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#politics
Breitbart: Morrisey Touts Endorsement of Trump as Reason He's Leading WV Gov. Race
West Virginia gubernatorial candidate Patrick Morrisey credits his endorsement of former President Donald Trump as the reason why he is leading in the gubernatorial primary. He expresses frustration with other Republican candidates who are afraid to speak out against political prosecution of Trump. Morrisey leads his primary opponent by double digits, and Trump is leading by 60 points in West Virginia's Republican primary race.
Red State: 'Alarm Bells': Democrat Strategist David Axelrod Warns Third-Party Bid Could Sink Biden's Re-Election Hopes
The 2024 presidential election could come down to a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Biden's declining popularity, scandals, and concerns within the Democratic Party are growing. Third-party candidate Cornel West poses a threat to Biden's bid, attacking him from the left and highlighting the mistreatment of the Black electorate by the Democrat Party. Democrats are worried about West's candidacy and the potential damage it could do to Biden's chances. Meanwhile, there are fears that Joe Manchin may also launch a third-party effort. The state of the Democratic Party is becoming more uncertain as Biden's troubles continue.
Fox News: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to undergo surgery for pacemaker implantation after health scare
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will undergo pacemaker surgery due to recent health problems. The surgery was announced in a Twitter video before a vote in the Knesset about controversial judicial reform. Last week, Netanyahu was released from the hospital after experiencing severe dehydration. Israeli protestors are blocking highways to demonstrate against the judicial overhaul proposed by Netanyahu. Israeli air force pilots and aircrew have threatened to suspend their voluntary reserve duty if the overhaul goes through. The prime minister's office stated that Netanyahu continues to undergo routine tests as recommended by doctors.
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Spectator USA: The childless have a stake in the future too
A woman embraces her role as an aunt, forming close relationships with her niece and nephew. She creates a community for other "professional aunts" and establishes a day to honor aunts. Despite societal misconceptions, childless women are invested in the future and play important roles in families and society.
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The Federalist Papers: Richard Nixon's Prophetic Insights on Russia: Declassified Letter Reveals Sage Advice to Bill Clinton
Nixon's declassified letter to Clinton in 1994 warned of a belligerent Russia, rise of someone like Putin, and worsening relations between Moscow and Kyiv. He emphasized the need for American diplomatic presence in Ukraine and cautioned against favoring personal relationships over political strategies. Nixon's letter showcased his continued influence in foreign policy.
#culture
Breitbart: Jason Aldean Defies Cancel Mob, Performs 'Try That in a Small Town' as Crowd Chants USA: I Want to See America Restored to What It Once Was
Country music superstar Jason Aldean refuses to back down despite efforts to smear and censor his hit song "Try That in a Small Town." During a concert, Aldean addressed the attacks and proudly expressed his support for America. The audience chanted "USA!" in response.
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Fox News: Maryland suspect accused of luring teen into woods, raping her: police
A Maryland man is charged with raping a teenage girl after leading her into the woods. Joshua Black, 31, enticed the victim into a wooded area before sexually assaulting her. Police believe there may be more victims.
Fox News: How to spot red flags for this latest Facebook Marketplace scam
A reader warns about Facebook Marketplace scams, particularly involving boats, and shares red flags to watch out for . Scammers often use sympathetic stories, ask for payment in gift cards, and post the same item in different locations . It's important to check a seller's profile for inconsistencies, avoid paying with gift cards, and report suspicious posts to Facebook . Stay safe by meeting in public places, avoiding sharing personal information, and trusting your instincts .
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The Epoch Times: Harman Steadies Himself at British Open to Keep a 5-shot Lead Over Young
Brian Harman, known as "Brian the Butcher," maintains a five-shot lead going into the final round of the British Open. Despite a rough start, Harman recovers and stays focused on winning his first major. Other contenders, including Cameron Young and Jon Rahm, are closing in, but Harman remains confident in his ability to execute and stay in the moment.
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Forbes: Today’s Wordle #764 Hints, Clues And Answer For Sunday, July 23rd
The author reflects on the passing of time and contemplates the nature of life and death. They also discuss their success in solving the Wordle game, choosing the word "whale" over "leave" and earning three points. The etymology of the word "whale" is briefly discussed.
Flag And Cross: Comedian Jim Breuer Defends Jason Aldean, Torches Leftist Hypocrisy in Trying to Cancel Song
Country singer Jason Aldean's song "Try That in a Small Town" is under fire, with critics accusing it of being racist and pro-lynching. Comedian Jim Breuer called out the left's hypocrisy, defending Aldean's song and questioning their double standards. Country star John Rich and legend Lee Greenwood also defended Aldean, emphasizing that the song is not about racism but about freedom of expression.