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7 Jul 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Ted Cruz Makes Surprise Prediction About Who Brought Cocaine Into White House
Sen. Ted Cruz suggests that the cocaine found in the White House does not belong to Hunter Biden, citing his infrequent visits to the West Wing. Cruz suspects a senior Biden official and expresses disbelief that the culprit remains unknown. He believes the situation reflects the administration's unwillingness to investigate and prosecute the matter.
Fox News: Former Trump Cabinet member tells him to 'kiss' his 'butt'
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price refuses to support Donald Trump's 2024 presidential bid after being fired. Price criticizes Trump's narcissism and declines to endorse him. Other former Trump Cabinet members, including Mike Pompeo and Bill Barr, have also declined to support Trump in 2024.
The Blaze: Secret Service now facing an investigation over White House cocaine scandal: 'Unacceptable and a shameful moment'
The Secret Service is under scrutiny by Congress for a cocaine scandal at the White House. The House Oversight Committee is investigating the incident, demanding answers about how the illegal substance made its way past security measures. The discovery of cocaine in the highly secure White House raises concerns about the level of security maintained at the facility.
National Review: Group That Hosted New York’s Chinese Police Station Celebrates July 4
The America ChangLe Association, previously involved in illegal activities on behalf of the Chinese government, recently hosted a July 4 celebration in Manhattan's Chinatown, showing a shift towards embracing American culture. This change could be indicative of other Beijing-aligned groups on U.S. soil dealing with increased scrutiny. Pro-CCP groups, facing pressure from recent federal prosecutions targeting Chinese interference, might be attempting to reshape their image and distance themselves from Beijing.
Daily Wire: KJP Still Won’t Answer Directly Whether That Cocaine Belonged To A Biden Family Member
Did the cocaine found in the White House belong to a Biden family member? It's unclear. The White House has been defensive and evasive, refusing to provide a direct answer.
The Epoch Times: Prospect of an Unlikely Trump-RFK Ticket Remains a Hot Topic
There is a growing sentiment that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. should be former President Donald Trump's running mate in the race for the White House. Some Republicans and Libertarians believe that Kennedy's strong stance against COVID vaccine mandates would help unify the country. While Kennedy has stated that he wouldn't consider being a running mate for either Trump or Biden, the idea of a Kennedy/Trump ticket remains a hot topic on social media and among high-profile politicians. Supporters believe that Kennedy's fight for medical freedom and Trump's America-first record would make for a successful presidency.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden White House Didn’t Care About the Hatch Act—Until It Faced Questions About Hunter and Cocaine
The White House invoked the Hatch Act to avoid commenting on a baggie of cocaine found on its premises. The Biden administration has repeatedly disregarded the law, with officials like Karine Jean-Pierre and Jen Psaki breaking it by engaging in political activities. The whereabouts of the cocaine in the White House are unclear, but Hunter Biden's past struggles with cocaine addiction raise questions.
National Review: The Corner: Emotional Blackmail Won’t Make Hunter Go Away
The White House press secretary avoids answering questions about Hunter Biden's alleged cocaine possession, suggesting it is irresponsible to ask. President Joe Biden's refusal to address his son's criminal entanglements and his efforts to increase Hunter's visibility indicate a lack of concern for the consequences of their actions.
The Blaze: 'I made a huge mistake': Tucker Carlson's first interview since being fired, weighs in on Fox News, Trump, RFK Jr, and suggests Jan. 6 was 'filled with federal agents'
Tucker Carlson, in his first interview since being fired from Fox News, discussed his departure, his support for Donald Trump and RFK Jr., and his views on the war in Ukraine. He also claimed that the Capitol riot was "filled with federal agents" and criticized the media's portrayal of the events.
#society
Fox News: Explosion at Gulf of Mexico gas platform injures workers, leaves several missing
An explosion at a gas platform in the Gulf of Mexico injures six workers and some remain missing.
The Epoch Times: In Aftermath of Sinking, Crew Member's Widow Says Transport Canada Reform Falls Short
Transport Canada will tighten inspections of fishing vessels after a deadly sinking in Nova Scotia, but the reforms are deemed insufficient by the widow of a lost crew member. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada recommended verifying safety procedures and conducting stability assessments, but families believe unstable vessels are the root cause of fishing tragedies. Transport Canada argues that requiring stability assessments for all fishing vessels is not feasible.
