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28 Jul 2023
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#politics
Foreign Policy: Will Israel’s Supreme Court Fight Back?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushes a bill that weakens the power of the Supreme Court. As civil society groups file petitions against the law, the court faces an unprecedented decision on its own powers. The court may argue that the law is unconstitutional or that it was passed as an abuse of power. The decision could lead to a constitutional crisis in the country, with tensions between the government and its opponents escalating. .
Washington Free Beacon: McConnell Plans To Serve His Full Term
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell plans to remain in his leadership post through the 2024 elections. The statement was silent on his plans for the next Congress. McConnell froze up for 21 seconds during a press conference, causing concerns about his health.
Fox News: Manchin backtracks, downplays involvement in Inflation Reduction Act after claiming he 'wrote' it
Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia downplayed his involvement in the creation of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), stating that he provided only "input" for the bill. However, reports indicate that his cooperation was crucial in passing the law. These conflicting statements suggest a shift in Manchin's stance on his involvement with the IRA.
National Review: The Corner: DeSantis Has an Execution Problem, Not a Strategic One
DeSantis's campaign strategy of appealing to Trump voters while also winning over non-MAGA voters is faltering. DeSantis's numbers are inversely correlated with Trump's, and he is losing voters who are migrating to Trump. To secure the nomination, DeSantis needs to capture those voters who are oscillating between him and Trump. He must focus on executing his strategy better to succeed.
American Thinker: The Biden administration refuses Secret Service protection for RFK Jr.
RFK Jr., son of Robert F. Kennedy, is a rising star in the presidential candidate universe. Despite his family's tragic history of assassination, he has been denied Secret Service protection by the Biden administration. Many conservatives find him attractive due to his stance on Ukraine and vaccines. The Twitterati believe that Democrats are okay with a Kennedy being a target. If treated disrespectfully like Trump, RFK Jr. may become more conservative.
Flag And Cross: Zuckerberg Spent $43M On Security But $5.5M To Back Defund The Police, Says Report
Meta Platforms Inc has spent $43.4 million on Mark Zuckerberg's personal security while his foundation supports groups advocating defunding the police. Zuckerberg received $13.4 million in security expenses in 2020, $15.1 million in 2021, and $14.8 million in 2022. The Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative donated $3 million to PolicyLink and over $2.5 million to Solidaire, both groups advocating for decreased police funding and the abolition of policing.
Breitbart: WSJ: Facebook 'Demoted' Video of Tucker Carlson by 50% at the Demand of Biden White House
Newly disclosed emails show that the Biden administration pressured Facebook to censor content, infringing on Americans' First Amendment rights. The company initially resisted, but ultimately turned over the required documents revealing the extent of the administration's campaign to suppress discussions on important issues.
#society
The Federalist Papers: American Airlines Plane Diverted After Passenger Called Flight Attendant "Offensive" Name
American Airlines flight diverted after a business-class passenger referred to a flight attendant as "waiter". The flight attendant threatened to have the plane diverted back to JFK and the passengers were given no explanation for the diversion.
Spectator USA: Iran’s morality police are back
Iran's morality police, who enforce strict dress codes for women, have reemerged after the death of a young Kurdish woman who was arrested for not wearing her hijab properly. In response to public protests and demands for women's rights, the regime has cracked down, with hundreds of people killed and thousands arrested. The regime's actions only confirm how out of touch they are with the population. The mullahs' oppressive rule faces a growing defiance from Iranians who want political reform and economic competence.
#war
Euromaidan Press: US offered Russia “fair” elections in occupied Ukraine in secret talks – Moscow Times
Former US officials have engaged in secret talks with high-ranking Kremlin members in an attempt to find a diplomatic solution to end Russia's war in Ukraine. The talks, known as "Track 1.5 diplomacy," aim to explore each side's red lines and prevent conflicts. The US has offered to facilitate referendums in Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine, but progress is being hindered by Russian President Putin.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Senators Kill Proposal to Block Federal Investment in Chinese Military Companies
The federal retirement program, Thrift Savings Plan, offers investment in Chinese military companies through mutual funds. A bill to prohibit this was voted down, with no support from Democrats and two Republican lawmakers. The companies eligible for investment include those involved in Chinese military activities and human rights atrocities.
Washington Free Beacon: US Set To Announce Massive Weapons Package for Taiwan
The United States plans to provide Taiwan with military assistance worth over $300 million, which is expected to anger China. The announcement does not include a list of weapons being provided, but it is rumored to include MQ-9A reconnaissance drones. China views Taiwan as its own territory and has increased military pressure on the island in recent years. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and U.S. General Mark Milley have both expressed the need to support Taiwan's defense against China. Congress approved the Presidential Drawdown Authority for Taiwan last year.
