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Flag And Cross: Trump Enfrenta Una Posible Tercera Acusación Mientras Se Reúne El Gran Jurado
Former President Donald Trump is facing a possible third indictment related to the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and his involvement in the Capitol riots on January 6. Prosecutors met with Trump's lawyers in Washington, D.C., suggesting that an indictment is imminent. Despite these legal challenges, Trump remains the frontrunner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. He has dismissed the investigations as a witch hunt and continues to make unfounded claims of election fraud.
Red State: Comer Reveals New Damaging Info About Biden and Offshore Accounts
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer uncovers more information on the Biden family foreign dealings scandal, including payouts to family members and suspected offshore accounts. The committee intends to connect Russian oligarchs to payments to the Biden clan, hinting at questionable policy decisions. The IRS whistleblowers have documents related to foreign bank accounts that may confirm Comer's suspicions, potentially leading to further scrutiny and calls for Biden's impeachment. With the Hunter Biden plea deal falling apart, Joe Biden is feeling the pressure.
Fox News: Raskin wants MTG reprimanded for showing 'irrelevant' naked Hunter Biden photos
Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin wants Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to be publicly reprimanded for displaying nude photos of Hunter Biden during a congressional hearing. Raskin argues that the photos were irrelevant to the hearing and did not advance its stated purpose. Republicans rallied behind Greene and dismissed Raskin's concerns.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: White House Says Biden Will Not Pardon Hunter
White House press secretary confirms that President Biden will not pardon his son Hunter, as a plea deal between Hunter and the DOJ falls through. The case is being handled independently, according to Jean-Pierre. House Republicans have found evidence suggesting coordination between Biden and his son on business dealings.
Red State: Official Court Transcript From Hunter's Foiled Plea Agreement Hearing Sure Seems to Show Attempted Fraud on the Court
In a court transcript from Hunter Biden's plea agreement hearing, it is revealed that the US Attorney's office attempted to manipulate the system by hiding certain charges in the diversion agreement instead of the plea agreement. The judge questions this and demands more information, exposing potential ethical issues.
The Blaze: Mayor Trent Staggs makes his case to unseat Sen. Mitt Romney in upcoming primary, claims he'll be 'another Mike Lee'
Trent Staggs, mayor of Riverton, Utah, is campaigning to replace Sen. Mitt Romney as the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Utah in 2024. Staggs criticizes Romney for failing to deliver on promises regarding illegal immigration, a balanced budget, and conservative judges. Staggs emphasizes his experience in managing budgets and vows to tackle federal spending if elected. He also expresses support for pro-life and culture war issues. Staggs acknowledges the fundraising challenges he faces against incumbent Romney and potential challenger Brad Wilson, but asserts that his campaign is gaining momentum with endorsements and contributions from across the country.
PJ Media: The Facebook Files Reveal Pressure From the Biden Administration to Crush Free Speech
Rep. Jim Jordan released evidence showing that the Biden White House pressured Facebook into censoring free speech. Internal documents prove that Facebook censored posts and changed moderation policies due to the White House's unconstitutional pressure. The target of their ire was a meme about COVID-19 vaccines.
#society
The Blaze: Women reportedly using 'Barbie' movie to test if men in their lives support feminism; one even broke up with her boyfriend after his in-theater reaction
Women are using the "Barbie" movie to test if the men in their lives support feminism. They want to see if men understand or are receptive to the movie's feminist messaging. Watching the movie together has become a compatibility test for some women.
Red State: Slavery, Skills, and Political Opportunism
"12 Years a Slave" tells the story of Solomon Northup, a free African-American man who is tricked and sold into slavery. Despite enduring unimaginable suffering, Solomon holds onto his identity as a free man. The movie highlights the ongoing impact of slavery and the need for equality and justice in society.
Congressman Byron Donalds, along with Vice President Kamala Harris, criticizes the teaching of slavery as part of the Black experience, including the skills learned by slaves. This political move is seen as an attack on Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump's opponent. Regardless, the movie reminds us of the indomitable human spirit and the importance of focusing on our strength to overcome any hardship.
