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#politics
Breitbart: Jim Jordan's Facebook Files: Biden Pressured Company to Remove Humorous Vaccine Posts, Info About Side Effects
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan revealed that President Biden pressured Facebook to remove "humorous" posts and "true information" about the coronavirus vaccine. Facebook initially resisted the government's demand to censor the information, but eventually agreed to change its content moderation policies. Jordan's subpoena uncovered the extent of the Biden administration's censorship efforts.
Forbes: Age Caps For Congress? McConnell, Feinstein Health Scares Raise Concern—But Here’s Why Rule Change Is Highly Unlikely
Senators Mitch McConnell and Dianne Feinstein both suffered health episodes raising concerns about their fitness to serve. Polls show most Americans support age limits for Congress members, but the idea has not gained traction. Younger lawmakers argue that age is not the issue, but rather the institutional structures that favor senior members. Age and term limits would require a constitutional amendment, making the process complicated. The average age in Congress is 59, and the push for age limits is met with resistance from some members. (,)
Flag And Cross: Òmnium Cultural Hangs A Giant Banner Calling For A Referendum In The Centre Of Barcelona
A pro-independence Catalan group in Barcelona hung a giant banner calling for a referendum. They emphasized that "repression" is not the solution, and urged the Spanish Prime Minister to choose between respecting democratic rights or giving an opportunity for the far-right. The group also called for self-criticism within the pro-independence movement.
Daily Wire: Biden Admin Weighs Three GOP Senators Who Could Succeed McConnell. One Seems To Scare Them.
The Biden administration is concerned about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's health and is considering potential replacements. McConnell had a temporary health scare during a press conference, prompting discussions within the administration. They view McConnell as crucial in funding Ukraine's resistance against Russia and maintaining government functions. Potential replacements include John Thune, John Barrasso, and John Cornyn, with Thune being the most likely choice. The administration had positive views of Thune and Cornyn but did not mention Barrasso. McConnell's health issues have been a concern since his hospitalization in March.
Human Events: JULIE KELLY to CHARLIE KIRK: Biden’s DOJ may hold Trump without
bail after likely indictment for ‘obstruction’ charges
Julie Kelly discusses the possibility that Trump could be denied release from jail if charged with obstruction of an official proceeding related to the events of January 6. She mentions the potential for Trump to also face seditious conspiracy charges.
The Right Scoop: ???? Kamala tries to explain the ‘nature’ of democracy [VIDEO]
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Kamala Harris attempts to explain the "nature of democracy" in a video clip. However, her message is perceived as empty and lacking substance, with critics labeling it as mere word salad.
Foreign Policy: Congress Seeks to Tighten Rules on Foreign Lobbying
Lawmakers are pushing for reform of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) to prevent unregistered foreign agents from exploiting loopholes. The reform is a response to a controversial court ruling that dismissed a case involving a casino magnate's alleged lobbying efforts for China. While the proposed reform bill may not have a significant impact, legal experts argue that the real problem lies in the broad and vague wording of FARA.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden White House Pressured Facebook To Censor COVID Posts, According to Files Released by GOP
The Biden White House pressured Facebook to remove COVID-19 posts, including claims about the virus's origins. Facebook executives were under pressure to censor vaccine-related content and comply with the administration's wishes. The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the alleged censorship efforts.
Red State: Kamala Harris 'Explains' Democracy While Admitting She's Absolutely Terrible at Her Job
Kamala Harris's speeches often result in confusion and repetition. She portrays democracy as both strong and fragile, using it as a tool to retain power. Harris inadvertently admits that the Biden administration has been a failure, with many Americans being only $400 away from bankruptcy.
Washington Free Beacon: FLASHBACK: Biden Denies What Hunter Just Admitted In Court
Hunter Biden admitted in court that he made hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Chinese energy company, contradicting previous denials by President Joe Biden. The original plea deal between Hunter Biden and the DOJ fell apart, leading to the need for a new agreement.
PJ Media: West Coast, Messed Coast™ – You Must Worship Our Gods, Part Deux
A school district in California is forced to teach a curriculum celebrating Harvey Milk, despite controversy surrounding his relationship with an underage boy. The board initially opposed the curriculum but relented after Governor Newsom threatened a lawsuit and fine. Critics argue that the issue reflects a desire to control information and censor materials used in education.
The largest wildfire in California this year was started by an angry 71-year-old man named Ed Wackerman, who was charged with several felonies. Meanwhile, Washington state residents are experiencing high prices due to Governor Inslee's carbon taxes, causing some to question the effectiveness of Bidenomics. In Portland, the leader of an NGO serving drug-taking tent dwellers was sentenced to federal prison for stealing COVID-19 funds.
#society
The Blaze: Scary stats that Dems & GOP don't want you to know
Larry Elder, a potential candidate for the 2024 presidential election, aims to address the issues of fatherlessness and systemic racism. He criticizes both the left and the right for avoiding these topics. Elder believes that fatherlessness is a major problem caused by the left and ignored by the right, while systemic racism is a "murderous lie" that leads to harmful policies and increased violence, particularly affecting black and brown communities.
