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#politics
PJ Media: Drip... Drip... Drip... Democrats Continually Target Trump While Ignoring Crimes on Their Side
Another indictment targeting Trump's involvement in the Capitol events is expected soon. The newest indictment adds a Mar-a-Lago maintenance employee and charges Trump with obstruction and willful retention of National Defense Information. Leftists are targeting Trump relentlessly, fearing that he will undo the damage done by the Biden administration. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is rife with corruption, making the Democrats' efforts to go after Trump ironic.
The Federalist: Left-Wing Groups Pressure Meta To Police Election 'Disinformation'
Left-wing organizations are pressuring Meta, the company behind Threads, to develop a plan to combat election "disinformation." They argue that platforms like YouTube and Twitter have allowed baseless conspiracies and unverified reports to proliferate. The groups also demand Meta to disclose its policies related to election integrity and disinformation.
Breitbart: Nolte: RFK Jr. Says Biden Administration Denied Him Secret Service Protection
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been denied Secret Service protection by the Biden administration, despite the typical protocol of providing protection to presidential candidates. Kennedy's request for protection was denied by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. This decision is seen as part of the Biden administration's attempt to eliminate a potential threat to Biden's reelection chances.
American Thinker: Sam Bankman-Fried skates on campaign finance charges
Cryptocurrency magnate and accused fraudster, Sam Bankman-Fried, has had campaign finance charges dropped by the Department of Justice due to a technicality involving the Bahamas government. Bankman-Fried had been accused of stealing money from his customers and making unlawful political contributions to Democrats. This convenient decision raises questions about the protection of Democrats and their campaign donors.
Breitbart: DOJ Adds Charges to Trump a Day After Sweetheart Hunter Biden Deal Exposed
The DOJ added charges against President Biden's opponent right after a failed plea deal for his son Hunter. Critics argue that the DOJ is politically biased.
Flag And Cross: CNN's Expose on Family Forced to 'Flee' Florida Epically Backfires, Becomes 'Perfect Ad' for State
A liberal family claims they were forced to leave Florida because sex-change procedures for children were banned. CNN posted the story and received backlash on Twitter. Governor DeSantis signed the legislation banning such procedures. Critics condemned parents supporting dangerous gender procedures on children and suggested the family move to California.
Red State: Secret Service Stonewalling on ‘Known Pool of Individuals’ List, 'Somebody Is Stopping This' Investigation
A baggie of cocaine was found in the White House, but the Secret Service ended the investigation without finding the culprit or questioning anyone on the suspect list. They claimed the records were under the control of the White House and not subject to FOIA. Former Secret Service agents are skeptical and believe there may be political influence at play.
Fox News: MSNBC’s Joy Reid ridiculed for claiming ‘you can’t even say slavery was bad’ in the GOP anymore
MSNBC host Joy Reid faced backlash for suggesting that Republicans can no longer criticize slavery. Reid made these comments during a discussion on Florida's new history curriculum, where Republican Governor Ron DeSantis and Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., disagreed on the portrayal of slavery's personal benefits. Critics on social media condemned Reid's remarks as lies and questioned her credibility.
Fox News: Congress obligated to launch Biden impeachment inquiry after he 'clearly lied': Jonathan Turley
Critics argue that Congress should launch an impeachment inquiry against President Biden due to his alleged involvement in his son's business deals. Jonathan Turley, a GWU law professor and Fox News contributor, emphasized the need to address potential bribery and investigate these claims. House Republicans are considering an impeachment inquiry, but the application of this constitutional tool for actions before holding the office of the presidency remains uncertain.
#society
Flag And Cross: The Rising Tide Of Antisemitism: Uncovering The Interconnected Factors
The rising tide of antisemitism is driven by four factors: cultural Marxism and woke ideology, the left's war on the West, biased media, and the curse of antisemitism. This toxic combination is legitimizing attacks on Israel and the Jews. Lethal journalism accepts bias against Israel and spreads blood libels, portraying Jews as the eternal victims.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Joe Rogan Goes to Bat for Jason Aldean, Points Out Lack of Outrage from Rap Music
In 2023, country star Jason Aldean's music video caused controversy among liberals who claimed it glorified lynching and was an affront to Black Lives Matter. However, Joe Rogan and others pointed out the hypocrisy of condemning Aldean's song while ignoring rap songs with explicit calls for violence. The media's response to this controversy only further highlighted their bias against country music.
The Blaze: Virginia school districts refuse to comply with Youngkin’s policy requiring trans-identifying students to use restrooms that align with biological sex
Virginia school districts are resisting Governor Youngkin's policy requiring trans-identifying students to use restrooms and locker rooms that match their biological sex. The policy emphasizes parental decision-making, and educators must address students by their biological sex unless instructed otherwise. Some school districts, including Arlington Public Schools and Alexandria City Public Schools, have declared their opposition to the policies and reaffirmed their commitment to protecting LGBTQIA+ students.
The Federalist: World Bypasses Surrogacy Laws By Renting Wombs In Ukraine
The Ukrainian surrogacy industry is thriving despite the ongoing conflict with Russia. Surrogacy bans in Western Europe and Italy's move to criminalize commercial surrogacy abroad have led many couples to seek out Ukrainian fertility firms. However, these companies, such as BioTexCom, have faced allegations of exploitation, medical neglect, and misconduct, leading to heartbreaking situations for those involved. The industry is not physically, legally, or morally sustainable, but customers continue to flock to Ukraine in search of their dreams of starting a family.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Biden Wants Saudi–Israeli Normalization
President Biden's advisers have traveled to Saudi Arabia to explore the possibility of a normalization agreement with Israel, a move that marks a significant shift in the administration's approach. The pursuit of this deal comes after the Biden administration initially focused on holding Saudi Arabia accountable for human rights abuses and prioritized other issues like the Iran nuclear agreement. However, challenges and opposition from Democratic lawmakers who want stronger provisions for the Palestinian cause could undermine the potential agreement. The implications of a deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel could be monumental and could potentially bring peace to the region.