Daily Wire: Democrats Take A Page From Primitive Tribal Shaman, Blaming Their Enemies For The Weather
Ancient Chinese and Aztec civilizations performed human sacrifices to change the weather. While modern society has advanced with things like meteorology and the internet, rituals of sacrifice still persist in some parts of the world. In 2007, Nepal sacrificed two goats in front of a plane to ensure safe passage. Surprisingly, similar superstitious beliefs have found their way into American politics, with Hillary Clinton tweeting that Trump supporters are to blame for hot weather. This primitive thinking is not only baseless but also potentially dangerous.
PJ Media: OnlyFans Model Allegedly Stabbed Boyfriend to Death While Security Guards Stood Down
Security guards at a luxury building in Miami failed to intervene as an OnlyFans model allegedly murdered her boyfriend. This cowardice is a reflection of the age we live in.
The Babylon Bee: 9 Beauty Tips For Making Yourself Totally Irresistible To Men
The Babylon Bee presents a crash course on how to attract a guy who loves Tolkien, Star Wars, and Zelda. Be a woman, use bacon-scented body lotion, style your hair like Princess Leia, and swap out shampoo with BBQ sauce. Just put your hair in a ponytail and use a lot of makeup, but make it look natural. Bathe and stay clean. Follow these steps and you'll have a guy explaining Dune and asking for sandwiches in no time!
Foreign Policy: The Power of Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Has Peaked
Israeli society is grappling with a controversial government judicial overhaul that threatens the country's liberal and secular identity. The ultra-Orthodox community, although initially supportive, has gradually pulled back due to fears of losing control over their followers. As their political power increases, so does their influence over Israeli policies, creating tension between the ultra-Orthodox and those who support liberal values.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine liberated Staromayorske, Zaporizhzhia-Donetsk Oblast border area
Ukraine liberated Staromayorske in Donetsk Oblast from Russian occupiers in their summer counteroffensive.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Ex-Intelligence Official Says Chinese Factory Will '100%' Bring Spies to US
Former intelligence official Bill Evanina testified before Congress, stating that a Chinese company building a battery factory in Michigan will undoubtedly bring spies to the United States. Evanina explained that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will use various methods, including cyber and human infiltration, to exploit the technology involved in the project. Other battery plant projects in Michigan, involving Chinese companies Gotion Inc. and CATL, have also raised concerns due to CCP ties. Lawmakers and regulators are increasingly worried about Chinese influence in the U.S. economy and the theft of American technology.
#economy
Daily Wire: Supreme Court Allows Construction Of Key Natural Gas Pipeline To Continue
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, a natural gas pipeline connecting West Virginia and Virginia. Despite opposition from environmental groups, the pipeline was supported by Congress, West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, and other entities. The construction has created thousands of jobs and is expected to bring in significant tax revenue.
#military
Fox News: UFO whistleblower praises historic Congressional hearing on 'non-human' craft: ‘Inflection point’
Former Navy pilot Ryan Graves considers the recent congressional hearing on UFOs to be a turning point. He believes that the representatives present were serious and shocked by the national security implications of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). Graves, who serves as executive director of Americans for Safe Aerospace, emphasized that Congress was not fully aware of the aviation safety risks posed by these UAPs.
During the hearing, Graves described UAPs that defied the laws of physics, such as objects remaining stationary in hurricane winds and then accelerating to supersonic speeds. He also discussed the frustration felt by pilots who are afraid to report their experiences with UAPs due to potential repercussions. Graves hopes that the hearing will lead to increased transparency and safety measures in the aviation sector.
#culture
Breitbart: Joe Rogan Trashes Cancel Campaign Against Jason Aldean's 'Try That in a Small Town': Rap Songs 'Infinitely Worse'
Podcaster Joe Rogan defended country music star Jason Aldean's song amidst cancel culture backlash. Rogan argued that rap songs contain worse language and criticized the racial accusations against Aldean's song. Aldean's music video for "Try That in a Small Town" was pulled by CMT for its depiction of riots and crime. Aldean responded, denying promoting violence and emphasizing the unity of a small community. Singer Sheryl Crow criticized Aldean's song, but GOP politicians, including former President Trump, showed support.
