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28 Jul 2023
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Forbes: Medicare And Medicaid's Midlife Crisis Should Be A Wake-Up Call For Reform
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Medicare and Medicaid, created in 1965, are now in a state of crisis. The programs have become costly entitlements that deliver substandard care and will become more unsustainable without reform. Costs for both programs have skyrocketed, with Medicare projected to reach $1.8 trillion in 2031. Medicaid spending has also reached dizzying heights, covering over 90 million Americans and costing taxpayers nearly $730 billion each year. Both programs suffer from waste, fraud, and abuse, while enrollees struggle to find affordable and quality care. Major changes, such as raising Medicare's eligibility age and implementing a premium support model, are needed to ensure their survival.
Newsbusters: No, Israel Is Not in Existential Danger of Civil War
Israel is facing severe existential danger due to the passage of mild judicial reform by its government, which curbs the power of the Israeli Supreme Court. Many secular Israelis feel insecure and believe that losing control over the judiciary would result in the loss of all power in the state. Mass protests have erupted, and the media has portrayed the reform as authoritarian, despite the fact that shutting down an elected government is more authoritarian. However, Israel will not collapse and will be healed by the generosity between secular and religious Jews.
Breitbart: Report: Biden Admin Blocks Funds for Schools with Hunting Programs
The Biden Administration is allegedly withholding funding for schools with archery and hunting programs, claiming that the gun control package passed in 2022 prohibits federal funding for these programs. Sen. John Cornyn is trying to get the language reinterpreted, stating that the Department of Education has misinterpreted the package. This has caused backlash from Texas Republicans, who booed Cornyn at the state party convention.
Daily Wire: Rapid Reaction: At Least One Senator Is Fighting Back Against Biden’s ‘Political Harassment’
Former President Trump faces expanded charges in a classified documents case, accused of asking an employee to delete surveillance footage. Republicans showed little response, with Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio being the only one pushing back. Meanwhile, Anheuser Busch is laying off 400 workers after losing market value and popularity. In Missouri, the state is being sued over its ban on sex change procedures for children, with left-wing legal groups arguing discrimination. The CEO of Coutts Bank has stepped down amidst controversy over Nigel Farage's account closure. Lastly, tick bites have caused hundreds of thousands of Americans to develop red meat allergies.
The Right Scoop: Rep. John James sides with Kamala Harris and joins the crowd bashing Governor DeSantis
Rep. John James accuses Governor DeSantis of attacking black Republicans over Florida's curriculum. James defends the curriculum and criticizes DeSantis for rewriting history and personally attacking conservatives. This controversy seems politically motivated.
Daily Wire: ‘Our Son Hunter And Navy’s Mother’: Joe Biden Finally Acknowledges His Seventh Grandchild In Friday Night News Dump
President Joe Biden has finally acknowledged his seventh grandchild, Navy, in an exclusive statement to People Magazine. Hunter Biden, Navy's father, and her mother, Lunden, are working to foster a relationship that is in the best interest of their daughter. The Bidens claim they were following Hunter's lead in keeping Navy's existence private. However, it seems that criticism from Legacy Media is what ultimately prompted Biden to address the situation.
Fox News: 'Impeachment Week'
House Republicans, led by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, are contemplating launching an impeachment inquiry into President Biden over alleged ties to his son's business dealings. McCarthy has even mentioned the possibility of impeaching Attorney General Merrick Garland. However, while McCarthy talks about impeachment, he has not yet taken any concrete steps towards initiating an official inquiry. The House Republicans are considering multiple potential impeachment candidates, including Hunter Biden, FBI Director Christopher Wray, U.S. Attorney for Delaware David Weiss, and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Matthew Graves. The math of the situation, as well as the political consequences, will ultimately determine whether any impeachment proceedings move forward.
Newsbusters: NBC Actually Keeps Hunter Alive, Alludes to Devon Archer; ABC, CBS Silent
NBC's Today provided coverage of the ongoing legal troubles of Hunter Biden, including the collapse of his plea deal with the Justice Department. The White House has distanced itself from the situation, with Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stating that President Biden will not pardon his son. House Republicans are using the plea deal controversy to investigate Hunter's foreign business dealings and potential influence trading. One piece of evidence they are focusing on is a disputed WhatsApp message. The case will now head to trial and Republicans hope to hear testimony from Hunter's former business partner.
#war
Forbes: Ukrainian Troops Apparently Sent An Unmanned Fighting Vehicle On A One-Way Assault Across A Suspected Minefield
The Ukrainian armed forces launch the second phase of their 2023 counteroffensive, with a probe into a suspected minefield near Verbove. An unmanned Ukrainian BMP-1 rolls across a field, gets stuck in an anti-tank ditch, and is later inspected by Russian troops. The lack of Russian forces and their heavy losses suggest Ukrainian advancements, but the presence of mines and heavy casualties indicate the need for manned mineclearers and bridgelayers.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: TikTok Pushes Chinese Propaganda Ads to Millions Across Europe
China-owned TikTok has been running propaganda advertisements from Chinese state media outlets to millions of European users. The ads promote Chinese coronavirus lockdowns and present Xinjiang as a tourist destination, despite the forced labor of Uyghur minorities. Over 1,000 ads have been shown since October 2022 in countries including Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom. The ads feature references to Xinjiang, a criticism of Western resistance to China's Belt and Road Initiative, and accusations of Western media lying about Chinese human rights abuses. TikTok claims not to allow advertising about social issues and politics but does permit government entities to advertise. The ad library does not disclose the amount paid by state media for the ads. TikTok is facing scrutiny over its ties to China and security of user data, with concerns raised about Chinese government access to data and privacy breaches involving U.S. and UK journalists.
