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#politics
Breitbart: Dershowitz: Prosecutors Gave Hunter a Deal 'For Nothing,' on 'Open and Shut' Case, Which Never Happens
Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz criticizes the proposed Hunter Biden plea deal, stating that it is unusual because it sends a message that they do not want him to testify or implicate others. Dershowitz argues that prosecutors typically use immunity as a bargaining tool, but in this case, it was given away for nothing. The charges against Biden were straightforward and there was no leverage for negotiation.
Daily Wire: Republican Congressman Unloads On Teenage Senate Pages Laying On Capitol Rotunda Floor
Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) berated high school-aged Senate pages for taking pictures inside the Capitol Rotunda. Van Orden's remarks sparked condemnation from both Schumer and McConnell. He refused to apologize and defended his actions, citing the historical significance of the Capitol Rotunda.
Forbes: MSNBC’s Jen Psaki Wonders If Ron DeSantis Really Wants To Be President: ‘Governor, Are You Okay?’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's troubled presidential campaign hits another snag, with staff firings and a controversial campaign video. His favorability drops and he falls behind in Ohio poll. Critics question his motives and defend his defense of slavery in state curriculum.
Newsbusters: Facebook Files II: Biden Admin Pushes Facebook into COVID Censorship
The second part of The Facebook Files revealed the Biden administration's coordination with Facebook to censor COVID-19 content. Internal documents showed the administration's pressure on Facebook to censor information about the virus's origins. Facebook employees expressed doubts about the legitimacy of the censorship.
Breitbart: Capehart: Hillary Is Different from Trump Because She Didn't Possess Classified Material on Nukes or Allies
Jonathan Capehart discusses the differential treatment of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton regarding their handling of classified information. Capehart argues that Trump had documents about nuclear secrets and preparedness of America's allies, while Clinton's emails mostly contained cooking recipes and appointments. He emphasizes that there is no parallel, symmetry, or similarity between the two cases. Gary Abernathy counters by stating that classified information found on Clinton's server may have been accessed by foreign agents, but Capehart dismisses this possibility, suggesting that if these were nuclear secrets, it would have been known during Trump's tenure.
#society
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Slams 'Chamber of Commerce Republicans'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticizes corporate "sexualization of children" and universities' promotion of "gender studies." He vows to protect children's innocence and combat these ideologies. Additionally, DeSantis argues against taxpayer-funded student loans for degrees in "gender studies" and proposes making universities responsible for loans and shifting student aid towards vocational training. He believes focusing on practical skills will lead to better employment opportunities. DeSantis' stance has caused some major business donors, including Rupert Murdoch, to withdraw their support.
National Review: The Corner: Transgender Woman Denied Euthanasia in Canada over Post-Surgical Pain and Regret
: A transgender individual in Belgium was euthanized due to regret and dissatisfaction over transitioning. Similarly, a transgender woman in Canada has requested euthanasia due to pain and remorse following surgical transition. Despite her request being denied, the patient may reapply in the future. The case highlights the controversial nature of gender ideology and the challenges faced by individuals seeking medical care. Euthanasia should not be seen as a solution, but rather, greater support should be provided to alleviate suffering and prevent suicides.
#war
Red State: Ukrainian Fencer's Disqualification Reversed After Snubbing Russian Competitor
The IOC reinstated Ukrainian fencer Olga Kharlan after she was disqualified for refusing to shake hands with her Russian opponent due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Fencing is popular in Eastern Europe. Kharlan won the match but was initially disqualified. The IOC later back-peddled and Kharlan received automatic qualification for the 2024 Olympics. The FIE is considering changing the handshake rule. The head of Russia's Olympic Committee accused the IOC of picking sides. Sports and politics collided, as history shows. The officials had no choice but to disqualify Kharlan, but the decision was later reversed. The Russian opponent could have accepted the brush-off, but instead, a 45-minute standoff ensued.
#military
Fox News: Biden says Republicans are 'undermining' the US military
President Biden accuses Republicans, specifically Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, of undermining the military by blocking over 300 military operations nominations. He warns of the negative impact on military readiness, leadership, and morale.
#culture
Fox News: Brain teaser: Can you find the 3 pandas without sunglasses?
A graphic artist from Budapest created a seek-and-find puzzle featuring pandas wearing sunglasses, and the challenge is to find the three pandas without shades. The puzzle has gained attention on social media and has been deemed both easy and tricky by different users. The artist, Gergely Dudás, has published several illustration books and has a large following on social media.
#education
Flag And Cross: Israel Shines At International Science Competitions
The 53rd International Physics Olympiad took place in Tokyo after being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Israeli students won 11 medals in the Mathematics and Physics Olympiads, with Itamar Nir earning a gold medal in Mathematics. Israel's water polo team also won its first match at the World Swimming Championships in Fukuoka.
#crime
Fox News: Las Vegas police: Dog left outside dies in extreme heat while owner slept
A woman in Las Vegas is facing charges after her dog died outside in extreme heat while she slept. The woman left her terrier outside on a hot day with no access to shade, food, or water.
The Federalist Papers: Man Tracks Down His Stolen Truck, Kills Thief in Self-Defense During Shootout, Angry Brother Calls Car Owner a 'Vigilante'
A man in San Antonio confronts thieves after they steal his vehicle from a mall parking lot. He orders them out at gunpoint and is shot by the male suspect, but he returns fire and both suspects are hit. The male suspect dies and the woman and owner are hospitalized.
#sports
Forbes: After The Mets Deal David Robertson, Max Scherzer Heads Into A Crazy And Unfamiliar Trade Deadline
Max Scherzer, a pitcher for the New York Mets, expresses disappointment after the team trades closer David Robertson. Scherzer calls for a conversation with the front office to understand the direction of the organization. He acknowledges the possibility of being traded himself, but believes his player option will be exercised due to his age and slight decline.
#science
Fox News: Hubble Space Telescope sees planet around red dwarf star getting hiccups
The Hubble Space Telescope has observed a young planet orbiting a red dwarf star, experiencing atmospheric loss due to the intense energy from its parent star. Astronomers were surprised by the extreme variability observed between orbits, as well as the planet's atmosphere puffing off. This finding challenges current models of planetary evolution and raises questions about habitability.