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#politics
The Blaze: Ilhan Omar exposed as liar by new Twitter feature
Ilhan Omar falsely claims that the earth just broke a temperature record from 120,000 years ago. While the lie itself is ridiculous, what we should be concerned about is her push for a national climate emergency, which could lead to lockdowns and restrictions on outdoor activities.
Breitbart: Lifelong Jewish Democrat Dov Hikind Registers as Republican
Former Democrat and anti-antisemitism activist, Dov Hikind, announces on Twitter that he and his wife have officially switched their party affiliation to Republican. Hikind criticizes the Democratic Party for turning their back on Jews and Israel, stating that they have become too radicalized. He endorses President Donald Trump for his support of Jews and Israel and leaves open the possibility of running for office again.
Red State: Sam Brinton Made Bank While Supposedly on Leave and Under Investigation for Luggage Theft
Townhall's Mia Cathell reveals government waste and fraud involving Sam Brinton, a former Department of Energy official who engaged in luggage theft. Despite being under investigation, Brinton continued to receive his six-figure salary, amounting to $6,825 every two weeks. He was eventually fired, but the details were kept hidden, and the incident highlights the need for oversight and reform in government hiring and personnel procedures.
The Federalist Papers: RFK Jr.'s Speech Gets Roaring Applause After Dems Attempt to Stop Him From Testifying
House Democrats attempted to censor Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s speech at a hearing on censorship, accusing him of making antisemitic and anti-Asian comments. They also tried to limit his speaking time, but their efforts were defeated by Republicans on the committee. Kennedy criticized the Democrats' attempts to censor his speech and his run for the White House, highlighting the importance of free speech and respectful debate in democracy.
Breitbart: RFK Jr.: Censorship is the 'Beginning of Totalitarianism'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warns that a government that censors its critics is on the path to totalitarianism. Democrats tried to censor Kennedy during a hearing on censorship, but Republicans opposed the motion.
The Right Scoop: Russell Brand announces big interview with Ron DeSantis tomorrow
Russell Brand will interview Governor Ron DeSantis on his podcast show, discussing DeSantis' presidential campaign and the future of US politics.
Fox News: Statement from RFK Jr contesting MAGA ties during committee hearing sparks fierce argument
During a House Judiciary Select Subcommittee hearing, Stacey Plaskett accused Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of aligning himself with "MAGA Republicans" through a super PAC named Heal the Divide. RFK Jr. denied any knowledge of the super PAC and its connection to his campaign. The hearing ended with a dispute between Plaskett and Rep. Jim Jordan regarding RFK Jr.'s request to make an additional comment.
Fox News: Republicans demand answers on shifting White House message on Biden’s role in Hunter’s business
Top House Republicans are questioning whether President Biden knew more about his son Hunter's foreign business dealings than he has admitted. They are demanding clarity after a statement from the White House seemed to deviate from previous statements, prompting concerns that the president was aware of his son's business deals. The lawmakers have asked the White House to answer a series of questions regarding Biden's involvement and whether he was financially compensated.
#society
The Epoch Times: NYC Agrees to $13 Million Settlement With BLM Demonstrators
New York City has agreed to pay $13 million to protesters who were arrested or allegedly brutalized by police officers during the 2020 summer protests. The settlement, which awaits court approval, will provide $9,950 to each of the approximately 1,380 protesters. The lawsuit claimed police conducted mass arrests and used excessive force, resulting in unnecessary pain and suffering.
The Imaginative Conservative: Return to Order: Organic Remedies and Upright Spontaneity
In the essence of a truly organic society, remedies cannot be imposed. A variety of legitimate solutions that adapt to the circumstances of life is necessary.
The Epoch Times: Federal Judge Says Preliminary Injunction Blocking Florida Law Prohibiting Minors From Drag Shows Applies to All State Venues
A federal judge ruled that a preliminary injunction blocking a Florida law protecting minors from drag shows applies to all venues in the state. The law penalizes businesses that allow children to attend "adult live performances." The owner of a restaurant that holds family-friendly drag shows filed a lawsuit against the law, arguing that it is too vague and causing a loss in business.
