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#politics
Fox News: Oklahoma Legislature overrides Stitt veto, upholds tribal tobacco compact
The Oklahoma Legislature overrides Governor Stitt's veto, extending Native tribes' tobacco sales compact for another year. Stitt wants to prevent expansion of tobacco sales on tribal land.
Red State: Trump Throws Down the Gauntlet: Threatens House GOP Over Impeaching Biden
Former President Trump threatens House Republicans who are hesitant about impeaching President Biden, vowing to support primary challenges. Trump criticizes Republicans for not taking action against corruption allegations and urges them to "play tough." Senate Republicans remain skeptical about impeachment, but House Republicans may be warming up to the idea. The upcoming election will be fought in courthouses and Congress, with Trump facing multiple criminal prosecutions and Republicans hoping to put Biden on trial. Pressure is mounting on Republican lawmakers to act against Biden, with whistleblowers coming forward. It seems Biden's reckoning may be approaching.
Newsbusters: Dealing In Deceit: VP Harris Pushes Abortion During Iowa Visit
In a recent visit to Iowa, Vice President Kamala Harris falsely claimed that one can support abortion and still uphold their faith. She also stated that abortion bans infringe on women's fundamental freedom. Critics called out Harris for her lies and argued that abortion goes against the principles of the Holy Bible. Additionally, Harris falsely asserted that states with abortion bans do not offer support to women suffering from miscarriages. Overall, Harris's advocacy for abortion and willingness to deceive is deeply disturbing.
Daily Wire: X Lawyer Threatens Legal Action Against Non-Profit Targeting ‘Hate Speech’ On Platform
X, formerly known as Twitter, threatened legal action against the Center for Countering Digital Hate for publishing content that harm X's business and spread false and misleading claims. X's attorney accused the center of receiving funds from other social media platforms and warned of employing legal tools to prevent false claims. The center's CEO called Musk a bully who uses attack dogs to silence critics, while Musk questioned who funds the center and called them evil.
Newsbusters: Washington Examiner’s ‘Liberal Media Scream’ With the MRC’s Assessment
Liberal Media Screams feature biased coverage of Hunter Biden scandals and calls for the GOP to move on . CNN's Fareed Zakaria tells Biden he's been a great president and dismisses concerns about his age . MSNBC historian Jon Meacham labels all GOP hopefuls as insurrectionists . CNN's Ron Brownstein criticizes Southern states for trying to maintain values instead of embracing inclusion . Incoming CNN host Charles Barkley calls CNN "the Titanic" .
Red State: REPORT: Then-VP Joe Biden Was on Hunter's Business Calls, Including With Burisma Founder Zlochevsky, to Sell 'The Brand'
Former Hunter Biden business associate, Devon Archer, testified that adding Hunter to Burisma's board helped promote the Biden family brand. Archer also revealed that Hunter Biden called his father, then Vice President Joe Biden, more than 20 times and put him on speakerphone. Joe Biden participated in business meetings with Hunter's foreign business partners who were known to be involved in government corruption. Hunter Biden received $3.5 million from Elena Baturina, the widow of a former Moscow mayor, in 2014. These revelations further implicate the Biden family in questionable business dealings.
Red State: NH Governor Chris Sununu Beats His Never Trump Drum, but Encourages 'Trust the Process' on Biden Crimes
Governor Chris Sununu criticizes Republicans for not expressing concerns about the Jack Smith indictments against former President Trump and the allegations of Biden family corruption. Sununu goes on to discuss the potential for Trump to play the victim card and his belief that Trump cannot win the votes in the 2024 election. Sununu also hedges his bets, saying he would support Trump if he becomes the GOP nominee but believes he won't be. He praises other Republican candidates and discusses the opportunity to filter out candidates through the Iowa/New Hampshire primaries. Overall, Sununu appears to be a globalist insider who enjoys bashing his party and refuses to give credit to Trump.
The Blaze: Video: Song about murdering white farmers sung in stadium packed with South African Marxists
South Africa's Marxist-Leninist political party, the Economic Freedom Fighters, celebrated its 10th anniversary over the weekend. Party leader Julius Malema led his followers in singing an anti-white hate song, prompting outrage and concern from South African Twitter CEO Elon Musk. The controversial song has sparked debate about hate speech and incitement of violence.
The Federalist Papers: Illinois Governor Signs Bill Allowing Foreign Nationals To Arrest American Citizens
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill allowing non-U.S. citizens, including illegal immigrants, to become police officers. Opponents argue that this is madness and a breach of democracy. The bill goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.
#society
Daily Wire: Lee Greenwood Warns What Will Happen If Cancel Culture Isn’t Stopped
Country music artist Lee Greenwood issued a warning about the future of America if cancel culture continues. He expressed concern over the recent attempt to cancel Jason Aldean and emphasized that freedom of expression is under attack in the country music industry and throughout the culture. Greenwood shared his own experience of being "canceled" and vowed to commit the rest of his life to freedom of expression and supporting America's veterans.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Intel: Russia forcibly conscripts up to 60,000 in occupied Ukraine
Russian occupiers have forcibly conscripted up to 60,000 men in Ukraine's occupied territories, sending them untrained to the frontline, according to Ukrainian military intelligence. Lives in Donbas and Luhansk are considered expendable, and surrendering is often the only way to survive.