Red State: Probing the UFO Hearings: A Lot Fiction, Not a Lot of Science
Most Americans didn't care about the Congressional UFO hearings. Testimonies were unconvincing and lacked substance. Building a USS Enterprise and believing in alien encounters are unrealistic fantasies. It's all fiction and no science.
The American Mind: Protecting the Pedo Community
Despite pushback and accusations of being "QAnon-adjacent" propaganda, the film Sound of Freedom continues to thrive at the box office. Critics argue that it mischaracterizes child trafficking, focusing on a braver agent saving a young child instead of highlighting the reality of the issue. Yet, the film's success suggests that audiences are entertained by the story and inspired to take action against child trafficking. Critics may have an issue with the film shedding light on a potential cover-up of a criminal enterprise involving powerful individuals in the media or with portraying pedophiles as irredeemable villains. However, the film's reception demonstrates that most people appreciate stories where bad guys are punished and children are saved.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Considering Deal With Saudi Arabia That Would Include Recognition of Israel: Report
President Joe Biden is considering a deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel, where Saudi Arabia would recognize Israel in exchange for concessions. The deal aims to preserve the possibility of a two-state solution, but success is uncertain given the current state of the Palestinian Authority.
#economy
Fox News: Biden admin unveils latest effort to crack down on gas-powered cars, push EVs
The Biden administration has proposed new fuel economy standards that would require passenger cars and light trucks to improve fuel efficiency starting in 2027. The goal is to reach an average U.S. fleet fuel economy of 58 miles per gallon by 2032. The administration claims that these standards will save consumers money on fuel, reduce oil dependence, and curb carbon emissions. However, the proposal is expected to face pushback from Republican lawmakers, the fossil fuel industry, and automakers due to potential costs and government fines for not meeting the requirements.
#military
Fox News: US army general killed in Maryland plane crash
Army General Anthony Potts, 59, died in a single-engine plane crash near Havre de Grace. He had recently announced his retirement from his position at Aberdeen Proving Ground. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.
#history
Forbes: Nero’s Ancient Theater Discovered In Rome
Archaeologists have uncovered the long-lost ruins of Roman Emperor Nero's private theater in Rome. The theater, where Nero practiced his poetry and music, had eluded scholars for years. The discovery was made during a renovation project near the Vatican, and the site also yielded other archaeological finds.
#crime
Fox News: Florida sheriff warns of dangers of social media after 911 prank results in 11-year-old's arrest
An 11-year-old girl in Florida faked a kidnapping as part of a YouTube challenge, leading to a massive response from law enforcement. The incident highlighted the dangers of social media for children, prompting the local sheriff to call for government intervention. He emphasized the need for parents to be proactive in monitoring their children's online activities.
The Blaze: Oakland NAACP torches leftist Soros-backed DA, calls for state of emergency over rampant crime 'doom-loop' caused by 'progressive policies and failed leadership'
The NAACP's Oakland branch calls for a state of emergency due to rampant crime caused by failed leadership and progressive policies. They specifically criticize the district attorney for being soft on crime and failing to prosecute serious offenses. In response, a committee has formed to recall the district attorney from office.
Fox News: $6M worth of cocaine found in truck crossing Canadian border from North Dakota
Canadian border agents discovered 140 pounds of cocaine worth $6 million in a commercial truck from North Dakota. This is the largest drug seizure at a Manitoba port in five years.
#sports
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Video Compares US Women's vs. Men's World Cup Team's National Anthem Behavior
The U.S. women's soccer team is under scrutiny for their behavior during the national anthem. A video shows that only four out of eleven women sang along, while all six men did. The team's dominance and Megan Rapinoe's protests have decreased their popularity.
Flag And Cross: Video Compares US Women's World Cup Team's National Anthem Behavior to US Men's
The behavior of the U.S. women's national soccer team during the national anthem has drawn attention and criticism. A comparison of videos shows that while all six men's team players sang along, only four out of eleven women's team players did. Some believe the women's team showed indifference or disdain. However, the team's achievements and the influence of player Megan Rapinoe add context to the situation.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: "I Felt My Ear Hanging By a Thread." True Stories of How to Survive a Shark Attack
Two true survival stories of fishermen attacked by bull sharks and expert analysis on how to survive a shark attack.
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#technology
Flag And Cross: Lucid Teases Air Sapphire Super-Sports EV With Release Line Photo: 'Will Be Available Soon'
Lucid Motors is set to release their limited-production Air Sapphire luxury electric car, which boasts impressive speed and power. The vehicle will be available in the U.S. and Canada at a high price point. The Sapphire has already proven its performance by outperforming competitors in drag races and in a showdown with a Ferrari.
#other
Fox News: Canadian pipeline project causes fourth Minnesota aquifer breach
A fourth aquifer breach occurred in northern Minnesota due to an oil company's pipeline construction. The breach has caused water leakage and may introduce pollutants.
Fox News: Tom Cruise’s latest ‘Mission: Impossible' almost featured a de-aged Julia Roberts
Director Christopher McQuarrie originally wanted Julia Roberts to play Tom Cruise's girlfriend in "Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One," de-aging both actors to 1989. However, the cost of the technology needed for de-aging was too high. The director also considered Tony Scott as a potential director for the film if it were released in 1989.