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#politics
The Federalist Papers: Gutfeld Predicts Possible Huge Upset in 2024: 'He Should Run as a Third-Party Candidate'
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld suggests that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. should run as a third-party candidate in the 2024 election, believing he would win. Gutfeld claims that Democrats are supporting Joe Biden out of "groupthink" and highlights Kennedy's criticisms of the Washington bureaucracy and corporate media, saying they resemble former President Donald Trump's anti-establishment rhetoric. Although some conservatives support Kennedy for potentially splintering the Democratic party, Gutfeld argues that the party's "woke" radical elements have embraced censorship and clampdown on language, contradicting their historical support for free speech. Gutfeld also praises Kennedy's analysis of the Ukraine-Russia war and notes the irony of Democrats becoming pro-war while Republicans turn anti-war.
Washington Free Beacon: Analysis: Suck It Up, Never Trumpers. Joe Biden's Rickety Ass Is Running for Reelection and There's Nothing You Can Do About It.
Never Trump Republicans are expressing concerns about President Joe Biden's age and cognitive abilities, urging him to step aside for the 2024 election. They argue that Biden is too old and frail to be an effective candidate and that his chosen successor, Kamala Harris, is also ill-equipped for the job. However, these Republicans are unlikely to have an influence as they have aligned themselves with the Democratic Party and will support Biden regardless. The Democrats are unwilling to openly acknowledge the shortcomings of Harris, fearing a racially charged backlash. Ultimately, Biden's age and health issues are a reality that everyone must accept.
The American Mind: No Cost too High for Ukraine
Former Vice President Mike Pence advocates for the U.S. to provide more lethal weapons to Ukraine to end the war in Ukraine, disregarding diplomatic solutions. This proposal could escalate into a nuclear war and fail to create lasting peace. Pence's stance aligns with interventionist models and appeals to conservative voters.
Flag And Cross: Pedro Sánchez Seeks Junts Per Catalunya's Support For Re-Election
Pedro Sánchez needs the support of Junts per Catalunya to be re-elected as Spanish prime minister. Discussions are underway to reach an agreement, with a proposal focusing on legal recognition of the Basque and Catalan nations, thoroughness of autonomous laws, and an arbitration procedure to resolve conflicts. Talks have also begun with left-wing coalition Sumar to convince Carles Puigdemont to support Sánchez.
Breitbart: Jim Jordan Obtains Facebook Files Showing White House Pressure to Censor Americans
Newly leaked emails reveal that the White House and Biden-appointed officials pressured Facebook to violate Americans' First Amendment rights. Facebook initially resisted the Judiciary Committee's subpoena for internal communications, but after the threat of contempt of Congress, they turned over documents showing the Biden administration's campaign to suppress important discussions. The emails also show pressure from Biden's Surgeon General to censor certain content.
Washington Free Beacon: Senate Democrats Clear the Way for Boycott of Israeli Products
Senate Democrats blocked a measure to stop the Biden administration from penalizing Israeli products made in contested territories. The measure was rejected by Democratic members on the Commerce Committee, raising concerns about anti-Semitism and support for the BDS movement. The amendment aimed to prevent the administration from using its new powers to target Israel and align with the global BDS movement.
Red State: Ron DeSantis Slams Reporters Over Slavery Curriculum Controversy
Ron DeSantis is changing his strategy for his presidential campaign, no longer avoiding the mainstream press. He is now engaging in adversarial interviews and press conferences, taking on reporters directly. In one recent interview, he vehemently defended the Florida black history curriculum against claims of promoting beneficial aspects of slavery. DeSantis aims to stay in the news and present himself as a strong fighter against the mainstream press, a foil that many Republicans already dislike. Winning the primary is his first goal, and he believes engaging in controversies like this will attract primary voters.
National Review: Haley Dismisses Christie’s Criticism: ‘I’m Not Obsessively Anti-Trump Like Him’
Nikki Haley dismisses Chris Christie's criticism, stating she is not obsessively anti-Trump like him and focuses on policies. She disagrees with Trump on various issues, including January 6, spending, and Ukraine, but emphasizes the disagreements are based on policy rather than personal vendetta. Christie, a vocal Trump critic, criticizes other GOP candidates for not naming Trump and being afraid to tell the truth about him. The frontrunner in the race remains Trump, with Haley in fifth place and Christie in seventh place.
Flag And Cross: Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Claim Challenged By Congressional Records
President Biden has announced plans to forgive student loans, claiming authority under a 2003 law. However, Congressional records show that the law did not authorize actions that would cost money, while student loan forgiveness will cost billions. Both Biden and Trump have previously taken illegal actions to cancel student loan interest.
The 2003 law that Biden claims gives him authority to forgive student loans was actually intended to assist students impacted by war or national emergencies, without affecting the integrity of student loan programs. The law passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, but only one legislator voted against it.
