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#politics
Spectator USA: Why is Donald Trump itching to go on Joe Rogan?
Donald Trump wants to be on The Joe Rogan Experience but Rogan has refused multiple times. Roger Stone, a Trump ally, has challenged Rogan to a cage match to force the issue. Stone insulted Rogan and blamed his "handlers" for not inviting Trump.
Breitbart: WaPo Declares ‘Trump-Like’ PM Benjamin Netanyahu Israel's ‘Biggest’ Threat
The Washington Post essay criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel's "biggest security threat," comparing him to Donald Trump. The essay claims that Netanyahu's policies are undermining Israeli democracy and risking its relationship with the United States. The author argues that Netanyahu's focus on holding onto power is putting Israel's security at risk.
In defiance of President Biden, Israel's parliament passed the first of several judicial reforms proposed by Netanyahu's government. The new law prevents courts from using their own conception of "reasonableness" to block government policies. Critics argue that this doctrine allowed the left-leaning judiciary to abuse its power against conservative governments. Biden issued a warning to Netanyahu not to proceed with the reforms.
Fox News: NYC mayor gives eyebrow-raising retort after protester screams, 'F--- you, a--hole'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams responds in a bizarre way to a woman protesting his treatment of homeless people. He suggests that people should be happy if someone wants to "make love to them." This exchange occurred during a press conference where Adams discussed plans to remove scaffolding and revitalize the city's business district. The incident comes after criticisms of Adams' response to a woman concerned about high rent prices. The city continues to grapple with rising homelessness, with the highest levels since the Great Depression.
Flag And Cross: Israeli Opposition Leader To Challenge Restrictive Judicial Reform Law In Supreme Court
Opposition leader Yair Lapid plans to challenge a new law in Israel that restricts judges' use of the "reasonableness" standard, which allows them to reverse decisions made by elected officials. The law, which passed with the support of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, is seen as a threat to democracy by critics. The Movement for Quality Government has already requested an injunction from the Supreme Court to cancel the law, arguing that it undermines the separation of powers and checks and balances in Israel.
Red State: Will Roger Stone Get Into the Octagon With Joe Rogan for a Donald Trump Interview?
Politics and pop culture collide in the age of Donald Trump. Joe Rogan's podcast attracts attention due to his variety of guests and easygoing interview style. Donald Trump has been eager to be on the show, but Rogan has declined. Roger Stone, a Trump confidante, has even suggested a UFC-style cage match to force Rogan into an interview.
The Federalist: Ignore President Biden, Here's What Is Really Happening In Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing protests over a judicial overhaul bill. President Joe Biden has asked Netanyahu to stop pushing the bill, despite Biden's own controversial actions and disregard for the Supreme Court. The bill aims to limit the power of the judiciary and create a more democratic system in Israel. Critics argue that the current system lacks accountability and is often arbitrary. This issue has sparked a contentious internal debate in Israel, with protests and threats from both sides. The media's portrayal of the situation is politically biased, highlighting the power struggles rather than focusing on the necessary reforms.
Washington Free Beacon: Report: Biden's Aides Prepped Him for Reporters' Questions About Shunning His Granddaughter. But Nobody Asked.
President Joe Biden's staff prepared questions for the press regarding his estranged granddaughter, but the topic went untouched. Biden faces criticism for not acknowledging his seventh granddaughter, Navy Joan, born from his son's affair with a stripper. Unlike his predecessor, Biden has a different relationship with the media, with less scrutiny and fact checks. Biden's lack of warmth towards his granddaughter stems from appeasing his son, who was involved in a legal battle with the girl's mother. The president is also under scrutiny for his knowledge of his son's questionable foreign business dealings.
Breitbart: Oscars Columnist: 'Sound of Freedom' Deserves to Be a Best Picture Contender
An awards columnist praises the film Sound of Freedom and believes it should be considered for Oscars. She criticizes the industry for discrediting and destroying the film, as well as the mainstream media for associating it with conspiracy theories. Former President Trump also supports the film and calls for the death penalty for human traffickers.
The Blaze: FBI improperly used warrantless surveillance powers on US senator and other state officials, court documents reveal
The FBI is accused of abusing its surveillance powers on a US senator, a state senator, and a state judge. They have been accused of repeatedly spying on Americans and conducting improper searches using Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Despite the improper use, FBI Director Christopher Wray insists that Section 702 is necessary to protect against foreign adversaries. The American Civil Liberties Union criticizes the FBI's actions and calls for reforms to be made.
