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#politics
Fox News: Conservatives blame press for Biden’s ‘Uncle Joe’ image, but is that fair?
Some on the right are attacking Joe Biden, not for his policies or leadership style, but because they believe he's not a nice guy. Critics argue that the media created a false image of Biden as a kind and empathetic person, when in reality, he has a quick temper. However, others point out that Biden has shown empathy, especially in light of personal tragedies he has experienced. The argument that Biden is a terrible person may not be a convincing one for Republicans.
Fox News: 'Waste of time’: IRS whistleblowers’ testimony on Hunter Biden still not enough to convince these Democrats
Two IRS whistleblowers who accused the Justice Department of interfering in the Hunter Biden investigation were deemed unconvincing by Democrats. They believe the whistleblowers misunderstood third-hand information and were frustrated with the case's progress and leaks to The Washington Post. Republicans, however, found the whistleblowers credible and saw their testimony as corroborated by the FBI. The whistleblowers claimed that there was a pattern of slow-walking investigative steps and tipping off Hunter Biden before investigative actions. The personal risks taken by the whistleblowers in coming forward were acknowledged by lawmakers.
#society
The Epoch Times: Democrat AGs Push Back After SCOTUS Ruling, Say They Will Support Corporate DEI Efforts
A group of Democrat attorneys general are supporting corporations' diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and assuring Fortune 100 CEOs that these programs are lawful and beneficial for business and workforce development. This comes as a response to warnings from Republican attorneys general to cease race-based quotas or preferences. The Democrats argue that increasing racial diversity through race-neutral inclusion efforts is necessary to combat past and present discrimination and promote a healthy economy and productive workforce.
The Epoch Times: House Passes Bill Banning Public Schools From Sheltering Illegal Immigrants
House Lawmakers passed a bill banning public schools from providing shelter for illegal immigrants. The bill includes exemptions for natural disasters. Rep. Molinaro, the bill's author, expressed concerns about immigrants being housed in schools.
#economy
The Epoch Times: China’s Q2 GDP Growth Slows to 0.8 Percent as Economic Engines Stall
China's GDP growth rate in Q2 of the year is lower than expected, indicating a stagnation or decline in the economy. Investment and demand are weakening, and structural problems are raising government debt risk. The youth unemployment rate is at a record high, and all three economic engines driving growth are down.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Chicano Rock Group Quetzal Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Collaborative Musical Journey
Quetzal, a Chicano rock group, is celebrating their 30th anniversary with a free concert that showcases their musical journey and cultural legacy. Led by Quetzal Flores and Martha Gonzalez, the ensemble combines various genres to tell the stories of their community's struggles and triumphs. Through their activism and collaborations, Quetzal has become a beacon of cultural vitality and transformation.
#health
The Epoch Times: Toxic Chemicals Used in Plastics, Cosmetics Found in Pregnant Women's Blood
In a recent study, researchers found that 97 percent of pregnant women in the San Francisco Bay Area had blood containing nine toxic environmental chemicals, including ones used in food packaging, cosmetics, and plastics. These chemicals are linked to increased risk of poor pregnancy outcomes, such as gestational diabetes and hypertension. The study adds to the growing evidence that exposure to these chemicals can have subtle but concerning effects on health.
#sports
Forbes: Neymar Reveals Future Plans Amid FC Barcelona Transfer Reports, Plus Why Messi And Mbappe Trio Failed At PSG
Neymar talks about his future and the failed trio with Messi and Mbappe at PSG. He confirms his intention to stay at PSG and reveals that he knew Messi's next club before it was announced. Neymar expresses understanding for Messi's decision to join Inter Miami and comments on their unsuccessful run together.
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Flag And Cross: Large Tornado Hits North Carolina, Hospitalizes Several
A strong tornado hit northeastern North Carolina, causing severe damage and sending several people to the hospital. The tornado, with winds up to 135 mph, damaged the Pfizer manufacturing facility in Rocky Mount. Interstate 95 was temporarily shut down due to debris from the storm.