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31 Jul 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Corner: The Space for a Retribution Candidate Is Already Filled
Florida governor Ron DeSantis accuses Dr. Anthony Fauci of lying before Congress. DeSantis plans to prosecute him but fails to make a strong case. The desire for pandemic accountability and retribution against those who caused harm remains unfulfilled.
Washington Free Beacon: GOP Legislation Would Boot Biden's 'Forever Nominee' Julie Su From Labor Department
A bill introduced by Republican representatives aims to remove President Biden's acting labor secretary, Julie Su. The bill proposes a time limit for confirming nominees, as Su does not have enough votes for confirmation. The bill is unlikely to pass in the Democrat-controlled Senate.
The Blaze: Barack Obama spotted with BLACK EYE and BANDAGED FINGERS — rumors abound
Barack Obama's recent public appearance shows bruised eyes and bandaged fingers, leading to speculation about his personal chef's mysterious death and Sasha's involvement. However, an old recording of Obama dismisses the theory, and there is no evidence linking his injuries to the chef.
National Review: House Republicans Open Probe into Hunter Biden’s ‘Unusual’ Plea Deal
House committees are seeking information from attorney general Merrick Garland regarding Hunter Biden's plea deal, which was halted by a federal judge due to its "unusual" terms. Biden faced charges of felony gun possession and failing to pay taxes. The committees are conducting an inquiry into this contentious plea deal.
PJ Media: Unhinged Liberals Accuse RFK Jr. of Using Secret Nazi Code on Twitter
DHS denies Secret Service protection to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., despite his family history and security concerns. RFK Jr. criticizes the decision on Twitter.
Washington Free Beacon: ISIS Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Bombing That Killed 45
The Islamic State claims responsibility for a suicide bombing at a political rally in northwest Pakistan, killing 45 people. The attack raises security concerns ahead of the upcoming national election.
Fox News: Kerry ripped for demanding agriculture emission cuts: ‘Bankrupt every farmer in America’
John Kerry, the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, faced heavy criticism on social media for his comment about reducing emissions from the agriculture industry to achieve "net zero" emissions. Critics accused him of wanting to destroy the agriculture industry. Republicans, including Congresswoman Mary Miller and Senator Ted Cruz, denounced Kerry's remarks as detrimental to American farmers. Kerry's office responded by stating that he believes in collaborating with farmers to reduce climate emissions and that he supports investments in climate-smart agricultural innovation.
The Right Scoop: [UPDATE: ‘Casual Conversation’] – Oversight Democrat suddenly SPINNING LIKE A TOP to justify Biden speaking to Hunter business partners
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Democrat Dan Goldman argues that it is reasonable for Joe Biden to communicate with his son's business associates. However, Archer's testimony indicates that Biden was intimately involved in his son's business dealings. Democrats are now faced with the task of addressing Biden's repeated lies on the matter.
Fox News: Biden called out for finally acknowledging 7th grandchild in 'Friday night news dump'
OutKick columnist Mary Katharine Ham criticized President Biden for acknowledging his granddaughter, Hunter's daughter Navy, during a news dump. Ham questioned the timing and highlighted Hunter's previous legal battles and denial of child support. She believed the Bidens mishandled the situation. Biden finally spoke out about Navy, emphasizing that it was a family matter and they wanted what was best for all their grandchildren.
National Review: Facing Tough Primary, Kentucky Governor Rewrites His Record on Child Gender Transition
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear denies supporting gender-reassignment surgery for minors in his campaign for reelection, despite vetoing a bill banning the surgery. Republican critics argue that he is misleading voters. The Republican Governors Association released an ad highlighting Beshear's past positions, which was later removed from YouTube for violating hate-speech rules.
Daily Wire: House Oversight Members Confirm President Biden Was Present During Son’s Foreign Business Phone Calls
Hunter Biden's former business partner confirmed that President Joe Biden was on more than twenty calls with his son during a closed-door hearing. The witness alleged that Hunter Biden put then-Vice President Joe Biden on speakerphone during conversations with foreign business partners.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Trashes Trump For Raising Biden-Ukraine Connection—But Fails To Mention Devon Archer
Americans woke up to two different narratives on Monday. Right-leaning outlets like Fox News were focused on the testimony of Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, who was expected to reveal Joe Biden's alleged involvement in corrupt foreign business deals. On the other hand, MSNBC's Morning Joe criticized Trump for making similar allegations and failed to mention Archer's testimony. The divide between these news channels shows how Americans are living in parallel universes when it comes to politics.
#society
Breitbart: San Francisco Officials Investigate Elon Musk's Giant Flashing 'X' Sign on Twitter HQ
City officials in San Francisco are investigating Elon Musk's giant "X" sign on the roof of Twitter's headquarters for lacking permits. The sign, installed as part of a rebranding effort, has sparked controversy due to flashing lights. Despite attempts by city inspectors to access the roof, Twitter has denied them entry.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Dr Martens used to be a brand of non-conformity—now
it champions women cutting their breasts off to be their true
selves
British shoe brand Dr. Martens is giving away a pair of boots with a painting of a woman with double mastectomy scars. The boots received mixed reactions on social media, with many pointing out the health risks of cosmetic double mastectomies.