#economy
Breitbart: Writers, Actors Rage at Netflix for Advertising $900k Artificial Intelligence Job
Major studios are seeking to hire AI specialists, which has sparked a debate in the entertainment industry. Writers and actors are concerned about the potential job loss and decrease in opportunities due to AI technology. Studios like Disney and Netflix are actively seeking to employ AI technicians. Actors and writers have expressed their discontent on social media, highlighting the stark contrast between the high-paying AI job offers and the low salaries of many in the industry.
Breitbart: Congressional Hearing: North Korea in 'Top Tier of Global Cyber Threats,' Making Billions on Hacking
North Korea poses a significant global cyber threat due to its focus on cybercrimes for financing. The country has earned billions through hacking, stealing money from banks and cryptocurrency. Experts testified that North Korea's ability to profit from cyberattacks should be targeted through enforcing sanctions and denying safe havens. The regime's IT workers, who are essentially slaves, wire their earnings to government officials in China who then smuggle the money back into North Korea. North Korea distinguishes itself from other cybercriminals by not masking the origin of its attacks.
Flag And Cross: Jim Farley Tells Why Ford Slashed F-150 Lightning Price — Without Saying 'Tesla Cybertruck'
Ford CEO Jim Farley explained that the price cut on the F-150 Lightning was to create an order bank for a tripling in production. Ford is using the same strategy as Tesla to increase sales. The price cut is seen as a response to an impending price announcement by Tesla for its Cybertruck.
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles: Ford’s Warning
Western governments have rushed to switch to electric vehicles (EVs) without considering the consequences. Evidence of overproduction and slower-than-expected adoption have caused Ford to delay its production targets for EVs, leading to mounting costs and increased losses for the company. CEO Jim Farley noted that the price that EV buyers are willing to pay has decreased, impacting Ford's revenue growth. The transition to EVs may take longer than initially expected, and the shift may jeopardize Ford's profitability and ability to replace conventional profits with EV profits.
The Blaze: Property owners could be charged for street light usage in Wisconsin city
Marshfield, Wisconsin is considering charging residents for the usage of street lights in order to comply with tax levy limits. They plan to conduct a study and determine pricing based on property type, which would begin in October 2023. This trend of charging residents for street light usage has been seen in other Wisconsin cities as well.
Breitbart: Report: Netflix Slashes Ad Prices After Failure to Hit View Targets
Netflix's ad-supported service is failing to meet financial expectations, leading the company to slash prices for advertisers. Recent deals have been struck at lower rates, with preliminary talks being held to sell ads through other parties besides Microsoft. The new service, introduced in November, has disappointed both consumers and Wall Street, with viewership targets not being met. Netflix is relying on advertising revenue to recover from a decline in subscribers in 2022 and has laid off hundreds of employees.
Flag And Cross: Fed's Favored Inflation Gauge Cools To 2-Year Lows: Strong Spending Keeps Fed Rate Bets Steady
Inflation eases as June report shows a decrease in price pressures across the economy. Consumer spending increases and core PCE inflation drops to 4.1% annually.
Breitbart: No Humans Needed: Kroger Opens Grocery Store Without Cashiers or Baggers
Kroger grocery store in Tennessee replaces cashiers with self-checkouts but claims no employees will lose jobs. Customers using self-checkout lanes more often than in other locations. Employees still available to assist customers. No plans to expand self-checkout kiosks nationwide.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Grace of Simple Praise
Wyoming Catholic College emphasizes learning the language of Christian culture through an encounter with reality. This includes an emphasis on the outdoors and horsemanship, a technology policy that avoids virtual reality, and four years of classes centered on the Great Books. The college aims to awaken wonder and foster a response to the grandeur of God.
Forbes: ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ And ‘Universal Monsters’ Set To Terrorize Halloween Horror Nights
'Halloween Horror Nights' at Universal Studios will feature new haunted houses inspired by 'The Exorcist: Believer' and Universal Monsters, along with the previously confirmed Chucky experience. 'The Exorcist: Believer' will take guests on a terrifying journey starting in the street markets of Haiti, while 'Universal Monsters: Unmasked' will transport visitors to the Catacombs of Paris. The event will also include installations based on 'Stranger Things' and 'The Last of Us'.
#health
The Blaze: Detransitioned Texas woman SUES Texas Health for PERMANENT DISFIGUREMENT– 'I thought I was going to die'
Soren Aldaco is suing a medical facility for botching her double mastectomy, claiming permanent disfigurement and psychological scarring. The procedure was recommended by a doctor who did not consult her parents or inform her of potential complications. The lawsuit is seen as a necessary step to hold doctors accountable for their actions.
