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31 Jul 2023
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#politics
Red State: Trump’s Campaign Is Drowning in Legal Fees: Can His Candidacy Survive?
Former President Donald Trump's legal troubles are impacting his campaign in multiple ways. On one hand, his popularity among conservatives is rising as they see the legal challenges as politically motivated. However, his campaign's war chest is taking a hit, with over $40 million spent on legal fees. While the political action committee supporting Trump's bid is funding the legal bills, criticism from both sides raises concerns about his campaign's spending and potential fundraising challenges. Despite his popularity among conservatives, the impact of his legal issues on his ability to campaign is still uncertain.
Liberty Nation: The Double-Edged Sword of Devon Archer’s Testimony
The highly anticipated testimony of a long-time business partner of Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, before the House Oversight Committee could potentially tie President Biden to his son's business dealings. The White House has changed its tune, now claiming that Joe Biden was not "involved" in Hunter's affairs. However, Archer's upcoming testimony could either provide the smoking gun Republicans are hoping for or bury their efforts altogether. The timing of Archer's upcoming prison sentence and the possibility of intimidating him raises questions, but the DOJ clarified that it does not want Archer to surrender before his testimony is completed.
Republicans are pinning their hopes on Devon Archer's testimony to bolster their case against President Biden, but it may backfire. Archer, a close friend of the Bidens, could confirm that Joe Biden had minimal influence over business decisions and that his interactions were simply spending time with his son. The House GOP-led Committee's hype surrounding Archer's testimony suggests a strategic attempt to create ambiguity in the media or that they possess compelling evidence. The timing of Archer's prison sentence is also suspicious, but the DOJ clarified it does not want him to surrender before his testimony is complete.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Where You At?
Readers share books that influenced their politics. Midwest identity debated. Language quibbles noted.
#crime
Liberty Nation: Retail Giants Mourn Rise of Mexican Cartels in Theft Crisis
Mexican drug cartels are expanding their criminal activities to include organized retail theft in the US, selling stolen goods online and laundering profits through Chinese brokers. This "organized retail crime" is estimated to be a $70 billion enterprise per year. The problem has escalated, with an increase in violent attacks on retail stores and employees. The culture of lawlessness within the retail sector has contributed to this surge, with woke big-box stores supporting radical groups that advocate for defunding the police. The lax law enforcement and demonization of law enforcement have created an environment that allows Mexican cartels to thrive.
#sports
The American Spectator: The Girls of Summer
Two skilled tennis players battle it out at the Washington D.C. tennis tournament. The taller girl shows her dominance with her forehand and volley game, ultimately winning the match.
Forbes: Milwaukee Bucks 2023 Offseason Tiers: End Of Bench
The Milwaukee Bucks have filled out their roster with three players who are projected to spend most of their time on the bench. Chris Livingston, a young player with potential, has been given a four-year contract despite his lack of NBA-ready skills. Robin Lopez returns to the Bucks in a reduced role, serving as an emergency reserve. Thanasis Antetokounmpo has been re-signed primarily for his impact on team chemistry.
Forbes: Surpassing Expectations Is Now Expected For Justin Marks And Trackhouse Racing
Nascar team owner Justin Marks is determined to shake up the sport and change the traditional model. His team, Trackhouse Racing, has made waves with their unique approach to social media, marketing, and racecar design. Marks credits the acquisition of Chip Ganassi Racing and signing driver Ross Chastain as key moves that have propelled the team's success. With the recent sponsorship from Anheuser-Busch and plans to expand into other industries in Nashville, Trackhouse is breaking stigmas and proving that things can be done differently in Nascar.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Hydro Flask Water Bottles Are Majorly On Sale at Amazon—Starting at Just $23
Amazon is currently having a big sale on Hydro Flask reusable water bottles, with prices starting at under $25. These stainless steel bottles can keep your drinks cold for over 24 hours or hot for 12.
#technology
Forbes: How AI Music Startup AudioShake Is Expanding Content Localization
A.I. music startup AudioShake is revolutionizing the music industry with its on-demand platform and API that allows content creators to localize their content through dubbing. By utilizing their AI music-separation technology, AudioShake allows artists to apply audio content to different uses such as karaoke, gaming, dubbing, and social apps. The company's deep learning AI solution focuses on B2B speech, dialogue, and music separation, enabling creators to reach a wider audience and engage fans beyond their local market.