The New American: Dr. Robert Malone Gives Confidential Information That Our CIA Was Behind Covid-19! - The New American
Dr. Malone reveals confidential information about the CIA's involvement in creating Covid-19, indicating a cover-up.
#economy
Forbes: The Yield Curve Says Anticipate A Recession
The bond market is signaling an impending economic correction through an inverted yield curve, a reliable indicator of recession. Inversions have preceded all ten recessions since 1955, and the current inversion began in October 2022. While the timing of the recession is uncertain, other economic indicators support the likelihood of an economic correction in the near future.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: Robot Preachers Are as Bad as You Might Have Guessed
According to a study, robot priests and AI-driven religious services result in lower rates of religious commitment. Participants found digitized services less credible than those performed by humans because robots lack the spiritual capacity. The lack of credibility led to smaller church donations and reduced church promotion. This study confirms that AI religion cannot replace the human conscience and should not be embraced by religious institutions.
Flag And Cross: GOP Rep. Blasted After Giving Off-Color Reason to Why She Was Almost Late to Prayer Breakfast
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace was almost late for a prayer breakfast because her fiancé wanted to have sex. She shared this information with the audience, resulting in mixed reactions from religious conservatives.
#culture
Fox News: The Taylor Swift obsession: Psychologist weighs in on why fans worship celebrities
Fans of Taylor Swift are obsessed with the pop star and their infatuation is influenced by their developmental stage. This obsession is fueled by access to celebrities through social media, which releases dopamine in the brain. However, this infatuation can become concerning and lead to mental health issues if it interferes with everyday life and self-esteem.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: You Roll With It? - Remington Model 1901 Rolling Block Pistol
A Remington Model 1901 Rolling Block Pistol, designed for target competitions, featured a blue finish, ornate wood grip, and improved sights for better accuracy. The pistol was discontinued in 1910 after producing about 700 units. It was presented to Le Cercle de Carabiniers de Paris by the Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association in 1911 to commemorate their marksmanship match. The pistol was engraved and modified by renowned gunsmith Harry M. Pope and features traditional scrollwork engraving and a checkered grip.
#crime
Forbes: Trump Charged With More Crimes In Documents Case—Here’s What That Means
Former President Donald Trump has been charged with three additional federal crimes related to the retention of White House documents at Mar-A-Lago, which prosecutors believe will strengthen their case against him. The charges include willfully retaining national defense information and concealing or destroying documents. Trump has criticized the charges as "ridiculous" and plans to plead not guilty.
Fox News: Evidence leaks in Madison Brooks case take 'emotional toll' on family as defense doubts conviction
DNA evidence from the alleged rape of Madison Brooks does not conclusively prove that the suspects were involved in the assault. However, genetic material from one of the suspects was found near Brooks' genital area, and evidence of bruising suggests a possible sexual assault. The leaked autopsy report has taken an emotional toll on Brooks' family.
The Blaze: Terrifying video: 'Animalistic' teen thugs, some with guns, randomly beat up man minding his own business outside store
A group of teens in stolen cars attacked a man outside a gas station in Cleveland, beating him up and firing guns. One of the attackers had an AR-15-style rifle, while others joined in the assault. The victim was body-slammed to the ground. Police later arrested 13 teenagers, who now face various charges including felonious assault and aggravated rioting.
Fox News: Man found dead at Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort
A man is found dead at the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. The nature of his death is unknown, and an investigation is underway. This incident follows a similar death of a veteran at the park last year.
Fox News: Brother of ex-NFL player Aaron Hernandez told police ‘shoot me’ before arrest, body cam footage shows
Dennis J. Hernandez, brother of ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, was arrested on charges of breach of peace and making physical threats after a woman reported concerns about his mental health. The woman said Hernandez had visited universities and made alarming statements about a "school shooting." Body cam footage shows Hernandez behaving aggressively when confronted by law enforcement.
Daily Wire: ‘It Is Not Racist’ To Be Against Crime: Oakland NAACP Slams ‘Defund The Police’ And ‘Failed Leadership’
The Oakland chapter of the NAACP demands a "state of emergency" due to a lack of safety caused by Democrats' soft-on-crime policies. The NAACP blames leftist activists and politicians, including the movement to defund the police and the District Attorney's lenient prosecution, for the city's high crime rates.
#outdoors
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Fox News: Sinéad O'Connor instructed her kids on what to do if she died years before her sudden passing
Irish singer-songwriter Sinéad O'Connor wanted her children to contact her accountant before calling 911 if she died suddenly, in order to protect her music and finances. She expressed concern about record companies releasing albums after an artist's death and not sharing the profits. O'Connor's death was announced on July 26, 2023, at the age of 56.
Forbes: How To Succeed In The Hamptons?
In the Hamptons, amidst the trendy culinary scene, Nick & Toni's celebrates its 35th anniversary. It is one of the solid and consistent eateries in the area, with a separate concept and menu from its sister restaurants. Despite the challenges of a fluctuating clientele and a labor shortage, the group's success lies in the dedication of its partners and the loyalty of its core staff.