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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Surprise! It’s the IRS
The IRS is ending surprise visits to homes and businesses, which was controversial due to its aggressive tactics. Republicans criticized the practice, while Democrats remained silent. However, concerns about the IRS hiring 87,000 armed agents are unfounded. The agency should focus on increasing compliance through other means, such as informing taxpayers about their obligations.
The Federalist: The DOJ Is So Corrupt, A Biden Special Counsel Won't Do Jack
After years of stonewalling, evidence of Biden family corruption is mounting. House and Senate Republicans and whistleblowers are calling for a special counsel. However, the DOJ, FBI, IRS, and other bureaucrats have obstructed investigations and shielded the Bidens from scrutiny. Naming a special counsel would be ineffective. The only way to achieve accountability is through impeachment.
The Blaze: White House offers laughable excuse after Biden's dog bites multiple Secret Service agents: 'Stressful for all of us'
The White House excuses aggressive behavior of Commander Biden, the Biden family dog, who has bitten numerous Secret Service agents. Newly released emails reveal at least 10 incidents of biting, with six requiring medical attention. The White House attributes the behavior to the stressful environment at the White House.
American Thinker: Was Mike Pence a fifth columnist in the White House?
Tucker Carlson believes Mike Pence, his former CNN guest, sabotaged the Trump administration and views him as a turncoat. He thinks Pence undermined Trump's goals and empowered Dr. Fauci during the COVID-19 pandemic. This sheds light on the tension between Vichy Republicans and Trump, ultimately hindering his presidency.
Breitbart: Enes Kanter Freedom Considering Possible 2028 Congressional Run
Enes Kanter Freedom, a former NBA star and freedom fighter, expressed his intent to run for the U.S. Senate, emphasizing the importance of education, freedom, and combating censorship. Born in Switzerland and raised in Turkey, Freedom became a U.S. citizen in 2021 and plans to vote in the upcoming 2024 elections. He has been vocal about his opposition to China's actions and the reluctance of NBA players to speak out.
Daily Wire: Latest Presidential Polls: Ramaswamy Rises To 3rd, But Remains Far Behind Trump, DeSantis
Former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis remain in the lead for the Republican presidential primary. However, tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has surpassed former Vice President Mike Pence and is now in third place. Ramaswamy's polling numbers have increased, and he is seen as a threat to DeSantis. Trump's lead is strong, with over 50% support, while DeSantis follows at 18.4%. The first Republican presidential debate will be held in August, with seven candidates qualifying to appear on stage, including Trump, DeSantis, Ramaswamy, and others. It is uncertain if Trump will participate in the debate.
The New American: JPMorgan Chase Debanks Dr. Mercola’s Healthcare Business - The New American
JPMorgan Chase Bank has closed the accounts of Dr. Joseph Mercola's healthcare company and its employees, sparking suspicions of political persecution. The bank has not provided an explanation for its decision, raising concerns of political motivation due to Mercola's views on COVID-19. There is no concrete evidence to support these claims, but several prominent individuals have criticized the bank's actions.
Newsbusters: Rep. Johnson Delivers EPIC Smackdown of Mayorkas for Big Tech-Gov’t Censorship Collusion
House Republican lawmaker Mike Johnson grilled DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the DHS's attacks on Americans' free speech online during a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Johnson highlighted the government's intrusion on free speech and questioned Mayorkas on the determination of "inaccurate information" and "disinformation." He emphasized that the government should not be the arbiter of truth and cited the First Amendment. Mayorkas defended the agency's actions, but Johnson pointed out the contradiction between Mayorkas's statements and the findings in Missouri v. Biden. Conservatives are urged to demand accountability from Big Tech and support efforts to protect free speech.
National Review: Former Trump Lawyer Rudy Giuliani Confesses to Making ‘False’ Statement in Georgia Election Defamation Case
Rudy Giuliani admitted in a court filing that his statements accusing two Georgia electoral workers of fraud were false. The lawsuit, filed by Wandrea Moss and Ruby Freeman, claimed that Giuliani's defamation had caused severe emotional and economic damage.
Washington Free Beacon: Israel's Supreme Court Will Review Law Curbing Its Power, Bringing Political Crisis to a Head
Israel's Supreme Court will hear an appeal against a new law curbing its powers. The law came into effect on Wednesday and has caused protests and concerns about Israel's democracy. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's popularity has suffered in the wake of the judicial overhaul.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Put Down After Biting Another Baby
President Biden is put down after repeatedly biting infants, leading to Vice President Harris taking over. The White House dog was initially blamed, but the teeth marks matched Biden's dentures. Harris plans to bring in a new dog named "Joe" to maintain a sense of familiarity.
#society
Fox News: Ghanaian parliament votes to end death penalty for all crimes except high treason
Ghana's parliament votes to abolish death penalty for all crimes except high treason, ending three-decade moratorium. Advocates praise the decision as upholding human rights.
National Review: The Corner: The Labour Party’s Shift on Gender
The UK's Labour Party has abandoned self-identification for legal gender change due to political reasons, not principles. They were influenced by Scotland's unpopular attempt and the government's veto power. Labour remains committed to modernizing the Gender Recognition Act, but seeks to make the process easier and less demeaning for trans people.
