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#politics
Fox News: Former North Carolina legislator Andy Wells announces run for GOP nomination in gubernatorial race
Former North Carolina legislator Andy Wells announces bid for GOP governor nomination. He aims to make government more efficient and address economic challenges.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 356: Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow on the Implications of Emma-Jo Morris's Congressional Testimony
Breitbart editor Emma-Jo Morris testified before the House Subcommittee on Weaponization of the Federal Government. Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow discusses the implications of her testimony and general trends in American politics.
Fox News: Tim Scott's hesitance to ban TikTok looms amid his tough on China push
Republican presidential candidate and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott is hesitant to call for an outright ban on TikTok. While he has sharply criticized the company and expressed concerns about children's access to it, he believes parents should ultimately decide whether their kids should have access to the app. Scott has received backing from lobbyists linked to TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, but he has also introduced legislation aimed at cracking down on China and its activities.
PJ Media: Riot Act! NYPD Ordered to Pay Mad $tacks to George Floyd Insurrectionists
The New York Police Dept. was ordered to pay $13 million to insurrectionists who were arrested for violence during the 2020 riots in exchange for dropping a lawsuit. Despite the payout, over 81% of the rioters were never charged for their crimes.
Foreign Policy: The Long Shadow of Oppenheimer’s Trinity Test
The nuclear age began in the New Mexico desert with the Trinity explosion. The United States, once the sole possessor of nuclear weapons, is now facing the challenge of modernizing its aging nuclear infrastructure. With tensions rising between nuclear powers, the debate over disarmament versus nuclear deterrence continues to divide American politics.
Human Events: Julie Kelly says congressmen could be convicted ‘alongside Trump’
in Biden DOJ’s latest political prosecution over Jan 6
Political commentator Julie Kelly discussed the potential indictment against former President Donald Trump and criticized the arrest of individuals involved in a "fake electoral scheme" in Michigan, calling it a political stunt. She mentioned that if something happened in the election process, there was an alternative slate of electors. Kelly believed that the potential indictment was the greatest legal risk that Trump has faced so far. She also mentioned possible co-conspirators in the case, including Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman, and Trump White House officials.
The Federalist: The Democrat Party Of The Proudly Unwell And Perverts
Prominent Democrats like Eric Swalwell and Beto O'Rourke support Stacie Laughton, the first transgender person elected to a state legislature. However, Laughton was charged with receiving explicit photos of children, possibly as young as 3 years old. Democrats are increasingly embracing mentally ill and dangerous individuals as the norm in politics.
Fox News: Texas becomes 9th GOP state to exit national, bipartisan effort to prevent voter fraud
Texas, the largest state to do so, has resigned from the national effort to prevent voter fraud known as ERIC. They join eight other GOP-led states in leaving the initiative, citing funding and alternate system concerns. As fewer states participate in ERIC, costs for participating states are set to increase.
Fox News: Both Alabama GOP redistricting proposals fall short of Supreme Court order as deadline ends Friday
Alabama lawmakers are facing pressure to draw a new congressional map that includes a second majority-Black district, as ordered by the Supreme Court. However, the GOP has proposed separate ideas that fall short of the court's requirements, displaying an unwillingness to boost Black voting power. This issue is being closely monitored across the nation, as it sets a precedent for fights in other states.
The Epoch Times: Trudeau Cuts Appearance Short in Belleville, Ont., Amid Protest
Prime Minister Trudeau was forced to leave an event in Belleville, Ontario due to protesters surrounding him and his motorcade. The protesters shouted expletives and called him a traitor. His security had to escort him to his vehicle while the chanting continued.
Breitbart: Report: Joe Biden Uses Shorter Air Force One Staircase to Hide Mobility Problems
President Joe Biden has started using shorter steps to board Air Force One in an effort to accommodate his age and limit missteps. This change comes as concerns about his health and physical well-being grow, with polls showing that a majority of Americans believe he is too old for another term. Biden's use of the smaller steps has become a noticeable shift in his travel routines, as he consistently chooses them over the larger, more traditional entrance.
The New American: Media Coverup! Joe Biden Said America is Doomed Because of Too Many Black and Hispanic People - The New American
Media coverup of Joe Biden's racist statement. New FBI report reveals Biden corruption in Ukraine. Biden is a racist, senile, illegitimate traitor.
Fox News: Israel's Netanyahu faces crisis as some military reservists suspend service amid judicial reform protests
Israeli air force pilots and aircrew have announced their suspension of voluntary reserve duty in protest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposed judicial overhaul. The pilots and aircrew expressed concern over the legislation's impact on national security and their ability to continue serving. Thousands of Israeli reservists have already joined the protest, which could hinder the country's military readiness. This falls under the hashtag .