#society
The Babylon Bee: 'Everyone I've Ever Dated Was A Narcissist,' Says Woman Who Is Clearly A Narcissist
A woman in Los Angeles complains that every man she has dated is a narcissist and doesn't appreciate her. She believes she is a great catch and blames the men for not recognizing her worth. Despite her frustration, she decides to take a break from dating and focus on herself.
Fox News: Florida drag show law trial delayed until June 2024
A trial over the constitutionality of a Florida law targeting drag shows will start in June 2024. The law, championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, is temporarily on hold. It punishes venues that allow children into "adult live performances," potentially facing fines and license revocation.
The Federalist Papers: Rock Legend Ted Nugent Says Those Attacking Jason Aldean's Song Are 'Idiots' with 'No Soul'
Rock legend Ted Nugent defends country music star Jason Aldean against attacks from leftists who claim his song "Try That in a Small Town" promotes racism. Nugent argues that the song is about self-defense and protecting loved ones and criticizes the leftists for misinterpreting its meaning. Aldean stands his ground, vowing not to be silenced by the left-wing mobs.
Daily Wire: Eli Lilly Gives $500K For Scholarships For Illegal Immigrants In Indiana
Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly donated $500,000 to four organizations offering scholarships to illegal immigrants in Indiana. The goal is to provide education opportunities for the state's immigrant population and support immigration reforms. One organization focuses on improving the status of undocumented individuals, while others work towards Latino educational attainment and workforce preparedness.
Flag And Cross: 101-Year-Old Fabric Cutter Defies Retirement Norms
101-year-old Jayne Burns has no plans to retire and continues working as a fabric cutter at a crafts store. She enjoys her job and plans to work as long as possible. Burns believes that staying busy has contributed to a longer and happier life.
The Epoch Times: 'White Privilege' Nurses Mandated to Undergo 'Implicit Bias' Training in Kentucky
Nurses in Kentucky are being forced to undergo "implicit bias" training that portrays white people as oppressors and emphasizes alleged racial bias in healthcare. Those who don't complete the course may face non-renewal of their licenses. The training is part of a wider effort to push diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) agendas in various industries and organizations.
#military
Fox News: UFOs: Is the government hiding something?
Lawmakers, including Reps. Tim Burchett, Anna Paulina Luna, Jared Moskowitz, and Eric Burlison, express skepticism about the government's handling of information about UFOs. They argue for full transparency and demand answers from the Pentagon and intelligence community. Witnesses at the upcoming UFO hearings include Ryan Graves, Cmdr. David Fravor, and whistleblower David Grusch. The lawmakers believe that the government's lack of cooperation raises questions about what else they might be hiding. They are pushing for a special agency dedicated to studying UFOs and declassifying information.
#culture
Midwest Living: How to Explore Dublin (Ohio) Without a Passport
Dublin, Ohio offers a variety of attractions and activities for visitors. Explore the city through Irish-themed cocktails on the Celtic Cocktail Trail or visit the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Don't miss the Dublin Irish Festival, the largest three-day Irish festival in the world. Take a stroll on the Dublin Link Pedestrian Bridge, the longest single-tower S-shaped suspension bridge in the world, and discover Dublin's parks with the Dublin Park Pass. Enjoy the Irish Fairy Door Trail or attend the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club. For dining options, try Coast Wine House, Dublin Village Tavern, North Market Bridge Park, Valentina's, or Weenie Wonder. Choose to stay at the AC Hotel Columbus Dublin or Springhill Suites for a comfortable and convenient experience.
Flag And Cross: Willy Wonka Superfan's £150K Collection Includes Exclusive New Movie Merchandise
A superfan of Willy Wonka collects exclusive merchandise from the new movie and already has memorabilia from the film. He has sections of the boat used in the movie and thinks he's the first person to have memorabilia from the new film. He hopes for more films in the future.
A man started collecting Willy Wonka merchandise after watching the 2005 film. He has various items in his collection including prints, DVDs, and different versions of the book in different languages. He runs a Facebook group for Willy Wonka fans.
