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5 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Fundraiser for French Officer Blamed for Killing Teen Raises Over $1.7 Million
A fundraiser for the family of a French policeman who shot and killed a teenager and sparked riots has raised over $1.7 million dollars, surpassing the amount raised for the victim. The fundraiser has exposed divisions within the community. Left-wing politicians have criticized the event, while others defend the police force as a target of violence in low-income areas.
Washington Free Beacon: Bill De Blasio and Wife Announce They're Dating Other People But Still Live Together
Former NYC mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, publicly announce their decision to stay married but "date other people." Their relationship began to deteriorate during de Blasio's failed presidential bid and his emotional neediness during COVID-19. De Blasio's wife has been criticized for her leadership of a costly mental health initiative.
The Epoch Times: Ottawa Suspending Its Advertising on Facebook, Instagram as Meta Moves to Block Canadian News
The federal government has suspended advertising on Facebook and Instagram due to Meta's decision to block Canadian news. The government hopes this action will bring Meta back to the negotiating table regarding the new Online News Act.
National Review: The 2024 GOP Field Celebrated the Fourth with Voters while Trump Complained about 2020 Online
Donald Trump skipped Fourth of July events in early primary states to spread false information about the 2020 election on Truth Social. He held a massive rally in South Carolina that drew a crowd of 15,000. Trump has held fewer campaign events than his competitors but is still the front-runner in the race.
The Epoch Times: Poilievre Doesn’t Support Conservative Senator’s Call to Sue Journalists: Report
Conservative Senator Victor Oh plans to raise funds to take legal action against journalists and politicians addressing interference by the Chinese regime. However, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre does not support this idea. Senator Oh is against the implementation of a foreign influence registry, comparing it to the "Chinese Exclusion Act." The registry discussions are centered around the Chinese regime, which is considered the largest purveyor of foreign interference.
Fox News: House Minority Leader Andrés Cano resigns from Arizona Legislature to complete graduate studies
House Minority Leader Andrés Cano, a Democrat representing District 20 in Tucson, has resigned from the Arizona Legislature to complete his graduate studies at Harvard University. Cano, who was elected in 2018 and re-elected in 2020 and 2022, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and looks forward to continuing his public service after finishing his studies.
Fox News: 2024 Watch: It's Trump's race to lose 6 months ahead of the first GOP presidential primary
Former President Donald Trump is leading the pack of 2024 Republican presidential candidates in national polls and in key states like Iowa and New Hampshire. Despite facing multiple criminal indictments, Trump's support among Republican voters has only grown. Trump's campaign is continuing full speed ahead, with plans to unveil strong fundraising figures. While his rivals are making an impression with voters, they have yet to significantly alter Trump's dominant position. The upcoming primary debates may offer them a chance to change the equation.
#society
The Blaze: Race rioters have cost France almost as much as the 2020 BLM riots cost America
Race riots in France following a police shooting of a motorist of Algerian descent have caused extensive damage, including the torching and looting of buildings, the destruction of historical sites, and desecration of memorials. The estimated cost of the damage exceeds €1 billion ($1.1 billion) and is expected to negatively impact tourism. The scale of the violence in France, relative to its population, surpasses that of the 2020 BLM riots in the United States.
Daily Wire: ‘It Is Either True Or Not True’: PragerU Master’s Program Returns With New Episodes On DailyWire+
Prager University's Master's Program, hosted by Dennis Prager, delves into pressing issues facing the US, exploring the divide between left and right ideologies and the role of religion in society. The series also examines the abortion debate, American exceptionalism, the threat of climate change, and differing views on race, art, and immigration. The upcoming episodes cover hurdles to happiness, differences between men and women, the case for marriage, and how to be a good person. The series is available on DailyWire+ and aims to expand minds and improve lives.
Washington Free Beacon: The Cruelty Is the Point: Biden Orders WH Staff to Deny Granddaughter's Existence
President Joe Biden has persistently refused to acknowledge his four-year-old granddaughter, according to The New York Times. The child, confirmed to be Hunter Biden's, is reportedly aware of her paternal grandfather's position as president. Biden's failure to acknowledge his granddaughter raises concerns about his capacity for familial love and kindness. The recent confidential settlement between Hunter and the child's mother will result in reduced child-support payments, with Hunter providing his paintings instead of additional cash. Every child deserves love.
