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31 Jul 2023
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#politics
Daily Wire: Burgum Highlights Key ‘Lever’ Needed To Win Cold War Versus China
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, running for the Republican Party's presidential nomination, emphasizes the need for the U.S. to focus on the economy, energy, and national security. He calls for a shift in energy policy to sell energy to allies and border security as a priority. Burgum also discusses the importance of a strong economy to compete with China in the Cold War, highlighting the need for smarter management and leveraging energy policy.
Breitbart: Exclusive—MTG: Devon Archer Had 'Productive' Congressional Testimony
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene praises Devon Archer's testimony before the House Oversight Committee, stating that it was "productive." Archer's testimony is significant due to his involvement with Hunter Biden and their business deals with Chinese interests. The Department of Justice allegedly tried to prevent Archer from testifying, but he finally appeared. Greene believes that Archer's testimony could implicate him in further crimes.
Red State: REPORT: Crux of Devon Archer's Testimony Was 'We Sold Access Essentially - This Was Our Brand'
Hunter Biden's business partner, Devon Archer, testified before Congress about Joe Biden's involvement in their business dealings, contradicting the Democratic narrative that it was merely family matters. Professor Jonathan Turley emphasized that this was not a private family matter but rather a family business centered around influence peddling. The American people see this as a serious issue, and the question remains: why did Joe Biden lie about his involvement?
The Blaze: Exposing Jack Smith's web of CORRUPTION targeting Trump
Mark Levin is investigating corruption within the Department of Justice, focusing on Jack Smith and his staff. He uncovers a web of connections between Smith, Merrick Garland, Lisa Monaco, Marshall Miller, and others. Smith, who oversaw questionable actions during his time at the Criminal Division, is believed to be a hired gun working for the Democrats. The appointment of Smith as special counsel is seen as a cover-up.
Red State: NEW: Democrats Claim Hunter Biden's Calls to Joe During Business Meetings Were Due to Grief Over Beau Biden's Death
Democrats are using three arguments to deflect from investigating allegations against Hunter Biden: he's a private citizen, he needed support due to his drug problem after his brother's death, and Joe Biden never discussed business with him. Democrats claim Joe Biden's firing of the Ukrainian prosecutor wasn't desired by Burisma. However, text messages between Hunter and Joe suggest otherwise.
National Review: The Corner: DOJ Does What Trump Was Indicted for Doing
Hunter Biden and the Biden Justice Department falsely claimed that payments made to Hunter by Patrick Ho were legal fees paid to his law firm when they were not. The $1 million payment was made to Owasco LLC, not Owasco PC, and it was eventually transferred to Owasco LLC with a notation for "Dr Patrick Ho Chi Ping Representation". Hunter Biden personally entered into an agreement with Ho for legal representation, yet claimed in court that his law firm was involved. This raises questions about the Department of Justice's actions.
Breitbart: Mark Levin: Special Counsel Jack Smith Is a 'Hit Man'
Mark Levin criticizes the special counsel investigating former President Trump, accusing him of piling on charges and targeting Trump and his associates. Levin argues that the special counsel's team is biased and connected to Democratic officials, and he questions the integrity of the judges involved in the case.