Forbes: Charli D’Amelio, Logan Paul, MrBeast, Kai Cenat, xQc, HasanAbi Among Streamy Award Nominations
The 13th annual Streamy Awards announced nominees in various categories, including Show of the Year and Creator of the Year. Good Mythical Morning, a frequent nominee and winner, is once again nominated for Show of the Year. The Streamy Awards aim to recognize the biggest and best personalities, programs, and brands across social media platforms.
Daily Wire: Matt Walsh Slams ‘Anti-Man’ ‘Barbie’ Film, Says Marketing Pulled A Fast One On Audience
Daily Wire host Matt Walsh criticized the "Barbie" film for promoting "man-hating feminist propaganda" and accused the marketing department of deceiving audiences about the true message of the movie. Walsh argued that the film is a preachy feminist lecture masquerading as a family-friendly Barbie film, highlighting the negative portrayal of men and the patriarchy. He concluded that the marketing team intentionally hid the feminist agenda to sell more tickets before revealing it to the audience.
#health
The Epoch Times: Listeria Outbreak Kills Three in Washington State, Local Health Authorities Say
Health authorities in Washington state are investigating a listeria outbreak that has resulted in the deaths of three people. The outbreak has affected five adults over the age of 60, all of whom developed severe infections of listeriosis caused by Listeria monocytogenes. The investigation is ongoing, and the source of the contamination has not been identified yet. Listeriosis is a serious bacterial infection commonly transmitted through contaminated food and can be especially dangerous for pregnant women, newborn babies, and people with weakened immune systems.
The Blaze: Russell Brand is really excited about DeSantis' plan for Fauci & the CDC
Podcaster Russell Brand interviews presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, who criticizes Fauci and the COVID lockdowns. DeSantis plans to hold the health bureaucracy accountable for their failures and damage caused by unscientific policies. Brand finds DeSantis's stance heartening.
The Epoch Times: Eat (and Supplement) Your Electrolytes for the Summer Heat
Summertime activities make us thirsty and curious about electrolytes. Electrolytes are essential for various bodily functions, and most people can get enough through a balanced diet. Sodium is abundant and often overconsumed, while potassium and magnesium are often lacking. It's important to listen to your body and supplement only when necessary. Sports drinks high in sugar and artificial additives are not the best option, but there are healthier alternatives available, such as coconut water or natural electrolyte drinks. You can also make your own electrolyte drink at home. Good food sources of electrolytes include apricots, lentils, squash, pumpkin seeds, and yogurt.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Black Professor Behind Florida History Standards Slams Kamala's 'False' Criticism
Florida Board of Education adviser, William B. Allen, disputes Kamala Harris's claim that Florida's new education standards whitewash slavery. He believes the standards acknowledge slaves developing skills. Allen opposes changing the standards.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Man Arrested in Shooting Death in Redwood Village
A man is arrested in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred during an argument in San Diego. The suspect was apprehended during a traffic stop, and the victim was found with gunshot wounds and later died in the hospital. The police are investigating the incident and seeking information.
The Epoch Times: Man Convicted Of Murdering Brother With Crossbow At City Heights Park
A man in San Diego was convicted of first-degree murder for fatally shooting his brother with a crossbow in a park. The prosecution claimed it was a premeditated "execution," while the defense argued it was a "horrible accident." The defendant bought the crossbow as a birthday gift for his brother and was planning to surprise him at the park, but allegedly tripped and accidentally fired the weapon.
Fox News: Third suspect arrested in firebombing of Planned Parenthood clinic in Southern California
Three men, including a Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton, have been arrested in connection with the firebombing of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Southern California. The attack, which occurred in March 2022, resulted in minimal physical damage but caused the clinic to cancel numerous appointments. The suspects face charges of conspiracy, malicious destruction of property by fire and explosion, among others.
Fox News: Miami-Dade police director in stable condition after reported shooting incident
Miami-Dade police director Alfredo Ramirez is in stable condition after reportedly shooting himself during a domestic dispute in Tampa. He was attending a law enforcement conference at the time. The incident is being investigated by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
The Blaze: 911 call was made from Obama's mansion in Martha's Vineyard regarding missing paddle boarder whose body was later recovered: Report
A man went missing while paddleboarding in Martha's Vineyard, with the 911 call coming from Barack Obama's estate. The man's body was later found in the pond.
#sports
Breitbart: Bills' Nyhiem Hines Out for the Season After Being Hit by Jet Ski
Bills RB Nyheim Hines to miss 2023 season after jet ski accident, sustaining serious but non-life threatening injuries.