#history
Newsbusters: CNN Falsely Accuses DeSantis Of 'An Attempt to Soften The Brutality' Of Slavery
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing criticism for new history guidelines on slavery. Alpha Phi Alpha General President Willis Lonzer III accused DeSantis of trying to "soften the brutality" of slavery. Lonzer argues that the changes suggest enslaved people benefited from slavery, when in reality it was a depressive and divisive system that broke up families. An interview on CNN News Central with Lonzer failed to address the similarities between Florida's new standards and the Advanced Placement course, omitting important context.
#health
Flag And Cross: Quarter Of Smokers Believe Quitting Could Be 'life Changing' Due To Potential Savings
Some smokers believe that quitting cigarettes could have a life-changing impact on their finances. The increasing cost of cigarettes, particularly the idea of a £1 cigarette, is seen as a strong trigger to quit. Research shows that many smokers are seeking cheaper and less harmful alternatives due to the high cost of cigarettes.
Fox News: Kids are behind on vaccines, heat wave raises heart attack risk, and 'girl dinners' trend sparks concern
1) Heart attacks and heat waves: certain groups face twice the risk of death as a result of extreme heat and pollution.
2) "Girl dinners" trend raises concerns among doctors and nutritionists regarding disordered eating.
#education
The New American: “Little Red Classrooms” Report on CCP Influence in American Schools - The New American
A report reveals 143 American K-12 schools have partnerships with Chinese-funded Confucius Institutes, raising concerns about foreign influence. Representative Jim Banks calls for Department of Education investigation.
#crime
Fox News: CBP officers nab fugitive wanted for child sex abuse as he was crossing international bridge in Texas
U.S. Customs officers apprehended Jorge Sausedo, a fugitive wanted for child sex crimes in Texas, as he attempted to cross the Anzalduas International Bridge. Sausedo was identified through biometric verification and handed over to local authorities for extradition.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Police Rescue Children in Locked Cage: 'Dealing with a Monster'
Six children were rescued from a Las Vegas hotel room, where they were found abused and locked in a dog kennel. The children's father and stepmother were arrested and face multiple felony charges, including child abuse and sex trafficking.
#sports
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians Hope Noah Syndergaard Can Bolster An Injury-Depleted Rotation
The Cleveland Guardians, in need of pitching depth due to injuries to their starters, traded shortstop Amed Rosario to the Dodgers for pitcher Noah Syndergaard. Syndergaard, who has been dealing with a blister issue, will join the Guardians and potentially strengthen their rotation. The team also recalled outfielder Oscar Gonzalez from Triple-A Columbus to address their lack of power in the outfield.
Fox News: Bengals' Joe Burrow carted off field after suffering calf strain, head coach says
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a calf strain during practice, but it's not as serious as initially feared. Burrow, a key player for the team, led them to the Super Bowl and has become one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. The focus now is on his recovery and how long he will be sidelined.
Fox News: Chaotic brawl erupts between fans in luxury suites during White Sox game
During a Chicago Cubs game against the Chicago White Sox, a brawl broke out among fans in the luxury suites. Two women and two men were involved in physical altercations, with one woman seen repeatedly punching another. Fights among fans are not uncommon, but those occurring in luxury suites are less frequent. It is unclear if anyone was injured.
#other
Breitbart: Singer Morrissey Slams Tributes to Sinéad O'Connor: 'You Hadn't the Guts to Support Her When She was Alive'
Singer Morrissey criticizes the late Sinead O'Connor's lack of support from the music industry, claiming they only praise her after her death. He argues that she was dropped by her label and faced industry hatred for not fitting in. Morrissey compares her death to other troubled stars, such as Judy Garland and Whitney Houston.
Forbes: Tracks From ‘Barbie’ Are Soaring On Spotify Charts—Here Are The Most Popular Movie Songs Of The Last 20 Years
Barbie The Album, featuring original tracks from the Barbie movie, has become a hit with fans, with Dua Lipa's "Dance The Night" being the most streamed song, followed by "Barbie World" by Nicki Minaj & Ice Spice. Other popular tracks include "What Was I Made For" by Billie Eilish, "WATATI (feat. Aldo Ranks)" by Karol G., and "Speed Drive" by Charli XCX. These songs have made it onto the Billboard Hot 100 and Spotify Global Top 50 charts.