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27 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: The admiral rises, &c.
President Biden has nominated Admiral Lisa Franchetti to be the chief of naval operations, making her the first woman to serve in this role. Some question if she was elevated due to her gender and for historical purposes. In other news, there is debate over whether public marijuana smoking should be banned to protect the rights of others.
Fox News: Rogan says California in state of 'f---ing madness' under Newsom, says he could not run for presidency in 2024
Podcaster Joe Rogan suggests Democrats may replace President Biden due to scandals, but doubts California Gov. Gavin Newsom would be a viable replacement. Rogan also criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris and highlights the problems in California, including crime, homelessness, and ridiculous laws. Californian progressives are portrayed as unreasonable.
Liberty Nation: Foul-Ups Both Foreign and Domestic
This week on Liberty Nation Radio: We examine NATO and question its purpose. We expose the White House's continuous spread of falsehoods.
American Thinker: Biden: Hiding in Plain Sight
American voters question the source of Joe Biden's wealth and suspect financial improprieties. The sudden increase in his fortune during Trump's presidency raises suspicions, especially regarding his interaction with key figures in Ukraine and Switzerland. Records need to be examined to uncover any illicit financial activities tied to Biden's influence in politics.
#society
Fox News: Warnings against 'loud quitting,' plus 100-year-old veteran flies again
- Experts are speaking out against the act of "loud quitting" at work, which some say could have serious consequences. Meanwhile, a California woman proudly embraces her self-proclaimed "plus-sized" Barbie doll identity.
#war
The Economist: The Ukrainian army commits new forces in a big southward push
After eight weeks of slow progress, the Ukrainian army has committed a large number of reserve forces in a new southward push. Heavy fighting has been reported around the village of Robotyne as Ukraine aims to target key cities and break down Russia's defense. Challenges remaining include Russian counter-attacks and the need for better equipment and tactics.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 519: NATO increases surveillance in the Black Sea
Russo-Ukrainian War, Day 519: NATO increases surveillance in the Black Sea as Ukrainian forces continue offensive operations. Russians abandon Andriivka while Ukrainian forces make gains near Orikhiv. Ukraine launches mechanized counteroffensive in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, breaking through Russian defensive positions. Russian losses and Ukrainian gains remain unclear.
The Economist: Russia is attacking Ukraine’s agricultural exports
Russia is attacking Ukraine's grain exports, bombing ports and destroying storage facilities. This jeopardizes Ukraine's agricultural economy and causes a spike in grain prices, impacting global food security.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: Where has Qin Gang gone?
Foreign minister Qin Gang has gone missing, causing speculation about his fate and the state of the Chinese Communist party. Qin, a protege of President Xi Jinping, had been a rising star in the party but has now been replaced by his predecessor Wang Yi. The disappearance has been surrounded by rumors of marital infidelity and foreign espionage.
#economy
Liberty Nation: Federal Reserve Leaves America Hanging – Again
Federal Reserve raises interest rates to highest level in over two decades. Chair Jerome Powell indicates no further rate cuts this year and highlights importance of fighting inflation. The impact of higher rates will be felt in the US economy in the coming years.
#culture
National Review: My, Oh, My, Oh, My, Oh. There’s Plenty of Great Art in Ohio
A visit to the Cleveland Museum of Art reveals a stunning collection of artwork, including masterpieces by renowned artists. The museum's strategic plan focuses on expanding its collection, increasing visitor satisfaction, and embracing diversity. The museum's leadership has navigated challenges and ensured its position as a cultural powerhouse.
Red State: Funnyman Rob Schneider Remembers When Sinéad O'Connor Tore up Pope's Photo on Live TV—He Was There
Rob Schneider reflects on the evolution of Saturday Night Live (SNL), expressing his disapproval of the show's current political bias. He believes that SNL lost its appeal after Kate McKinnon sang "Hallelujah" as Hillary Clinton in a skit following the 2016 presidential election. Schneider also recalls the night Sinéad O'Connor ripped up a photo of Pope John Paul II on SNL in 1992 and shares his nuanced response to her recent death.
#health
American Thinker: Eliminate Fraud with Patient-Controlled Healthcare
Every day, stories of healthcare fraud emerge, with the Biden administration praised for recovering funds, but no discussion about eliminating fraud. Healthcare fraud primarily occurs through billing and coding, involving upcoding, phantom coding, double coding, and submitting correct codes for unnecessary care. Most fraud comes from medical organizations and groups, costing billions to prosecute. The solution is patient-controlled healthcare . With direct payment between patient and provider, fraud becomes impossible, bureaucracy and costs decrease, and patients regain decision-making power. Safety nets can be constructed for the impoverished, and funds previously used for bureaucracy can go towards patient care. Patient-controlled healthcare is the cure for fraud and the failure of the healthcare system.
#education
Fox News: Seattle Schools official says parents shouldn’t be notified of pronoun change, ‘regardless of age': emails
A fourth-grade teacher in Washington state wants training on LGBTQ best practices, including how to address nonbinary students. The teacher reached out to the school district, and there have been instances where a teacher was asked to remove a Pride flag from their classroom and where a principal had directed a teacher to notify parents about a student's pronoun change. The district manager of the health education department responded, stating that flags can be flown, parents should not be notified without student permission, and any conversation about student identities should focus on identities, not sexual activity.
#sports
Fox News: Rangers, Astros involved in benches-clearing brouhaha after Adolis Garcia grand slam
Texas Rangers slugger Adolis Garcia hits a grand slam, escalating tensions between the Rangers and the Houston Astros. Benches clear, players ejected. Texas wins 13-5.
#science
American Thinker: The Suppression of Discussion Continues to Degrade Science
Science, the pursuit of truth and knowledge, is being stifled by censorship and manipulation. A study revealing deaths related to COVID-19 vaccination was censored by The Lancet and other medical journals. Similarly, in the field of climate science, data has been altered and inconvenient facts omitted to fit a predetermined narrative. However, there are fighters who continue to defend truth and provide accurate scientific information, challenging the corrupt forces at play. The battle for knowledge and freedom of information is ongoing, and it is up to the informed citizenry to remain vigilant in the face of deception and ignorance.