The Epoch Times: Are the Inmates Now Running the World?
The author ponders if mentally ill individuals are influencing cultural, political, and economic affairs, leading to irrational and destabilizing phenomena. He references an essay by Carl Jung that discusses subversive minorities and the influence of emotional factors in decision-making. The author believes that major public policy issues are marked by irrationality and the subversion of reason and common sense by aggressive and disordered individuals. A friend suggests that the world is actually governed by opportunistic individuals who exploit social trends for personal gain.
The Blaze: Joe Rogan & Ice Cube’s BRUTALLY honest conversation + Bud Light costs less than WATER?!
Joe Rogan and Ice Cube discuss how woke companies like Bud Light and Target have gone too far with their marketing campaigns, leading to backlash from consumers. They argue that the government's control over corporations through ESG scores is not being well-received. The average person is using their wallet to support other businesses, resulting in a significant decline in sales for these companies. The power of consumers is evident in the plummeting prices of Bud Light due to their controversial campaign featuring Dylan Mulvaney.
The New American: America Is Physically Dying Because it Died Spiritually - The New American
Summary: Raymond Chandler-esque thriller about the decline of America's spiritual foundation and the potential consequences.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Foreign Business Looks Less Favorably on China
Foreign investment in China is not as welcoming as Beijing claims. Recent security raids on foreign-based consultants and law offices in China have raised concerns about doing business there. Additionally, China's severe lockdowns and quarantines during the COVID-19 pandemic, rising wages, and tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump have made foreign investors less willing to tolerate China's policies. As a result, China has fallen as a top investment destination, and many firms have relocated to other Asian countries. The self-inflicted wounds caused by Beijing's leadership and China's authoritarian system make it difficult to believe the situation will improve.
Newsbusters: BBC Host Nukes Her Twitter, Claims Israel Is 'Happy To Kill Children'
BBC anchor accuses Israeli military of killing children in anti-terrorism operations in Jenin. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett defends country, stating that all 11 people killed were militants. Anchor receives criticism and deletes Twitter account. (, )
Red State: Top Chinese Diplomat Wang Yi Criticized for Floating Race-Based Alliance With Japan, Korea
The top Chinese diplomat, Wang Yi, made racially-tinged comments directed at Japan and Korea, insinuating that Westerners cannot distinguish between Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans. He also took a jab at the United States, blaming them for problems and calling for reflection and an end to the "China threat" narrative. China's attempts to drive a wedge between the U.S. and its Indo-Pacific allies are ongoing.
The Epoch Times: Has Africa Abandoned Hope for Democracy?
The decline of Western powers in Africa and other regions has led to a reemergence of coups and the erosion of democracy. African politicians and military no longer fear Western criticism or have alternative governance methods. The influence of supranational entities and Western powers in these regions is diminishing, and new powers like Turkey, Iran, Qatar, and Egypt are rising.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Watchdog Unveils Guidelines to Support Mortgage-Holders Under Financial Stress
Canada's financial consumer watchdog is warning lenders to provide support to mortgage holders facing financial stress due to rising interest rates and living costs. The watchdog expects financial institutions to proactively contact and provide appropriate relief to at-risk consumers. The guidelines suggest relief measures such as waiving penalties and fees, not charging interest on interest, and extending amortization. The agency will monitor compliance and will take enforcement action if necessary. Canadian banks, which maintain high standards for risk management, are reviewing the guidelines to assess their impact.
#religion
The Blaze: Blasphemy? This woke pastor invokes TAYLOR SWIFT and claims God is NON-BINARY
The Edina Community Lutheran Church in Edina, Minneapolis recites a creed during Pride month that embraces non-binary God, Jesus with two dads, and the rainbow spirit. The co-pastor references Taylor Swift and her song "Shake It Off" in the creed.
#history
The Epoch Times: ‘A World War Two Secret: Glenn P. Larson and the U-505’
Glenn Larson, a North Dakota farm boy, volunteered for the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was aboard the USS Guadalcanal when it captured the U-505 German submarine. The book "A World War Two Secret: Glenn P. Larson and the U-505" by Beverly Larson Christensen tells his story.