Flag And Cross: La Campaña 'que Té Vote Txapote' Llega A Las Manos: Agresión Contra Dos Militantes Del PSOE En Palma
Controversial slogan used by the right-wing and far-right against PSOE candidate Pedro Sánchez leads to violent attack on two socialist activists during a campaign event in Palma. One minor was injured. The incident follows other instances of aggression and hate speech during the election campaign.
#society
Fox News: San Francisco gallery owner punished for pouring water on homeless woman says laws leave businesses 'helpless'
San Francisco art gallery owner Collier Gwin, who sprayed a homeless woman with water, expresses frustration with the city's broken state of affairs. He argues that crime, drug abuse, and homelessness go unpunished, while his act of frustration resulted in community service. Gwin received death threats and faced backlash, but believes that locals understand the dire situation better than outsiders. He calls for accountability from city leaders and the judicial system to resolve the crisis.
The Blaze: $2 billion American Heartland theme park bigger than Disney’s Magic Kingdom revealed: 'There is so much to celebrate about our country'
Plans for a massive $2 billion theme park, the American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, were revealed in Oklahoma. The park will feature a 125-acre theme park, a 300-room hotel, and six distinctly American lands. It is expected to open in 2026 and bring in 5 million guests annually.
Breitbart: Jim Caviezel Calls Trump 'the New Moses': 'Going to Save Children the Likes of Which You Have Never Seen'
Hollywood actor Jim Caviezel praises Donald Trump, calling him the new Moses who will save children from child trafficking. Caviezel expressed his admiration during a screening of Sound of Freedom, a movie about child trafficking, at Trump's club in New Jersey.
Fox News: Climate protestors disrupt Open Championship with orange substance on 17th green, Horschel forced to intervene
Climate protestors briefly interrupted play at the British Open by throwing orange substance on the 17th green. American golfer Billy Horschel helped lead one protestor off the green.
Flag And Cross: Interior Firma Con Todos Los Sindicatos De Los Bombers Un Acuerdo De Mejora Laboral De Récord
The agreement between the General Directorate of Firefighters and the fire unions in Catalonia has brought improved working conditions for the firefighters, including new salary supplements, recognition of mobility within the department, and a commitment to increase the number of firefighters by 2026. The agreement also includes measures to reduce gender inequalities, such as extended maternity and paternity leave and flexible working hours for parenting. This agreement is seen as a major step forward in improving the working conditions of the firefighters.
The Epoch Times: Film Review: 'Black Ice': Canada's Hockey Problem
"Black Ice" is a Canadian documentary that explores the racism experienced by black and indigenous Canadians in the sport of hockey. It reveals the historical roots of discrimination in Canadian hockey and features firsthand accounts from black players. Despite Canada's reputation for tolerance, the film shows that racism is still a problem within the hockey community.
Fox News: US judge halts Arizona from banning transgender girls in female school sports teams
Arizona Republican lawmakers passed a law banning transgender girls from participating in female school athletic teams. A lawsuit filed by two transgender girls argues that the law violates federal Title IX. A federal judge has temporarily blocked the law, granting a preliminary injunction while the lawsuit is being processed.
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Fox News: Israeli forces fatally shoot 17-year-old Palestinian in occupied West Bank amid ongoing cycle of violence
Israeli forces shot and killed a 17-year-old Palestinian boy in the occupied West Bank during unrest. The village has been targeted by Jewish settlers. (, )
Fox News: Armed men attack Doctors Without Borders team at vital hospital in war-torn Khartoum, Sudan
An 18-member team from Doctors Without Borders was attacked by armed individuals while working at a hospital in Khartoum, Sudan. The team was stopped on the road and questioned before being physically beaten. The ongoing violence in Sudan has displaced over 3 million people.
Washington Free Beacon: Russia Bombs Ukraine Grain Silos in Attack on World Food Supplies
Russia escalated its attack on Ukraine's food export facilities, causing damage to grain terminals and threatening global food security. This came after Ukraine vowed to defy Russia's naval blockade on its grain export ports. Moscow accused Ukraine of using the sea corridor for "terrorist attacks," while Kyiv accused Russia of using food as a weapon of war. The attacks on grain infrastructure and concerns over shipping led to an increase in wheat prices and condemnation from the United States.
