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20 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: Democrats Embrace Government by Word Puzzle
Wisconsin's Democratic governor, Tony Evers, creatively used his editing power to transform a budget bill and lock in higher government-spending levels for the next 400 years. This move will require $57 billion in additional property taxes over the next two decades. While previous governors have also used this power, it remains a threat to democracy.
American Thinker: Is Sound of Freedom the Next 'Shot Heard Round the World'?
"Sound of Freedom" is a movie based on a true story about a federal agent who rescues a boy from child traffickers and goes on a dangerous mission to save his sister. The film has received positive reviews but also faced criticism, with some calling it a "QAnon-adjacent" superhero movie. It brings attention to the issue of child sex-trafficking and calls for action to protect children and reform the election process.
#society
National Review: Teen Girl ‘Heartbroken’ to Leave YMCA after Ban for Protesting Man in Women’s Locker Room
A teenage girl was banned from her local YMCA after peacefully protesting a man in the women’s locker room. Abbigail Wheeler, 16, noticed a man changing and reported it, but was told to use the family locker room. In protest, she and her teammate displayed posters in the locker room. The YMCA considered the messages hate speech and banned them from the premises.
Red State: Hollywood Strike's the Perfect Time for Conservatives to Strike Out On Their Own for Entertainment
Netflix's failure to meet its revenue goals highlights the decline of conservative values in pop culture and the challenges faced by the streaming giant. With competition increasing and market saturation looming, it's unclear how Netflix plans to attract new subscribers. The ongoing strike by writers and actors further complicates the situation, leaving a void in new content. This presents an opportunity for conservatives to explore alternative creative avenues and reclaim their place in the entertainment industry.
Forbes: Trump Jr.-Backed Anti-‘Woke’ Online Marketplace Slated To Go Public Via SPAC
PublicSq., an online retailer created by Michael Seifert, offers conservative-minded shoppers an alternative to large corporations that take political stances they don't agree with. Backed by Donald Trump Jr., the platform has attracted 1.1 million users and plans to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. PublicSq. aims to create a parallel economy where political and religious beliefs determine which products shoppers buy.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: Is the Biden Administration Finally Doing Something About Iran?
Iran is a major exporter of terrorism and a regional menace in the Middle East, often at the center of tension. The US has begun building forces in the Gulf region to counter Iran's maritime terrorist activities.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Why EVs Are ‘Piling Up’ at Dealerships Across the Country
Ford has reduced the price of its F-150 Lightning electric vehicle (EV) due to lower battery costs and increased production. However, there is a surplus of EVs on dealership lots, with a 342% increase in unsold models compared to last year. This is evidence that the demand for EVs has been overestimated, and they have a larger carbon footprint than gas-powered cars.
The Epoch Times: The Wait Is Over as Powerball Finally Has a Winner for Its Jackpot Worth Over $1 Billion
A $1.08 billion Powerball lottery jackpot has been won in Los Angeles, California. This is the sixth largest jackpot in U.S. history.
Flag And Cross: Tesla Beats Revenue Expectations, Reports Record Production And Deliveries
Electric vehicle giant Tesla reported strong second-quarter financial results, with revenue of $24.93 billion, up 47% year-over-year, and a profit of 91 cents per share. Automotive revenue was $21.27 billion, up 46% year-over-year. The company also highlighted its record-breaking production and delivery numbers. Despite lower operating and gross margins, Tesla remains optimistic about future growth and is on track for Cybertruck production and its goal of 50% annual production growth.
Flag And Cross: Cryptocurrency Market Mixed As Bitcoin And Ethereum Trade In The Red, Dogecoin Sees Gains
Major cryptocurrencies had a mixed performance as the global market capitalization increased slightly. Bitcoin and Ethereum traded lower, while Dogecoin saw gains. Bitcoin tracked Nasdaq futures, which turned negative after Netflix's quarterly results. Attention is shifting to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his stance on crypto. Analysts believe Bitcoin is here to stay despite the bear market. Whales and sharks are accumulating the Paxos Standard stablecoin.