#health
Fox News: VA researchers working on artificial intelligence that can predict prostate cancer
Department of Veterans Affairs researchers are using AI to develop an algorithm that predicts aggressive prostate cancer. The study analyzes data from over 5,000 veterans and incorporates socioeconomic conditions to recognize patterns indicative of high-risk prostate cancer.
The research aims to positively impact clinical management of veterans with prostate cancer and serve as a roadmap for developing AI algorithms for other cancers and non-cancerous diseases that affect veterans. Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men in the US, particularly veterans.
#education
The Epoch Times: The Defenestration of True Diversity in Universities
Australian universities value diversity for sustainability, but a Melbourne University professor critical of gender self-identification faced vilification and intolerance.
#crime
Daily Wire: Another Maryland Block Party Shooting Leaves One Dead, Several Others Injured
Seven people were shot at a block party in Salisbury, Maryland, on Independence Day, with one fatality. This comes shortly after a mass shooting at a Baltimore block party that left two dead and 28 injured. Investigations are ongoing, and authorities are offering a reward for information leading to arrests.
Fox News: Authorities capture Mississippi teen charged with murder who escaped from jail
Three Mississippi teenagers escaped from a juvenile detention center, one was arrested.
Fox News: Secret Service confirms cocaine was found in White House
White House substance tested positive for cocaine; investigation ongoing.
Fox News: Multiple casualties in Louisiana mass shooting amid Fourth of July celebrations
Multiple mass shootings occurred across the United States during the Fourth of July celebrations, resulting in three deaths and ten injuries in a Louisiana block party. The police are facing difficulties in obtaining information from witnesses, as they are not cooperating. No arrests have been made so far.
Daily Wire: Video Shows Gang Of Thieves Ramming Car Into California Jewelry Store, Stealing $300K In Merchandise
In La Verne, California, a group of thieves crashed a car into a jewelry store, stealing around $300,000 worth of jewelry. The store owner was attacked and required stitches. The incident was caught on surveillance camera and investigators are trying to determine if it's connected to a similar robbery nearby.
Front Page Magazine: Philly Soros DA Blames GOP for Transgender BLM Mass Shooter
Philly Soros DA Larry Krasner blames GOP for a mass shooting in Philadelphia, calling on voters to vote out gun-worshipping Republican lawmakers. Krasner's refusal to prosecute criminals and focus on public safety has led to an increase in gun crime. The shooter, Kimbrady Carriker, a cross-dressing Black Lives Matter supporter, posted disturbing content on Facebook and had a previous gun conviction.
#sports
Fox News: Switzerland's 16-year-old midfielder Iman Beney ruptures ACL in training, will miss Women's World Cup
Switzerland's 16-year-old midfielder Iman Beney suffered a severe knee injury in training and will miss the Women's World Cup. Beney's injury adds to the growing list of high-profile players who have suffered ACL injuries in women's soccer. She will be replaced by Amira Arfaoui.
Forbes: Oil Protesters Arrested At Wimbledon After Running Onto Court And Throwing Confetti
Two members of environmental activist group Just Stop Oil were arrested at Wimbledon for disrupting a match by throwing puzzle pieces and orange confetti on the court. The group is protesting Wimbledon's sponsorship deal with Barclays Bank.
#science
The Economist: New technology could cement Indonesia’s dominance of vital nickel
Scientists have discovered new bird species in Indonesia's biodiversity hotspot, Wallacea. Indonesia, the world's biggest producer of nickel, plans to increase production using new technology. This could harm the country's rainforests.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Outdoor Research Foray Jacket
AllOutdoor reviews the Outdoor Research Foray Jacket, a versatile and durable rain jacket. The jacket has excellent water resistance but struggles in heavy downpours. It is highly breathable and comfortable, with good mobility. The jacket is slightly heavier than others in its price range but offers added features and durability. Unfortunately, its waterproofing capabilities leave something to be desired.
Fox News: Backpacker goes missing during hike at Yosemite National Park
A backpacker named Hayden Klemenok disappeared while hiking in Yosemite National Park. He was swept away by the Chilnualna Creek while stopping near a trail junction. Despite search efforts, he has not been found yet. Klemenok, a financial analyst and San Diego State University graduate, was on a hiking trip with college friends.