Fox News: Third person charged in Trump documents case by special counsel
Mar-a-Lago's maintenance head, Carlos De Oliveira, indicted in Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into alleged improper retention of classified records by former President Trump. Trump, along with his personal aide Walt Nauta, also face charges.
National Review: The Corner: The DeSantis Squeeze
DeSantis is facing challenges in his campaign. He is being targeted by both Trump and other candidates, making him a universal target. Additionally, he needs to appeal to both MAGA and non-MAGA voters, but trying to win over MAGA voters may harm his support among the non-MAGA element.
#society
Fox News: NYC beachgoers spring into action after hearing teens 'screaming' in water
Two male teenage swimmers were in danger at Coney Island Beach. One was saved by three Good Samaritans, but the other is still missing. The incident occurred near West 22nd Street.
Breitbart: WATCH: Cop Gives Young Neighbor Looking for Work Big Surprise
A Georgia police officer helps a young neighbor save up for a PlayStation by buying him the gaming system and a gift card. The officer was impressed by the boy's work ethic and decided to support him. Social media users praised the officer's compassion and humanity.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Blinken Gets Subpoenaed as Military Officers Testify There Was No Afghanistan Withdrawal Plan
The State Department is being subpoenaed for documents related to the Afghanistan withdrawal report. Military leaders testified about the lack of a plan and warnings that were ignored. The State Department insisted on a civilian presence while leaving Kabul airport undefended. Secretary of State Blinken is accused of obstruction.
#economy
Fox News: Mexican president offers $385M for American company's Caribbean property in ongoing dispute
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has proposed a $385 million offer to Alabama-based Vulcan Materials to settle a dispute over the company's former gravel extraction pits on the Yucatan peninsula's Caribbean coast. The president plans to turn the property into a dock for cruise ships and use the flooded gravel pits for ecotourism. If the offer is rejected, López Obrador has hinted at the possibility of seizing the property.
Foreign Policy: The Mineral-Rich Want to Get Richer
Mineral-rich countries are vying for control of the global energy transition by implementing policies to boost their own mineral industries. From lithium in Australia to cobalt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, these countries aim to cash in on the demand for minerals needed to power clean energy technologies. Some nations are increasing state control or restricting exports to protect their industries, while others are creating special economic zones for the battery supply chain. However, the volatile nature of commodity prices and the risks associated with big investments may undermine these efforts.
#military
Forbes: Backstopped By History and Its Israeli Parent, Plasan North America Grabs A JTLV Win
Plasan North America, a small business, has been awarded a $300 million contract to build armored cab components for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV). With financial support from its parent company, Plasan Sasa Ltd., the company acquired unused space and equipment, allowing them to meet the demand for the JLTV. They are expected to fill delivery targets throughout 2024, requiring the expansion of their workforce and the acquisition of skilled workers. Despite its small size, Plasan North America has positioned itself to be a major player in the defense industry.
The Blaze: 3 Marines die near Camp Lejeune, likely from carbon monoxide poisoning
Three young lance corporals from the United States Marine Corps died of carbon monoxide poisoning at a service station in North Carolina. The preliminary autopsy report confirmed the cause of death for Tanner J. Kaltenberg, Merax Dockery, and Ivan Garcia. The investigation is ongoing, but foul play is not suspected.
#culture
Forbes: Sticky Memories: Nostalgia And The Peanut Butter And Banana Sandwich
Elvis Presley's favorite foods, including the famous peanut butter and banana sandwich, offer insights into his Southern roots and down-to-earth personality. However, there are conflicting accounts about whether the sandwich included bacon or not. The debate surrounding Elvis's culinary preferences invites us to contemplate memory, personal interpretation, and the cultural significance of food.
#health
Fox News: Doctor who headed Navajo Nation COVID response tapped to head Maine CDC
Dr. Puthiery Va, leader of Navajo Nation's COVID-19 response, will head Maine's Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Va, an experienced clinician and epidemiologist, is well-equipped to tackle public health challenges. Maine Governor, Janet Mills, vetoed a bill aiming to prohibit foreign influence in state elections.
#education
Flag And Cross: El Reclamo De Condonación De Préstamos Estudiantiles De Biden Por Los Registros Del Congreso
President Biden's plan to forgive student loan debt is based on a 2003 law, but recently found congressional records contradict this. The decision is illegal as it will cost billions of dollars.
The Blaze: Nation's largest teachers' union funds local effort to kill Nebraska's first-ever school choice bill — parent claims unions 'fear' program will 'impact their bottom line'
The teachers' union opposes Nebraska's school choice program, citing potential funding cuts, while supporters argue for benefits to lower-income families and education.
The Right Scoop: Ron DeSantis SCHOOLS reporter after asking question based on Kamala’s lies
Governor Ron DeSantis dismisses false claims on Florida's education standards made by a reporter, addressing a loaded question about slavery's benefits. DeSantis highlights that slaves acquired skills despite their enslavement, challenging the reporter to read the full curriculum.
