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#politics
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Murphy: Biden 'Is a Master Legislative Tactician'
Sen. Chris Murphy praises President Biden's success and effectiveness, citing the booming economy, low unemployment, and reduction in inflation. Murphy emphasizes Biden's role in passing major legislation and describes him as a master legislative tactician.
American Thinker: Trump has plans to regain the power of the executive office
Donald Trump plans to use his authority as president to clean up the American government, breaking the back of the Deep State. The Constitution only authorizes three branches of government, and government agencies shouldn't exist. Trump aims to bring all agencies under presidential control, make it easier to fire federal employees who resist his orders, and no longer feel obligated to spend money allocated by Congress.
Breitbart: CNN's Jennings: Republicans Didn't Make Hunter Biden into a 'Complete Scumbag'
Republican political strategist Scott Jennings, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union," defended Republicans against accusations of making Hunter Biden look bad. He criticized the President for neglecting his own daughter while showing favoritism towards his dog and not acknowledging his seventh grandchild. Jennings emphasized the grandparents' role in helping those struggling with addiction.
American Thinker: How did the Clintons, Obamas, and Bidens get rich? And how did Trump?
The Clintons and Obamas got rich through corrupt means, using their positions of power to sell access and make shady deals. The Bidens also engaged in political corruption, setting up shell corporations and taking kickbacks. In contrast, Trump got rich through risky investments and hard work. The media and Democrats turn a blind eye to the corruption of powerful Democrats, while relentlessly targeting Trump.
Breitbart: West African Neighbors Threaten to Invade Niger in Response to Coup
Regional Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) rejects the coup in Niger and considers using force to remove the leaders. Thousands of protesters support the coup and attack the French embassy. ECOWAS discusses organizing a military coalition to intervene in Niger.
National Review: The Corner: Trump Can Lead Nationally and Still Blow It
Rich believes that Trump has a good chance of winning a general election against Biden, as shown by the national polling. However, he also raises concerns about Trump's divisiveness and the importance of key states like Arizona and Georgia. He acknowledges that Trump is in a strong position as a candidate, but warns that losing certain states could lead to a disastrous outcome.
Foreign Policy: China Is Taking a Wrecking Ball to Famous Mosques
Hui Muslims in the town of Shadian, China, returned from a pilgrimage to Mecca to find their grand mosque closed and set for demolition. This is part of a wider campaign by the government to target Islamic sites, particularly those with domes and minarets, in an effort to appease an Islamophobic public. This crackdown on religious and ethnic minorities has increased dramatically under President Xi Jinping.
National Review: The Corner: The Curious Success of Vivek Ramaswamy
Vivek Ramaswamy, a wealthy political newcomer, is gaining attention in the Republican primary despite being a long-shot candidate. His self-funded campaign and strong communication skills have contributed to his success. Ramaswamy's support of former president Trump and his ethnic minority background also set him apart.
Fox News: US Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit rural Wisconsin to discuss broadband, affordable connectivity
Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, to discuss affordable connectivity and broadband before heading to Milwaukee for campaign receptions. The visit follows President Biden's announcement of over $1 billion in federal money for expanding high-speed internet in the state. This visit marks Harris's fourth trip to Wisconsin since taking office.
#society
Flag And Cross: Masa Israel Journey Introduces 'Masa Engine' Job Search Site For Alumni
Masa Israel Journey has launched the "Masa Engine," a job search site for alumni seeking positions in Jewish nonprofits and Israeli high-tech companies. The organization aims to connect people to Israel for life and promote Jewish continuity. Participants can find job postings from companies like Wix, Outbrain, SodaStream, and Monday.com.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukraine strikes Crimean bridges and military targets, disrupting Russian logistics
Ukraine attacks Russian-occupied Crimea, targeting bridges and military sites, disrupting Russian logistics and supply lines.
Breitbart: UK Announces 'Energy Independence' Measures But Still Refuses to Frack
Amid the war in Ukraine, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak plans to increase oil and gas production in the North Sea to enhance energy independence. He acknowledges that a quarter of the country's energy needs will still come from oil and gas even after reaching net zero emissions in 2050. However, the government remains hesitant to pursue fracking despite its potential benefits in reducing emissions and achieving energy independence. Critics argue that the environmental impact of wind turbines and solar panels is often overlooked in favor of fearmongering surrounding fracking.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Reuters: China to restrict drone exports amid accusations of weapon use in Russia-Ukraine war
China will impose export controls on some drones and related equipment starting from September 1st to safeguard national security and interests. This comes amid accusations that China is helping Russia in the war in Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: Fragrance Players Enjoy Double-Digit Growth, Driven By Demand For Premium Labels
Luxury fragrance brands are experiencing double-digit growth and a rise in demand, with LVMH, Inter Parfums, and L'Oréal all reporting strong sales in 2023. High-end and premium fragrances are driving this growth, with brands launching new scents to capture more demographics. The Chinese market presents both an obstacle and an opportunity for fragrance players, as it has slow recovery and unique complexities.