The Epoch Times: Putin Tells Poland Any Aggression Against Belarus Is Attack on Russia
President Putin accuses Poland of having territorial ambitions in former Soviet Union. He warns that aggression against Belarus will be considered an attack on Russia. Russia has stationed tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus and plans to meet with Belarusian President Lukashenko. (, , )
Euromaidan Press: Six civilians killed, including two children, in Russian attacks on Ukraine’s oblasts
Russian forces launched missiles into northern Ukraine, killing six civilians, including two children. The attacks caused damage to houses, schools, and cultural centers.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Government Survey on Canada-China Ties Omits Questions on Foreign Interference: Report
A survey on the Canada-China relationship among Chinese-Canadians in Vancouver did not address Beijing's interference in Canada. Participants believed the relationship had deteriorated due to China's rise as an economic and geopolitical power. Factors aggravating the relationship included the arrest of Huawei's executive, close ties to the US, criticism of human rights abuses, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey also left out China's interference in Canadian elections and the demand for a foreign agent registry. Respondents expressed uncertainty and called for a clearer strategy, diversifying trade relationships with other Asian countries. They praised the government's commitment to human rights but stressed the need to benefit mutually without compromising those values.
Euromaidan Press: China sends military aid to Russia, advisor to French President says
China is sending military aid to Russia in its war against Ukraine, according to a French advisor. There are concerns about the scale of China's support and the potential impact on global stability.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Iran has detained a fourth US citizen
The Biden administration has been working to secure the release of three US citizens detained in Iran. Now, Iran has detained a fourth US citizen, potentially complicating negotiations and increasing their demands for prisoner exchanges and the release of frozen funds. It is speculated that Iran may have detained this individual because they've been asking for someone the US was reluctant to release due to their involvement in high-value crimes.
#economy
Red State: AB InBev STILL Doesn't Get It: CEO Reverts to Ridiculous Defense of Bud Light's Dylan Mulvaney Disaster
Anheuser-Busch InBev's partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a TikTok influencer, has caused a disaster for Bud Light. Sales have declined nearly 30%, and the company's market capitalization has fallen nearly $15 billion. Despite this, the CEO continues to downplay the impact and makes excuses for the ill-fated marketing decision.
The Epoch Times: Workers’ Compensation Boards Could Give Small Businesses $3 Billion Boost by Rebating Excess Funds: CFIB
Small businesses in Canada are struggling with pandemic-related debt, while workers' compensation boards in five provinces have excess funds. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) suggests that if these boards rebated their excess funds, it could provide a $3 billion boost to small businesses. The CFIB is calling for fairness and for all boards to either rebate surplus funds or lower employer premiums.
Forbes: Hollywood Strike Poses Key Risk To These Stocks—Even If Barbie And Oppenheimer Smash The Box Office
Movie stocks face downgrades amid ongoing Hollywood actors and writers' strike. Analysts predict decrease in sales and limit in upside for equipment rental company Herc Holdings and movie chain Cinemark. Risk of underperforming film slate and film-delay risks loom. Some stocks, like Netflix and Mattel, are predicted to weather the strike relatively unscathed.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Less Lethal of The 1940s - H&R Model 150 Gas Cartridge Revolver
During the 1940s, the Harrington and Richardson Model 150 Gas Cartridge Revolver was a lesser-known self-defense weapon that used 38 caliber tear gas cartridges. It had a five-round capacity, different grip options, and a smaller bore to prevent firing regular cartridges.
#health
The Epoch Times: Despite Legal Setbacks for Ontario Doctors Critical of COVID Measures, Lawyer Says They'll Take It 'All the Way to the Supreme Court'
Some Ontario doctors are facing disciplinary hearings and license suspensions for speaking out against COVID measures. Lawyer Michael Alexander represents three of these doctors and believes that the outcome of their cases will set a precedent for other doctors in Canada. He is particularly focused on defending Dr. Mark Trozzi's right to freedom of speech and challenging the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario's investigation into professional misconduct. The tribunal has found Dr. Crystal Luchkiw guilty of professional misconduct for failing to cooperate with the investigation, but Mr. Alexander plans to appeal the decision. The fate of these doctors could have implications for the state's control over speech and censorship.
The Epoch Times: Battling Bed Bugs: Prevention Tips and Remedies for a Pest-Free Home
Bed bugs are resilient pests that infest beds, hotels, and movie theaters, causing irritating and itchy bites. They are challenging to remove due to their ability to hide in small cracks, resistance to insecticides, and skill as hitchhikers. To prevent infestations, use essential oils or bed bug-repelling plants, have separate indoor and outdoor shoes, inspect hotel rooms and used furniture, and keep your bedroom tidy. If you discover bed bugs, wash and dry fabrics on high heat, seek professional help for steam heat treatment, and see a dermatologist for multiple bites or signs of infection.
