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#politics
Flag And Cross: DeSantis Targets AB InBev In Shareholder Lawsuit Amid Bud Light Controversy
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is considering a shareholder lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch InBev after the company's campaign with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney led to a boycott of its products, including Bud Light. DeSantis believes corporations should not get involved in politics at the expense of shareholders, and is contemplating launching an inquiry into AB InBev that could result in a derivative lawsuit on behalf of the Florida pension fund. The controversy has caused the company's stock to drop by about 12%.
The Babylon Bee: Trump Announces He Will Make Vivek Ramaswamy Head Of Tech Support In Next Administration
Former President Donald Trump has appointed Vivek Ramaswamy as Head of Tech Support in his next administration, praising his intelligence and likability. Trump plans to offer roles in his administration to his former Republican primary rivals, such as Chris Christie in charge of planning menus, Haley as Ambassador to India, and Mike stationed in Ukraine. Additionally, Trump intends to ask Ron DeSantis to lead trips to Disney World for visiting dignitaries.
Breitbart: Exclusive-- Jack Posobiec: DeSantis’s ‘Campaign Burn Rate Is Bad’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing challenges in his campaign, with a high burn rate and a lack of small-dollar donors. Critics argue that his reliance on corporate money is not sustainable for the long term. Additionally, there is a perception that DeSantis is not effectively connecting with voters and lacks the visceral response desired in the political arena. These issues are being compared to former President Donald Trump's ability to engage with his base.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Trump to be indicted on racketeering charges by Fulton County DA
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is preparing to charge Donald Trump with racketeering for his attempts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. Trump is accused of influencing witnesses and computer trespassing. The indictment could come as early as next month.
Fox News: Biden predicted in the '90s that he would be 'dead and gone' by the year 2020
President Biden made a prediction in 1991 that he would be "dead and gone" by 2020, but he is still alive at 81 years old. Concerns about his age and ability to lead the nation have been raised, including by some members of his own party. Biden has faced criticism for gaffes and mishaps, including confusing Ukraine with Russia and their leaders during a recent trip to Lithuania.
#society
American Thinker: Prime Energy in the FDA dock
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is calling for a federal investigation into energy drink Prime Energy, owned by YouTuber Logan Paul and boxer KSI, due to concerns about its social media reach and caffeine content. This raises the question of whether the government should have the power to regulate what people consume. While Prime Energy falls within safe caffeine limits set by the FDA, investigating it could have implications for other caffeinated products and infringe on personal freedoms. Instead, the focus should be on promoting personal responsibility, awareness, and parental involvement in dietary choices.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Utah Mayor Staggs Defends Utahn ‘Sound of Freedom’ Inspiration from Left-Wing Attacks
Riverton mayor Trent Staggs (R) supports Tim Ballard, a celebrity anti-trafficking activist, who faces leftist attacks for a movie based on his life. Staggs praises Ballard's efforts to combat sex trafficking and condemns the political agenda behind the attacks. He encourages everyone to see the film and become educated on human trafficking.
American Thinker: After Bud Light, Dylan Mulvaney is now coming for the kids
Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, known for damaging the Bud Light brand, is seeking speaking opportunities on college campuses to make up for lost revenue. Despite facing backlash and boycotts, Mulvaney's influence on corporations may have diminished, but academia's tolerance for his ideas remains. With an extensive social media following, Mulvaney offers topics such as LGBTQIA+ advocacy and women's empowerment. However, his lack of expertise and educational credentials raises questions about his suitability as a speaker. Despite potential financial success, students will be the ones affected by Mulvaney's indoctrination into trans ideology.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Tesla Slumps Despite Earnings Beat, Rivian Bullish, Nikola Sells Hydrogen Project: EV Stock Roundup
Underperforming electric vehicle stocks made a comeback, but Tesla's stock dropped 10% after CEO Elon Musk's comments and unclear margin outlook. The Cybertruck continues to generate excitement and has 1.9 million preorders, raising concerns about production capacity. Rivian Automotive is expected to exceed delivery guidance, while struggling truck maker Nikola will sell its Phoenix Hydrogen Hub project. Fisker will produce an all-electric SUV for the Indian market, and Ford slashed prices of its F-150 Lightning pickup truck ahead of the Cybertruck's launch.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Jewish Teenager Dies Suddenly On Alaska Hiking Trip
A Jewish teenager from Michigan dies while hiking in Alaska due to cardiac issues. Chabad Lubavitch-Alaska offers support to the family and arranges transportation of the body. Chabad also provides accommodations and counseling to the other campers. The funeral takes place in Michigan, with members of the local Jewish community involved.
