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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Biden Admin Wants to "Persuade" Americans by Censoring Them
The government argues that it has the right to persuade social media companies to censor content, despite concerns about free speech. The Biden administration claims that asking companies to remove certain content is not a violation of the First Amendment. However, this raises questions about government coercion and censorship.
Red State: Here’s Why Hunter Biden’s Plea Deal Intrigue Ultimately Won’t Matter
Recent developments in the case of Hunter Biden suggest that his plea deal is in jeopardy or potentially dead. Hunter's attorneys are also facing scrutiny for alleged unscrupulous behavior. Despite this, there is little reason to believe that President Joe Biden's son will face severe consequences for his crimes, as regular citizens would. The plea deal appears to be off the table due to the failure to address potential charges of failing to register as a foreign agent, but negotiations are ongoing. Additionally, Hunter's lawyers face potential sanctions for attempting to remove documents containing congressional testimony from witnesses. Overall, it seems that Hunter Biden will likely receive lenient treatment, unlike what ordinary individuals would experience for similar offenses.
#society
The Federalist: 'Barbie’ Struggles To Grasp What It Means To Be Human
In a monologue, America Ferrera's character in a summer blockbuster criticizes the challenges and contradictions women face in society. Director Greta Gerwig suggests that these expectations are not unique to women and that everyone faces their own set of challenges. The film ultimately encourages individuals to understand their design and purpose, emphasizing the importance of embracing their true selves.
#crime
Fox News: Former Oregon prison nurse found guilty of sexually assaulting 9 female inmates
Former nurse Tony Daniel Klein has been found guilty of sexually assaulting nine female inmates at a women's prison in Oregon. Klein used his position to prey on vulnerable women and led them to believe they had no power to resist or report his abuse. He was convicted of multiple counts and faces the possibility of life in prison.
Forbes: DOJ Will Not Pursue Campaign Finance Charge Against Sam Bankman-Fried
The Justice Department has decided not to pursue a campaign finance charge against Sam Bankman-Fried as part of his extradition from the Bahamas. The charge was previously included in the DOJ's indictment, but in adherence to treaty obligations, they will not proceed with it. Bankman-Fried's extradition has already impacted the charges brought against him, with additional charges needing approval from the Bahamian government.