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#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: YAF National Conservative Student Conference Day 5
YAF holds National Conservative Student Conference in Washington, DC. Conservative speakers including Peter Schweizer and Liz Wheeler.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker rips 'bad press' after reports say he cursed out teenage Senate pages
Freshman Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Wis., criticized the media for threatening him with bad press after he called a group of student employees from the U.S. Senate "jacka--es" and "little sh--s" for disrespecting the Capitol rotunda. Van Orden defended his actions, stating that the Capitol should never be treated like a frat house common room. Senate Democrats rejected GOP legislation to fly only the American flag from government buildings.
Fox News: Tim Scott hits DeSantis on Florida curriculum: 'No silver lining in slavery'
Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott called on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to clarify how slavery is taught in the state's schools after Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the curriculum. DeSantis has denied the accusations that Florida teaches students that slaves "benefited from slavery." Scott spoke about the horrors of slavery and urged reporters to keep questioning DeSantis on the issue.
Red State: New Evidence Emerges of Hunter Biden's Alleged FARA Violations
Hunter Biden's legal troubles escalate as evidence suggests he violated FARA provisions and worked closely with business partners who registered under FARA. The judge rejected his plea deal, raising questions about inconsistent enforcement of FARA and potential charges against him. The DOJ's handling of the situation is raising concerns about impartiality and favoritism.
American Thinker: Fake News: Washington Post tries to do a hit job on a non-woke bank that loaned to Trump
President Trump's relationship with banks was rocky due to his real estate career and the January 6 protests. Wokester banks cut him off, but his organization secured loans from Axos Bank. The bank, run by a Republican, didn't put political terms on the loans and made profit.
National Review: Vermont Law Violates First Amendment Rights of Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers, Lawsuit Alleges
Jean Marie Davis, a survivor of human trafficking, credits a pro-life pregnancy center for saving her and her son's lives. However, a new Vermont law is threatening the services these centers can provide. The law targets pro-life pregnancy centers and restricts their ability to communicate with clients on topics such as abortion-pill-reversal options. The conservative legal firm Alliance Defending Freedom is challenging the law, arguing that it unconstitutionally restricts their speech.
The Blaze: Democratic Rep. Cori Bush once again screams 'racist' after not getting her way, this time targeting Rep. Steve Scalise
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri accuses Republican House Majority Leader Steve Scalise of racism after he announces the passage of a spending bill. Bush has a history of accusing people of racism and has faced ethics complaints over funneling campaign funds to her husband for private security.
The Federalist Papers: White House Breaks Silence on Whether Joe Biden Will Pardon Hunter
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that President Joe Biden will not pardon his son Hunter Biden despite facing criminal charges. The Department of Justice's handling of Hunter Biden's case is being closely scrutinized amid allegations of interference. Jean-Pierre emphasized that the investigation is independent and that the White House has no influence over its outcome.
#society
Fox News: Nancy Mace's naughty prayer breakfast speech has commenters all worked up: 'I'm a sinner'
Conservatives had mixed reactions to Rep. Nancy Mace's risqué anecdote at a prayer breakfast in Washington, D.C. Some criticized her for making a joke about premarital sex at a Christian event, while others defended her and called the outrage humorless. The speech went viral on Twitter and sparked a debate about double standards.
PJ Media: How Does a Sexual Assault Survivor Feel About Sharing a Locker Room With a Transgender Male?
Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer, Paula Scanlan, testifies about her experience of sharing a locker room with transgender male swimmer Lia Thomas. Scanlan and her teammates were forced to undress in the presence of Lia and faced gaslighting from the university when they voiced their concerns. The destruction of free speech and discrimination against women are highlighted as key issues.
#war
Forbes: New Russian Missile Is Slowing Ukraine’s Counteroffensive
Russian forces in Ukraine are using the advanced Ka-52M attack helicopter armed with the deadly LMUR anti-tank missile, capable of striking at long range. This represents a significant escalation in helicopter capabilities and poses a threat to Ukrainian air defenses. The LMUR missile, weighing over 200 pounds, uses thermal imaging and satellite navigation for targeting, making it highly effective against armored vehicles. The Ukrainians need stronger air defenses or long-range weapons to counter this new threat.
#economy
Breitbart: PCE Inflation Cools To Slowest Pace in Two Years
Inflation remains above target in June, with a slight increase in prices from the previous month. Core inflation, excluding food and energy prices, rose compared to last year. Wages and benefit costs also saw a slight increase in the second quarter.
#religion
The New American: Christians Get $300,000 From City That Arrested Them for Violating Mask Order - The New American
An Idaho city pays $300,000 in damages to three Christians who were wrongly arrested for violating a mask order during an outdoor psalm sing. The city initially extended the mask order despite the protest, but dropped the charges against the Christians in January 2021. The federal court denied the city's request for summary judgment and ordered a settlement conference, resulting in the city agreeing to pay the plaintiffs.
#health
Flag And Cross: New Study Reveals Link Between Toddlers' Napping Habits And Cognitive Development
Toddlers who nap more have smaller vocabularies and poorer thinking skills, according to a new study. Some children are more efficient at consolidating information during sleep, so they nap less frequently, while others with fewer words and poorer cognitive skills need to nap more often. Reducing naps for these children will not improve their brain development, and they should be allowed to nap as frequently and for as long as they need.
#sports
Forbes: Giants Have Found Posey’s Successor In Rookie Patrick Bailey
The San Francisco Giants are contending for a playoff spot despite having six rookie position players in their lineup. Catcher Patrick Bailey, in particular, has been impressive both offensively and defensively. He has shown maturity beyond his years and has become a key part of the Giants' future.
#other
Daily Wire: Emmy Awards Officially Postponed As Hollywood Strikes Drag On
The 75th Primetime Emmys have been postponed due to ongoing strikes in Hollywood. The Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America are on strike, halting all Hollywood productions until an agreement is reached. The Emmys, initially scheduled for September 18, may be rescheduled for November or January 2024.
Forbes: Paul McCartney’s Upcoming Project Seems Simple, But It’s Really Good Business
Music icon Paul McCartney has announced his new podcast series, "McCartney: A Life in Lyrics," which delves into the stories behind his classic songs. Backed by iHeartMedia, this venture is not only creatively fulfilling but also financially lucrative. McCartney is likely to receive a substantial upfront payment and the podcast's success will reignite fans' love for his music, leading to increased sales and streams. Moreover, the podcast has the potential to attract new fans and expose McCartney to a broader audience, boosting his visibility and future success with upcoming projects.