Flag And Cross: Goldman Sachs Q2 Profits Plunge 60% As Deal Activity Dries Up
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. reported a significant drop in second-quarter profits due to a decline in deal activity and a decrease in the value of its consumer and real estate businesses. Tech giant Apple, Inc. may have contributed to Goldman's poor earnings with its credit card business. Goldman is attempting to end its partnership with Apple and transition the Apple credit card portfolio to American Express. The collaboration between the two companies also includes a high-yielding savings account and a "Pay Later" service for Apple Card users. Goldman's Platform Solutions division alone lost $1.2 billion in 2022.
#military
Red State: The Gold-Bust Twins: USS Ford, F-35 Prove Pentagon Does Not Respect Us
The USS Gerald R. Ford and the F-35 Lightning II, two of America's most complex and expensive weapons systems, have been plagued by cost overruns and delays. The USS Ford, with a price tag exceeding $20 billion, has strained the Navy's carrier inventory and faced difficulties during construction and sea trials. Similarly, the F-35, designed for multiple military branches, has suffered from Lockheed Martin's overpromising and underdelivering, with lower mission-capable rates compared to older aircraft. Additionally, software installation and updates have been delayed, leaving many F-35s grounded and hindering the aircraft's potential. These issues raise questions about the cost-effectiveness of these military projects.
The Epoch Times: US Approves $1.3 Billion Package of Long-Term Military Aid for Ukraine
The Pentagon announced a new $1.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine, including air defense systems and drones, to assist in its battle against Russian forces. The aid will take a year or two to reach the battlefront, providing future defense for Ukraine.
#culture
Fox News: Jason Aldean 'Try That in a Small Town' controversy proof of a 'moral sickness' in America
Gospel legend Pat Boone criticizes the state of country music, saying it has fallen in stature. He defends Jason Aldean's controversial music video filmed in front of a Tennessee courthouse, denying any racist intentions. Boone highlights the importance of patriotism and self-defense in small town America.
#history
The Epoch Times: How Benjamin Franklin foiled early counterfeiters with his genius colonial script printing methods
Benjamin Franklin's work in printing colonial paper currency is often overshadowed by his other accomplishments. However, new research from the University of Notre Dame reveals his innovative printing techniques that made it difficult for counterfeiters to replicate his bills. By using colored threads, watermarks, and imprints of natural objects such as leaves, Franklin created barriers that protected his currency from being counterfeited. His methods, which included spectroscopy and fluorescence tests, are now better understood thanks to advanced scanning techniques.
#education
American Thinker: A Scandal in Education
A man advocates for logical reasoning in schools and meets an education official. No logic teachers; suggests state education dept. Man writes logic book for kids published by Jenny Stanford Publishing.
#sports
American Thinker: Why Women's Soccer Teams are Overpaid
The Women's World Cup exposes the inadequate skills of female soccer players and their demand for equal pay despite their inferior performance. Players like Megan Rapinoe support transgender inclusion in women's soccer but only after retiring. Women's soccer lacks the power and speed of the men's game, evident in their inability to compete against male teams.
#other
National Review: Mission: Impossible — Tom Cruise
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, directed by Christopher McQuarrie and starring Tom Cruise, is a thrilling installment in the long-running franchise. Cruise's performance as Ethan Hunt continues to be the franchise's main draw, supported by a talented cast including Rebecca Ferguson and Simon Pegg. The plot centers around the pursuit of an artificial intelligence called the "Entity," with various groups vying for control. The film delivers high-octane action sequences and clever thrills, cementing Cruise as the last true movie star in an industry dominated by preexisting brands.
The Epoch Times: TikTok Is Top Single Source of News for Teenagers, Ofcom Finds
UK teens are turning to TikTok as their main source of news, with 28% choosing it as their favorite. The BBC remains the most widely accessed news organization, but young people are more likely to use social media, particularly TikTok and Instagram, to get the latest updates. However, some concerns have been raised about the app's security, leading to a ban on TikTok for government officials. This shift towards social media as a news source reflects the changing habits of younger generations, who are more influenced by influencers and celebrities than traditional journalists.