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21 Jul 2023
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#politics
PJ Media: Left Now Pushing Biden to Ignore Supreme Court Decisions He Disagrees With
Two radical left scholars are advocating for the end of judicial review, suggesting that President Biden should ignore Supreme Court decisions. This concept of "Popular Constitutionalism" would give the president the power to interpret the Constitution as they see fit. Critics argue that this would destroy judicial review and allow presidents to defy court decisions whenever politically advantageous.
Newsbusters: Jennings To CNN: anti-Semitism Is 'Platformed Every Day' Among Dems
Scott Jennings corrects Rolling Stone's Jay Michaelson, pointing out that anti-Semitic ideas are regularly platformed in the Democrat conference. Michaelson argues that there is a double standard, but Jennings counters that anti-Semitism exists in the American left and is repeatedly exalted. The debate continues with Michaelson claiming that comparing anti-Semitic claims to political statements is a false equivalence. Jennings maintains that anti-Semitism is pervasive in the Democrat conference.
Fox News: GOP candidates circle wagons around Jason Aldean after liberal backlash, blare banned song at rallies
GOP presidential candidates Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy expressed their support for country singer Jason Aldean by playing his banned song at their rallies. The song, "Try That in a Small Town," has generated controversy and criticism from the left. Despite this, Haley, Ramaswamy, and fellow GOP candidate Ron DeSantis have all voiced their support for Aldean and his song.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Democrats Can No Longer Lie with a Straight Face
Congressional hearings exposed the lies surrounding President Biden's involvement in his son's business and the censorship of free speech. Whistleblowers revealed interference in the Hunter Biden probe and the Democrats were at a loss. It was confirmed that Joe Biden was aware of his son's business dealings. Democrats attempted to discredit the witnesses but failed. In another hearing, witnesses targeted by government censorship testified, revealing that the Hunter Biden laptop was real. The lies are exposed and Democrats must confront the truth.
Fox News: ME demonstrator sues police for violating his First Amendment rights after being arrested during protest
24-year-old Eli Durand McDonnell was arrested outside the home of conservative legal activist Leonard Leo for demonstrating against the repeal of the nationwide right to abortion. Durand McDonnell is suing the police, claiming they violated his First Amendment rights by singling him out among several dozen demonstrators.
Newsbusters: Go Figure: Nets Refuse to Cover Devastating FBI Form Alleging Biden Bribery
Senator Chuck Grassley's office released a purported FBI form alleging that the Biden family coerced the Burisma CEO for millions of dollars in exchange for firing Ukraine's top prosecutor. The major networks ignored this story, unlike Fox News, which covered it extensively. This revelation raises questions about the first Trump impeachment and Joe Biden's interest in removing the prosecutor.
Fox News: Gretchen Whitmer's 'Governor Barbie' social media campaign hailed by Democrats: 'Empowering,' 'very sharp'
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's office creates a "Governor Barbie" doll based on the governor herself, receiving praise from Democrats but criticism from some. Whitmer and her staff find the campaign humorous and empowering, while supporters admire the representation and commitment to reproductive rights. Critics label it a waste of taxpayer dollars.
PJ Media: Bombshell Bribery Revelations Prompt Calls to Impeach Biden
Joe Biden faces calls for impeachment after a document reveals he and his son received bribes from Burisma in exchange for pressuring Ukraine. Republicans are pushing for impeachment, calling Biden the most corrupt family in the White House. The White House denies the claims, but Republicans insist the evidence is damning and demand action.
Forbes: Trump Classified Documents Trial Date Set For May–In The Middle Of His Campaign
A federal judge sets trial date in classified documents case against former President Trump for May 2024, defying Trump's request to postpone until after the 2024 election.
Breitbart: Judge Sets Trump Classified Documents Trial for May 2024, Months Ahead of Election
Former President Donald Trump's trial for mishandling classified documents is scheduled to start on May 20, 2024, in Florida. This timing could potentially disenfranchise Republican voters as it falls after most of the Republican presidential primaries and before the national convention. The Justice Department opposes delaying the trial.