Flag And Cross: 'The View' Reads Legal Note After Making Absurd Allegation About Aldean's Hometown
The hosts of "The View" discuss country star Jason Aldean's music video, making race-baiting claims and false accusations. The video, which includes scenes of urban riots, has angered leftists. One of the hosts, Sunny Hostin, falsely claims that Aldean is racist despite evidence to the contrary. The segment ends with a dramatic reading of a statement defending Aldean.
Fox News: Study reveals homicides in Brazil at the lowest level in over a decade
Brazilian researchers have reported that the number of violent deaths in the country last year was the lowest in over a decade, despite a rise in the number of firearms circulating. The report showed that there were approximately 47,500 deaths in 2022, a slight decrease from the previous year. Experts have attributed this decline to factors such as a truce among gangs, the implementation of public security policies, and an aging population. However, the report also highlighted an increase in violence against women, with a record number of rapes and feminicides.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Vanishing Foreign Minister Becomes Growing Embarrassment for China
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang's sudden disappearance has sparked speculation about political purges or personal misconduct. Foreign diplomats are alarmed by the uncertainty surrounding Qin's absence, and it raises questions about China's foreign ministry's influence. Qin's rapid rise in the bureaucracy and close relationship with President Xi Jinping further adds to the mystery. Some rumors suggest his disappearance may be linked to an alleged affair with a journalist and the resulting child, which could have severe consequences given the Chinese Communist Party's rules on improper sexual relationships.
#economy
Forbes: How Can Music Catalog Buyers Amplify ROI With Better Data? This Startup Counts The Ways
Companies are investing billions of dollars to acquire music catalogs and turn them into profitable assets in today's media landscape. One fintech startup, RYLTY, is helping rights holders collect, clean, merge, and analyze royalty data to optimize their return on investment. Their software automates the process of analyzing royalty statements, finding errors, and fixing them to increase the value of the catalog. The goal is to prove to investors that they are good stewards of their money in the music rights industry.
The Epoch Times: How Major US Stock Indexes Fared July 20
Tech-oriented stocks like Tesla and Netflix experienced significant drops, causing a decrease in Wall Street's recent uptrend. The S&P 500 fell by 0.7 percent, while the Nasdaq had its largest drop in over four months, losing 2.1 percent. The Dow, which has less reliance on tech stocks, rose by 0.5 percent. Tesla's stock decline was influenced by concerns about the impact of price cuts on future profits, while Netflix experienced a decline in revenue.
Forbes: FTC Could Pause Microsoft-Activision Merger Fight After Court Loss—Making Settlement Possible, Report Says
The Federal Trade Commission will likely pause its trial opposing Microsoft's bid to purchase Activision Blizzard, following the FTC's failed attempt to stop the merger in federal court. This raises the possibility of a settlement between the two companies and the government. The FTC is expected to withdraw its case, allowing Microsoft and Activision to negotiate a settlement or convince the agency to drop its opposition altogether.
Red State: America's Accelerating Debt, Rising Interest Rates, and Fiscal Irresponsibility Require a Balanced Budget
To say the US has a debt crisis is an understatement. The Biden Administration is spending recklessly, with most of it unrelated to pandemic relief. The US is now alone in its heavy spending, risking deeper deficits, inflation, and slow growth. A balanced budget amendment has been proposed but lacks support, leaving few options for the future.
#culture
Forbes: Shark Week: Prepping For The Discovery Extravaganza At The American Museum Of Natural History
Discovery Channel's Shark Week is back with 20 new hours of shark-themed programming, hosted by Jason Momoa. The American Museum of Natural History in New York City offers an immersive and educational experience with its interactive exhibits on sharks, dinosaurs, and the universe.
The Imaginative Conservative: Russell Kirk’s Sand Hill Trilogy
: "Off the Sand Road," "Skyberia," and "Lost Lake" are a trilogy of stories by Russell Kirk that capture the eerie beauty and lurking danger of the wild marches near Mecosta, Michigan. These stories depict the haunting landscapes and unsettling events that define the region known as Skyberia, a place where people called "sand hill savages" once lived in isolation. Kirk's writing portrays a world that is both captivating and menacing, filled with tales of deceit, violence, and strange occurrences. These stories offer a glimpse into the history and character of Mecosta and the surrounding area.