#science
The Epoch Times: After Prison for Genetically Editing Babies, Controversial Chinese Scientist Wants to Continue Human Gene Editing Experiments
Chinese scientist He Jiankui shocked the scientific community by creating genetically modified babies. He was sentenced to prison but will continue his research. He used CRISPR technology to attempt to make the babies immune to HIV by editing the CCR5 gene. Concerns were raised about the safety and ethical implications of his work. It is illegal in most Western countries to implant genetically modified embryos into human wombs.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review: Pull Start Fire - Lightweight Firestarter for Any Weather
Pull Start Fire is a lightweight firestarter that can start a fire instantly in any weather. It is reliable, windproof, rainproof, and burns for over 30 minutes. It is safe to eat over and performs well in adverse conditions.
#technology
The Epoch Times: OpenAI's Sam Altman Launches Iris-Scanning Worldcoin Crypto Project
Cryptocurrency project Worldcoin has launched its rollout, featuring an iris-scanning "Orb" to authenticate a person's uniqueness. The project aims to increase economic opportunity, distinguish humans from AI, and potentially pave the way for AI-funded universal basic income. The core offering is a digital passport called World ID, allowing people to prove their real-human status and access critical services. The project has 2 million users and plans to expand globally. Concerns have been raised about data storage and the implications of iris scans.
Breitbart: Another Eco-Friendly Inferno: Tesla Bursts into Flames on North Carolina Highway
A Tesla electric vehicle caught fire after hitting debris on the road in North Carolina. The driver escaped unharmed, but firefighters faced challenges in extinguishing the fire due to the nature of electric vehicle fires. Despite the incident, the driver still supports electric vehicles.
#other
Forbes: Among Korean Acts, Only BTS And Its Members Jung Kook And Jimin Have Hit No. 1 On The Hot 100
Jung Kook, a member of the popular South Korean group BTS, has achieved his first No. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 chart with his debut single "Seven." He becomes the third South Korean act and second soloist from the nation to reach this milestone. The song gained significant sales and streaming numbers, making it a success.
Daily Wire: Miranda Lambert Gets Laugh Out Of Fan’s ‘Selfie’ T-Shirt After Concert Photo Call-Out
Country music singer Miranda Lambert responds to the controversy surrounding her criticism of fans taking selfies at her concert with humor. During a performance in Las Vegas, Lambert acknowledges a fan's T-shirt that reads "Shoot Tequila, Not Selfies," which receives applause from the crowd. Lambert jokingly praises the fan and takes a sip of tequila. This lighthearted reaction contrasts with her previous incident where she stopped mid-concert to call out selfie-taking fans. Some fans supported Lambert's stance, while others felt she was out of line.
Fox News: Pilot of plane that crash landed at Martha's Vineyard Airport dies
A small plane crash-lands in Massachusetts after the pilot suffers a medical emergency. The 79-year-old pilot dies, but his wife, who took control of the plane, survives. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
The Epoch Times: These Beer Brands Are Eating Up Bud Light’s Business Amid Dylan Mulvaney Backlash
Bud Light sales have continued to drop after promoting a transgender influencer, while its competitors have seen increases in sales. Bud Light and other Anheuser-Busch brands have suffered drops in sales, while Modelo Especial, Yuengling, Coors Light, and Miller Lite have experienced sales growth. Bud Light's decline began after featuring a transgender influencer on a beer can, leading to backlash and calls for a boycott. The company has not directly addressed the reasons behind the decline in sales or the impact of the controversy.
Fox News: Northwest Alabama beach reopens following diesel spill from sunken tugboat in Tennessee River
A beach in Florence, Alabama, reopened after a tugboat sank in the Tennessee River, causing a diesel spill. Water samples were tested and officials saw no long-term environmental harm. The Coast Guard is investigating.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)’ Helps Her Other Albums Surge In Sales
Taylor Swift's Speak Now (Taylor's Version) claims the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 and Top Album Sales charts, dominating the charts and revitalizing her past albums. She has six albums in the top 10, with her latest release, Midnights, holding strong at No. 3. Despite her massive popularity, she faces some competition on the charts with Stray Kids' album, 5-Star. Swift's previous re-recorded projects, Fearless (Taylor's Version) and Red (Taylor's Version), have also climbed the charts, solidifying her control over the top 10. Speak Now (Taylor's Version) sold almost 507,000 copies in its first week.