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#politics
Daily Wire: House Democrat Shouts ‘Your Bills Are Racist!’ At GOP Leader
During a House chamber session, Representative Steve Scalise was interrupted by Democrat Representative Cori Bush shouting, "Your bills are racist!" The disruption led to chaos and calls for order. The House approved a spending bill for military construction and the Department of Veterans Affairs, with most Democrats voting against it. The House is now heading into a six-week summer recess.
The Blaze: The press hounded Ken Starr for investigating Clinton. Today, it gives Jack Smith a free pass
Ken Starr, who led the impeachment of Bill Clinton, faced media harassment. Mark Levin discusses the different treatment of Starr and Robert Mueller, suggesting bias in coverage. The media sympathizes with investigations against Republicans.
Red State: The Supreme Court Slaps Down a Lawless Court in the Dumbest Way Possible
The Supreme Court allows the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline to continue, overturning an injunction by the Fourth Circuit. The pipeline has faced legal challenges and controversy, but Congress intervened to ensure its completion.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: House descends into chaos after Cori Bush shouted “Your bills are racist” during Steve Scalise speech
In a chaotic moment, Rep. Cori Bush interrupts Rep. Steve Scalise's speech, accusing his bills of being racist. The incident sparks outrage and concerns about decorum in the House.
The Federalist Papers: Study Reveals Democrats Rising Support of Violence - Especially Involving Recent SCOTUS Ruling
A recent University of Chicago study shows that support for political violence has increased among liberals, particularly Democrats, after the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade. The study also reveals a rise in acceptance of political violence since Donald Trump's presidency. This growing anger and radicalization may pose a threat to democracy.
Fox News: Trump reacts to 'abuse' by DOJ: 'This is what you get' for leading the polls
Former President Trump, facing new charges from Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation, criticized the Justice Department for "abuse" and claimed it was election interference. Trump, leading in the polls for the 2024 White House race, is charged with willful retention of National Defense Information and obstruction of justice. He pleaded not guilty and called the charges ridiculous. Trump accused the DOJ of harassment and hoped the Republican Party would take action.
Daily Wire: Rapid Reaction: Major Dem Donor Let Off The Hook For Alleged Campaign Finance Fraud
1. DOJ drops campaign finance charges against Sam Bankman-Fried.
2. Congressional hearing on radical gender ideology sparks emotional testimony.
3. Supreme Court allows construction of gas pipeline to proceed.
4. Trump's attorneys told to expect an indictment, but he denies the report.
5. Bowe Bergdahl's desertion conviction vacated due to conflict of interest.
#society
The New American: Do You Know How Your Congressmen Vote? - The New American
This episode of "Beyond the Cover" features a discussion about the Freedom Index published by The New American. Host Gary Benoit talks with members of The John Birch Society's research/legislative team, Christian Gomez and Peter Rykowski, about the index and how to use it to improve Congress.
#war
Forbes: Enough About How The West Provoked Putin Into Attacking Ukraine: Here’s The Truth
Decades of Kremlin brutality and propaganda, along with arguments against US support of Ukraine, have been allowed to proliferate. The column addresses these false canards, providing context and history to combat Putin's propaganda. The truth is that Nato has been passive in the face of Putin's repeated provocations, and Washington has never wanted Russia to fail.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: The Emails That Laid out How Those Biden Foreign Business Deals Worked
Hunter Biden's potential violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) brings into question his involvement with foreign nationals and raises concerns about influence peddling. Emails uncovered by Business Insider reveal that Hunter was seeking a $2 million fee to help recover Libyan assets and boasted about his connections to high-level officials in China. The emails also highlight Hunter's personal issues, including addiction problems and financial difficulties. Hunter's business partner, Devon Archer, is expected to provide more information about Joe Biden's involvement in upcoming interviews, causing further concern for the Biden family.
Foreign Policy: Putin’s Desperate Play to Win Over Africa
Russian President Vladimir Putin makes promises of free grain to African nations to gain their support against the West. The grain recipients were strategically chosen based on their alignment with Russia's interests and support in international resolutions. This move comes after Russia suspended its participation in the Black Sea grain deal, worsening the food scarcity crisis in Africa.
#economy
Forbes: Walgreens CFO To Leave As Company Looks For Replacement With Healthcare Experience
Walgreens CFO, James Kehoe, is leaving the company and Walgreens is searching for a new CFO with financial and healthcare expertise. Kehoe's departure coincides with a decline in Walgreens stock under CEO Roz Brewer. In the meantime, Manmohan Mahajan, the current Senior Vice President, Global Controller, will serve as the interim CFO.
Fox News: Maine hydropower project to resume despite $500M price hike
Construction in Maine will resume next week on a Canadian hydropower transmission project despite a half-billion dollar cost increase. Avangrid, the parent company of Central Maine Power, partnered with Hydro-Quebec on the project to bring hydropower to meet green energy goals in Massachusetts. The project has faced delays and litigation, but all regulatory approvals have been received.
Fox News: Milwaukee County greenlights sales tax hike in bid to dodge bankruptcy
Milwaukee County votes to double sales tax to avoid bankruptcy. City and county faced financial crisis without additional revenue for basic services.
