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6 Jul 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: New York Times Hypes ‘Far-Right,’ ‘Arch-Conservative, ‘Ultraconservative' House GOP
House Republicans, who frequently oppose spending bills, are now tailoring legislation to appease far-right lawmakers. This increases the likelihood of a government shutdown. Speaker Kevin McCarthy is accommodating their demands for deep cuts in funding levels, despite their historical refusal to support such measures. These conservatives argue that government spending has become excessive and antagonistic towards their ideology. Their objections range from procedural issues to ideological opposition to funding a bloated federal government.
Fox News: Trump attacks Bidens, media following discovery of cocaine at White House over the weekend
Former President Trump accused the Biden family of being involved in the cocaine found at the White House, suggesting that the media would downplay the incident. He also questioned the involvement of Special Counsel Jack Smith and criticized him, calling him a "crackhead." The White House and Justice Department did not immediately respond to Trump's remarks. An investigation is underway to determine the source of the cocaine, which was found in a heavily trafficked area used by guests and staff. President Biden and his son Hunter Biden were not present at the White House when the substance was discovered.
The Federalist Papers: Cameras Capture Biden's Reaction to Reporter's Question About Cocaine in WH - His Look Says It All
President Joe Biden is unable to explain how cocaine ended up in the White House, leaving many questioning the security and safety of the president and his family. Twitter speculation points to Hunter Biden, the president's troubled son, as a possible culprit. The lack of a proper response from Biden raises concerns about the seriousness of the situation.
The Economist: Politics | Jul 8th 2023 Edition
French President Emmanuel Macron met with mayors from municipalities affected by riots in France, promising assistance in rebuilding businesses that were attacked. The Wagner Group is reportedly still recruiting mercenaries for the conflict in Ukraine. Russia shot down five drones over Moscow suburbs. NATO extended Jens Stoltenberg's term as secretary-general. Britain's National Health Service celebrated its 75th anniversary amid concerns of staff shortages. Israel launched a major raid on a Palestinian city in the West Bank, resulting in casualties. Senegalese President Macky Sall announced he will not seek re-election. The civil war in Sudan continues, and Joe Biden vows to push for student-debt relief. Guatemala's election results were suspended. Jair Bolsonaro was barred from running for office in Brazil. Venezuela banned María Corina Machado from public office. Wan Muhamad Noor Matha was appointed speaker of Thailand's parliament. The International Atomic Energy Agency approved the discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima. The Taliban ordered beauty salons to close in Afghanistan, and Hong Kong offered rewards for the arrest of pro-democracy activists. Vietnam banned the release of the film "Barbie" due to territorial disputes with China.
The Epoch Times: Your Guide to This Year’s Constitutional Cases From SCOTUS — Part II
This two-part series discusses the 10 most important constitutional cases in the Supreme Court's October 2022 term. The court is divided and not controlled by a conservative majority. The cases cover issues such as wetlands jurisdiction, federally imposed conditions on grants, state standing in immigration cases, the definition of "true threat" in free speech, state legislature power in drawing congressional district lines, affirmative action in college admissions, and the court's unwillingness to challenge Congress.
#society
The Economist: How to understand the woeful state of Britain’s water utilities
Privatisation of Britain's water utilities, including Thames Water, has led to financial troubles, high levels of debt, and sewage pollution. The inflationary shock and regulatory limitations have worsened the situation and raised concerns about the companies' solvency. There is growing public anger and calls for renationalisation due to the environmental and financial issues caused by private ownership.
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Jul 8th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon in The Economist presents a satirical commentary on current events in a unique visual style. The article focuses on the artist's latest creation, providing readers with a humorous and thought-provoking take on global issues and political events.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Remains of eight British WWII-era Hurricane fighters found in Kyiv Oblast
The Kyiv authorities revealed the remains of Hurricane fighter aircraft sent by the UK to the USSR during World War II. These planes were discovered in Kyiv Oblast and were showcased to journalists. The discovery is significant as Ukraine is currently awaiting fighter aircraft under a Lend-Lease program to combat the racists, whom they consider the fascists of our time.
Forbes: Mutinous Warlord Prigozhin Back In Russia, Belarus’ Lukashenko Says
Belarusian President Lukashenko stated that Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the mercenary group Wagner, is in Russia, not Belarus, violating their peace deal and leaving the fate of the fighters uncertain. Prigozhin's actions challenge Putin's authority and prompt speculation on where the mercenaries will settle.
#economy
Fox News: Bidenomics is a disaster, but president is still trying to run on it
Biden touts economic successes, but Americans aren't feeling the love. Inflation outpaces wages, consumer debt rises, and regulatory costs increase. Economic growth is sluggish, and there is a sense of despair in the country.
The Epoch Times: Dollar Gives Up Fed Gains; Yen and Pound Strengthen
Investors anticipate U.S. labor data and the possibility of further tightening in monetary policy, causing the dollar to decrease and supporting the Japanese yen. The pound hits a two-week high against the euro and dollar as markets expect a rate hike by the Bank of England. The Australian dollar recovers after falling due to slow services activity in China. The Chinese yuan remains stable as the central bank attempts to prevent rapid weakening. Bitcoin reaches a 13-month high due to plans for a bitcoin ETF.
#military
The Epoch Times: MoD: Identities of Troops Accused of Afghan War Crimes Should Be Anonymous
An inquiry is investigating allegations of unlawful activity by UK special forces in Afghanistan. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has confirmed that the probe relates to the conduct of UK special forces but has not provided further details. The Ministry of Defence is seeking to withhold the identities of the special forces involved, citing concerns over safety and operational capabilities.
#culture
Forbes: Netflix Teases ‘Stranger Things 5’ In Cryptic ‘The First Shadow’ Tweet
Netflix has announced a prequel theatrical production for Stranger Things called The First Shadow, which could shed light on the show's fifth season. The play is set in 1959 and follows the story of new student Henry Creel and the shadows of the past. The First Shadow opens on November 17th at London's Phoenix Theater.
#education
The Federalist: Want To Improve Public School Outcomes? End Teacher Licensing
Our public schools need flexibility to allow experienced individuals to teach, as strict licensing requirements exclude highly qualified instructors.
#crime
Fox News: New Jersey judge's raunchy TikTok videos spur formal judicial conduct complaint: 'Poor judgment'
A New Jersey judge is facing a formal complaint for posting inappropriate TikTok videos. Gary Wilcox, a superior court judge, allegedly uploaded videos of himself lipsynching to explicit rap songs by artists like Rihanna and Busta Rhymes. The videos included profanity and were recorded in his courtroom and partially naked in bed. The complaint states that Wilcox displayed poor judgment and disrespect for the judiciary.
#sports
Forbes: Here’s How Much Money Chiefs Star Chris Jones Might Command On A Long-Term Deal
Defensive stalwart Chris Jones is entering the last year of his contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs have expressed their desire to extend his deal due to his leadership and success on the team. Jones skipped the minicamp in June to make his desire for a new deal known. The Chiefs would have to consider Jones' value compared to other top defensive tackles and negotiate a contract that reflects his skill and contribution to the team.
Fox News: Alex Rodriguez's daughter sings national anthem before WNBA game
Alex Rodriguez, a minority owner of the Minnesota Lynx and the Timberwolves, watched his daughter sing the national anthem at a WNBA game. The Lynx won the game against the Indiana Fever, improving their playoff standing.
#other
National Review: The Corner: What’s the Legislature Wasting Money on Now?
Governments often spend money in ways that lack transparency, such as the case of NCInnovation. It is a public-private partnership aiming to help researchers convert ideas into businesses, but lacks oversight and exemption from open meetings and public records laws.