Breitbart: Sports Radio Host Fired for 'Barbie' Comments to Female Reporter
Sports radio host Don Geronimo, real name Michael Sorce, was fired after making sexist comments towards TV reporter Sharla McBride, referring to her as a "Barbie" and insinuating she was a cheerleader. The Washington Commanders barred iHeartMedia, Geronimo's employer, from their training camp in response, and Geronimo has since been let go.
Red State: The Report That Gen Z are All Democrats Is Greatly Exaggerated
Gen Z high school boys are trending conservative, while girls are trending left. Boys are seeking out alternative sources of information and entertainment that don't view masculinity as defective. Girls are drawn to the Democratic Party's inclusive message. However, these political preferences may change as they get older, and the Democrats' disdain for men may push more men to vote Republican.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Poland sends 508 Tesla Powerwall batteries to bolster Ukraine’s critical infrastructure
Poland sends 508 Tesla Powerwall batteries to Ukraine to strengthen critical infrastructure against potential Russian attacks on the electricity grid. The batteries will provide backup power to schools, hospitals, and other essential facilities.
Euromaidan Press: Advanced combat drone crashes on Russian village, highlighting active deployment
An advanced Russian combat drone, known as the Inokhodets, crashes near a village in Taganrog, highlighting its active deployment. The drone, designed for reconnaissance and strike missions, represents an advanced iteration of the Orion UAV and has been observed participating in Russia's war against Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: GOP Pushes for Public Release of Classified Info Related to Afghan Withdrawal
Congressional Republicans are pushing for the declassification of a dissent cable that allegedly shows the Biden administration knew about the Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan. The legislation, filed by Rep. Darrell Issa, aims to pressure the State Department into publicly disclosing the document, which Republicans believe is crucial to their investigation into the Afghanistan withdrawal. The bill has garnered support from other Republican lawmakers and is expected to move forward in the House.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Fed Rate Hike And Powell's Remarks Impact Stocks And ETFs
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates, causing mixed reactions in the market. Some companies, such as Meta Data Ltd. and Snap, Inc., saw their stock prices rise, while others, like Sirius XM Holdings Inc. and Teledyne Technologies Inc., experienced losses. The Dow Jones Index had a 13th straight positive session.
#health
Flag And Cross: 7-Year-Old Boy Holds Fishing Rod With Bionic Limb In Inspirational Moment
Seven-year-old Alex Sparkes, who was born without an arm, has received a £13,000 bionic limb and can now hold a fishing rod, fulfilling a lifelong dream. The prosthetic arm, gifted by plumber James Anderson, has given Alex newfound independence and the ability to perform everyday tasks. The arm has made a significant impact on Alex's life, allowing him to feel complete.
Daily Wire: Madonna Praises Her Kids, Says She’s ‘Lucky’ To ‘Be Alive’ After Hospitalization
Madonna expresses gratitude for the support of her children and friends after her recent health scare. She reflects on her hospitalization and realizes how lucky she is to be alive.
Flag And Cross: Study Shows TV Shows Can Have Strong Emotional Impact On Viewers
A study reveals that 40% of people feel emotional after watching "Grey's Anatomy." 81% of Americans say their mood influences what they watch, and the average person can feel the emotional impact of what they watch for up to two hours afterward. Watching shows can help cure a bad day and many people have favorite shows that cater to different moods.
Fox News: Georgia resident dies from rare brain-eating amoeba found in freshwater lakes
A Georgia resident dies from a rare brain-eating amoeba contracted from swimming in freshwater. The infection destroys brain tissue and usually leads to death.
#education
The Blaze: School district’s new 4th- and 5th- grade sex ed curriculum uses phrases ‘boys and people with a penis,’ ‘girls and people with a vulva,’ ‘assigned sex at birth’
A Nevada school district approves a controversial gender-neutral sexual education curriculum. Parents criticize it as misleading and overly sexual for 4th-5th graders.
Fox News: California parents sue over law preventing religious schools from using state funds for special ed students
Jewish parents in CA fighting against law denying equal education funding to disabled students in religious schools.
#crime
Fox News: Florida suspect accused of attacking, spitting on woman holding a baby
A man in Florida was arrested for assaulting a woman holding a child. Jeanty Falando Altenor, 33, is charged with child abuse and battery. The incident occurred in Stock Island, Florida.
The Blaze: Mob stomps to death nightclub security guard — described as 'family-oriented man' and father of 2 — on Hollywood street, police say
A security guard was stomped to death outside a Hollywood nightclub. The victim, identified as Daniel Sandifer, was confronted by a large group for unknown reasons and was kicked and stomped to death. The suspects fled the scene and no arrests have been made.