Fox News: Pet wallaby 'Roo' goes missing in rural Oklahoma
In the small town of Blanchard, Oklahoma, a search is underway for a missing pet wallaby that escaped from its backyard enclosure. The animal, similar to a kangaroo but smaller, is believed to be hiding in thick woods near the town ( ). Though owning a wallaby is legal in Oklahoma, it should be registered with the city. The owner of the wallaby, Gil Gilbreath, uses it for petting zoos and describes it as shy and skittish. Catching the elusive animal may prove to be a challenge .
Fox News: Minnesota meat processor caught employing minors promises to change hiring practices
Monogram Foods, a Minnesota meat processor, has been fined and agreed to reform its hiring practices after two underage workers were found at their plant. The investigation discovered that the teens used falsified documents to get hired. Monogram Foods has stated that they take compliance seriously and immediately terminated the underage workers. They will now hire a consultant to review their practices and set up a hotline for employees to report concerns.
#war
Fox News: Drone strike in northern Syria kills alleged ISIS affiliate, injures bystander
A U.S.-led drone strike in northern Syria kills one man with Islamic State links and wounds a passerby.
The Epoch Times: US Will Send ‘Cluster Bombs’ to Ukraine With Conditions
The United States will provide cluster munitions to Ukraine to fight Russian forces. The munitions have a 2.5% failure rate and will be used in sparsely populated areas to minimize civilian harm.
Euromaidan Press: Russian companies producing drones and missile still not sanctioned by the West
Russian defense companies producing missiles and drones used against Ukraine have avoided sanctions by the US, UK, and EU. Ukraine's Foreign Minister called for sanctions on these companies, but they continue to operate without restrictions in certain countries. Russian drones like Orlan and Zala, as well as missile producers like Novator Design Bureau, remain unaffected by sanctions. This poses a challenge in disrupting the supply chain of critical components and preventing circumvention of sanctions.
Euromaidan Press: US agrees to send cluster munitions to Ukraine – WH (updated)
US President Joe Biden and his advisors have decided to send cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite them being banned in over 120 countries. The decision comes in response to Russia's extensive use of cluster munitions during the ongoing war. The approved military aid package also includes armored vehicles, air defense missiles, and other ammunition.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Iran, Russia Are Chided Repeatedly At Heated UN Security Council Meeting
The U.N. Security Council meeting on the Iran nuclear accord was contentious and unproductive. The meeting focused on the implementation of resolution 2231 and the restoration of the JCPOA, but became a proxy battle for Russia's war on Ukraine. Russia and China opposed Ukraine's participation in the discussion, while the U.S., France, and Germany called for U.N. investigators to examine the origin of Russian drones used in Ukraine. Iran's violations of the JCPOA were also highlighted, including its enriched uranium stockpiles and ballistic missile development.
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: 'Bidenomics in Action': June Jobs Growth Drops Below Expectations
U.S. employment growth in June fell short of expectations with 209,000 jobs added, below the estimated 240,000. This may indicate a cooling economy. President Biden defends his economic policies despite two-thirds of Americans expressing dissatisfaction. Average hourly earnings are strong, but the leisure and hospitality sector is experiencing slow growth.
#military
The Epoch Times: Revealing the Risks With America’s 'Transgender Soldiers': Darlene Sanchez on the Serious Side Effects
The U.S. military introduces transgender soldiers, challenging stereotypes and sparking debate. The cost and medical fitness of these soldiers are questioned.
#religion
The Blaze: EXPOSED: Are Pride parade rituals rooted in ancient evil?
Glenn Beck argues that members of the LGBTQ community have not been "born this way" but rather stolen and belong to the cult of Pride. He believes Pride parades are rooted in ancient pagan rituals and are celebrations of degeneracy. Beck believes that celebrating Pride is a victory for evil and that humility is the greatest weapon against Satan.
#culture
Forbes: Mary J. Blige Turns Her Hits ‘Real Love’ And ‘Strength Of A Woman’ Into Two New Movies
Mary J. Blige produces two movies based on her songs, Real Love and Strength of a Woman. Real Love follows Kendra's journey as she attends college and finds love, while Strength of a Woman shows her navigating life as a successful photographer. Blige was involved in every step of the process, bringing her spirit to the films. Both movies aim to inspire viewers and portray resilience in the face of challenges.
#health
Fox News: Maria Menounos was ‘f---ing gutted’ over cancer diagnosis after doctors initially missed tumor
Maria Menounos, 45, revealed that doctors missed a tumor during a scan, causing it to double in size before her stage-two pancreatic cancer diagnosis. She discovered the tumor after requesting to review previous scans. Despite the diagnosis, Menounos and her husband were expecting their first child via surrogate.
#education
Fox News: Columbus City Schools paid more than $24,000 for queer and trans inclusion training
Columbus City Schools paid $24,000 for a training on queer and trans inclusion. Critics argue the policies are pushed by activist organizations.
