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3 Jul 2023
#politics
The New American: Convention of States: An Amendment Would Force the Feds to Stop Spending Our Money - The New American
The article discusses the Convention of States' focus on imposing fiscal restraints on the federal government. It argues that the U.S. Constitution does not grant the federal government the power to spend money or collect it in the current manner. It questions the effectiveness of new amendments in enforcing fiscal limits when the government has already disregarded existing constitutional limits.
Forbes: Musk Passes Obama As Most-Followed Person On Twitter (But Did He Stack The Deck?)
Elon Musk surpassed Barack Obama as the most-followed person on Twitter after flooding timelines with his own posts. Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, and owner of Twitter, has used the platform to enter the political sphere and reinstate accounts suspended for hate speech. Hate speech on Twitter has increased since Musk bought the company, according to a report.
Breitbart: Report: Senate Republicans Are 7 of the Top 10 Lawmakers Who Used Earmarks
Senate Republicans have been the top users of earmarks, with seven of the top 10 lawmakers being from the party. The renewed practice of earmarks is seen as a tool to give more power to Congress and rein in the Biden administration. Critics argue that it makes it harder for Republicans to distinguish themselves from Democrats as big spenders.
Fox News: Finland's economy minister steps down after 10 days in office following alleged Nazi references
Finland's economy minister, Vilhelm Junnila, resigned after facing criticism for making references to Nazis. Junnila congratulated a party member on their candidate number, "88," which is seen as a veiled salute to Hitler. Junnila apologized and survived a no-confidence vote, but further controversial material emerged, leading to his resignation.
Breitbart: Poll: Over One-Third GOP Voters Said They Would 'Never' Vote for Mike Pence
More than one-third of Republican primary voters said they would "never" vote for Mike Pence, leading the list of candidates in the latest Fox News survey. Meanwhile, 58 percent of Republican voters said they would "definitely" vote for Donald Trump.
#society
The Epoch Times: America the Beautiful Festival Celebrates Meaning of Freedom
Fun-filled America the Beautiful Festival in New York celebrates freedom and patriotism with music, demonstrations, and fireworks. Artists like Danny Griego and Keith Anderson emphasize the importance of freedom and the values of togetherness and love for one's country. The festival brings people together and fosters a sense of unity.
PJ Media: Women’s Wrestling and the Feminist Creed
In this article, the author expresses his hostility towards feminism and criticizes its impact on various aspects of society. He examines female wrestlers as a focus group to challenge the feminist claim of women's moral superiority over men. The author argues that female wrestlers exhibit the same brutal and violent behavior as their male counterparts, highlighting the contradiction between feminist ideals and the reality of female aggression.
The Blaze: Joe Rogan calls Dylan Mulvaney an 'attention whore' who is 'mentally ill' — blames ESG scores for disastrous Bud Light campaign
Podcaster Joe Rogan and rapper Ice Cube discussed the downfall of Bud Light's marketing campaign, particularly focusing on transgender content creator Dylvan Mulvaney's involvement. Rogan criticized Bud Light for giving attention to Mulvaney and called him "mentally ill." The pair also questioned the decision-making process of Bud Light and suggested that the move was an attempt to be more inclusive. Rogan referred to the concept of ESG scores and how corporate viewpoints influence investments. Ice Cube, who has been vocal about exposing "gatekeepers," expressed the need for change and said that the media and NBA have ignored his basketball league, the Big3.
Forbes: This Dog Grooming Video Rules Facebook In 2023
A video of a pomeranian getting a haircut in Turkey is the most-liked post on Facebook this year, with over 5.7 million likes and 203 million views. Another popular post shows bikers helping an elderly woman cross the street, receiving over 4.1 million likes and 81 million views.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to receive dozens of Leopard 1A5 tanks – Defense Express
Germany and Denmark will provide Ukraine with a batch of Leopard 1A5 tanks as part of their assistance. Although not a modern tank and lacking in armor protection, the tanks are equipped with thermal imaging systems.
The Epoch Times: 1 Month On, Kyiv’s Counter-Attack No ‘Easy Walkover,’ Western Officials Admit
Ukrainian forces have made minimal gains in their counter-offensive to retake Russian-held territory, according to Western and Ukrainian officials. The slow progress is attributed to entrenched Russian defenses. Russia claims that Ukrainian losses are greater than reported, while Ukraine hopes to join NATO but faces doubts due to the ongoing conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Expand EU Into Ukraine and Moldova to Counter Russia Says Eurocrat
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the need for the EU to address enlargement to include Ukraine and Moldova, citing the threat of Russian and Chinese influence. Support for Ukraine in its war with Russia was a priority for the Spanish presidency, with the EU providing financial aid and arms. The EU is also focused on migration reform and establishing dominance in artificial intelligence and digital security.
The Epoch Times: US Special Envoy for Iran on Leave; Security Clearance Under Review
U.S. Special Envoy for Iran Robert Malley is on leave and his security clearance is under review. He may have mishandled classified information. Malley had been working on getting the U.S. back into the Iran nuclear deal.
Human Events: Barbie movie banned in Vietnam over dispute with film’s depiction
of China’s maritime boundary
Vietnam has banned the new Barbie movie featuring Margo Robbie because it shows China's controversial nine-dash line in the South China Sea. The government deemed it a violation and removed the film from cinema chains' listings.
Fox News: Hezbollah outposts along Lebanese-Israeli border trigger UN response
Tensions rise as Hezbollah sets up tents on Lebanon-Israel border in disputed territory. UN peacekeeping force intervenes.