Forbes: Fracking Pioneer Harold Hamm Explains How America Became The World’s Energy Superpower
Harold Hamm, America's richest oil man, believes that without U.S. shale gas, many Europeans would have frozen to death last winter after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Through fracking, America has gained geopolitical power and the ability to export massive quantities of oil and natural gas.
#military
The Federalist Papers: Country Singer Takes a Stand for America, Re-Enlists in Army Reserves at 59: 'True Privilege and Honor'
Country music star Craig Morgan, aged 59, made the decision to reenlist in the Army Reserve after spending 17 years in the Army and Army Reserve. He was sworn in on stage at the Grand Ole Opry and expressed his excitement to serve his country again and encourage others to do the same. Gen. Andrew Poppas praised Morgan's commitment to the military, stating that he was always engaging, entertaining, and inspiring to those in harm's way.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Trial and Error - The U.S. Springfield Joslyn Breech Loading Rifle
Benjamin Franklin Joslyn, a gunmaker, had constant conflicts with the U.S. government over his rifle designs. Despite some success during the Civil War, the government eventually canceled the contracts, claiming the rifles did not meet specifications. Joslyn's legacy is defined more by his battles with the government than his guns.
#health
The New American: Liberal Doctor Finally Admits the Vax Causes Myocarditis - The New American
The left is pretending not to know that the vaccine can cause harm. They intentionally censored information.
#education
The New American: Three Liberal College Professors to Undergo First Amendment Training - The New American
Three professors at SIUE violated a grad student's First Amendment rights for expressing conservative viewpoints, leading to training and rule revisions.
#crime
Fox News: Maine police investigate deaths of 2 people following gunfire in city street
Police in Maine are investigating the deaths of two people after a shooting in Lewiston. The incident is believed to be isolated with no known threats to the public.
Fox News: NYC unveils $485M 'Blueprint for Community Safety' in bid to fight gun violence
New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a $485 million plan to address gun violence, which includes investments in early support for young people, mental health resources, and improving public spaces. The plan aims to prioritize prevention-based approaches to public safety. Crime rates in the city are down, but the mayor emphasized the need to keep working towards reducing gun violence.
The Blaze: Pennsylvania couple arrested over death of adopted 5-year-old whose brain was 'obliterated' by 'torture'
A couple in Pennsylvania has been arrested for torturing and killing their five-year-old adopted son. The child had suffered severe abuse and injuries, which ultimately led to his death. The parents have been charged with criminal homicide and child endangerment.
Daily Wire: New Details Emerge About Arizona Teen Missing For 4 Years Who Recently Came Forward
Teen Alicia Navarro, who had been missing for four years, was found in Havre, Montana. She had been living with an unknown man and wanted to be removed from the missing person's list to live a normal life. Navarro walked into a police station and identified herself.
Fox News: Mexican consulate warns citizens in DC about crime surge in US capital
The Mexican consulate warns Mexican nationals in Washington, D.C. about the rising crime rates in previously safe areas. Homicides have increased by 15% and overall violent crime is up by 36% in 2023. Carjackings have also risen by 34%.
#sports
Fox News: Daughter of 2-time Super Bowl champ Bruce Collie killed in Wisconsin plane crash
The daughter of former NFL player Bruce Collie died in a plane crash at an aviation convention in Wisconsin. Another person also died in the crash, and two others died in a separate accident. The crashes are currently under investigation.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Ladder Stands of 2023
Best Ladder Stands for Hunting: Muddy Skybox Deluxe, Millennium L220, Rivers Edge TwoPlex, Summit Steel, Hawk Sasquatch. These stands are safe, comfortable, and suitable for various hunting needs.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Tim Cook Gets Stinging Letter From Congressman About NFTs, Blockchain: Are Apple's Policies Limiting Innovation, Tech Leadership?
Lawmakers express concerns to Apple CEO Tim Cook about App Store guidelines potentially restricting blockchain and NFT technologies. They question Apple's approach to emerging tech and its openness to exploring these avenues. The lawmakers also mention previous concerns about security and foreign surveillance related to Chinese apps.
Fox News: 'Star Wars' actor threatens Elon Musk with Twitter boycott after name rebrand: 'Let's show the owner'
Actor Mark Hamill is urging Twitter users to boycott the site on August 1 in protest of Elon Musk's ownership. Hamill criticized Musk's changes to the platform and called for a one-day break from tweeting. The boycott has gained attention and support from other Twitter users.
#other
Red State: Bye-Bye (Incandescent) Bulbs: Ban Goes Into Effect Tuesday
The sale and manufacture of incandescent light bulbs will be illegal as of Tuesday, due to a ban that has been in the works since 2007. Funding battles and policy restrictions delayed the ban, but it is finally taking effect. Critics argue that it is government overreach, but the Department of Energy contends that LED lights are more efficient and cost-effective. LED lights are estimated to save families about $100 per year and are better for the environment, according to the agency. Regardless, starting on Tuesday, incandescent light bulbs will no longer be sold in stores.