Forbes: Hunter Biden’s Ex-Friend Devon Archer Denies President Talked Business With Son’s Associates: The Biggest Allegations Involving Hunter Biden And His Father, Explained
Hunter Biden's ex-business partner testified before the House Oversight Committee, claiming he witnessed President Biden speaking with Hunter's foreign business partners. However, he clarified that the conversations were casual and did not involve business discussions. The claims linking the president to his son's business dealings remain largely unproven.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Tebow Posts Heart-Wrenching Video About Trafficked Children, Warns 'Discretion Advised'
Former football star Tim Tebow takes to social media platform X to bring awareness to the issue of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Tebow launches unKNOWN, an initiative to protect children from sexual abuse, and highlights the alarming number of images and videos of abuse circulating on the internet. He emphasizes the role of fathers and trusted individuals in perpetrating these crimes and urges people to take action to end the suffering of these children.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Intensive Russian shelling killed four, wounded 18 civilians in Ukraine’s Kherson
Intensive Russian shelling kills four, wounds 18 civilians in Ukraine's Kherson.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UFO whistleblower, GOP lawmaker urge increased transparency on Pentagon's UAPs program: 'It's beyond belief'
Former Navy pilot Ryan Graves and Rep. Tim Burchett called for transparency from the U.S. government regarding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) after a congressional hearing with military whistleblowers. Graves highlighted the shocking revelations made during the hearing and emphasized the need for Congress to address the issue. Burchett advocated for the creation of a select committee on UAPs, expressing concern over the potential risks to national security and the safety of Americans. Both individuals emphasized the importance of transparency and the dangers of withholding critical information.
#economy
Fox News: 'Improvised and atrocious': Italy looks to leave China deal, reversing decision of previous government
Italy's Defense Minister, Guido Crosetto, announced that Italy will withdraw from the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) while maintaining relations with China. The decision comes after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's visit to the US, where she stated that Italy was still considering its options regarding the deal. Italy's participation in the BRI, which aims to create a new Silk Road connecting China with other parts of Asia and Europe, was heavily criticized and seen as an "improvised and atrocious act." The pact did not benefit Italy's economy, as Chinese exports to Italy increased significantly while Italian exports to China did not.
#military
Washington Free Beacon: Poll: Confidence in US Military at Lowest Point in 25 Years
Americans' confidence in the military has reached its lowest point since 1997, with only 60 percent expressing trust. This decline has been witnessed across political affiliations, with Republicans experiencing the sharpest drop. Experts have warned that the Biden administration's focus on "woke" initiatives, such as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training, is contributing to a military recruitment crisis and leaving the armed forces ill-prepared for combat. The Pentagon has invested millions in DEI programs, further eroding public faith in the military.
#health
Fox News: Phoenix welcomes respite from record-breaking 31-day heatwave as monsoon rains arrive
After a scorching 31-day stretch of temperatures surpassing 110 degrees Fahrenheit, Phoenix received some relief with monsoon rains from Mexico. However, temperatures are expected to rise above 110 degrees again later in the week. Health officials have confirmed 25 heat-related deaths in Maricopa County in July, with 249 more deaths under investigation for potential heat links.
Breitbart: WSJ: Climate Change Alarmism Is ‘a Real Mental Disorder’
Wall Street Journal writer, Allysia Finley, argues that climate alarmists and the mainstream media are exaggerating the effects of hot summer weather, causing unnecessary panic. She claims that the current portrayal of heatwaves as indicators of a climate catastrophe is not supported by the reality of weather patterns. Finley suggests that many people are able to critically analyze these reports and form objective opinions, but warns against allowing irrational fear to dominate.
Forbes: NIH Opens Clinical Trials For Long Covid Treatment
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is launching a second phase of clinical trials to address the long-term impacts of Covid-19, known as long Covid. The trials will focus on treating the immune system, neurological impacts, sleep-related issues, and problems in the autonomic nervous system. The NIH is investing $1.15 billion in its RECOVER initiative, making it the largest program worldwide to understand, treat, and prevent long Covid.
Flag And Cross: Promising Vaccine Shows Potential To Reduce Alzheimer's Impact
A new vaccine targeting a protein involved in Alzheimer's disease shows promise in eliminating toxic cells in mice. The vaccine reduces amyloid plaques, inflammation, and improves behavior and awareness. With soaring dementia cases, researchers hope this vaccine could be a potential way to prevent or modify the disease.
#education
Fox News: Florida university fires professor over dubious racial bias studies, damage to school may be ‘catastrophic’
A Florida university fires a professor for negligence in managing racial bias studies, resulting in article retractions.