Fox News: Hunter Biden's fate, country music's Jason Aldean, and more from Fox News Opinion
In this Fox News article, the reader can find brief summaries of various topics discussed on the platform. The topics include the breakdown of an FBI-generated form, IRS whistleblowers revealing Biden corruption, Biden's plans to interfere with car buying, false accusations of racism in country music, a court deadline determining Hunter Biden's fate, Country Music Television turning off Jason Aldean, the impossibility of friendship between Russia and America, Biden's new tax plans, and the media's attempts to silence a successful movie.
#society
Forbes: Mandy Moore Discusses Her Career, Family Priorities And Her New Partnership
Actress and singer Mandy Moore reflects on her career and how becoming a mother has changed her priorities. She also discusses her love for her rescue cats and the importance of pets for mental health.
The Epoch Times: 'Still My Daughter, Always My Daughter': A Mother Navigates the Transgender Movement
Amy, a mother from Long Island, is devastated when her daughter, Sage, announces that she identifies as a gay man and plans to undergo hormone therapy. Amy questions the decision and tries to find other options for Sage, but her efforts are met with resistance and verbal abuse. Sage begins hormone therapy and legally changes her name, causing strain in her relationship with Amy. Amy worries about the long-term effects of Sage's choices and feels helpless to stop them. She blames the internet and the transgender movement for influencing her daughter's decision and warns of the dangers of unrestricted access to hormones and surgery.
Flag And Cross: Swedish Jewish Leader Opposes Ban On Burning Holy Books
The Swedish government is considering outlawing the burning of holy books after recent instances of burning the Koran. The head of the Swedish Jewish community opposes a ban, advocating for criminalizing hate speech instead. The issue raises concerns about freedom of speech, respect for religious minorities, and public safety in Sweden.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 513: Russia attacks ports after the withdrawal from “grain deal”
Russo-Ukrainian War, Day 513: Russia attacks Ukrainian ports after withdrawing from "grain deal," causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Ukrainian forces gain ground in multiple sectors, continue offensive operations. Russia's Wagner Group releases convict-recruits, marking a turning point in the war. Ukrainian journalist abducted by Russia held hostage in Moscow prison. Ukraine changes grain corridor route after Russia's destruction of the Kakhovka dam. Canada and EU impose sanctions on Russia, while the US announces a new $1.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Credit-Card Debt, Socialist Threat
The Catholic Church views lending money at interest as exploitation. In the twenty-first century, personal debt is used to control individual choices. High levels of debt will eventually lead to economic instability. The government can manipulate and control individuals through debt relief programs.
Forbes: New Balance Expanding U.S. Footwear Factories
New Balance, the Boston-based footwear maker, is expanding its manufacturing facility in Skowhegan, Maine with a $65 million project. The expansion will double production capabilities and create 200 new jobs. New Balance has a strong commitment to manufacturing in the U.S. and its Made U.S. program accounts for over 75 years of U.S.-based manufacturing.
Flag And Cross: Fed Set To Raise Rates, Uncertainty Looms For Stock Market
Financial world anticipates Fed interest rate decision on July 26. Fed expected to raise rates by 0.25%, highest level since 2001. Fed's course of action after July still uncertain.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Gov DeSantis announces inquiry into Bud Light
Governor DeSantis announces inquiry into Bud Light and InBev on behalf of Florida Pension Fund as shareholder. He claims they prioritized social agenda over business, potentially leading to a derivative lawsuit.
The Epoch Times: Government Borrowing Falls Unexpectedly as Tax Receipts Grow
UK government borrowing in June was lower than expected at £18.5 billion, attributed to higher tax receipts and a fall in debt interest payments. However, the total debt reached nearly £2.6 trillion, pushing it to 100.8% of GDP for the first time since 1961. The government's debt interest paid in June was £7.5 billion less than the previous year, but subsidies rose significantly due to energy support schemes.
