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25 Jul 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Former North Carolina GOP Sen. Deanna Ballard announces candidacy for lieutenant governor
Former North Carolina state senator Deanna Ballard, known for her work on education policy, has announced her candidacy for lieutenant governor. She has portrayed herself as a fighter for parents and working families. Other Republicans and Democrats are also running for the position.
PJ Media: First Clear Evidence Emerges That Hunter Biden's Artistic Career Is Just Influence Peddling
Hunter Biden's sudden success in the art world is suspected to be a result of the Biden Crime Family's influence peddling. His paintings, selling for hefty prices, have raised eyebrows and fueled suspicions of corruption. The appointment of a buyer of his artwork to a prestigious federal commission only adds to the suspicion.
Fox News: DeSantis involved in car accident on drive to Chattanooga; Florida governor unhurt
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis survives car accident in Tennessee while traveling to an event. No injuries reported.
Fox News: Language regarding Maine's obligation to Native American tribes may be added back to state's constitution
Maine lawmakers are set to restore language acknowledging the state's obligations to Native American tribes in their constitution, which was removed in 1876. Democratic House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross believes this will increase transparency and illuminate the state's debts to the tribes. The proposal awaits approval from statewide voters.
The Federalist Papers: Utah Senator Mitt Romney Announces New Plan To Stop Trump And Now Everyone Is Laughing At Him
Senator Mitt Romney proposes a plan to block former President Donald Trump from the GOP presidential nomination. He suggests reducing the number of Republican primary candidates to a two-person race before Trump secures the nomination. Romney urges GOP donors to push candidates with slim chances of winning to step aside.
#society
Forbes: This New Ready-To-Serve Rum Cocktail Was Inspired By A Creamsicle
Sunshine Punch introduces the new Orange Creme, a rum-based cocktail reminiscent of the classic creamsicle treat. The founders, based in North Carolina, are launching the product in the southeastern US, with nationwide sales starting in August. The ready-to-drink segment of adult beverages is thriving, with premixed cocktails gaining popularity over beer and hard seltzer.
National Review: The Corner: A Tale of Two Cities
In San Francisco, police response to shoplifting is lacking as evidenced by a video of a shoplifter walking out of a Walgreens without any police intervention.
In contrast, police quickly intervened to stop Elon Musk from changing the sign on his office building, citing unauthorized work. This raises questions about the city's priorities and allocation of resources.
Fox News: University of Michigan's president condemns antisemitic vandalism at 2 off-campus fraternity houses
President Santa Ono of the University of Michigan condemns antisemitic vandalism at two off-campus fraternity houses, calling it a direct contradiction of the university's values of respect and inclusion. The Ann Arbor Police Department is seeking information regarding the incident.
#military
Fox News: Russian aircraft damages US drone flying over Syria
The Russian military damaged a U.S. drone in Syria after it got too close and fired flares at it. This is not the first time Russia has done this to American drones.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘You Will Pass Out Before The Movie Ends’: Elon Musk Warns Moviegoers, Slams ‘Barbie’
Twitter CEO Elon Musk criticized the "Barbie" movie for its constant focus on the "patriarchy." He suggested that viewers would pass out if they took a shot every time the word was mentioned. Musk has previously expressed his disdain for the woke agenda, calling it divisive and exclusionary. Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro also criticized the film for its feminist message, stating that it was a bait-and-switch and upset fans of the movie. Director Greta Gerwig compared Barbie's creation myth to the Christian Apostles' Creed.
#health
Fox News: Country music star Walker Hayes shares journey from 'alcoholic atheist' to life of faith and sobriety
Country star Walker Hayes relied on his faith and a close friendship with Craig Allen Cooper to navigate through the loss of his seventh child and maintain his sobriety. Hayes, a former alcoholic atheist, found solace and support from Cooper, who helped him find his faith and guided him through the difficult time. The two men recently collaborated on a book titled "Glad You're Here," sharing the story of their friendship and the role it played in Hayes' journey.
Fox News: ESPN's Shaka Hislop to 'seek best medical opinion' after scary on-air collapse
ESPN broadcaster Shaka Hislop collapsed during a pre-match telecast, and he plans to seek medical advice to understand what happened to him. Hislop expressed gratitude for his loved ones and thanked those who reached out to him. The cause of his collapse is unknown.
#education
Fox News: California state superintendent called out for 'dangerous and extreme' gender policy: 'Perversion of children'
The California school board president accuses state superintendent of trying to "pervert children" by allowing parental notification for gender identity.
#sports
Fox News: Florida A&M AD says football team allowed to use facilities despite ongoing investigation about rap video
Florida A&M athletic director Tiffani-Dawn Sykes allowed the football team to resume using its facilities while investigating an unauthorized rap video filmed in the locker room. The team activities were suspended by Coach Willie Simmons after a video featuring some players and team gear was posted on social media. The players involved have not been identified.
Fox News: NFL MVP Cam Newton performs lewd gesture as he zings heckling fans at football camp
Cam Newton, the former NFL quarterback, addressed heckling fans at a camp in New Orleans. One fan asked about his Super Bowl rings, to which Newton replied with a vulgar gesture and a comment about his bank account. Some fans criticized his behavior, claiming he was "too famous to be acting like that."
#outdoors
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Mustad, a well-known fishing brand, has released a new line of hooks called the AlphaPoint 4.8 Hooks. These hooks have a sharper and slimmer point, allowing for easier and faster hooksets. The freshwater models have a special coating for better penetration, while the saltwater models have high corrosion resistance.
Gataway Couple: Is Jasper National Park in Canada Worth Visiting?
Jasper National Park, the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, offers breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Hiking, kayaking, and skiing are popular. The park is home to grizzly bears and black bears, so bear safety is important. Must-see attractions include Maligne Lake, Athabasca Falls, the Skyline Trail, Miette Hot Springs, and the Icefields Parkway. Despite its size, Jasper receives fewer visitors than Banff National Park.
#other
Fox News: Former military pilot, permafrost expert among those killed in Alaskan helicopter crash
A helicopter crash in Alaska kills four people, including a permafrost expert from the Netherlands, two scientists, and a pilot. The crash occurred during a scientific mission in the North Slope. The victims were employees of Alaska's Department of Natural Resources.
Fox News: Maine poised to launch offshore wind program to meet clean energy goals, produce power for around 900K homes
Maine approves offshore wind program that aims to produce clean energy for 900,000 homes from floating turbines in the Gulf of Maine. The bill includes incentives to protect lobster fishing grounds and allow non-union companies to get involved.
Forbes: Jung Kook Claims The Two Largest Global Streaming Weeks Ever
Jung Kook of BTS achieves historic success with his debut single "Seven," topping the Billboard Global 200 chart and earning the largest streaming week for any solo musician. His overwhelming support on streaming platforms and impressive sales contribute to his groundbreaking achievement.
The New American: ND Senator Jeff Magrum & Rep. SuAnn Olson: Pushing Back Against Carbon Capture Pipelines - The New American
North Dakota legislators voice concerns about lack of underground sequestration and carbon dioxide pipelines.
Forbes: New Credit Arrangements Offered To Immigrants To Canada
Scotiabank partners with Nova Credit to offer immigrant customers access to their foreign credit reports when applying for bank products, making it easier for them to establish a credit history in Canada. This service provides immigrants with opportunities for lower lending rates, higher credit limits, and better mortgage terms. With over eight million immigrants in Canada, this partnership will help newcomers overcome challenges in accessing financial services that require credit checks.