Fox News: Search continues for 3 people missing after Minnesota River swimming incident
Officials are searching for two men and a girl who went missing while swimming in a river near Vermillion River. The swimmers were part of a family gathering, and all three were inexperienced swimmers without life vests.
Daily Wire: Massachusetts Woman Found Alive After Days Stuck In Mud At State Park: Police
A woman named Emma Tetewsky was found alive after being stuck in the mud for three days in Borderland State Park, Massachusetts. Hikers heard her cries for help and notified the police, who had to use ATV's to rescue her. Tetewsky was conscious and alert and was taken to the hospital for observation.
Field & Stream: Worm Fishing Tips: 12 Pro Secrets You Need to Know
In the early 20th century, there was a debate about fly fishing versus worm fishing. Today, fishermen have found ways to make worm fishing more effective, such as adding a spinner or bead to the rig. It's important to know when to use a smaller bait for better results.
The Blaze: Alligator kills woman walking her dogs — and recovery effort is interrupted by gator 'guarding' the body
A woman in South Carolina was killed by an alligator while walking her dog. The aggressive gator guarded her body until it was safely removed. Alligator attacks are rare in the area, but are increasing due to encroachment on their habitats.
The Epoch Times: More Campfire Bans Coming to BC by Friday as Dry Conditions Raise Wildfire Danger
Campfires will be banned in more areas of British Columbia due to increased wildfire danger caused by warm and dry conditions. Campfires are now prohibited in the Kamloops Fire Centre and the Coastal Fire Centre (excluding Haida Gwaii). Restricted areas already include the Prince George Fire Centre, the driest parts of the Northwest and Coastal fire centres, and Vancouver Island. Campfires smaller than half-a-metre will still be permitted in the Cariboo and Southeast fire centres. Over 100 active fires are currently burning in B.C., with the largest one recorded in the province located south of Fort Nelson.
#technology
Forbes: Leaving Elon Musk's Twitter? Here Are Some Alternatives, From Meta Threads To Mastodon To Bluesky.
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter has led to a succession crisis on the platform, with users and advertisers looking for alternative forums. Several platforms are competing for fleeing users, including Meta's Threads, Bluesky, Post News, Mastodon, Spill, Hive, and Spoutible. While these platforms offer different features and approaches to social media, none have emerged as a significant threat to Musk's Twitter.
National Review: The Corner: Threads: Another Ill-Fated Twitter Clone?
Meta is set to release its Twitter competitor, Threads, but it's hard to see how it can succeed where others have failed. Twitter's appeal lies in its elite user base and how they use it to communicate with a politically and intellectually engaged audience. Threads lacks this differentiation and demand, making it unlikely to attract users. Twitter's financial troubles may open the door for Threads, but until then, its threads are bound to be sparse and short.
#other
Forbes: Film Review: Tom Cruise Delivers Big Action With ‘Mission: Impossible —Dead Reckoning Part 1’
Ethan Hunt and Ilsa Faust find romance amidst the action in 'Dead Reckoning Part 1'. Tom Cruise remains a consistent movie star, delivering entertainment and box office success. Mission: Impossible 7 delivers on thrilling action and characters, despite a convoluted narrative. The film honors the franchise's tradition of exotic locations and absurd plot twists, offering well-timed laughs and impressive action sequences. With a complete story and satisfying entertainment, it's sure to please audiences when it releases on July 12th.
The Epoch Times: Train Firms Plan Mass Closure of Ticket Offices in England
Train companies in England are planning to close most ticket offices, including those at major stations, in an effort to cut costs. The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) stated that only 12 percent of tickets are bought from offices at stations, down from 82 percent in 1995. Instead, ticket office staff will be moved to station platforms and concourses to provide face-to-face assistance. This move has raised concerns about job losses and access for vulnerable passengers. The closure of ticket offices has been described as a "savage attack" on railway workers and the public. Some fear that disabled and older individuals, who may struggle with digital exclusion, will be particularly affected by these changes. The proposals will undergo passenger consultations before final decisions are made.