#health
The Epoch Times: 25 Types of Harmful Flame Retardants Found in US Breast Milk: Study
More than 20 types of unregulated toxic flame retardants, including harmful bromophenols, have been found in human breast milk in the United States, according to a study. These flame retardants are typically used in various products and have been linked to cancer and hormone disruption. Despite the findings, researchers emphasize that breast milk is still best for newborns.
#education
The Blaze: LGBT numbers explode at Ivy League schools as overwhelmingly liberal student bodies surpass Gen Z national average
Ivy League schools have above-average LGBT rates. Brown, Princeton, Yale, and Harvard have 29-38% non-straight students. UPenn has 15%.
#crime
Daily Wire: ‘I’m F***ing Fed Up With This Godd*mn City’: San Francisco Shop Owner Punched By Homeless Man Urinating On His Trash
San Francisco sandwich shop owner Peterson Harter was punched in the face by a homeless man who had urinated on his trash. Harter expressed his anger on Instagram, criticizing the city for its lack of action. Crime in San Francisco has become so prevalent that some stores are padlocking their freezers at night to prevent shoplifting.
Fox News: French police investigating armed robbery targeting Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma
PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was violently robbed at his Paris home in the early hours of the morning. The attackers tied him and his partner up, stole valuables worth half a million dollars, and left them both slightly injured.
The Epoch Times: Judge Sets New Date for Trump Trial After Former President's Request for Extensive Delay
Former President Trump's federal criminal trial has been delayed until May 2024. The trial will take place in federal court in Florida and Mr. Trump is facing 37 felony counts. The delay is to allow time for his lawyers to obtain security clearance and review classified material.
Fox News: California court to consider whether officers violated an anti-discriminatory law with racist texts
Northern California police officers are being investigated for exchanging racist text messages, violating a state law against racism in the criminal justice system. Defense attorneys argue that their clients were unfairly targeted based on race. The Antioch Police Department is facing lawsuits and a civil rights investigation.
Breitbart: Asylum Seeker Jailed for Raping Elderly Woman, Sexually Assaulting Child
An Iranian asylum seeker in the UK has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for raping an elderly woman and sexually assaulting a child. The asylum seeker, Issa Brayzi-Pour, stalked and raped the elderly woman who was walking home from a pub. He was caught through CCTV footage and DNA evidence. Prosecutors said he was actively seeking vulnerable individuals. The judge emphasized that Brayzi-Pour showed no remorse.
#sports
Breitbart: Jaguars' Maxen Comes Out as First Openly Gay Male Coach in NFL
Kevin Maxen, assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars, has come out as the first openly gay male coach in the NFL. He made the decision to be public about his sexual identity to live truthfully with his partner. Maxen expressed his desire to support others in living authentically and to not fear the reactions of others. He has received support from his family, colleagues, and peers.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Tops: Why Nothing Compares to Catching Smallmouth Bass on Poppers
Two fishermen wait patiently for a smallmouth bass to bite their popper. When it finally does, they are thrilled by the ferocious strike. They agree that there is nothing better than topwater fishing.
#other
National Review: The Corner: That Hunt Won’t Hunt
The Mission: Impossible movies have a good formula for creating action and spy thrills, but Ethan Hunt is a bland protagonist compared to his supporting cast. He lacks the depth and relatability of characters like Indiana Jones or James Bond. The series often ends marriages without conclusively ending them, leading to flirtations that go nowhere. The villains in the films have vague motivations and often come from the Impossible Mission Force itself. Despite these flaws, the movies still provide entertaining two hours of excitement.
The Epoch Times: How to Use Online Rent Collection to Enhance Transparency and Foster Better Relationships With Tenants
Landlords can enhance transparency in their rental business by using online rent collection. Online payments track IP addresses and login credentials, providing a secure way to verify transactions and communicate potential security breaches. Dates and timestamps are automatically recorded, allowing landlords to hold tenants accountable and apply late fees accurately. Auto-generated invoices and receipts remind tenants of payment due dates and provide a clear record of payments made. Landlords can also track when funds are expected to hit their account and maintain a history of rental payments for both parties.