#military
Forbes: Biden Reverses Trump’s Plan For Alabama U.S. Space Command—Will Reportedly Keep It In Colorado
In a reversal of a controversial decision by former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden has decided to keep the U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado, preserving the country's military readiness. The headquarters had been slated to move to Huntsville, Alabama.
#health
Fox News: Suzanne Somers reveals breast cancer returned: 'This is familiar battleground'
Suzanne Somers has battled breast cancer for the second time and has been living with cancer for decades. She uses a combination of alternative and conventional medicine to keep it at bay. She is grateful for the support of her husband and family.
#crime
Fox News: Princeton University student pleads guilty to joining mob's Jan. 6 attack on Capitol
Larry Fife Giberson, a former Princeton student, pleaded guilty to participating in the attack on police officers during the Capitol riot. He waved others into the tunnel and cheered on the rioters using weapons and pepper spray. Giberson pleaded guilty to interfering with police and awaits sentencing.
Fox News: Mississippi woman found guilty of threatening federal judge with violent emails
Woman found guilty of threatening federal judge with violent emails. Faces prison time and fine.
Fox News: Boston suspect arrested for allegedly stealing car with toddler inside: police
A Massachusetts man, Cristofanes Mendes, has been arrested for stealing a pickup truck with a child inside. The theft occurred in Dorchester on July 14. Mendes dropped off the child and fled in the stolen truck.
Forbes: SEC Sues Crypto Founder For Using Funds On Luxury Purchases—Including A 555-Carat Black Diamond
Richard Heart, a crypto influencer, has been charged by the SEC for raising over $1 billion in unregistered securities and using investor funds for luxurious purchases, including a rare black diamond. Heart's crypto entities, Hex, PulseChain, and PulseX, were also charged with conducting unregistered offerings. The SEC alleges that Heart spent millions on sports cars, watches, and other luxury items without disclosing the use of investor funds.
Fox News: Ohio police chief arrested in Florida after allegedly assaulting homeless man
Boston Heights Police Chief Chad McArdle, 40, was arrested in Florida for allegedly attacking a homeless man. McArdle claimed he was stabbed but had no wounds. Homeless man recognized McArdle as his attacker.
#sports
Fox News: Canada's Allysha Chapman goes on explicit tirade toward Australia coach, caught on hot mic
During the Women's World Cup, Canada lost to Australia and defender Allysha Chapman berated the Australian coach. The match ended with Australia winning 4-0.
Fox News: Jets' Aaron Rodgers on darkness retreat flak: Critics 'might benefit the most'
Aaron Rodgers faced criticism for his darkness retreat, but ultimately made the decision to continue his NFL career with a trade to the New York Jets. Rodgers expressed that many people misunderstand his actions and that those who criticized him could benefit from the experiences he went through. Despite considering other options, Rodgers felt that joining the Jets was the best opportunity for him.
Forbes: As World Cup Spectatorship Soars, Sponsors Reap The Benefits Of Increasing Exposure
The 2023 Women's World Cup is breaking attendance and viewership records, providing high exposure for sponsors and businesses. Ticket sales have surpassed previous tournaments, and viewership numbers have shown a steady increase. Sponsors are reaping the benefits, as data suggests that investing in women's sports provides greater returns than men's. Consumers are more interested in brands partnering with the Women's World Cup, and women athletes draw higher rates of engagement on social media. This could lead to a shift in investment from men's sports to women's sports in the future.
Fox News: JT Poston misses out on $260,000 after risky play at 3M Open: 'We’re not coming here to finish second'
J.T. Poston's bold play at the 3M Open cost him $260,000. Despite trying to catch up to the leader, his decision backfired, resulting in a triple bogey.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch an Alaskan Brown Bear Take Down a Moose in the Middle of a River
Last week, a fishing guide in Alaska filmed a brown bear preying on an adult moose in a swift-running river. The bear chased the moose, eventually pushing it underwater by its neck and dragging it to shore to feed.
Backpacker: Missing Appalachian Trail Thru-Hiker Died in Vermont Floods, Police Say
Last week, the body of missing hiker Robert Kerker was found in Vermont's Stony Brook. His death is likely the third water-related casualty from July's floods.
#other
The American Spectator: Joe Biden Finally Acknowledges Seventh Grandchild
After years of silence, President Joe Biden publicly acknowledges his seventh grandchild, Navy Joan Roberts. The president calls it a family matter and states that he wants what is best for all his grandchildren. Hunter Biden, in his memoir, admits to his interaction with Roberts and his memory loss due to addiction.
Fox News: Pipeline operators agree to $12.5M payout for Montana, North Dakota oil spills
Pipeline operators, Belle Fourche and Bridger, have agreed to pay a $12.5 million penalty for crude oil spills in Montana and North Dakota. The spills occurred in 2015 and 2016, causing significant environmental damage. The operators are held accountable under the Clean Water Act and Pipeline Safety Laws.
Fox News: Biden administration distances itself from Pentagon official who bashed UFO hearing
Tensions rise as the director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) criticizes the recent congressional hearing on UFOs, calling it insulting to the Department of Defense and intelligence community. A UFO whistleblower alleges physical assaults and threats to their lives, while AARO denies any evidence of a reverse engineering program for non-human technology.