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26 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: Rudy Giuliani Confesses to Making False Statement in Georgia Election Defamation Case
Rudy Giuliani admits false statements about Georgia electoral workers in court filing. Lawsuit claims defamatory comments caused emotional and economic damage.
The Federalist Papers: Truth About 'Barbie' Hollywood And The Media Conveniently Overlook [Cartoon]
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Twitter CEO Elon Musk criticizes the leftist political leaning of the "Barbie" film due to its repetitive use of the word "patriarchy." Some conservative observers, including Musk and Ben Shapiro, have voiced their disapproval of the film's feminist narrative. Meanwhile, a proposed California bill, AB957, could potentially deem parents as abusive if they do not affirm their child's gender identity, leading to the loss of custody. Critics argue that this bill infringes on family dynamics and religious freedoms, raising concerns among many conservative households.
Fox News: Impeach Biden? Skeptical GOP senators warn against mimicking Dems who ‘cheapened’ the process
Senate Republicans express skepticism and caution regarding the idea of opening an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, stating that there needs to be strong evidence and a fair process. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggests that the evidence uncovered by House committees' investigations into the president may necessitate a full inquiry. However, Senate Republicans believe that political disagreements should not be grounds for impeachment.
Fox News: 'Tactical retreat': Democrats postpone blue state gun reform bill after chambers clash
The Massachusetts legislature will delay the debate on a sweeping gun control bill until the fall due to disagreements between the House and Senate. The House prefers the Judiciary Committee to oversee the bill, while the Senate wants the Public Safety Committee to handle it. The bill proposes changes such as mandatory registration of firearms, a ban on carrying on private property without permission, and age restrictions on purchasing or carrying certain firearms.
#society
Breitbart: Debanking Fightback as Bank Boss Who Briefed Against Farage Resigns
NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose resigned after admitting to leaking private information about Nigel Farage. Farage called for the entire NatWest board to resign. The bank's chairman initially supported Rose but later announced her resignation. Farage stated that the resignation was a result of breaking client confidentiality and UK law, and called for further resignations. He also criticized the bank's culture and warned other UK banks of potential controversy if they maintained similar attitudes. The development gained wide support, including from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Fox News: New York City construction crane catches on fire before collapse
Construction crane on fire after partial collapse in Manhattan. Area warned to avoid. Firefighters working to put out blaze. One firefighter and one construction worker injured. Crane arm breaks off and hits building. Developing story.
American Thinker: Tucker takes a detour through South Central LA -- with Ice Cube
Tucker Carlson takes a new approach to journalism, touring South Central LA with rapper Ice Cube. They find common ground and challenge stereotypes, offering a different perspective on the neighborhood. Ice Cube shares his reasons for not getting the COVID vaccine, highlighting skepticism and setting an example for his children. The conversation also touches on topics like Black Lives Matter, corporate virtue-signaling, and Ice Cube's rival basketball league. This segment showcases innovative journalism that fosters understanding and could potentially lead to political change.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russians started to attack Ukraine with Shahed drones assembled in Russia
Russians attack Ukraine with Shahed drones assembled in Russia.
Euromaidan Press: Russia destroyed 180 schools in Ukraine, over 1,000 educational institutions damaged
Russian forces destroyed 180 schools in Ukraine and damaged over 1,000 educational institutions. The majority of Ukrainian schools have shelters, but online education will be implemented in regions near the combat zone for security reasons.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: North Korean, Russian defense ministers hold meeting in Pyongyang amid celebrations
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu met with his North Korean counterpart, Defense Minister Kang Sun-nam, expressing desire for greater cooperation.
Dictator Kim Jong Un's regime invited Russia and China to send delegations to the hermit kingdom ahead of Korean War Armistice Day celebrations.
#military
Breitbart: Investigation Begins After Three U.S. Marines Found Dead in Vehicle
Three U.S. Marines stationed at Camp Lejeune were found dead in a parked vehicle at a North Carolina gas station. The cause of death has not been disclosed, but there is no apparent danger to the community. The Marines have been identified as Lance Cpl. Tanner J. Kaltenberg, Lance Cpl. Merax C. Dockery, and Lance Cpl. Ivan R. Garcia.
#history
National Review: Educators behind Florida’s African-American History Standards Push Back on Claims That It Whitewashed Slavery
Florida's new African-American history standards, approved by the state board of education, state that slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for personal benefit. This statement has been misinterpreted by Vice President Kamala Harris and others, who claim that Florida intends to lie about the horrors of slavery. However, members of the workgroup that developed the standards have clarified that the intention was to highlight the resilience of African Americans and their ability to better their lives despite slavery. The standards aim to allow enslaved individuals to tell their own stories and present a comprehensive view of African-American history.
#health
Fox News: These are the best prebiotic-packed foods for boosting gut health, new study finds
Consuming prebiotic foods can regulate blood sugar, boost immunity, digestion, and absorption of minerals, according to a study from San Jose State University. The foods that packed the most prebiotic punch were dandelion greens, Jerusalem artichoke, garlic, leeks, and onions. Onions and related foods contain multiple forms of prebiotics and are commonly consumed by Americans. The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics recommends a daily intake of 5 grams of prebiotics, and eating half a small onion a day can meet this requirement.
Fox News: Clemson student dies after attending Miami music festival
A 23-year-old Clemson University student dies after attending a music festival in Miami. The cause of death is unknown, pending toxicology results. Friends and family describe the student as bright, ambitious, and kind.
#crime
Fox News: Former Colorado social worker faked brain cancer in attempt to dodge court date: DA
A former social worker in Colorado is facing new charges for allegedly forging a brain cancer diagnosis to avoid appearing in court for a criminal trial. Robin Niceta was arrested in New Mexico and is awaiting extradition to Colorado. Niceta had previously filed a false child abuse report against a local elected official, leading to national attention and a warrant for her arrest.
#sports
Forbes: Riley Greene On Verge Of Leading Detroit Tigers Renaissance
The Detroit Tigers' young hitters, including Riley Greene, are showing promise and could form the foundation of the team's future contender. Comerica Park's pitcher-friendly environment hasn't stopped Greene from performing well, with impressive batted ball statistics indicating his talent level. Despite some weaknesses, such as difficulty elevating the ball, Greene has the potential for significant power and is projected to be a productive hitter. At only 22, he is just beginning to tap into his potential.
Forbes: Fanatics Launches Fanatics Live: A Livestream Commerce App Redefining The Trading Card Ecosystem
Fanatics has launched its new livestream commerce app, Fanatics Live, which allows collectors to watch live product openings and buy cards in real time. The app aims to differentiate itself by leveraging its relationships in the major sports industry. Fanatics Live will initially be available for Apple devices in North America, with web and Android versions to be released later. Fanatics is focused on creating a safe shopping experience and has implemented strict screening and moderation measures. The app is free to download and does not charge fees to buyers, with participation costs shifted to the sellers. Fanatics plans to expand its reach and engage a larger consumer base in the future.
#other
Fox News: Nearly 100 whales left stranded on Australian beach in strange phenomenon: 'Utterly heartbreaking'
Volunteers desperately try to rescue stranded whales on an Australian beach. More than 50 have died, and efforts continue to save the remaining ones. Experts are unsure why whale beachings occur.
Forbes: Seawater Near Florida Reaches Hot Tub Temperatures As It Hits Record Levels
Sea surface temperatures near the southern tip of Florida reached a scorching 100 degrees Fahrenheit, potentially setting a new record for the hottest seawater ever recorded. The extreme heat wave, attributed to climate change, has caused significant coral mortality in the area.