#education
Forbes: Texas A&M President Resigns After Conservative Pushback Against Journalism Professor And DEI
Texas A&M University President Katherine Banks resigns after conservative backlash following the hiring of Black journalist Kathleen McElroy.
National Review: California School Board Requires That Parents Be Informed of Child’s Gender Transition
A school district in Southern California passed a policy requiring schools to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender or wants to use sex-segregated facilities that don't align with their sex. The policy was introduced to promote parental involvement.
The Epoch Times: Grade Inflation Falling but Half of Top Grades ‘Unexplained’: Universities Regulator
Grade inflation at English universities has decreased, but half of the top degrees awarded last year remain unexplained. The Office for Students wants to protect the value of qualifications.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Federal Judge Sets May 2024 Trial Date For Trump's Classified Documents Case
Former President Donald J. Trump's trial on illegally retaining classified documents is scheduled for May 2024, a compromise between the government's plea for a December trial and Trump's wish to delay indefinitely. With Trump leading in the GOP, the trial outcome could affect his presidential campaign. The trial will be held in Fort Pierce, Florida, and will involve hearings on the treatment of the classified material. Trump also faces lawsuits related to the Jan. 6 riot and a sexual abuse case.
Daily Wire: Meet The Veteran-Led Group Going To War With Human Trafficking In America’s Backyard
Aaron Spradlin, a veteran fighting human trafficking, takes a ride along in Nashville to show the pervasive issue in his own backyard. He identifies motels as common locations for trafficking, and points out behaviors and indicators to look for. The problem extends to both urban and rural areas, and involves both children and adults, often facilitated by drug addiction. Spradlin and the Faith and Freedom Coalition are working with lawmakers to craft legislation and increase funding to combat human trafficking in Tennessee.
The Blaze: 'Put your f***ing a** in the ground': LSU lecturer under investigation over threatening message to Louisiana lawmaker who supported ban on child sex-change mutilations
LSU lecturer Marcus Venable is under investigation by Louisiana State Police after leaving a threatening voicemail for state Sen. Michael Fesi. The voicemail contained profanity-laced insults and threats, in response to Fesi's support for a bill banning child sex-change mutilations. Venable has been barred from teaching at LSU, and the university is conducting its own investigation.
#science
Fox News: Perseid Meteor Shower 2023: What skywatchers should know
The Perseid meteor shower, one of the biggest of the year, will peak on August 12-13. The meteors, created by debris from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle, can be seen at a rate of 50-75 per hour and can appear anywhere in the sky at a speed of 37 miles per second.
#technology
Breitbart: CEO of Company that Wants to Scan Your Irises: 'World ID' Is Coming 'Whether You Like It or Not'
Alex Blania, CEO of Worldcoin, plans to establish a global form of identification through iris scanning. Worldcoin, co-founded by Sam Altman of OpenAI, aims to authenticate individuals and distinguish between humans and bots. The success of this system relies on advancements in AI.
Forbes: Brian Henson Brings ‘Touchy-Feely’ To The Tech Space With His Dopl Venture
A company called Dopl creates three-dimensional figurines that resemble people, capturing them in a unique and emotionally connective way. The realistic figurines are created using advanced scanning and printing technology. The founders of Dopl are focused on maintaining the quality and ensuring the delightfulness of the product, while also considering the price point for customers. The company plans to expand its operations and explore partnerships with sports teams and film studios.
#other
The Epoch Times: Heat Warnings Issued for Much of Southern Alberta, Southeastern Saskatchewan
Heat warnings have been issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada for much of southern Alberta and southeastern Saskatchewan. Temperatures could reach a high of 37 C this weekend, continuing into next week. Residents are advised to reschedule outdoor activities, take breaks, and stay hydrated.
Fox News: House approves measure to give FAA more money to ease air travel delays, cancellations
The House approved a bill to improve air travel, increase funding for air traffic controllers, and raise the retirement age for airline pilots. It passed with a mostly bipartisan vote of 351-69. The bill also included provisions to remove a provision allowing more flight simulator hours towards pilot requirements and rejected an effort to increase long-haul flights at Reagan Washington National Airport.
Fox News: German authorities call off hunt for mysterious animal thought to be a lion
Authorities in Germany have called off the search for a lioness that was believed to be on the loose near Berlin. After analyzing video footage and conducting searches, experts determined that the animal in question was most likely a wild boar. The hunt was called off as there is no acute danger to the public.
The Epoch Times: Domenico Dall'Oglio: Sonata No. 9 in A Minor for Violin and Basso Continuo
In the dark corners of St. Petersburg, two musicians create a soulful symphony with violin and harpsichord. Their live recording captures the essence of baroque and transports listeners to another time.