battles worst-ever wildfire season, as North America engulfed in smoke
Canada's worst-ever wildfire season continues to wreak havoc, burning 42,000 square miles and causing dangerous smoke. The fires disproportionately affect Indigenous communities and have led to evacuations.
Fox News: Former Georgia police chief, his family members acquitted on conspiracy, racketeering charges
Former police chief David King, his son-in-law, Officer Black Scheff, and King's wife, Jane Richards, have been acquitted of charges including racketeering in a small Georgia city. The indictment alleged that they had illegally profited from their positions through a citation scheme and attempting to cover up evidence.