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#politics
Breitbart: Niger: Soldiers Seize Airwaves, Claim to Stage Coup on National TV
A group of soldiers in Niger have announced on national television that they have overthrown President Mohamed Bazoum and suspended all government institutions. The status of the coup remains unclear, with reports suggesting that civilians are behaving normally in the main cities. This is the third coup attempt against Bazoum since he took office in 2021, and his government has been generally friendly to America.
The Federalist Papers: Brutal Cartoon Shows Truth About The Media's Complicity In Biden's Money Making Schemes
The media's attempt to cover up Hunter Biden's corruption and influence peddling schemes is failing. The Biden family's massive corruption is being exposed, causing panic among the mainstream media and the White House.
Red State: 'Alternate Reality': Fox News' Bill Melugin Just Shreds Ted Lieu's Gaslighting of Mayorkas' Abyssmal Record
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas faced harsh criticism from Republicans in a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Democratic Representative Ted Lieu gaslighted and falsely claimed that the border situation under Biden and Mayorkas was better than under previous Republican presidents. Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin countered with data showing that the situation at the border has worsened during Mayorkas' time in office.
Fox News: Supreme Court reinstates major gas pipeline in blow to environmental groups
The Supreme Court overturned a lower court's ruling that halted the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline. The Biden administration, bipartisan lawmakers, and the fossil fuel industry opposed the ruling, citing the prioritization of timely completion over other federal statutes. Congress fast-tracked permits for the pipeline through the Fiscal Responsibility Act, which was strongly opposed by environmental groups.
Daily Wire: ‘Indict A Father For Loving His Son’: Biden Pravda On Display Like Never Before With Claire McCaskill, Jen Psaki
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki used her show to push propaganda for President Biden and downplay the ongoing investigation into Hunter Biden's potential Foreign Agent Registration Act violations. Psaki failed to inform viewers of the DOJ's admission of the investigation and the plea agreement's potential for granting Biden near-universal immunity. Former Sen. Claire McCaskill joined Psaki and dismissed the investigation as an attempt to indict a father for loving his son. However, former prosecutors, including Judge Maryellen Noreika, saw issues with the plea agreement and its attempt to hide the broad immunity for future charges.
Red State: I Wish the DeSantis Campaign Would Log Off Twitter for a Bit
The DeSantis campaign is struggling to find its footing and communicate its message effectively. Most of what we know about DeSantis comes from social media, leaving his narrative to be shaped by others. While there is a chance for DeSantis to peel off support from Trump, he needs to broaden his appeal beyond his niche as the "own the libs" fighter. The campaign's focus on online appeal is alienating potential voters and leaving a void in mainstream media coverage. The current trajectory is not working, and the campaign needs to reset and recalibrate its strategy.
Flag And Cross: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Opposes Military Women's Right To Abortion
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene opposes abortion rights for women in the military, calling it not healthcare and accusing providers of gruesome acts. Her remarks come as the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, and she supports a bill preventing the Department of Defense from reimbursing abortion expenses. This controversial stance adds to her growing list of contentious statements, and the abortion debate is expected to fuel division in the Republican primary and presidential election.
Spectator USA: Hunter’s sweetheart deal goes bust
Hunter Biden's prosecution is linked to his father, Joe Biden, who may be implicated in his son's wrongdoing. The plea deal fell through, prolonging the investigation into the Bidens' alleged corruption. Joe Biden's involvement in Hunter's business dealings is coming to light, potentially spelling the end of his political career.
Breitbart: Farage Fallout: UK Govt Looks to Outlaw Political Debanking
Top executives in the British banking sector were warned by the government about politically motivated debanking, following the closure of Nigel Farage's account over his political views. The government is preparing legislation to protect freedom of speech from activist financiers, a break from the Conservative party's traditional alliance with the financial establishment. The executives pledged to comply with the impending government policy on debanking and to restore public trust in the sector, with discussions underway to include a clause in the bill mandating that banks honor the principles of free speech.
#society
Fox News: Video captures climate activists defacing King Charles III portrait in Scottish National Gallery
Climate protesters vandalized a portrait of King Charles III at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and glued their hands to the floor. They demanded that the Scottish government oppose new oil and gas licenses. Two individuals have been taken into custody.
The Economist: Wildfires threaten Greece’s tourist economy
Wildfires threaten Greek tourist economy as thousands are evacuated from Corfu, Evia, and Rhodes. The fires are caused by an unprecedented heatwave and strong winds.
France is quietly doing better than other European countries despite ongoing social unrest.
The Economist: Germany tries to stop brawls in public swimming pools
Germany is grappling with the issue of brawls in public swimming pools during the summer. The frequency and violence of these incidents have increased recently, stemming from cultural clashes between immigrant groups and frustration from lockdowns and high inflation. Various solutions are being proposed, including video surveillance, guards, and faster punishment for crimes. The far-right Alternative for Germany party is exploiting the situation by blaming migrants.
Newsbusters: NPR Music: Jason Aldean Song and Video Attacks Cities 'Using Racist Dog Whistle'
Amanda Martinez wrote a controversial article claiming Jason Aldean's song promotes white supremacy and violence. She connects it to a history of anti-city songs in country music.
The song addresses crime and contains references to Black Lives Matter. Critics argue it calls for violence against those who haven't broken any laws, resembling far-right extremism. Amanda laments the alarming nature of country music for marginalized communities.
