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Fox News: Senator demands answers from Biden admin over Sam Brinton's luggage theft on taxpayer-funded trip
Sen. John Barrasso is investigating the Department of Energy (DOE) after reports that former senior official Sam Brinton committed crimes while on an official trip. Barrasso sent a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, raising concerns about Brinton's employment and asking for information about the alleged crimes. Barrasso also requested Brinton's travel itineraries and for the DOE to work with the Inspector General to determine the extent of Brinton's crimes. Brinton has been charged with multiple luggage thefts, but avoided jail time in a plea deal.
PJ Media: Republicans Skewer DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Over Border Failures
Republicans grilled Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the Biden administration's handling of the border crisis. They accused him of evading responsibility for the situation and failing to secure the border, with some even calling for his impeachment. Mayorkas defended the administration's actions and disputed claims that the border is "open." Democrats criticized the hearing as political theater and accused Republicans of using Mayorkas as a punching bag.
Newsbusters: WATCH: Senator Mike Lee Blasts Soros-Funded ProPublica for Attacks on Thomas
Senator Mike Lee called out the hypocrisy of Democrats benefiting from dark money while complaining about it, specifically targeting ProPublica's hit pieces on Justice Clarence Thomas. Lee highlighted the funding connections between left-wing organizations like the Sandler Foundation and George Soros' Open Society Foundation with ProPublica, and their efforts to pack the Court and force Thomas to resign. He also criticized the Senate Democrats' attempt to impose a code of conduct on justices, despite existing ethics rules. Lee urged conservatives to demand that ProPublica stop being influenced by Soros and the Sandlers.
Breitbart: Watch Live: YAF National Conservative Student Conference Day 4
YAF National Conservative Student Conference held in Washington, DC. Conservative leaders speak. Keynote speaker Rep. Kat Cammack.
Red State: Hilarious Plot Twist in the Florida Education Slavery Controversy Leaves Egg on Kamala Harris' Face
Accusation that Florida's new education standards teach slavery positively. Kamala Harris criticizes curriculum, while commission member defends it.
Harris promoted what she now criticizes. Hypocrisy unveiled.
The Federalist Papers: Schiff: GOP's 'Desire to Impeach Someone...No Matter if There’s Any Evidence, Just Shows How They Have Descended into Chaos’
Representative Adam Schiff condemns Republicans for their readiness to impeach Joe Biden, but critics remember Schiff's zealous pursuit of former President Donald Trump, leading two failed impeachment attempts.
Fox News: DeSantis suggests he could nominate Democrat RFK Jr. to lead the FDA or CDC
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis considers appointing Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the FDA or CDC, but not as his vice president due to ideological differences. DeSantis agrees that Dr. Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted for allegedly lying about COVID-19. Former Vice President Mike Pence criticizes DeSantis for considering Kennedy. Kennedy testifies on the weaponization of the federal government and claims to have been censored by both Trump and Biden administrations. He faced criticism for suggesting COVID-19 may have been ethnically targeted.
Liberty Nation: Biden’s Pinocchio Economy
The Biden administration has been spreading a string of lies, urging Americans to ignore their critical thinking abilities.
Breitbart: Ex-Air Force Intel Officer: 'Non-Human' Pilots Collected from Crashed Craft
During a congressional hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), a witness testified that "non-human" material was collected from crashed craft. The witness, a former Air Force intelligence officer named David Grusch, stated that biologics recovered from these incidents were determined to be non-human. Grusch, who became a whistleblower, revealed that the U.S. government was operating with secrecy concerning UAPs.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘Barbie’ Movie Ending Causes A Controversy, Gerwig Insists It Was ‘Mic Drop Kind Of Joke’
Greta Gerwig's film "Barbie" has sparked a fierce debate between conservatives and liberals. The movie follows Stereotypical Barbie, who begins to question her perfect existence and explores the real world. In the end, Barbie chooses to embrace the ups and downs of reality, including visiting a gynecologist. The film earned $337 million worldwide in its opening weekend, but received criticism for not being "queer" enough and being overtly political.
#economy
National Review: Anheuser Busch Lays Off Nearly 400 Corporate Workers as Bud Light Backlash Continues
Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Bud Light, is cutting 2% of its workforce, around 400 positions, to simplify and reduce layers within the organization. The restructuring primarily targets U.S.-based corporate staff, resulting from a decline in sales since their partnership with a transgender TikTok influencer sparked public backlash and led to a significant drop in sales.
Forbes: Electric Reliability Council Of Texas (ERCOT) Ruling Dims Energy Prospects
The Texas energy grid, ERCOT, faced issues during extreme weather conditions, causing blackouts and massive price increases. The Texas Supreme Court ruling gave ERCOT sovereign immunity, preventing lawsuits for damages. Despite the benefits of maintaining an independent grid, such as technological innovation, Texas faces issues with grid insecurity and financial instability. The ruling threatens the legitimacy of the judiciary and the reliability of electricity as an economic commodity. Increased interoperability and decreased financial mission creep could potentially rectify these problems.
Red State: Bud Light Takes Another Big Hit -- Right in the Jobs of the Corporate Execs
Bud Light, facing falling sales due to a boycott over their relationship with a transgender influencer, is now laying off corporate office workers, about 360 in total. This comes as sales dropped by 30%, losing the top spot in the beer market and popular retailers like Costco pulling their product. Despite the backlash, Bud Light's top executives downplay the losses and refuse to apologize or address the situation, risking further damage to their brand.