#health
The Epoch Times: 4 Tips for Staying Hydrated and a Decoction for Kidney Stone Prevention and Constipation Relief
Drinking water is vital for good health, but too much can be harmful. Traditional Chinese medicine suggests drinking when thirsty and using the color of urine as a guide. The US National Academies recommend about 15.5 cups of fluids for men and 11.5 cups for women each day. Tips for staying hydrated include drinking warm water, holding it in the mouth before swallowing, choosing tap or mineral water over purified water, and avoiding ice-cold water after exercise. Additionally, TCM recommends a prescription called "Zeng Ye Tang" to replenish water and improve digestion and excretion.
#education
American Thinker: School board prohibits students from dressing like animals…and progressives pounce
Florida's Brevard County school board dress code sparks debate over whether it violates President Biden's Title IX regulations. Advocates argue for allowing students to express species identity through clothing without parental notification.
#crime
Daily Wire: Comer Expects To Recommend Up To 10 Criminal Referrals Against Hunter Biden
House Oversight Chairman James Comer plans to recommend up to 10 criminal referrals against Hunter Biden, including charges related to prostitution and foreign business deals. Comer accuses Biden of violating the Mann Act and the Foreign Agents Registration Act, among other crimes. He also claims that evidence shows Biden received bribes from the CEO of Burisma.
#sports
Fox News: Majority of USWNT remains silent as national anthem plays prior to Women's World Cup opener against Vietnam
The USWNT stood during the national anthem but remained silent while playing against Vietnam in the Women's World Cup. The Vietnamese team sang their anthem with passion.
Breitbart: WATCH: U.S. Women's Team Mostly Stoic During National Anthem, Vietnamese Players Loudly Sing Their Anthem
The USWNT and Vietnamese players have different approaches to the national anthem. The USWNT has a history of protesting the anthem, led by Megan Rapinoe. Vietnam's players stood with their hands over their hearts and sang their anthem enthusiastically.
#technology
The New American: White House, Top Tech Firms Agree to Implement Voluntary AI Safeguards
Tech companies, including Amazon and Google, have agreed to a set of guidelines for governing AI development. The guidelines include external testing of AI systems, cybersecurity protection, and the use of watermarking for AI-generated content. The White House's involvement in the meeting was praised by industry groups, and the administration is reportedly preparing an executive order on AI. The potential risks and benefits of AI continue to be a controversial subject.
Fox News: Best ways to delete unnecessary things from your iCloud to free up storage
Pattie from Rohnert Park, CA is seeking advice on decluttering her iCloud storage. She wants to know if there is a way to delete movies and books she no longer needs. The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to check iCloud storage, purge movies and books, delete photos and videos, merge duplicate photos, optimize iPhone storage, delete unused backups, turn off apps using iCloud storage, and remove apps from the iPhone.
#other
The Epoch Times: Biden Administration Proposes Energy Efficiency Standards on Water Heaters
The Biden administration has proposed new energy efficiency standards for water heaters, aiming to save consumers money and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The rule would require heat pump or condensing technology for electric and gas water heaters, respectively. The Department of Energy estimates that these standards would lead to $11.4 billion in consumer savings and a reduction of 501 million metric tons of harmful emissions over 30 years.
Human Events: Nobel Prize winner SILENCED by IMF after saying ‘I don’t believe
there is a climate crisis’
Dr. John Clauser, a Nobel Laureate and critic of President Biden's climate policies, had his seminar on climate models canceled by the IMF after his views on the "climate crisis" were questioned. Clauser believes that current climate models overestimate temperature increases by not considering the reflection of light by cumulus clouds. He has spoken at the Korea Quantum Conference and is skeptical of climate change as presented by the scientific community. The IMF, which silenced Clauser, addresses climate change and advocates for a carbon tax and emission reduction targets.