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29 Jul 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Burchett: Biden Requires Us to Report $600 Transactions While His Son Dodges Taxes
Rep. Tim Burchett accuses the Biden family of corruption and claims they are being given special treatment. He questions the $600 transaction reporting requirement in the American Rescue Plan and contrasts it with Hunter Biden's alleged tax evasion. Burchett suggests that the Biden family is involved in bribery and criticizes the lack of evidence against them.
Breitbart: NBC's Alexander: It's 'On-Brand' for Biden 'to Acknowledge His Entire Family'
President Biden publicly acknowledges his seventh grandchild to deflect criticism. He is embracing his entire family and trying to inoculate himself from further backlash. The President is following his son Hunter's lead in dealing with legal proceedings between Hunter and the child's mother.
Red State: More 'Bidenomics' Hits Rural Americans as Democrats Continue to Try and Kill Valuable Drug Program
Bidenomics has led to crippling inflation and rural America is suffering. A high percentage of rural adults in the US skip medical care due to unaffordability. Democrats are not prioritizing solutions for rural healthcare challenges, potentially due to their lack of dependence on rural voters. Republicans should pay attention to this issue and not ignore rural, working-class voters. The UK's dysfunctional healthcare system serves as a cautionary example.
#society
PJ Media: Red State Child Protection Laws Pay Dividends as Freeloading Freaks Self-Deport
Conservative laws in red states are attracting Americans seeking freedom and a better quality of life. Leftists who disagree with these laws are leaving and moving to bluer states. This pattern can be seen in Florida, where conservative measures are protecting children and normalizing daily life, causing disgruntled individuals to self-deport.
Flag And Cross: California Family Criminally Charged with Fraud After Turning In 178 Tons of Recyclable Cans and Bottles
A family in California has been charged with fraud for importing recyclables from Arizona, defrauding the state's recycling program of $7.6 million. The family faces charges including recycling fraud, grand theft, and conspiracy. California officials are cracking down on those who undermine the integrity of the recycling program.
#war
Breitbart: Ukraine Using North Korean-Made Missiles Against Russian Forces
Ukrainian armed forces are reportedly using North Korean missiles, despite their unreliability, to strike against the Russians. The missiles are being used in Soviet-era rocket systems and were showcased near the city of Bakhmut. The Ukrainian artillery commander admitted their unreliability but stated the need for every rocket available.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.S. Pledges to Help Australia Manufacture Guided Missiles by 2025
The United States and Australia will collaborate to manufacture guided missiles and rockets in an effort to counter China's influence in the Indo-Pacific. The defense cooperation includes Australia producing Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems by 2025, strengthening the allies' defense industrial base. The U.S. will also increase its focus on the South Pacific by upgrading joint military facilities in Australia and increasing nuclear submarine visits.
#economy
Breitbart: DeSantis: Spending that Caused Inflation Started with over $4 Trillion in Spending in 2020 Under Trump
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis claims that the government's actions, including lockdowns and spending under the CARES Act, have caused an inflation crisis since March 2020. He blames President Biden for exacerbating the situation with additional spending. DeSantis argues that borrowing, printing, and spending trillions of dollars has led to higher prices for homes, cars, and groceries.
#religion
Fox News: ‘Office’ star Rainn Wilson: Actors will 'estrange' themselves from Hollywood ‘cool kids’ if they mention God
Rainn Wilson, known for his role in "The Office," criticized Hollywood's aversion to the Christian faith, claiming that discussions of God can hinder the careers of actors and comedians. Wilson argued that everyone in the world of comedy is living in a state of anxious discontent, but negative energy should not be removed completely as it can be used to create laughter and relieve suffering. He also spoke about the need for a spiritual revolution and how talking about religion and spirituality can remove you from the cool kids' table in Hollywood.
#history
American Thinker: Truth, lies, and slavery
The history book I read as a child in the 1950s skewed the truth about slavery in the Deep South, ignoring the severe cruelties and focusing on a distorted narrative. Today, Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for defending Florida's slavery curriculum, which includes a line that offends many without proper context. While the curriculum written by black scholars is anti-slavery, it acknowledges the rare instances where slaves developed skills that benefited them, without justifying or glorifying slavery. The left's opposition to such curricula stems from their desire to undermine America and censor the truth.
#health
Fox News: Errors in disease diagnosis lead to nearly 800,000 deaths, disabilities in US each year: study
Misdiagnoses in the U.S. cause many deaths and disabilities each year. The most commonly misdiagnosed conditions include stroke, sepsis, pneumonia, venous thromboembolism, and lung cancer.
Newsbusters: PolitiFact Defends 'Chestfeeding' For 'Transgender and Nonbinary Dads'
A PolitiFact article defends the practice of "chestfeeding" for men and nonbinary individuals who can get pregnant and have children. They argue that the term "breastfeeding" can cause gender dysphoria and cite a study showing the nutritional adequacy of milk produced by trans women. Concerns regarding medications used to induce lactation are dismissed by the CDC, although a senator raises concerns about their safety. Research on induced lactation for the trans population is scarce. The article concludes by highlighting the need for social support and acknowledging the higher risk factors within the LGBTQIA community.
#crime
Fox News: Massive brawl breaks out on popular Spanish tourist 'sin street'
WARNING: GRAPHIC VIOLENCE
A massive brawl erupted on a popular street in Sitges, Spain, as police tried to intervene. The fight, which lasted about a minute, involved 30 to 40 people and included the use of chairs, bottles, and metal bars. Two police officers were injured but all wounds were minor. Investigation into the cause of the fight is ongoing.
#sports
Forbes: Pep Guardiola Is Right, Saudi Arabia’s Pro League Will Change England
Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez surprises everyone by joining Al-Ahli Saudi Football Club for a fee of $40 million. Pep Guardiola acknowledges the changing market and the appeal of the offer. The notion that the Saudi Pro League lacks history and tradition is problematic, as teams have longstanding rivalries, impressive arenas, and a rich footballing heritage. The dominance of European leagues and their dismissal of other leagues is shortsighted and detrimental to the global game.
#other
Fox News: Taylor Swift's Seattle fans caused earthquake during Eras Tour stop
Taylor Swift and her fans caused seismic activity similar to a 2.3 magnitude earthquake during her Seattle concerts. It was likely due to dancing and jumping.
The Blaze: New York will ban single-use plastic silverware beginning Monday
New York City has passed a law requiring customers to specifically request plastic cutlery and other takeout items. The aim is to reduce plastic consumption and expenses for food establishments. Violators may face fines ranging from $50 to $250.