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#politics
Fox News: GOP primary stage shows the 'party of diversity' as Democrats won't permit ideological differences: Conway
The Republican presidential primary debate stage is diverse, while the Democratic Party refuses to hold debates. The RNC set criteria for candidates to qualify for the debate stage, including a minimum number of campaign donors and a 1% polling threshold. The Republican field includes former President Trump, Gov. DeSantis, Sen. Scott, Vivek Ramaswamy, Gov. Haley, and Gov. Christie. In contrast, the Democratic Party has shown little interest in scheduling debates, despite the presence of declared candidates.
Washington Free Beacon: Hunter Biden’s Best Friend Testified Before Grand Jury About the Biden Family, Lawyer Says
Hunter Biden associate Devon Archer has testified before a grand jury and plans to be interviewed by the House Oversight Committee. Archer will reportedly testify that he was present during meetings when Hunter Biden called his father Joe Biden. This development contradicts the president's previous denial of discussions about foreign business ventures.
Flag And Cross: Israel's Judicial Reform Law Sparks Disappointment And Opposition
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is released from the hospital after surgery, while the Knesset passes a law prohibiting judges from using "reasonableness" to reverse elected officials' laws. Jewish American organizations have differing views on the judicial reform, with some supporting the law and others expressing profound disappointment and concern over the deepening divisions in Israeli society.
Breitbart: RFK Jr. Calls for Probe into Joe Biden for Alleged Bribes, Changing Tune
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has changed his stance and is now calling for an investigation into the alleged Biden bribery scheme. He believes that allegations surrounding President Joe Biden and Hunter Biden accepting $5 million in bribes should be looked into. This is a significant shift from Kennedy's previous refusal to attack Biden on his family's alleged corruption.
Forbes: Trump Lashes Out At GOP Senators For Not Attacking Biden Enough—As Most Stay Silent On Possible Jan. 6 Charges
Trump criticizes Senate Republicans for not defending him against Biden and Democrats who he accuses of criminal acts against the country. House Republicans support Trump and claim that Biden is the most corrupt president in U.S. history. Republican senators remain silent on potential charges against Trump for his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riots. House Republicans consider expunging Trump's impeachments and accuse the Justice Department of politically motivated investigations. Some moderate Republicans may vote against legislation to expunge Trump's impeachments.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Has Your Baby Secretly Been Watching Jordan Peterson Videos? Here's How To Tell
: Parents fear their children becoming fans of Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, fearing it may lead to misogyny and fascism. The Babylon Bee provides signs to watch for. Urgent donations are requested to stop socialism and educate young people about liberty and free markets. General Florg of Graxon V struggles to comprehend Earth's diverse genders.
Red State: 'The View' Race Hustlers Want White Americans to Know They 'Continue to Reap the Benefits' of Slavery
The View's co-hosts, Whoopi Goldberg and Sunny Hostin, spread false information about Florida's new black history curriculum, claiming it teaches that "enslaved people benefited from slavery." In reality, the curriculum acknowledges the skills developed by slaves for personal benefit but does not promote the notion that slavery was advantageous. Goldberg and Hostin also mention historical injustices like Jim Crow and the wealth gap, pointing out that many political elites have lineages tied to slavery. However, their arguments lack nuance and fail to address the complexity of America's history.
Breitbart: Study: Transgender Genital Surgeries Result in Pain, Incontinence
A study conducted by the University of Florida and Brooks Rehabilitation reveals that four out of five individuals who undergo transgender-related surgery experience pain in the years following the procedure. More than half of these patients find sexual intercourse painful, and about one-third suffer from urinary incontinence or a frequent need to use the restroom. Only 25% sought physiotherapy to address these issues.
The Federalist Papers: Thieving Punk Gives 68-Year-Old Lowe's Employee a Black Eye, Store Fires Her for Intervening
Donna Hansbrough, a 68-year-old woman, was confronted by thieves in her Lowe's store in Rincon, Georgia. She tried to stop them from stealing, but ended up getting hurt and losing her job. Lowe's fired her for violating company policy. This incident highlights the frustration many feel about companies prioritizing policy over basic decency.
#war
Fox News: Missing WWII soldier's remains identified nearly 80 years later
The remains of a young World War II soldier from Illinois were identified after two years of analysis. John W. Radanovich was assigned to Company G, 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division when he disappeared during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest in Germany. His remains will be buried in his hometown of Mount Olive.