#education
Daily Wire: Biden Admin Cuts Funding For School Hunting, Archery Training Programs
The Biden administration is cutting funding for school hunting and archery programs, causing concerns among Republican senators and opposition from shooting clubs and hunting industry groups. The decision is seen as a misinterpretation of legislation prohibiting taxpayer funds for "training in the use of a dangerous weapon." This controversy adds to the recent ban on lead ammunition and tackle in national wildlife refuges, which has been criticized for increasing costs and potentially reducing outdoor activities.
The Blaze: University to undergo free speech training, pay $80,000 in settlement for allegedly issuing 'no-contact orders' against student, instructing peers to report her 'harmful' Christian, political views
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville settles with graduate student over allegations of discrimination based on religious and political beliefs.
#crime
Red State: Oakland NAACP Absolutely Rips Into Woke D.A., 'Defund the Police' Activists in Call to Action on Crime
The Oakland NAACP is demanding an end to the city's public safety crisis, blaming the district attorney and the movement to defund the police for emboldening criminals. They are calling on elected officials to declare a state of emergency and bring more resources to combat crime. The organization urges all communities to speak out against crime and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing public safety.
Fox News: California's serial 'Snake Burglar' set free under woke laws, prosecutor says
"Snake Burglar" Christopher Jackson, known for crawling on his belly to avoid motion detectors, walked free after pleading guilty to 54 felony charges. He had previously been released on numerous felony charges and had only served 10 days in jail. The California laws of Proposition 47 and AB109, which reduced penalties for some crimes, led to his immediate release. Many victims are outraged by the lenient sentence.
#sports
Forbes: As Realignment Battle Continues, The Pac-12 Is In Deep Trouble
The Big 12 snatches Colorado and Deion Sanders from the Pac-12, leaving the latter in a dire situation. The Pac-12 will lose Colorado along with UCLA and USC next year. The Big 12 plans to expand further, potentially adding more schools to reach a total of 16 teams. This realignment could push the Pac-12 into irrelevance in college athletics.
Fox News: Deion Sanders reacts to Colorado’s Big 12 move: 'A game changer'
Deion Sanders will only coach in the Pac-12 for one year as Colorado joins the Big 12 in 2024. Sanders supports the move, which will benefit his recruiting efforts. The switch is a blow to the Pac-12, which is also losing USC and UCLA to the Big Ten.
Fox News: Baker Mayfield is approaching this season differently, eager for the Buccaneers to write their own story
Baker Mayfield's NFL journey has been rocky since being drafted by the Cleveland Browns. Now with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he aims to fill Tom Brady's shoes. Mayfield remains confident despite the uncertainty at the quarterback position.
#outdoors
Fox News: Around 800 great white sharks have visited Cape Cod waters in recent years, scientists say
Approximately 800 great white sharks have visited Cape Cod waters from 2015 to 2018, according to a population study. The study used a mark-recapture survey to estimate the size of the white shark population.
Field & Stream: Best Hiking Shirts of 2023
Best hiking shirts of 2023: Burgeon Outdoor Flume Base Layer is the overall best, Patagonia Long-Sleeved Capilene is the best long sleeve, Smartwool Merino 150 T-Shirt is the best for men, Fjallraven Bergtagen Thinwool LS W is the best for women, and Vaude Rosemoor Longsleeve is the best for backpacking.
Field & Stream: Best Glocks of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
In 1982, the Glock pistol was introduced, revolutionizing the handgun market. Today, Glock offers 68 models in eight different chamberings. The best Glocks include the G19 Gen 5 MOS, G40 MOS for hunting, G43X MOS for concealed carry, G44 for budget-friendly options, and the G34 Gen5 MOS for competition shooting.
#technology
Fox News: How to add safe browsers to your mobile device
Google's dominance in the search engine market is well-known, but many people are now realizing the extent of its power and how it collects and sells user data. However, there are alternatives like Brave, Startpage, Ecosia, Disconnect Search, and Opera that prioritize privacy and offer unique features. It might be time to consider switching to one of these alternatives and take control of your online privacy.
The American Spectator: AI Comes for Fast Food
Fast food restaurants are considering using artificially intelligent drive-thru bots due to staffing shortages. Experts predict that these bots may soon replace human workers, but currently, they still require human supervision. AI bots have advantages in efficiency and cost savings, but they struggle with order accuracy.
#other
Forbes: ‘Secret Invasion’ Director Reveals How Long Rhodey Has Been A Skrull
Director Ali Selim discusses the mystery of when Rhodey was replaced by a Skrull in Secret InvasionMCU. He suggests that it may be more fun for the audience to revisit previous moments and make their own interpretations. However, this lack of a definitive answer and inconsistency with previous projects frustrates fans. It seems that Armor Wars will have to address this plot point.
Fox News: Lucky ducks! German shepherd takes on parenting role for abandoned ducklings: ‘Very protective’
A dog becomes a surrogate dad to abandoned baby ducks, protecting them from the family cat. The owner is happy to help them survive.