The Epoch Times: UK Rights Advocates Condemn Hong Kong National Security Police Over Bounties for Pro-Democracy Activists
Human rights advocates condemn arrest warrants and bounties issued against exiled pro-democracy activists in the UK, US, and Australia by Hong Kong's national security police. The activists are accused of violating national security offenses and advocating for the sanctioning of Hong Kong officials. The incident sparks calls for action from governments and criticism of Hong Kong's legal system.
#economy
Fox News: Investigation launched at North Carolina amusement park following discovery of roller coaster crack
State investigators were on site at Carowinds amusement park in North Carolina after a crack was found on a roller coaster's support beam.
Glass bottling plants in North Carolina faced closure, leaving 600 employees without jobs, amidst a Bud Light controversy.
The Epoch Times: Ex-US Treasury Secretary Issues Warning on New IRS Tax Proposal
Former Treasury Secretary Bay Buchanan warns Americans to be skeptical of the IRS's Direct File proposal, which would allow taxpayers to file their taxes directly with the agency. Buchanan argues that trusting the IRS to handle tax preparation would worsen filing problems and keep tax liability high. She also criticizes the effectiveness of government agencies in operating technology. The Direct File proposal is part of the Inflation Reduction Act, which gives the IRS funding to explore easier tax filing options. Tax preparation companies like TurboTax and H&R Block oppose the program, spending millions on lobbying efforts. Critics argue that the program is unnecessary and would cost taxpayers billions of dollars.
#history
Breitbart: Final Surviving D-Day French Commandos Dies Aged 100
Leon Gautier, the last surviving member of an elite French unit who participated in the D-Day invasion, has died at the age of 100. Gautier and his comrades in the Kieffer Commando unit played a crucial role in liberating western Europe from Nazi control. Despite suffering an injury during the war, Gautier lived a long life and remained a nationally known figure in France.
#health
The Epoch Times: ‘Death Knell’: New Regulations Could Spell End of Natural Health Products Industry, Advocate Says
Provisions in the 2023 federal budget regarding natural health products (NHPs) will be detrimental to the industry, warns the Natural Health Products Protection Association (NHPPA). The amendments in Bill C-47 will lead to increased fees, regulations, and censorship of NHP health information, causing businesses to shut down and reducing the number of available products. Health Canada argues that the changes will strengthen safety oversight, but the NHPPA believes they will be the "death knell" of the industry.
The Epoch Times: Amazon Clinic Faces Backlash for Privacy Policy
Privacy concerns arise as Amazon Clinic's policy requires patients to grant complete access to their health information, raising worries about data sharing and targeted advertising. Critics argue that the policy may violate privacy laws and lacks transparency.
Amazon's acquisition of One Medical for its telehealth service sparks concerns over patient privacy. The authorization required by Amazon grants the company complete access to patients' health information, leading to questions about potential privacy law violations and data sharing with third-party providers.
#education
National Review: Progressive Pundits Agree: Supreme Court Decisions Prove America Is Haven of Bigotry
The Supreme Court ruled against race-conscious admissions policies at Harvard and UNC, spurring debate on affirmative action's impact on Asian Americans. Critics fear a setback in equal rights progress.
#crime
Forbes: U.S. Sees Record Number Of Mass Shootings Halfway Through 2023
Mass shootings in the U.S. have reached a record high for the mid-year point, with over 330 incidents so far in 2022. This year is on track to surpass the previous record of 690 mass shootings in 2021. Gun-related deaths and injuries have also increased, with over 21,000 deaths and 18,000 injuries recorded this year.
The Epoch Times: Explosions Hit DC Businesses As Bombing Suspect Remains On The Loose
Authorities in Washington, D.C. are seeking public assistance to locate suspects behind three bombing attacks on commercial establishments. No injuries reported, but the attacks caused damage. Violent crime has been on the rise in the city, including homicides, and there has been criticism of the U.S. Attorney for declining to prosecute most suspects.
Fox News: Man fatally shot by Orlando police during traffic stop, firearm not found
Man fatally shot by police in downtown Orlando after officers saw drugs in his car. Suspect made quick movement to retrieve a firearm that was not found. Officer wearing body camera, video will be released.
Fox News: South Carolina house fire claims 6 lives, suspect charged with attempted murder
Six people were found dead after a house fire in South Carolina. A man has been charged with attempted murder for the lone survivor.
Daily Wire: She Accused Her Cop Colleagues Of Sending Her Menacing Messages. She Allegedly Sent Them To Herself.
A New York police officer, Emily Hirshowitz, has been charged with filing false reports alleging that her colleagues sent her threatening text messages. Investigators obtained evidence that connected Hirshowitz to the phone numbers that sent the messages, indicating that she likely sent them to herself. It is suspected that former officer Louis Rinaldi may have been involved as well.
Fox News: FBI announces $28,000 reward for info leading to arrest in Baltimore shooting that left 2 dead, dozens injured
$28,000 in rewards offered for information on a mass shooting at a Baltimore block party that killed 2 and injured 28. The shooting was not targeted and the authorities are determined to find those responsible.
#other
The Epoch Times: Investigators Visit North Carolina Amusement Park After Closing Ride Because of Crack
State investigators are examining a crack found on a support beam of the Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds amusement park in North Carolina. The popular ride was shut down after video footage showed the beam bending, prompting concerns about passenger safety. The rest of the park is still open.
The Epoch Times: Turkey Burgers
These juicy turkey burgers are made with turkey sausage to amp up the flavor. They can be customized with various toppings and served with homemade spicy relish.