Breitbart: No Return to Politics, But Crusade Against Cashless Society, Says Farage
Nigel Farage vows to fight against the cashless society and continue advocating for the "tens of thousands" of people who have already been debanked in the UK. He emphasizes the number of individuals affected by bank account closures, including blue-collar workers and politicians. Farage aims to bring about cultural and legal changes within the banking system to ensure that political and personal opinions do not affect one's right to a bank account. He warns against banks becoming political organizations and monitoring customers' social media use.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Britain has blown its reputation as a world-leader in aid
Britain's reputation as a world-leader in aid is at risk due to a botched merger of its aid and diplomatic corps, reduced spending, and increased secrecy. The merger between the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development has caused clashes in culture and inefficient operations, leading to a decline in aid effectiveness and transparency. The success of the merger is crucial for Britain's global role post-Brexit, but it has failed to meet expectations, causing concerns about the country's foreign policy and influence abroad.
#economy
Breitbart: Give Us More Weapons to Cut Mass Migration to Europe, Says Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is causing a food crisis, leading to mass migration to Europe. To slow down migratory waves, Europe should provide more weapons to Ukraine. Ukraine's deputy chairman of the Agrarian Council emphasizes the link between weapon delivery and migration. He calls Russia's actions "food aggression and food terrorism." The deliberate targeting of Ukraine's food export infrastructure is causing a rise in food prices and increasing the risk of hunger in poor countries. Russia's invasion has impacted Ukraine's agricultural industry and export infrastructure, including ports and ships. The European Union's Frontex border force is preparing for waves of migration due to increased hunger. Ukrainian refugees have fled to Europe in large numbers, with many wanting to stay permanently.
Washington Free Beacon: Bud Light Parent Company Lays Off Hundreds of Workers
Brewing company Anheuser-Busch is laying off employees in the US due to a conservative boycott of their brand Bud Light. The boycott was initiated after a partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney was revealed, causing sales to plummet.
#military
The Federalist: Pentagon Prioritizes Abortion Over Laying Dead Soldiers To Rest
The Defense Department faced backlash for not assisting the family of a U.S. Marine killed in Afghanistan with transporting her remains for burial. The Pentagon did not pay for the transportation, but a non-profit organization stepped in.
#culture
Forbes: The World Of Wine Cultural District Is A Wine Lovers Playground
The World of Wine Cultural District in Porto, Portugal, is a major attraction for wine lovers. It includes seven museums, twelve restaurants, and a variety of shops and classes. The district aims to expand the wine-focused footprint of the Gaia neighborhood and has become a significant part of Portugal's wine tourism industry.
#health
Flag And Cross: Loss Of Smell Linked To Increased Dementia Risk, Study Warns
New study warns that losing the sense of smell could be an early sign of dementia. People with one Alzheimer's gene were 37% less likely to have a good sense of smell. Carriers of the gene started to lose their ability to scent at 65-69 years old, and their ability to smell declined faster than non-carriers. The findings suggest that testing a person's ability to detect odors may be useful in predicting future cognitive decline.
#education
Fox News: DeSantis aides battle Byron Donalds over Florida education policy: ‘Did Kamala write this?’
Battle over African American history curriculum in Florida prompts clash between Governor DeSantis' aides and Rep. Donalds. Trump-endorsed Donalds defends his stance while DeSantis' team accuses him of false narrative.
#crime
Fox News: Florida girl, 11, arrested for prank 911 text that armed kidnapper abducted her friend, deputies say
An 11-year-old girl in Florida was arrested for sending a prank 911 text claiming her friend was kidnapped by an armed man in a van. She later admitted it was part of a YouTube challenge. Law enforcement responded with multiple resources, but ultimately found no van. The girl was charged with making a false police report and misusing 911.
Fox News: 26-year-old Washington man pleads not guilty to murder in connection with road-rage shooting
A 26-year-old man from Washington pleaded not guilty to a murder charge after fatally shooting a 68-year-old man during a road-rage incident. The shooter claims self-defense, stating that the victim tried to run him off the road multiple times before confronting him with a baseball bat.
Daily Wire: Todd And Julie Chrisley’s Kids Describe Parents’ Prison ‘Nightmare,’ Including Venomous Snakes, Black Mold, And No Air Conditioning
Todd and Julie Chrisley are serving prison sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion. Their children say the prison conditions are inhumane, with no air conditioning, black mold, and venomous snakes. The Chrisley kids believe the government is running an organized crime by profiting from these dangerous conditions.
PJ Media: I Couldn't Believe the Truth About Shoplifting
Shoplifting has become rampant in cities like San Francisco, with organized crime gangs taking advantage of lax enforcement. The National Retail Federation reports a 90% increase in retail theft since 2018.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Keystone Bullet Crossfire
Looking for a lightweight travel trailer? The Keystone Bullet Crossfire might be the right fit for you. With nine floorplans and options for families, it's good for weekend warriors.
#technology
Forbes: Tesla Exaggerated Its Cars’ Driving Range—And Canceled Service Appointments If Drivers Complained, Report Says
Tesla programmed their vehicles' dashboards to overestimate the range of their electric cars, and canceled service appointments for customers who complained about the inaccurate range. The range estimates ignored external factors like weather and terrain. This raises concerns about the reliability of Tesla's dashboard warnings and other issues with their vehicles.
#other
PJ Media: THURSDAY AT 4PM EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' with Kruiser, VodkaPundit
Vimeo's show "Five O'Clock Somewhere" is expected to launch on time.
Forbes: Forget Afternoon Tea, London’s Got A $200 Afternoon Sea
J. Sheekey's iconic restaurant in London unveils the 'Afternoon Sea' experience, offering a delightful seafood feast for two on its newly adorned terrace. For £150 ($193), diners can enjoy a decadent Plateau de Fruits de Mer and a bottle of Nyetimber Sparkling Rosé MV. This homage to the restaurant's 127-year heritage is a must-try for seafood enthusiasts.