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#politics
Forbes: ‘Get The F— Out’: Wisconsin Congressman Curses Out High School Pages In Capitol, Reports Say
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden cursed at high school Senate pages in the Capitol, accusing them of treating it like a "frat house." He called them derogatory names and defended his actions by citing the historical significance of the Capitol. Van Orden has a history of expressing anger and controversy, including previous incidents involving a library display on homosexuality and allegations of sexual harassment.
Newsbusters: CBS & NBC Move on From Hunter, ABC Highlights Hunter's Corrupt Business Deals
CBS and NBC quickly moved on from reporting on Hunter Biden's collapsed plea deal, while ABC's World News Tonight continued to cover the story. The plea agreement revealed details about Hunter's financial dealings with foreign governments, and the judge's refusal to sign off on the deal led to its downfall. Hunter Biden now faces uncertainty as his legal problems continue, and both sides have 30 days to try and negotiate a new deal.
#war
Human Events: BREAKING: US troops in Ukraine to earn extra $225 per month in
hazard pay
US soldiers in Ukraine will receive hazard pay despite President Biden's assurance that no troops would be fighting on the ground there. The pay, which can reach up to $325 per month, is given to troops deployed in areas at risk of injury or death. Documents also reveal the presence of US and UK special forces teams in Ukraine.
#economy
Breitbart: Nolte: Peacock Streaming Lost $651M Over 3 Months
The Peacock streaming service gained subscribers but lost $651 million in the last three months. The losses are expected to continue, highlighting the issue of a merit-based market for Hollywood.
#crime
Fox News: Allisha Watts: North Carolina police searching for woman whose car was found 2 days after she went missing
Authorities in North Carolina are seeking public help in the search for Allisha Dene Watts, a woman who went missing after leaving her home in Charlotte. Watts was last seen on July 16 driving her black Mercedes Benz, and her car was found two days later in Anson County. The investigation is ongoing, and police are working with the Anson County Sheriff's Office to locate Watts.
The Blaze: Illegal alien dismembered man who overdosed and flushed his organs in order to avoid deportation, police say
An illegal alien in Phoenix admitted to dismembering a man's body in his apartment out of fear of deportation. The suspect, Carlos Guadalupe Leon Soto, claimed he did not kill the man, but confessed to disposing of the body. Soto is facing charges of abandonment of a dead body, tampering with evidence, and hindering prosecution.
#sports
Breitbart: Former UPenn Swimmer Speaks of How Lia Thomas in the Locker Room Affected Her as a Victim of Sexual Assault
Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Paula Scanlan testified against the school's decision to allow a male-born athlete, Lia Thomas, to use the women's locker rooms. Scanlan stated that the school ignored the concerns of the women on the swim team and dismissed their objections. She highlighted the impact on the team's comfort and the unfair advantage Thomas gained in competition.
Breitbart: ESPN Virtue Signals with All-Female Edition of 'Sports Center' to Focus Only on Women's Sports
ESPN is creating an all-female version of SportsCenter, with female broadcasters and staff. The network is promoting women's sports and has a sponsorship deal with Ally. However, the network's commitment to women's sports is unclear, as they are airing the all-female broadcast late at night.
Fox News: Dolly Parton rocks covers of Queen anthems, reveals event that makes her 'laugh, scream and cry'
Dolly Parton released a new music video covering two Queen power anthems to promote the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. The video showcases highlights from past Olympic Games and celebrates the athletes. Parton's covers will be included on her upcoming album, "Rockstar," which marks her first venture into the rock genre.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Close Call of The Week: Brown Bear Bluff Charges in Alaska
Hikers in Alaska had a close call with a grizzly bear during a guided walk. The company, Scenic Bear Viewing, has encountered bluff charges before and trains its guides to prevent them from turning into attacks. Visitors have been interacting with these bears for over 30 years without any attacks.
Field & Stream: Partially Mummified Remains Found Near Colorado Wilderness Area Belonged to Family Members Attempting to Live Off-Grid
In a remote area of Colorado's Gunnison National Forest, the bodies of three family members were discovered by a hiker. The family was attempting to live an 'off-grid' lifestyle but died, potentially due to the harsh winter conditions.
#other
Forbes: American Pilots Now Have A Tentative Contract Deal To Match United’s
American Airlines pilots have reached a revised agreement on a new contract, following a better deal given to United pilots. The revised agreement, called "TA 2.0," includes proposed enhancements and has been submitted for review.
The Federalist Papers: Eagles' Founding Member Randy Meisner Dead at 77
Randy Meisner, original bassist of The Eagles, has died at age 77 due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Meisner, known for his high harmonies and lead vocals, passed away in Los Angeles. He joined The Eagles in the early 1970s, helping to create a quintessential Los Angeles band that achieved immense success.