Daily Wire: ‘Tired Of Being Burned’: Harrison Ford Stunt Double Brings Fire To SAG-AFTRA Protest
Stunt performer Mike Massa sets himself on fire during a protest in Georgia to highlight how performers are mistreated by studio heads. The SAG-AFTRA and WGA unions are on strike together for the first time since the 1960s.
The Blaze: Anchorage mayor to solve growing homelessness crisis by offering one-way tickets to warmer climates: ‘I’m not going to be responsible for people freezing to death on the street’
Anchorage Mayor plans to give free one-way plane tickets to homeless residents to go wherever they want. City blames other Alaskan cities for sending homeless people to Anchorage. Mayor hopes to avoid homeless deaths during winter.
#war
Fox News: Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates in West Bank as Palestinian man killed during arrest raid
Israeli troops killed a Palestinian man during an arrest raid in the West Bank. The incident occurred during a surge in violence between Israeli security forces and Palestinian militants.
Foreign Policy: Western Agencies Offer an Open Door for Russian Defectors
British intelligence chief Richard Moore appeals to Russians to join MI6 and work together to end the bloodshed in Russia's war on Ukraine. Moore's message is a worrying one for Russian President Vladimir Putin, as it targets his last bastion of power - the security services. The appeal is part of a broader recruitment effort by intelligence agencies, seeking disgruntled Russians who are disillusioned with the conflict.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 518: Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on “hot shutdown”
Russo-Ukrainian War: Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant put on "hot shutdown." Attacks continue, causing casualties and damage. The liberation of Andriivka may improve the situation on Bakhmut front.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Iran Plots To Exploit Israel's Political Crisis
Israel's enemies in the Middle East are closely watching the crisis in Israel and discussing how they can take advantage of it. Groups like Hezbollah have been analyzing the situation and believe it could be a turning point for Israel. They have decided not to directly interfere, as it may give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the opportunity to blame foreign adversaries. The crisis has caused division within the Israeli military, with reservists threatening to abstain from duty. Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich says the military is combat-ready despite these protests.
#economy
Forbes: Gas Prices Jump To 3-Month High
Gas prices in the US have reached a three-month high due to climbing oil prices and high gasoline demand. The national average price for a gallon of gas rose to $3.65, marking the biggest single-day jump since late last year. Despite the increase, prices remain far from last year's record high.
Gasoline demand for the week ending July 21 slightly increased to 8.94 million barrels per day, and domestic crude oil production fell by nearly 100,000 barrels per day. It is uncertain if gas prices will continue to rise in August, as hurricanes and tropical storms in the Atlantic may impact oil production in the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile, prices in the South remain relatively low compared to other states.
Breitbart: Apple Sued by 1,500 Developers over App Store Fees
Tech giant Apple is being sued by British app developers over excessive fees for accessing the app store. The charges of anti-competitive behavior are growing due to the high fees and lack of alternative access to Apple users.
Breitbart: Harvard, Ex-IMF Economist Rogoff: Bidenomics Is Really About Climate, Redistribution, It's Not What Reduced Inflation
Harvard economist Ken Rogoff says that inflation has decreased thanks to the Federal Reserve, not the Biden administration's actions. He believes that Biden's focus on climate change and income redistribution may not be directly helping the economy. However, he commends the White House for not pressuring the Fed to raise interest rates, which has played a role in calming inflation. Rogoff also mentions that money from Europe, redirected due to the Inflation Reduction Act, has been stimulating the U.S. economy, but there is a risk that European retaliation could impact this boost.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: High School Musical, Hijacked
Disney announced that a character from High School Musical is gay, sparking controversy and accusations of virtue-signaling. The new TV show lacks the charm of the original movie and instead focuses on promoting the LGBTQ+ agenda. The claim that the character was always intended to be gay raises questions about stereotypes and rewriting history.
Spectator USA: Why the media despises country music
The media's disdain for country music and its fans is evident in their biased coverage. They jump at any opportunity to label country artists as racist or exclusionary, ignoring their talent and the breadth of music in the genre. Whether it's attacking Jason Aldean for his politically conservative views or criticizing Luke Combs for covering a song by a black lesbian artist, the media's narrative paints country music in a negative light. They ignore the massive fanbase and refuse to acknowledge that their biased portrayal is ineffective in controlling public opinion.
#history
Flag And Cross: European Union Funds Yad Vashem's Cutting-Edge Memorial Project In Jerusalem
Yad Vashem plans a sound and light show at the Jerusalem Holocaust Memorial, funded by the EU, to educate youth on lost Jewish communities. The show will use laser technology on the Valley of the Communities' walls to tell the 2,000-year history of European Jewish life.
#health
Flag And Cross: Plant-based Milk Alternatives Lack Nutritional Equivalence To Cow's Milk, University Of Minnesota Study Reveals
Study finds that oat milk and other plant-based milk alternatives have lower nutritional value compared to cow's milk. Most alternatives are made from almonds, oats, or soy, with soy and pea-based drinks having the highest protein content. The study suggests that consumers should look for alternatives fortified with calcium and vitamin D and consider adding other sources of these nutrients to their diet.