Breitbart: Niger Coup: Presidential Guard Leader Declares Himself Ruler
General Abdourahmane Tchiani declares himself president of Niger after soldiers claim to have overthrown President Bazoum. Tchiani accuses Bazoum of insufficient action against security threats and terrorist groups. Neighboring countries and the international community condemn the coup while Tchiani calls for calm.
#economy
Fox News: Offshore wind opponents sue turbine company, state of New Jersey over tax break
Opponents are suing New Jersey and Danish company Orsted over an allegedly illegal tax break benefiting only one entity. The plaintiffs argue that the law violates the New Jersey Constitution, which prohibits laws favoring a single private party. The tax relief would provide Orsted with around $1 billion for one of its windmill projects off the state's southern coast.
Forbes: These Stocks Hit 2023 Highs As Dow Heads For Best 2-Month Stretch Since November
Several large technology stocks, including Alphabet, Meta, and Intel, reached their highest levels this year following strong earnings reports. Other companies like Airbnb, DoorDash, DraftKings, Intuit, and Roku also experienced gains. The tech-heavy Nasdaq recorded a 2% increase, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 rose around 1%.
Flag And Cross: Amazon's Prime Day Reveals Consumer Spending Habits And Addictive Shopping Trends
Amazon Prime, launched in 2005, offers free shipping and exclusive deals. Americans spend an average of $91.75 per month on Amazon, with Prime members spending $110. The top products purchased are electronics, clothing, and toiletries. On Prime Day, the average American spends $117, with Generation X spending the most at $148. People are willing to give up alcohol, sex, and travel to keep using Amazon. In Q1 2023, Amazon reported $127.4 billion in revenue, with North American sales making up $76.9 billion. Amazon is one of the largest companies in the world.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Man Who Threatened To Burn Holy Books In Sweden Ditches Plan
A Muslim activist in Sweden originally planned to burn the Bible outside the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm but later decided against it, stating that such actions are "against the Koran." The man emphasized the importance of respecting each other's religions. Israeli officials had sought to prevent the protest and burning of the holy books, but the Swedish government defended the demonstration on grounds of freedom of speech.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Top International Destinations Traveling Americans Love To Visit
Americans are spending an average of $5,000 on international trips, with many taking multiple trips in the past five years. Europe and South America are the most popular destinations. Travelers have a "bucket list" of international destinations they want to visit and are interested in learning about different cultures. However, some feel nervous when traveling and have encountered issues with accommodations and transportation. Many prefer to leave trip booking to professionals.
#crime
Fox News: Second arrest made in case against Maine corrections official accused of taking kickbacks
In a corruption investigation, a second arrest has been made regarding a Maine corrections official accused of taking kickbacks. Melanie Ann High was arrested for allegedly using kickbacks to influence the official into making purchases from her controlled companies. The amount of money involved is believed to be substantial.
Fox News: California man accused of recording girl, 12, in public restroom held down by parents until police arrived: DA
A man in Southern California was caught recording a girl in a restroom. The girl told her parents who held the man until the police arrived. The man has been charged with possession of child pornography and using a concealed recording device without consent.
The Blaze: Alabama woman arrested for kidnapping hoax claiming child on side of highway was used as 'bait'
Carlee Russell, the Alabama woman who claimed to have been kidnapped after seeing a child on the side of the highway, has been charged with making false statements to police. She admitted that she made up the story, causing panic and alarm. Russell was arrested and charged with falsely reporting an incident and falsely reporting to law enforcement, both misdemeanors.
Fox News: Kentucky superintendent jailed on charges related to sexual solicitation of minors
Retired Kentucky school superintendent, Dr. Matthew D. Constant, was arrested for sexual solicitation of minors. Investigation involved search warrants for his electronic devices.
Fox News: Quadruple homicide suspect Joseph Eaton eyes insanity defense
Joseph Eaton, an ex-convict, entered pleas of not guilty and not criminally responsible for the murder of his parents and their friends. He may use an insanity defense. Eaton confessed to the killings at a rural property and to shooting at motorists on the interstate. His motive remains unknown.
Fox News: Massachusetts men attempt to steal entire Bank of America ATM with chain, leads officers on chase
Two men escape police after trying to steal a Bank of America ATM in Massachusetts. The suspects tied a chain to the ATM and attempted to drive off with it using their pickup truck. The ATM was damaged, but no money was stolen.
Fox News: Country singer Jimmie Allen gets mixed reactions after announcing comedy tour amid sexual assault allegations
Country music singer Jimmie Allen is facing mixed reactions after announcing his comedy tour amid sexual assault allegations. Allen's representative explained that comedy has always been a part of his shows, and he wanted to do a three-show event for his close friends and family. However, two women have come forward with allegations against Allen, and he has filed counterclaims against them. This situation has caused him severe damage to his family, mental health, and business.
Fox News: 2 Mexican taxi drivers arrested for assault on tourist van in Cancun
Two cab drivers in Cancun were arrested for assaulting a van carrying foreign tourists, believed to be operated by Uber. This is part of a series of crimes committed by medallion cab drivers against vehicles they suspect to be ride-sharing services. The Quintana Roo prosecutor's office promises strong action to maintain safety in the state.
Breitbart: Lawsuit Accuses Leon Black of Raping 16YO Allegedly Trafficked by Epstein
Billionaire Leon Black is facing a new lawsuit accusing him of raping a girl trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein. The unidentified girl, who has Down syndrome, claims that Black raped her in 2002. The lawsuit comes after Black agreed to pay $62.5 million to settle potential claims from the US Virgin Islands.