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24 Jul 2023
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American Thinker: Jim Banks on impeachment
Congressman Jim Banks believes that President Trump was right to ask Ukraine to investigate the Bidens, and criticizes the false statements made by House Democrats in the impeachment resolution. He also questions the Senate's interference in foreign relations. Banks supports the expungement of Trump's impeachments and favors the impeachment of President Biden. Banks suggests that the Democrats' accusations against Trump are false and politically motivated. The Republican National Committee chair, Ronna McDaniel, fails to support Trump and instead encourages him to participate in debates with other Republicans. Meanwhile, Trump remains dedicated to the country despite the Democrats' efforts to bring him down.
#society
Fox News: Minnesota cities consider ban on smoking marijuana on sidewalks, in parks as drug nears legalization
Recreational marijuana will become legal in Minnesota on August 1, and cities across the state are considering restrictions on its use in public places. Lakeville Mayor Luke Hellier is concerned about marijuana smoke or vaping in downtown, which could deter people from visiting businesses. The Lakeville City Council is considering banning smoking in parks and public places.
#sports
American Thinker: You don't have to play if you don't like the anthem
Athletes from the US Women's National Soccer team faced backlash for staying silent during the national anthem at the Women's World Cup. Critics argue that their silence was disrespectful and a display of ingratitude towards the country that gave them the opportunity to succeed. Many believe that these athletes should not take their privileges for granted, as there are others around the world who would love to be in their position.
Forbes: Women’s World Cup Co-Hosts Australia Looked At Women’s Euros In England, Qatar World Cup For Legacy Plan
Football Australia is looking to create a lasting legacy for women's football in the country beyond the Women's World Cup in 2023. The plan includes increasing player participation, increasing investment from the government, and a high-performance program for the Matildas. The goal is to transform the sport and have a lasting impact in the broader region of Asia and Oceania.
#science
American Thinker: Warming-obsessed media wrong again
Media hype over record-breaking heat in Europe and Northern Africa is fueled by the European Space Agency's use of ground temperatures instead of air temperatures. While some claim that July 2023 will be the hottest month in centuries, they conveniently ignore below-average temperatures in other regions. The dominant narrative connecting CO2 levels and temperature is rooted in politics rather than science, and manipulated data and debunked graphs only add to the fearmongering. The accuracy of temperature readings is also compromised by the urban heat island effect.