Flag And Cross: Two-thirds Of UK Cosmetic Injections Not Administered By Doctors
A study reveals that 68% of practitioners administering cosmetic injectables in the UK, such as Botox, are not qualified doctors. The industry is largely unregulated, but the government plans to update policy and regulations next year. The lack of professional backgrounds among practitioners raises concerns about competence and patient consent.
#education
Fox News: Government plans to forgive loans for thousands of Colorado students who attended private career schools
The federal government will forgive and refund federal student loans for Colorado students who attended CollegeAmerica, a private career school that provided misleading job placement and salary data. Approximately 7,400 former students will benefit from this relief.
Fox News: Activists allegedly threaten to 'dismember' school board president, kill her kids over trans student policy
The Chino Valley Unified School District implemented a new policy for parental notification when a student identifies with a different gender. President Sonja Shaw faced death threats and California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond was removed for objecting.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona woman arrested again after allegedly murdering cousin with hammer during drunken argument
An Arizona woman is charged with the murder of her cousin after being released from prison twice last year. Brianna Zerth allegedly killed Kevin McKenna with a hammer while intoxicated, but argued self-defense and was initially released. She was later re-arrested and is now facing charges of intentional murder, assault, and tampering with evidence.
Fox News: Ohio Supreme Court upholds law allowing prison sentences to be extended due to bad behaviour
Law allowing Ohio prison officials to extend some inmates' sentences based on bad behavior upheld by Ohio Supreme Court in a 5-2 decision. Inmates argued it violated the Constitution.
Forbes: Hunter Biden Plea Deal May Collapse After Prosecutors Indicate Additional Charges
Hunter Biden's plea deal with the Justice Department is in jeopardy as prosecutors suggest he may face additional charges for violating the foreign agents registration act. Biden had agreed to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and enter a diversion program.
Fox News: Missouri execution of convicted child killer halted by federal appeals court
The execution of Johnny Johnson, convicted of murdering a 6-year-old girl, has been temporarily halted by a federal appeals court panel due to concerns about his mental competence. Johnson suffers from schizophrenia and delusions. The state is appealing the ruling.
The Blaze: Actor Kevin Spacey acquitted of all charges in sexual assault trial: 'I've lost everything'
Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey acquitted of all charges in sex-related trial in London. Spacey faced allegations of sexual assault from four men, with one accuser claiming he was drugged and assaulted. Spacey denies all allegations, stating they were motivated by money.
Fox News: British man's 17-year rape conviction overturned by Court of Appeal due to new DNA evidence
A 17-year rape conviction against a British man has been overturned by the Court of Appeal due to new DNA evidence. The man served additional time as he refused to falsely confess to the crime.
Fox News: Founder of top Russian cybersecurity firm sentenced to 14 years in prison for high treason
Russian cybersecurity company head sentenced to 14 years in prison for high treason. Founder of Group-IB convicted of undisclosed state secret leaks.
Red State: It Sure Looks Like Hunter Biden and the DOJ Were Trying to Pull a Fast One on the Judge During Plea Hearing
Hunter Biden's plea agreement hits a snag in court due to issues with the sweetheart deal. The judge questions the DOJ and Hunter Biden's team, leading to the revelation that the investigation into Hunter Biden is still ongoing.
Fox News: Texas border officers find pounds of cocaine hidden inside wheels of cheese brought from Mexico
U.S. officials discovered cocaine hidden in wheels of cheese crossing the Mexico-Texas border. The drugs were found during an inspection of a pickup truck, and a total of 17.8 pounds of cocaine was uncovered. The driver, a 22-year-old U.S. citizen, was turned over to Homeland Security Investigations.
#science
Fox News: Webb Space Telescope takes stunningly detailed infrared image of actively forming stars
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured the activity of forming stars known as Herbig-Haro 46/47 in high-resolution near-infrared light. These stars are embedded in a disk of gas and dust and are still gaining mass.
The telescope also revealed the presence of a nebula that influences the shape of the jets shot out by the central stars. Material ejected by the stars interacts with the nebula, causing them both to light up.
#technology
Fox News: How to tidy up your desktop on a PC or Mac
Tips for cleaning up your desktop. Use Stacks feature on Mac to organize files by grouping them into categories. Create folders and use tags to differentiate them. On PC, use "Sort by" feature to organize files by name, size, item type, or date modified. Create folders and hide desktop icons if desired.
Forbes: GM, Other Big Automakers Form EV Charging Joint Venture
Seven automakers, including Honda, GM, and Mercedes-Benz, are forming a joint venture to install 30,000 fast charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) across North America by 2030. The goal is to address the challenges of charging infrastructure and time, which are major obstacles to widespread EV adoption. The new charging network will have both Tesla and non-Tesla connectors, and will be strategically located with amenities nearby, like gas stations. The joint venture aims to make charging more convenient and reliable, ultimately making EVs more mainstream in North America.