#crime
Fox News: Trump charged with additional counts in special counsel's classified records probe
Former President Trump faces new charges related to the retention of National Defense Information and obstruction of justice. The superseding indictment also includes another individual, Carlos de Oliveira, and accuses the defendants of attempting to delete surveillance video footage at The Mar-a-Lago Club.
Breitbart: Florida Man Arrested for Allegedly Spraying Woman with Garden Hose
Florida man arrested for spraying woman with garden hose in a trespassing dispute. Woman feared for her safety and displayed a firearm. Man charged with simple battery.
Breitbart: Probation Absconder Shot, Killed by North Carolina Homeowner
A North Carolina man is shot and killed while trying to break into a storage building on a homeowner's property. The homeowner confronted the intruder and shot him during the altercation.
Breitbart: AJ Hurley: Hearing Needed for 5 Late-Term Aborted Babies Found in DC
Left-wing pro-life activists found the remains of around 115 aborted babies, some potentially partially aborted or killed after birth in violation of federal law. The babies were recovered from a medical waste services facility outside of a Washington, D.C. surgical center. The activists believe the abortions were performed by a specific doctor and are calling for a congressional hearing to address the issue.
Human Events: British teen urged by AI ‘girlfriend’ to have ‘heroic end’ before
dressing as Star Wars Sith, climbing into Windsor Castle grounds
to kill Queen in 2021
A British court hears that Jaswant Singh Chail, motivated by revenge for the Amritsar massacre, planned to kill Queen Elizabeth II. Dressed as a Sith character, he attempted to enter Windsor Castle with a loaded crossbow but was arrested. Chail's AI girlfriend, Sarai, encouraged the plot.
Daily Wire: 5-Year-Old Who Fatally Shot Infant Brother Was High On Cocaine, Prosecutors Say
A 5-yr-old boy shot his 16-mth old brother who died, while both tested positive for drugs. The parents have been charged with child neglect and drug offenses.
Fox News: Florida women arrested after July 4 fight in which woman's ear was bitten off
Two women, Dixie Stiles and Macy Regan, were involved in a fight during a house party. Regan allegedly bit off a part of Stiles' ear after being accused of stealing alcohol and vape pens. The fight resulted in injuries and charges of battery.
#sports
Forbes: Josh Uche Hopes To Remain In New England Patriots’ Plans Beyond Final Year Of Rookie Deal
Josh Uche, outside linebacker for the New England Patriots, is in the final training camp of his rookie contract. While he confirmed that the Patriots and his representatives have been in contact regarding a possible extension, Uche is focused on giving his all and letting his agents handle the negotiations. With an impressive performance in the 2022 season, Uche hopes to continue his career with the Patriots, but understands that it's ultimately a business decision.
Fox News: Colorado to depart Pac-12, return to Big 12 conference in 2024-2025
The Colorado Buffaloes are leaving the Pac-12 conference and returning to the Big 12 in the 2024-2025 academic year. The move is intended to provide stability and resources for the school's long-term success in college athletics.
Forbes: Chicago Bears Reopen Talks On Keeping Team In City Limits—Despite Plans For New Suburban Stadium
The Chicago Bears and the city of Chicago are discussing the possibility of keeping the team within city limits, reversing their previous plan to move to a suburban site. The team purchased land in Arlington Heights in February but is now considering other options. The Bears have met with city officials and other suburban mayors to discuss their plans.
Fox News: Shohei Ohtani throws one-hit gem in first start since Angels removed him from trade market
Shohei Ohtani impresses as he pitches a complete game shutout for the Los Angeles Angels against the Detroit Tigers. Ohtani's performance reaffirms his value as a sought-after player, as the Angels decide to keep him despite trade offers.
#outdoors
Fox News: Norwegian woman and Sherpa guide set new record: Conquer world's 14 highest peaks in 92 days
A Norwegian woman and her Sherpa guide set a new record by conquering the world's 14 highest peaks in 92 days.
Considered extremely difficult to climb, K2 is not only the second-highest mountain after Mount Everest, its ascent and descent are considered to be much more challenging.
#other
Fox News: Typhoon Doksuri approaches China and Taiwan, bringing heavy winds and disruptions
Typhoon Doksuri approaches China and Taiwan, causing closures and disruptions. The storm left thousands without power in Taiwan, and has caused widespread damage in the Philippines.
Fox News: Monsoon storm brings temporary relief to sweltering Phoenix, but heat wave continues to pose danger
A monsoon storm brings temporary relief to Phoenix from a persistent heat wave, but danger remains. The storm causes roof damage and power outages, but also brings some rainfall. Despite the storm, excessive heat continues with temperatures above 110 degrees Fahrenheit, resulting in an increase in heat-related deaths.
Fox News: Tornado touches down in Keene, New Hampshire
A tornado touched down in Keene, New Hampshire, causing damage but no reported injuries. The region experienced severe weather and flash flooding threats.