#economy
Fox News: Vermont officials urge farmers to document, report flood-related crop damage
Vermont farmers face devastating losses after catastrophic flooding destroys crops, including blueberries and corn. The fields are covered in sediment and sand, rendering the produce unsellable. Agriculture, a key part of Vermont's economy, is at risk without sustainable income for farmers.
Vermont's governor and congressional delegation are pushing for federal assistance after witnessing the widespread damage. The state's top dairy producing status and local foods movement are also affected by the floods. Recovery efforts will require significant resources and long-term support.
The Epoch Times: Stellantis, Samsung to Build 2nd EV Battery Plant in US
Stellantis and Samsung SDI plan to build a second electric vehicle battery plant in the US. The location is under review, and the facility is expected to open in 2027 with an annual production capacity of 34 GWh. Stellantis aims to offer 25 new battery electric vehicles in North America by the end of the decade.
#health
The Epoch Times: Nearly Half of Aussie Men Suffer From One or More Chronic Condition: Report
Almost half of Australian men suffer from at least one chronic condition, with obesity being a major issue. Men are more likely than women to engage in risky health behaviors and are less likely to seek mental health care. Mental health disorders are common in men, and suicide is the leading cause of death for males under 55. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Australian males, but it has been declining due to better treatment and reduced risk factors. Promoting healthy lifestyle choices and addressing chronic conditions are crucial for improving men's health outcomes.
#education
The New American: Nearly Three-quarters of College Students Say Professors Should Be Reported for Saying Something 'Offensive' - The New American
A majority of college students support reporting professors who make "offensive" comments, irrespective of their political affiliation. This pertains to topics like affirmative action, police shootings, guns, gender/sex, and vaccines.
#crime
The Blaze: Restaurant used alleged 'priest' to hear employees' confessions about workplace 'sins': Labor Department
The owners of a California restaurant, Taqueria Garibaldi, allegedly used a supposed priest to intimidate their Catholic employees into confessing work-related "sins". The U.S. Department of Labor found that the restaurant owners also withheld wages, threatened employees, and paid managers illegally. The owners have been ordered to pay $140,000 in backpay, damages, and a civil penalty.
Fox News: Atlanta man arrested on warrant charges after arriving to hospital with gunshot wounds: police
A man with a gunshot wound arrives at an Atlanta hospital and is later arrested for unrelated outstanding warrants. The victim cannot provide any details about the incident.
Red State: Update: Carlee Russell Confirms What Police Suspected About Her ‘Abduction'
Alabama woman Carlee Russell's alleged kidnapping turns out to be a hoax. She admitted to making up the story, apologizing for her actions. Police are considering criminal charges. The community is understandably angry and the Russell family will face difficult times ahead.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Saudi Arabian Soccer Team Al-hilal Makes Record $332 Million Bid for France Striker Kylian Mbappe
Saudi Arabian soccer team Al-Hilal makes a record bid for Kylian Mbappe, which could see him join Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia. Mbappe is in a contract standoff with PSG and plans to leave at the end of the season. Critics argue that Saudi Arabia's move to buy top players is an attempt to improve its image amid human rights controversies.
Fox News: Taylor Swift helps motivate slumping Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo: 'It’s her summer really'
Anthony Rizzo breaks home run drought with help from Taylor Swift's walk-up song. Rizzo credits routine tweaks and Swift's song choice for his success at the plate.
The Epoch Times: USA Baseball Camp Draws Heavily From Southern California
Seventeen players from Southern California, including five from Orange County, will participate in USA Baseball's national team development program. The program includes intrasquad games, skill development sessions, and educational seminars. California has the most players participating, followed by Texas.
Flag And Cross: ESPN Analyst Collapses On-Air, Sending Live Broadcast Into Panic
ESPN experienced a terrifying moment during live programming when retired soccer star Shaka Hislop collapsed on set. His co-host, Dan Thomas, called for medical assistance, but later provided an update saying Hislop was conscious and talking. Speculation about Hislop's COVID-19 vaccination status arose, although there is no evidence linking it to his collapse.
#other
Forbes: Jung Kook’s ‘Seven’ Is Officially The Biggest Song In The World
BTS singer Jung Kook achieves his first solo No. 1 hit with his song "Seven", which tops the Billboard Global 200 chart. The track garners impressive streams and sales, solidifying Jung Kook's success as a solo artist.
Fox News: Building near downtown Green Bay seriously damaged in overnight minivan crash
A minivan crashed into a building in Green Bay, causing the façade to crumble and the roof to sag. The driver and passenger were taken into custody.