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25 Jul 2023
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#politics
The Federalist Papers: Gretchen Whitmer Leans into Barbie Craze with Cringeworthy Self-Promoting Social Media Stunt
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, posted on Twitter about her love for Barbie. She praised the doll for getting things done for the people of Michigan and even suggested that Barbie would fix the state's roads. Whitmer also identified herself with Barbie and claimed to be the 49th Governor of Michigan, like the doll. The Michigan State Police also posted about Barbie, but later deleted their post after receiving backlash.
Newsbusters: Nets Spend 11 Minutes on IRS Whistleblowers, Then Immediately Drop It
On July 19, two IRS whistleblowers revealed how the DOJ and Delaware U.S. attorney's office interfered in the investigation of the Biden family scandals. CBS and NBC covered the testimony for a total of 11 minutes, 13 seconds, while ABC completely ignored it. CBS spent the most time on the agents' testimony with 6 minutes and 18 seconds, while NBC devoted 4 minutes and 55 seconds. ABC's complete censorship and the limited coverage from CBS and NBC highlight the networks' bias in favor of the Bidens.
#war
Forbes: Trevor Reed—Former Marine Freed From Russia—Injured While Fighting In Ukraine
Trevor Reed, a former US Marine detained in Russia before being released in a prisoner swap last year, has been injured while fighting in Ukraine. The State Department confirmed that Reed was not acting on behalf of the US government and is now receiving medical care in Germany.
#economy
The Blaze: IRS ends most unannounced home visits over safety and scam concerns — union blames 'dangerous' working conditions on 'false, inflammatory rhetoric about the agency'
The IRS has announced that it will no longer conduct unannounced home visits, except for specific circumstances. The change aims to enhance safety and reduce public confusion. The decision comes as a response to an increase in scam artists posing as IRS agents during unannounced visits.
#education
Forbes: Education Department Launches Investigation Into Harvard Legacy Admissions Over Civil Rights Complaint
The Department of Education is investigating Harvard University's legacy admissions policy after minority organizations filed a civil rights suit against the school. The investigation comes after the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action in college admissions.
#sports
Midwest Living: These Midwest Pickleball Spots Are Bringing the Fun
Pickleball enthusiasts gather at various locations across the Midwest to compete and socialize. Chicken N Pickle offers indoor and outdoor play along with food options, while Pickle and Chill in Columbus boasts both indoor and outdoor courts and hosts the World Pickleball Tour. Smash Park provides a mix of pickleball and entertainment, and The School House in Chicago offers a retro vibe and dining options. Sawyer Point in Cincinnati features 18 courts along the river, Chip Shots in Rochester offers multiple sports activities, and Pickle Haüs in Algonquin will open with indoor courts and a gourmet coffee bar.
#science
Flag And Cross: Celestial Spectacle: Dual Meteor Showers To Illuminate Night Skies
Astronomy enthusiasts can expect a stunning meteor shower display in the coming weeks. The Southern Delta Aquarids and Alpha Capricornids will peak simultaneously, offering views of shooting stars for about a week centered around the night of July 30. However, a nearly full moon may hinder visibility, so it is recommended to view the meteor showers after 3 a.m. when the moon sets. The peak of the Perseid meteor shower in mid-August will offer an even more impressive display of up to 100 shooting stars per hour.
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Flag And Cross: Tropical Disturbances Pose Potential Threat To Southeastern US
A tropical wave is slowly organizing and has the potential to bring downpours and gusty thunderstorms to the southeastern United States late this week and weekend. Another tropical wave near the Lesser Antilles is entering a hostile zone for development in the Caribbean. Both systems have a low chance of significant development.