#crime
The Blaze: Prosecutors in Hunter Biden case once demanded prison for ex-police chief who broke same tax statute as Hunter allegedly did
Two prosecutors who handled the Hunter Biden case were previously involved in a similar case against another public figure. The individual in question was charged with failing to file tax returns, the same crime that Hunter Biden is expected to plead guilty to. The previous case resulted in a 10-month prison sentence, but prosecutors are offering Biden a plea deal that would allow him to avoid jail time altogether. The leniency of Biden's deal has raised questions and caused criticism.
Fox News: Cardi B accused of battery after flinging mic at fan during Vegas concert
Rapper Cardi B is facing accusations of battery after she allegedly threw a microphone at a fan who splashed a drink at her during a performance in Las Vegas. A police report has been filed, but no arrests have been made. The district attorney for Las Vegas could charge Cardi B with simple assault.
Fox News: Barrel with body found at Malibu beach, California authorities say
Authorities in Malibu, California are investigating human remains found in a 55-gallon drum at Malibu Lagoon State Beach. Details about the remains, such as gender, age, and cause of death, have not been released.
#sports
Fox News: Tommy McClelland appointed as athletic director at Rice University
Tommy McClelland, former AD at Louisiana Tech, has been named athletic director at Rice University. Rice President Reginald DesRoches is excited to have someone with McClelland's experience and integrity leading the athletic department.
The Blaze: Jonathan Isaac: 'This is what the media did to me that red-pilled me'
Orlando Magic player Jonathan Isaac faces challenges from teammates, media, and fans for not kneeling during the national anthem and refusing the COVID-19 vaccine. He disagrees with the Black Lives Matter organization and questions the media bias and propaganda. Isaac stands by his decisions despite the pushback.
Breitbart: REPORT: Non-Binary Rugby Player Who Injured Women was Named 'Hardest Hitter'
A "non-binary" rugby player named Ash Davis, previously known as the "hardest hitter" in the men's team, injured three women players in a match. The rugby club is reluctant to speak up against Davis due to fear of being labeled transphobic.
#outdoors
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On The Water: Low-Impact Tactics for Summer Stripers
Kayak fishing is a low-impact way to catch fish and reduce fish mortality. By releasing fish properly and using the right techniques and hooks, we can have a positive impact on the future of striper fishing.
#other
Fox News: FAA investigating near miss between Allegiant airplane and private jet
Federal officials are investigating a close call between an Allegiant Air plane and a private jet near Fort Lauderdale. Both pilots received collision-threat warnings and took evasive action.
Newsbusters: CNN & MSNBC Barely Mention Archer, Instead Bring Up Trump 759 Times
CNN and MSNBC focused extensively on Donald Trump, mentioning him a total of 759 times between 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. while only discussing Devon Archer, a witness testifying before the House Oversight committee, 48 times. MSNBC's Morning Joe mentioned Trump 70 times during the 8:00 a.m. hour alone. In comparison, Archer was not mentioned during the four-hour program. Despite Archer's testimony, both networks provided little meaningful information and dismissed the ongoing investigation into the Biden family by House Republicans.
Fox News: Disgruntled CNN employees feel ‘grass is greener’ at rival NBC News, media insider says
Disgruntled CNN employees are leaving for NBC News, causing a mass exodus. Longtime CNN anchor Christine Romans and entertainment reporter Chloe Melas are among those expected to make the move. CNN has been struggling with low morale and an identity crisis.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Wages War on America’s Favorite Vehicles: Trucks
The Biden administration's new fuel efficiency rules aim to improve fuel efficiency in trucks by 4 percent per year from 2027 to 2032, targeting the "truckification" of America. The proposal also aims to ensure that two-thirds of new vehicles sold in the US are electric by 2032. However, critics argue that electric vehicles require large amounts of minerals mined outside the US, leading to increased carbon emissions and potential negative impacts on the environment.