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31 Jul 2023
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Front Page Magazine: Are the Walls Closing in on the Bidens?
The Hunter Biden scandal involving his business dealings and art sales is being downplayed by the leftist media, who are reluctant to report on the damaging revelations. Hunter's former business partner is set to testify that he put Joe Biden on the phone with his associates from Burisma, and Hunter made a significant amount of money from selling his paintings, with one buyer appointed by Joe Biden to a prestigious commission. Democrats and their journalistic allies are trying to avoid covering these stories, claiming that it would mean both Biden and Trump face serious legal troubles. The media's protection of Joe Biden during the election and their hesitancy to hold him accountable is evident.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Regime Denies RFK Secret Service Protection
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a presidential candidate, has been denied Secret Service protection by the Biden Administration. Despite the historical significance of his family's assassinations, the request was rejected by Secretary Mayorkas. This decision raises concerns about the safety and security of candidates in the United States.
Front Page Magazine: The Wild 2024 Race
Current polls and predictions suggest that the 2024 presidential race will be a rematch between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. However, past elections have shown that early summer polls often do not accurately predict the outcome. There are several factors that could make the 2024 race more volatile, including ongoing legal issues for Trump, mounting evidence of Biden's involvement in illegal activities, concerns about Biden's health and cognitive decline, and the potential for unexpected developments in the Republican primary debates. The only certainty is that it is far too early to declare any predictions about the election.
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The Economist: Are heatwaves evidence that climate change is speeding up?
Record-breaking heatwaves around the world are raising concerns about the acceleration of climate change. Global temperatures have reached unprecedented levels, with extreme temperatures occurring in various regions. Scientists attribute this increased warming to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, particularly carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. The warming trend appears to have undergone a step change in the 2010s, leading to more frequent sweltering summers and freakish temperature anomalies. Some researchers propose that factors such as volcanic eruptions, changes in stratospheric chemistry, and reduced emissions of sulphur have contributed to the rapid warming. As the world experiences hotter temperatures, the concept of solar geoengineering, which involves artificially cooling the planet, is being discussed as a potential solution, although it is a controversial and uncertain technology.