The Imaginative Conservative: Unfinished Reading
Every summer, finishing books is something I anticipate. Graduation doesn't mark the end of learning. Continuous education involves reading great books.
Washington Free Beacon: California's Scandal-Plagued Progressive School Chief Eyes Governor's Mansion
California schools superintendent, Tony Thurmond, considering gubernatorial run in 2026. Student proficiency declined, prioritized gender ideology over academics. Facing challenges, scandals, and criticism.
#crime
Fox News: Maryland high school teacher accused of sexually abusing underage students on school property: police
High school teacher Karl Houston Walls has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing teenage students. Walls, a resident of Edgewater, Maryland, faces charges of second-degree rape, perverted sexual practices, sexual solicitation of a minor, assault, and sexual abuse of a minor. The incidents allegedly took place both on and off school premises, and involved the solicitation of child pornography as well as sexual contact. Investigations began after two students reported the abuse in May.
The Epoch Times: Rise in Mailings of Suspicious Substances to State Lawmakers Concerns Experts
State lawmakers in Kansas and Tennessee have received suspicious letters containing white powder, leading to evacuations and investigations. Experts have noticed an increase in these types of threats targeting public figures and politicians. The white powder can range from harmful substances to benign agents, and detecting these threats poses a challenge.
PJ Media: Gerson Fuentes Pleads Guilty, Sentenced for Raping Ohio Girl at Center of Abortion Controversy
An illegal alien pleaded guilty to raping and impregnating a 9-year-old child. He received a 15-year prison sentence. The judge allowed the possibility of parole in 25 years, despite the family's request for a harsher sentence.
Fox News: Remains of Texas woman, 20, missing for 17 years identified: police
Remains of missing Texas woman, Taalibah Fatin Bint Islam, found after 15 years. Her ex-boyfriend, Christopher Revill, who is serving a life sentence for another kidnapping, was dating her at the time. No evidence linking him to her disappearance.
The Blaze: What you WEREN’T told about the Jeffery Epstein case – prepare to be totally creeped out
Filmmakers Carter Andrews and DJ Bolger discuss their involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, revealing untold secrets about Epstein's New Mexico ranch. Surrounded by mysterious properties and protected by armed men, the ranch holds disturbing secrets involving high-profile visitors and ties to the science community. The enigma of Zorro Ranch leaves many unanswered questions and uncovers connections to eugenics and Nazism.
#sports
Fox News: Women's basketball Hall of Famer Nikki McCray-Penson dead at 51
Nikki McCray-Penson, a women's basketball legend and assistant coach at Rutgers, passed away at 51. She had successful coaching stints at South Carolina, Mississippi State, and Old Dominion. McCray-Penson was a former player at the University of Tennessee, competed in the WNBA, and won Olympic gold. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Google Will Record Everything Users Post Online to Train Its AI Products
Google has amended its privacy policy to allow the scraping of public comments for its AI tools, raising privacy concerns and fears of intellectual property theft and job displacement. The company is investing heavily in its AI program, with a focus on data collection and the development of new AI products. The policy changes have sparked legal challenges and resistance from social media companies, such as Twitter and Reddit, who have restricted access to their platforms to prevent data scraping.
Forbes: How To Take A Screenshot On A Mac Computer
Mac users have multiple options for screenshotting and screen recording. Keyboard shortcuts allow users to capture the entire screen or select portions of it. Third-party applications such as Lightshot, Monosnap, Skitch, and Shottr offer additional features for editing and annotating screenshots.
The Epoch Times: Zuckerberg's New 'Threads' App Already Censoring Speech
Mark Zuckerberg's new Threads app is being accused of censoring speech just days after its launch. The app has gained 70 million sign-ups, posing a potential threat to Twitter. Concerns have been raised about the app's restrictions on speech, as some conservative accounts have been flagged for censorship. Additionally, Threads has faced criticism for its restriction on deleting accounts, as users cannot delete their Threads account without deleting their associated Instagram account.
#other
Fox News: Florida man dies in airboat crash on Maine river
Florida man dies in airboat accident on Kennebec River in Maine. Investigation underway.
Fox News: Carowinds roller coaster was 'no doubt' close to major incident when visitor discovered massive crack: expert
A crack in the support pillar of the Fury 325 giga roller coaster at Carowinds amusement park was discovered by a visitor and the ride was temporarily closed for inspection. Amusement park safety expert Ken Martin believes the crack could have led to a major incident and noted a rust problem. The park is fabricating a new support column and plans to conduct extensive tests before reopening the ride.