#military
Fox News: Strong gusts of wind cause Greek wildfires to flare up, EU detects steep increase in carbon emissions
Wildfires spread around Greece, causing disruptions to transportation and resulting in deaths and evacuations. The fires have been intensified by extreme weather conditions and have led to record-high carbon emissions. Two firefighters died in a plane crash while fighting the fires, and the armed forces paid tribute to them. Greece is mourning their loss.
#culture
Flag And Cross: ‘Sound of Freedom' Will Get Major Boost at Box Office From Studio’s Summer Plan
"Sound of Freedom," a hit Christian film, will soon be released in international theaters. The movie, based on the true story of Tim Ballard's rescue of children from sex traffickers, aims to raise awareness about child trafficking worldwide. Despite strong competition, the film has proven successful at the domestic box office, grossing over $130 million.
#health
Fox News: McConnell jokes about freezing up, tells Biden he got 'sandbagged'
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell jokingly referred to his earlier freeze-up at a press conference as getting "sandbagged," a reference to President Biden's stumble. McConnell assured reporters that he was fine and had spoken with President Biden. Later, McConnell returned to answer questions and reiterated that he was in good health. The incident raised concerns among his colleagues, but they expressed support for him to continue as GOP leader.
#crime
The Blaze: Family made $7.6 million by smuggling 178 tons of Arizona cans, bottles into California and redeeming them in recycling fraud scheme, officials say
A family smuggled 178 tons of cans and bottles from Arizona to California and redeemed them for $7.6 million in a recycling fraud scheme. They now face charges of recycling fraud, grand theft, and conspiracy. The suspects delivered the materials to undocumented lots in Riverside County over an eight-month period.
Fox News: Sheriff's deputy in Oregon shot multiple times while trying to detain suspect
A sheriff's deputy was shot while trying to detain a person at an apartment complex near Portland. The deputy is in critical condition. The person who opened fire was later found dead.
Fox News: Maine official accused of steering prison purchases toward specific vendors in exchange for kickbacks
A Maine corrections official, Gerald E. Merrill, has been arrested and charged with theft and bribery for steering prison purchases to specific vendors in exchange for kickbacks. Merrill's spending patterns caught the attention of auditors, leading to the investigation. Maine Corrections Commissioner Randy Liberty expressed deep concern over the allegations.
Fox News: Arizona mother who pleaded guilty to murder, child abuse scheduled to be sentenced
An Arizona mother pleads guilty to murder and child abuse in the death of her 6-year-old son, who was starved and kept in a closet. Her sentence will be determined by the court.
#sports
Fox News: Ukraine relaxes ban on sports matches against Russian athletes ahead of Paris Olympics
The Ukrainian government is allowing its athletes to compete against Russian athletes who are not representing their home country. This change in policy will enable Ukrainian athletes to prepare for the Paris Olympics in 2024. However, Russia and Belarus will not be included in the invitations for the games.
Fox News: Browns legend Joe Thomas chased down by Air Force K-9 in wild experience thanks to USAA
Former NFL player Joe Thomas, a future Hall of Famer, visited Randolph Air Force Base to experience the life of a military working dog unit. Alongside fellow player Whitney Mercilus, they learned about the dogs' training and witnessed their speed and power. Thomas joked that he wasn't sure if the dog would eat him when it took him down.
Fox News: Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron happy to be the 'Uber driver for the family' in retirement
The Boston Bruins' Patrice Bergeron announced his retirement after a 19-season career. Despite still performing at a high level, Bergeron felt it was time to step away from the pressure and stress of hockey. He leaves behind an impressive legacy, including leading the Bruins to a Stanley Cup championship and earning numerous accolades.
Breitbart: WATCH: USWNT Mostly Silent Again During National Anthem at World Cup Match
A majority of the U.S. Women’s National Team remained silent with their hands behind their backs during the national anthem at their World Cup match against the Netherlands. This is in contrast to the Dutch team, who sang their national anthem in unison. The display has received criticism from conservative media, with some accusing the U.S. team of disrespecting the nation.
Fox News: MLB scores: Carlos Rodón gets first Yankees victory in win over Mets, Rangers clobber Astros
Pirates win 3-2 against Padres with home runs from Choi, Reynolds, and Santana.
Yankees defeat Mets 3-1 with Carlos Rodón earning his first victory in four starts.
#technology
Forbes: Stealth Startup Captures Carbon By 3D Printing With Seaweed And Coffee Grounds
Marvel Labs, a 3D printing startup, is repurposing waste materials such as seaweed, coffee grounds, and sawdust to create objects using a technique called binder jetting. The company aims to help regenerate the Earth and combat issues like deforestation and waste by using 100% biologically derived materials. Marvel Labs is already partnering with companies like Carbonwave and FINSA to scale up production and bring sustainable, affordable, and locally sourced products to the market.
#other
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s Re-Recorded Albums Are Huge Successes–But They Were A Real Risk
Taylor Swift's re-recorded album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version), dominates the Billboard 200 chart for a second week, achieving critical acclaim and commercial success. Swift's decision to re-record her music after losing ownership rights paid off, with her re-recordings reaching No. 1 on the charts and selling well.