#education
Newsbusters: CNN Spouts Off About New FL Black History Education Standards
Critics argue that Florida's new black history teaching standards are "inaccurate" and "ahistorical," limiting students' understanding of the past and African American contributions.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Ex-Police Officer Convicted in Death of George Floyd to Appeal to US Supreme Court
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, convicted of second-degree murder in the death of George Floyd, will appeal his conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. Chauvin's request was denied by the Minnesota Supreme Court, meaning his conviction and sentence of 22 ½ years will remain in effect. The appeal is based on claims of a biased trial due to intense pretrial publicity and concerns for juror safety.
Fox News: NH woman's 1981 murder solved with DNA evidence; perp died from overdose in 2005
Law enforcement officials have solved the four-decade-old murder of Laura Kempton through DNA analysis and forensic genealogy. The man responsible, Ronney James Lee, died from an overdose in 2005. The case sends a message that cold cases will never be forgotten.
#sports
Fox News: James Harden scrubs social media bios of 76ers references as uncertainty swirls around his NBA future
NBA MVP James Harden is reportedly requesting a trade from the Philadelphia 76ers. Harden has removed references to the Sixers from his social media profiles, fueling speculation about his desire to leave. The 76ers' general manager is open to a trade but only if they receive substantial compensation.
The Epoch Times: Tommy Fleetwood, Christo Lamprecht Share Early Lead at the Open
Englishman Tommy Fleetwood and South African amateur Christo Lamprecht set the early pace at The 151st Open Championship. Emiliano Grillo made a monster putt to claim a share of the first-round lead. Lamprecht, a Georgia Tech senior, won the Amateur Championship last month to qualify. Antoine Rozner, Adrian Otaegui, and Brian Harman were one shot behind the leaders.
Forbes: Josh Jacobs Has Zero Leverage Over Las Vegas Raiders In Contract Holdout
Josh Jacobs and Saquon Barkley will hold out from training camp over contract issues. While Barkley has some leverage over the Giants, Jacobs has none over the Raiders. The Raiders' uncertainty and Jacobs' injury risk make it unlikely for him to receive a long-term deal.
#technology
The Blaze: New artificial intelligence will allow REGULAR PEOPLE to star in movies — Hollywood actors are TERRIFIED
As AI technology advances, Hollywood fears the potential loss of traditional acting and writing roles. The use of AI-written scripts and digitally scanned actors threatens to degrade talent and opens up a world of bizarre possibilities.
#other
The Epoch Times: Into the Wild: A Safari in Botswana
Exploring Africa's Prairies in Botswana, a journalist witnesses the beauty and rawness of nature on a safari. From seeing a lioness steal a cheetah's kill to encountering endangered wildlife like giraffes and painted dogs, the experience is captivating. The journalist emphasizes the importance of eco-tourism and wildlife preservation in countries like Botswana.
Breitbart: Nolte: ‘Sound of Freedom’ Crosses $100 Million Mark
Angel Studios' film "Sound of Freedom" has crossed the $100 million mark at the domestic box office, selling over 8.9 million tickets. Despite having fewer screens than "Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One," "Sound of Freedom" is outperforming the blockbuster on a per-screen average. The anti-child trafficking movie is resonating with audiences and bringing people back to the theaters, offering a much-needed break from the cultural and political agenda-driven content prevalent in Hollywood.
Newsbusters: WashPost Cry-Bully Taylor Lorenz Whines Twitter Favors ‘Far-Right Influencers’
The Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz complains about Twitter's influencer payment program benefiting conservatives, sparking criticism. Elon Musk calls her a liar, while others question her bias. Lorenz also criticizes Twitter's program, but overlooks leftists who received payments. Conservatives are calling for an end to her biased reporting.
Breitbart: Nolte: Fox News and CNN Suffer Brutal Ratings Collapse
CNN and Fox News are losing viewers as cable TV declines. CNN's ratings have dropped by 39% while Fox News has lost 32% of total viewers. Cable news outlets are struggling to survive as people move to streaming platforms. This decline spells trouble for CNN, as it cannot rely on advertising income or viewer support. Cable news may not be able to sustain itself outside of the cable TV ecosystem.
On The Water: NEWS: Brookfield Dam Empties West Branch of Penobscot River
The July 7 shut down of Brookfield Renewable Energy Partner's McKay Hydro-electric Station caused devastating impacts to fish and aquatic communities, harming the river system and recreational activities. It eliminated the entire 2023 salmon year class and led to calls for long-term mitigation measures.