National Review: The Corner: The Paths Not Taken to Fight against Inflation
Former VP Mike Pence has released a plan to fight inflation by lowering costs and reducing government spending. He believes that the Fed alone cannot combat inflation and that supply-side policies are necessary. However, the narrator disagrees with Pence's idea of bringing manufacturing and supply chains back to the US, as it would distort resource allocation and reduce growth. Instead, the narrator trusts companies operating abroad to make better decisions regarding supply chains. The narrator is grateful that Pence is bringing attention to alternative paths to fight inflation.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: The Light of Gerard Manley Hopkins in the Dark Victorian World
Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry presents God as a loving Creator who blesses humanity with abundant beauty to inspire and uplift. In the Victorian Age, the conflict between science and religion caused a crisis of faith reflected in the poetry of Tennyson and Arnold. Hopkins' poetry, however, counters the skepticism and despair of the times, showcasing God's presence in the world through the beauty and diversity of nature.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Shades and Shadows of Sherwood
Avellina Balestri’s “Saplings of Sherwood” is a masterful piece of storytelling set in Sherwood Forest during Robin Hood's childhood. The author approaches history with humility, presenting a realistic depiction of the past without imposing modern ideologies. The novel explores the lives of children and teenagers, intertwining their desires and conflicts in a way that only the greatest writers can achieve. The presence of Catholicism and explicit sexual content made it difficult for traditional publishers to accept, but it offers a rare sensibility and historical realism that brings the legend of Robin Hood to life.
Fox News: 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' screenwriter Bo Goldman dead at 90
Bo Goldman, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of films such as "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest" and "Melvin and Howard," has died at 90. Goldman, who considered himself a dramatist rather than a screenwriter, penned several iconic screenplays that showcased his mastery of storytelling. Despite years of struggle, he found success in Hollywood and left a lasting legacy in the world of film.
#health
Flag And Cross: 2 Out Of 5 View Sugar As A Treat Than Part Of Their Diet
Nearly three-fourths of Americans have a sweet tooth, yet are concerned about the health effects of sugar. Many view sugar as a treat, but also worry about its potential risks. Surveys show that people underestimate their sugar intake, with Americans consuming an average of 17 teaspoons per day, more than twice the recommended amount. The lack of awareness is due to underestimating the amount of added sugar in food and beverages. Despite concerns, many individuals have taken steps to reduce their sugar intake by choosing lower sugar alternatives and cutting back on sugary desserts.
The Blaze: Tori Kelly & Bronny James: Why are young stars collapsing?
Young athletes, including LeBron James' son, have been collapsing despite being healthy. Allie Beth Stuckey cautions against jumping to conclusions about the cause, as it could be related to the mRNA vaccine or other factors. Elon Musk also acknowledges the possibility of vaccine side effects. Grammy winner Tori Kelly is being treated for blood clots but Stuckey reminds us not to automatically blame the vaccine due to other health risks.
Fox News: PA Democrats' push for adult mental health funding fruitless as GOP drops it from budget plan
Democratic lawmakers in Pennsylvania are fighting to include millions of dollars in the budget for expanding adult mental health services. The money was cut out of the budget, and schools and counties are struggling to support the growing demand for mental health services. The House approved legislation directing $100 million in federal funds to address workforce shortages, improve safety programs, and support suicide prevention programs, but it was removed from the budget bill. Democrats are pushing to tap into the state's reserves to fund the initiatives, while Republicans prioritize keeping expenses low.
Flag And Cross: Father Raises Funds For Daughter's Dream Trip To Disneyland Amid Life-Threatening Heart Condition
Dad raises money for daughter with life-threatening heart condition to go to Disneyland. Hope, 11, has had multiple surgeries and requires constant medical supervision. Dad aims to raise £5k for the trip.
#crime
Daily Wire: Trump Charged With 3 More Crimes In Classified Documents Case
Former President Donald Trump has been charged with additional criminal counts related to his handling of classified U.S. material after leaving office. The charges include willful retention of national defense information and obstruction for allegedly attempting to delete surveillance footage.
National Review: Third Defendant Charged in Trump Classified-Documents Case
A new charge has been filed in the special counsel's investigation into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents. Carlos De Oliveira, a maintenance worker, aided Trump's valet Walt Nauta in moving boxes of documents. The specific charge against De Oliveira has not been disclosed.
The Blaze: California 'Teacher of the Year' faces 150 years in prison after new allegations of sexual misconduct with second child under the age of 14
Jacqueline Ma, a former "Teacher of the Year" in California, is facing new child sex crimes allegations involving a second underage victim. Ma is accused of various charges, including possession of child pornography and lewd acts with a child. She pleaded not guilty and remains in custody.
#sports
Fox News: Dolphins' Jalen Ramsey to undergo knee surgery, expected to miss start of 2023 NFL season: report
Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey will miss the start of the regular season due to a knee injury. Ramsey will undergo surgery for a meniscus injury, but his ACL is intact. The severity of the injury could potentially cost him the entire season.