Daily Wire: American Nurse With Christian Aid Group Kidnapped In Haiti Alongside Child
American nurse Alix Dorsainvil and her child were kidnapped in Haiti. The Christian aid group she works for is coordinating with authorities. Kidnappings are frequent in Haiti, and the State Department advises against traveling there.
Fox News: Ex-Auburn football player was locked in nasty custody battle before wife’s alleged murder plot
Former beauty pageant contestant Lindsay Shiver, her lover Terrance Bethel, and alleged hitman Faron Newbold are accused of plotting to murder Lindsay's estranged husband, Robert Shiver, in the midst of a bitter divorce and custody battle. The couple appeared to have a perfect marriage, but it took a turn when Robert discovered Lindsay's affair. Lindsay's lawyer claimed that Robert had been physically and mentally abusive, while Robert accused Lindsay of hiding money and cutting her off financially. Lindsay and her accomplices were arrested in the Bahamas after the police uncovered the murder plot.
Breitbart: Illegal Medical Lab with Contaminants, Links to China Shut Down in California
An illegal medical lab with Chinese links was found in California. Over 800 chemicals were discovered, including infectious agents like E. Coli and malaria. Inhumane conditions for hundreds of mice were also uncovered.
#sports
Forbes: After Joining The 250-Win Club, Will Justin Verlander Follow Max Scherzer Out Of New York?
Justin Verlander of the New York Mets became the 14th pitcher in Mets history to win six games with the club and the 49th major league pitcher to reach 250 wins. However, his future with the Mets is uncertain as trade rumors circulate amidst a disappointing season for the team. Verlander expressed his commitment to winning with the Mets but also stated he would be open to a trade if the organization decides to go in a different direction.
Forbes: Can The Houston Rockets Become A Top 15 Offense Or Defense This Season?
The Houston Rockets have made significant changes to their roster in an attempt to improve their offense and defense. They have acquired players like Fred VanVleet, Jeff Green, and Dillon Brooks to address their offensive struggles, particularly in terms of ball handling and three-point shooting. However, while these additions will likely improve the team, it is unlikely that they will become a top-15 offense in the upcoming season. On the defensive end, the Rockets have historically struggled and will need to rely on young talent like Jabari Smith Jr. and Alperen Sengun to make improvements. While the defense should see some improvement, it is unlikely that they will rank much higher than 20th in the league.
Fox News: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reveals position in Zack Martin contract holdout: ‘We need the money to pay Parsons’
Dallas Cowboys right guard Zack Martin is holding out of training camp for a new deal, but owner Jerry Jones says he won't get it due to other roster needs, including paying star edge rusher Micah Parsons. Martin, a dominant offensive lineman, ranks only eighth among the highest-paid guards. Jones emphasized the team's financial priorities, stating that they need money to pay future players and can't redo all contracts.
#science
The New American: H2O, Not CO2 May Be Driving Summer Heat Wave - The New American
H2O, not CO2, may be driving hotter temperatures due to a volcanic eruption in Tonga that injected a large amount of water vapor into the atmosphere. The excess water vapor could potentially warm the surface and contribute to warmer summers in the future.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Hiking Pants for Men of 2023
Hiking pants for men need to be durable, functional, and comfortable. Some top picks include the Arc'teryx Gamma LT Pant for overall weather protection, the Fjallraven Keb Trouser for winter conditions, the Coalatree Trailhead Pants for three-season wear, the Kuhl Renegade Convertible Pants for versatility, and the Columbia Pilsner Peak Pants for those on a budget. When choosing hiking pants, consider the materials, style, durability, and breathability to find the best fit for your needs.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: EV Owner Plugs Car Into Outlet Without Permission in Montana Town, Winds Up on Front Page of Newspaper
Chad Lauterbach, a nationally prominent taxidermist, made headlines when he plugged his Tesla Model Y into an unlocked utility outlet in a small town in Montana. The town's gossip mill went into overdrive, but Lauterbach ended up paying for the electricity and the locals had a good laugh. This story highlights the challenges of electric vehicle charging in remote areas.
#other
Forbes: Alabama AG Sued For Threatening Charges If Groups Arrange Out-Of-State Abortion Travel
The Yellowhammer Fund, which helps Alabama residents access legal abortions out of state, is suing the state Attorney General for threatening to prosecute anyone who assists in this process. The Fund argues that these threats violate their constitutional rights and are forcing them to stop operating. The Fund is asking a federal court to declare the threats unconstitutional and to prohibit their enforcement.
Breitbart: Pakistan: Potential ISIS Suicide Attack Kills Dozens, Including Five Children, at Islamist Meeting
A suspected suicide bombing at an Islamist political event in Pakistan kills 46 people and injures over 150. The attack is believed to have been carried out by ISIS-K, targeting the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan Fazl (JUI-F) party. The JUI-F is a regional power allied with the government and participates in elections.