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#politics
The Blaze: 'This is insane': Elon Musk calls for constitutional amendment after bizarre McConnell episode
Elon Musk called for a constitutional amendment after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze during a speech. Musk had previously suggested age limits for political office.
Fox News: Hunter Biden remains 'good standing' member of DC Bar despite facing criminal charges
Hunter Biden, despite facing criminal charges and violating professional conduct rules, remains a member in "good standing" of the Washington, D.C. Bar. The rules state that lawyers should not commit criminal acts that reflect adversely on their honesty and trustworthiness, but Biden continues to hold his membership. He faces charges of willful failure to pay federal income tax and has a documented struggle with substance abuse. The White House has dismissed the possibility of President Biden pardoning his son.
Flag And Cross: Legacy Organizations' Intervention In Israeli Judicial Reform Debate Raises Concerns
American Jewish liberal organizations, influenced by the Biden administration, vocally opposed the judicial reform package put forward by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. These organizations, including the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League, sided with the secular liberal opposition to Netanyahu and expressed their dismay over the vote. Their opposition to the reform is seen as an attempt to preserve their own power and undermines their claim to be supporting democracy.
Fox News: Top 5 moments from Hunter Biden hearing
Hunter Biden appeared in court and pleaded not guilty after his plea deal was rejected by Judge Maryellen Noreika. The judge criticized the provisions in the agreement, including the immunity and diversion clauses, deeming them "not standard" and possibly unconstitutional. Prosecutors confirmed that Hunter Biden is still under investigation, and the plea agreement would not protect him from future charges related to his foreign business dealings. The judge ultimately rejected the plea deal, stating that it was unconstitutional.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Biden Special Counsel adds two new charges to Trump’s indictment in classified docs case
Joe Biden's DOJ and Special Counsel Jack Smith have added new charges to Trump in the classified documents case, including willful retention of document and obstruction. Carlos de Oliveira has also been charged with obstruction. Trump's campaign spokesperson dismisses the charges as a desperate attempt by the Biden Crime Family and their Department of Justice.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: 'Yes' Anthony Fauci Should Be Prosecuted
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis believes that former White House medical adviser Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted for lying before Congress. DeSantis highlights the challenge of holding the "swamp" accountable and suggests that defendants in D.C. should have the right to move their cases to their home districts for a fair trial. This adds to calls for Fauci's prosecution, as Sen. Rand Paul has referred him to the Department of Justice for lying about gain of function research.
The Blaze: Democrat politician ridiculed after surviving grueling 'thirst strike' that lasted 8 hours and was monitored by nurses
Democratic congressman Greg Casar from Texas faced mockery and ridicule after a "thirst strike" protest at the U.S. Capitol. Casar, protesting against a Texas state law, called for federal heat safety protections and water breaks for workers. Critics mocked his protest, claiming it was exaggerated and lacking heroic significance.
#society
Breitbart: Ice Cube: Race 'Takes Up Too Much Space' in National Discourse, 'People Make a Lot of Money Off of the Races Fighting'
Ice Cube criticized the focus on race in national discourse, stating that it benefits certain individuals financially. He claimed to have been blacklisted by news outlets like The View for expressing his opinions. Ice Cube also mentioned his meetings with both the Trump and Biden administrations to discuss investments in black communities, stating that Biden's talks did not yield results. He criticized politicians in Los Angeles for prioritizing those who fund them.
Daily Wire: Just 18% Of Young Adult Say They Are ‘Extremely Proud’ To Be American
American patriotism, especially among young people, is at an all-time low. Only 18% of those aged 18-34 declare themselves "extremely proud" to be American, compared to almost three times that number in the 55 and older group. This decline in national pride has been happening since 9/11 and is further complicated by political party affiliation.
A recent poll suggests that two-thirds of U.S. voters believe President Joe Biden, 80, is too old to run for reelection in 2024. Even among Democrats, only one-third think he should gear up for another race, while over half believe he should step aside and allow younger Democrats to compete for the nomination. Potential challengers to Biden include Marianne Williamson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., but they face an uphill battle. Younger Democrats like Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer, Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg are already being seen as the future of the party.
#crime
Breitbart: Woman Accused of Slapping Her Baby Repeatedly and Recording It
North Dakota woman Macy Bellecourt arrested for child abuse and drugs, accused of repeatedly slapping her baby. Videos of the abuse were shown to police. Drugs found in her apartment. Child taken into custody by family services.
Breitbart: Suspect Stabbed Multiple People Outside Famous New York City Bakery
A man stabbed two people outside a bakery in West Village, New York City. The victims are in stable condition. Witnesses provided a description of the suspect, but the police have not confirmed it. The incident highlights concerns about rising crime rates in the city.
Fox News: Carlee Russell may be on the hook for part of investigative costs, reaching over $100k: Former FBI agent
Carlee Russell could be responsible for paying a portion of the cost of the law enforcement investigation into her disappearance, which turned out to be a hoax. Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam suggests that the investigation likely exceeds $100,000 and Russell may be on the hook for some of that. Police are considering charging Russell with false reporting and falsely reporting an incident.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup Hits Record TV Viewership For Group Stage
The U.S. women's national soccer team's 1-1 draw against the Netherlands was the most-watched group stage match in women's FIFA World Cup history for an English-language broadcast, with 6.43 million viewers. This surpassed the previous record of 5.33 million viewers for the U.S. team's 3-0 victory over Chile in 2019.
#technology
Fox News: What happens to your personal info after a data breach
Your sensitive data is vulnerable online. Hackers can access your personal information and sell it to the highest bidder. Cybercriminals are constantly targeting individuals, resulting in numerous data breaches each year. It is crucial to take steps to protect your data after an exposure.
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Forbes: ‘The Witcher’ Season 3, Part 2 Review: Henry Cavill Flees A Sinking Ship
The Witcher's third season is a disappointment, with poor adaptation and forgettable storytelling. The confusing plot, lackluster fight choreography, and missed opportunities make it a regrettable watch.
Red State: Eagles Founding Member and Skilled Musician Randy Meisner Passes Away at 77
Musician Randall Herman Meisner, founding member of the Eagles, died at 77. He played bass and sang lead vocals on the band's first million-selling single, "Take It to the Limit." Meisner left the Eagles due to disagreements and health issues, leading to a backstage brawl with fellow member Glenn Frey. After leaving the band, Meisner pursued a solo career, but faced personal obstacles including legal and addiction issues. Despite these challenges, his contributions and musical legacy will be remembered.
The Federalist Papers: Entertainment Industry Quietly Hiring for AI Positions During Strike, Inciting Writers and Actors
In the midst of a Hollywood strike, actors and writers are concerned about the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the industry. They fear that AI technology could create replicas of their images without their consent and want restrictions on its use in script creation. Despite the strike, the entertainment industry continues to seek AI specialists. Job listings for AI and machine learning roles have been advertised by multiple studios, including Netflix and Disney. The future impact of AI on the entertainment industry remains uncertain.
PJ Media: Farewell to Randy Meisner, 'The Sweetest Man in the Music Business'
Randy Meisner, bass player for the Eagles, has died at age 77. Meisner was a talented musician who played with various bands before joining the Eagles, where he played bass, wrote songs, and sang high harmonies. He was an integral part of the band's success and his signature song was "Take It to the Limit." Despite his accomplishments, Meisner faced health issues and personal struggles throughout his life.