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4 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Online Marketplace for Companies Supporting Conservative Values to Go Public
Colombier Acquisition Corps plans to merge with online marketplace PublicSq, which aims to provide a solution for conservative Americans who want to shop with businesses that align with their values. After closing the deal, the combined company will go public under the name "PSQ Holdings." PublicSq, which launched in October 2021, describes itself as "Pro-Life, Pro-Family, Pro-Freedom" and aims to cater to the needs of patriotic consumers. Conservatives have been increasingly boycotting major brands that promote leftist ideologies, leading to the emergence of brands that push back against progressive attacks on traditional American values.
#society
The Blaze: American adventure is UNDER ATTACK, and THIS story proves it
In a heavily digital world, VR is being promoted as a solution for sustainability, causing travel and adventure to be seen as selfish. Glenn Beck warns that this could lead to the death of exploration and the loss of human experiences. He urges Americans to question who is in control and to chart a different course.
Human Events: CHAD ROBICHAUX: A veteran’s willing sacrifice for an unwilling
nation
On this Independence Day, let us remember the sacrifices of our veterans and service members in protecting our freedoms. Society overlooks their struggles while promoting other agendas. We must cherish and protect our rights for everyone, even those we disagree with.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian attack on Kharkiv Oblast injures 31, including 10 children
Russian missile attack targeted a residential area in Pervomaiskyi, Kharkiv Oblast, injuring 31 people, including 10 children. Iskander missile suspected.
Euromaidan Press: Icons on ammunition boxes: How Sofia and Oleksandr transform death into life
Icons of saints and angels are being painted on discarded ammunition boxes in Ukraine, honoring fallen soldiers and raising funds to support a field hospital. The husband-wife duo of Oleksandr Klymenko and Sofia Atlantova have transformed symbols of death into symbols of life, creating new icons on old crates of ammunition. The funds raised from sales of these icons have financed a mobile field hospital and supported the families of soldiers killed in action. This project continues an ancient Ukrainian tradition of inscribing names on the walls of St. Sophia Cathedral, and serves as a testament to the heroism and sacrifice of Ukrainian defenders.
The Epoch Times: Russia Says It Foiled Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow as Kyiv's Counteroffensive Grinds On
Russian air defenses prevented a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow's airports, causing temporary flight restrictions. The counteroffensive by Ukrainian forces against Russian defenses continues with no clear end to the war in sight. The attack resulted in no casualties or damage, but further highlighted the need for enhanced air defense systems.
Breitbart: Russia Claims it Shot Down Ukrainian Drones Heading to Moscow
Russian air defenses thwarted a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow, causing authorities to briefly close an international airport. This comes as Russia has slowed down Ukraine’s counteroffensive. The attack marks the first known assault on the Russian capital since a failed mutiny 11 days ago.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: CNN: Arms Dealer Freed for Griner Is Running for Office in Russia and That's Exactly What Critics of Swap Worried About
Arms dealer Viktor Bout, known as the "merchant of death," has been released in a prisoner swap and is now running for office in Russia. Critics of the swap, including the concern of regaining power and status, are proven right.
The Epoch Times: Putin, Xi Speak in First Summit Since Wagner Mercenary Uprising in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi spoke at a virtual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), discussing the importance of countering Western influence in Central Asia. Putin thanked SCO members for their support during a recent revolt and expressed intentions to deepen ties and increase settlements in national currencies. The revolt by Russia's Wagner mercenary group had implications for China, revealing the regime's fear of defectors and cracks within the system. Xi emphasized solidarity among member states and opposition to external interference in internal affairs.
#economy
The Epoch Times: BC Port Strike Enters 4th Day As Talks Stall Between Union and Employers
Talks have stalled between the union representing B.C. port workers and their employers, leading to a strike that is now in its fourth day. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU) is seeking to protect workers from job erosion and automation, as well as secure a pay raise. The BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) claims the union has been demanding major concessions and rejecting reasonable proposals. Business groups are concerned about the strike's impact on the economy.
#health
Fox News: Measles protection is paramount before traveling outside the US, says CDC
The CDC warns travelers to protect against measles before international trips due to a recent rise in cases. Measles is highly contagious and can have long-term effects, including a progressive neurological disorder. The number of reported cases has increased, mostly linked to international travel.
The Epoch Times: Health Care Clinics Lost Workers Due to COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate: Study
Numerous health care clinics in Oregon experienced staff losses due to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate imposed by the state's health agency. A survey revealed that around half of the clinics reported losing workers, with a higher impact on rural areas. The mandate was eventually repealed, but it led to challenges for an already strained healthcare system.
#crime
Breitbart: Cross Found Cut Down at Christian Camp in California
A 14-foot cross at a Christian retreat center in Orange County, California, was found sawed down, leading to an investigation of a possible hate crime. The vandalism occurred during the first week of Bible camp, and the camp is now seeking to raise funds for a replacement cross.
The Blaze: Mysterious white powder in White House that prompted evacuation tests positive for cocaine: Report
Panic at the White House after an unknown substance, suspected to be cocaine, was found in the West Wing. Investigation underway.
Breitbart: Migrant Jailed for Life Over Murderous Knife Attack on Teen Girls
A man who attacked two girls, killing one of them, in Germany last year has been sentenced to life in prison. The 27-year-old Eritrean, who arrived in Germany as an asylum seeker, was found guilty of murder and attempted murder. The court ruled that his early release after 15 years is highly unlikely.
Red State: Terror Attack Injures 8 in Tel Aviv, Israeli Police Say
Israeli police believe a car theft incident in Tel Aviv was an act of terror. The suspect drove onto the sidewalk, struck bystanders, and began stabbing victims. The attacker, a 23-year-old Palestinian man, was shot and killed by police. The attack is believed to be in retaliation for an Israeli Defense Force raid on the West Bank. The situation is still under investigation.
#sports
Fox News: Churchill Downs extends Bob Baffert's ban through 2024
Trainer Bob Baffert's suspension at Churchill Downs has been extended through 2024 due to concerns about the safety and integrity of racing. Baffert continues to deny any wrongdoing regarding the failed drug test of his horse, Medina Spirit.
#other
Breitbart: Streaming Services Flock to South Korea to Fill Void Left by Hollywood Writers' Strike
Striking by the Writers Guild of America continues as negotiations with major studios and streaming services remain at a standstill. A separate strike by A-list actors threatens to further disrupt Hollywood productions. This time around, streaming services like Netflix, AppleTV+, and Amazon Prime Video are increasingly looking to import South Korean content to fill the void left by the strike.
The Epoch Times: FTC Sues Amazon for Tricking Consumers
The FTC is pursuing two possible suits against Amazon, accusing the company of deceptive designs to enroll consumers in Prime and violating the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act. The FTC claims that Amazon used "dark patterns" to trick consumers into unknowingly signing up for recurring Prime subscriptions. Amazon is also accused of hindering the FTC's investigation and creating a cancellation process to prevent consumers from unsubscribing .