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10 Aug 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: Trump’s Free Speech Rights Under Threat?
Special Counsel Jack Smith obtained a search warrant for Trump's Twitter account, raising questions about the purpose and use of such a maneuver. Trump claims his civil rights were violated and questions if the First Amendment still exists. Legal experts discuss the legality and potential ramifications of this action, while speculating if other social media accounts are also under investigation. The move is seen as part of the Biden administration's strategy to prosecute Trump and silence criticism.
The Federalist: Biden Won In 2020 The Same Way Soviet Basketball Won In 1972
Corporate media are once again questioning the integrity of elections, asking if Joe Biden won the 2020 election. These questions are asked in bad faith, as the same media ignored the legitimacy of Donald Trump's election. To illustrate the point, the controversial 1972 Olympic men's basketball game is referenced, where the American team disputed their loss to the Soviet Union. Media coverage on that issue is far more sympathetic, refusing to hector the players to concede. The media's attempts to silence discussion about the 2020 election are compared to the juvenile and idiotic idea of badgering players to affirm the Soviets' victory in 1972. The article criticizes the media's bias, censorship, and manipulation in favor of Democrats, and argues that reasonable people should be allowed to question the conduct of election contests without persecution.
Liberty Nation: The Biden Scandal Deepens Further, the Denials are Jaw-Dropping
Bank records, emails, and witness testimony suggest that Joe Biden may not be truthful about his involvement in his son Hunter's overseas business deals. The recent revelation shows that the Biden family made at least $20 million while Joe Biden was the vice president. Evidence points to a flow of money from foreign entities into companies connected to Hunter Biden, potentially for gaining access to US business sectors and Joe Biden himself. Despite claims of innocence, the evidence suggests a cover-up and questions the credibility of Joe Biden's denial of involvement. The Biden scandal raises concerns about political corruption and the misuse of power.
The Federalist: Exclusive: Voters Tell AZ, VA To Fix Voter Roll Errors
Voters in Virginia and Arizona have sent letters to election officials calling for correction of alleged inaccuracies in voter rolls. The letters claim that both states are violating the National Voter Registration Act, with several counties having more registered voters than eligible citizens. The signatories plan to file lawsuits if the issue is not addressed within 90 days.
Newsbusters: NPR Host, NYT Reporter Go Label-CRAZY on 'Far Right,' 'Hard Right' Republican Congress
Terry Gross interviewed Annie Karni about the "hard right" and "far right" Congress, using loaded ideological labels. The 7,000-word interview contained numerous references to these terms, with little mention of plain conservatism. Gross also discussed the defense bill and the Republican plans which Karni considered "hard right" and questionable. The labeling bias in the interview became repetitive and amusing.
#society
The Federalist: Congress Must Make Tech Giants Liable For Child Sex Trafficking
Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok provide easy access for traffickers and predators to exploit children in the United States. Victims as young as 7 years old are recruited through these platforms, leading seemingly normal lives while being coerced into online sexual activity. Big Tech companies must be held responsible for their contribution to child exploitation and lawmakers must reform Section 230 to remove their immunity.
Fox News: Malaysia bans Swatch products containing LGBTQ+ elements, offenders will face up to 3 years in prison
Malaysia has banned all Swatch products with LGBTQ elements, threatening those found with them with jail time. They argue that these products are detrimental to the nation's morality. Swatch contests the allegations and has sued the government.
Daily Wire: Lady Gaga’s Dad Leads Fight Against Illegal Immigrants In His Posh NYC Area
Lady Gaga's father, Joe Germanotta, is leading a fight against illegal immigrants in his New York neighborhood, claiming they have taken over. Germanotta and other residents are demanding more policing and control over the situation. Germanotta accuses the American Music and Dance Academy, which converted into a home for 500 illegal immigrants, of causing disturbances and devaluing the area.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: College Faculty Hurt by Inflation
College faculty members are losing purchasing power due to inflation. This is the third year in a row that the average professor's spending power has dropped.
#history
American Thinker: False history and its unwitting victims
The summary examines the importance of history and the dangers of forgetting or distorting it. It discusses the renaming of locations and erasing of historical figures from public memory due to woke sensibilities. It also mentions the misconceptions surrounding slavery, the Civil War, and Franklin D. Roosevelt's role in ending the Great Depression. The summary emphasizes the need to read multiple perspectives and consider context when studying history.
#health
Flag And Cross: What's In A Baby's Gut May Affect Their Brain Development
The gut microbiome of babies may affect their brain development. A Canadian study found that higher levels of certain microbes were associated with better cognitive abilities, particularly in social attention. The study also found links between brain activity patterns and levels of certain microbes. Further research is needed to confirm the role of the microbiome in early cognitive development.
Flag And Cross: Link Found Between Low Vitamin Levels And Lung Issues
Low levels of vitamin K in the body may lead to bad lung health, according to a study involving over 4,000 people. The research found that those with low vitamin K levels were more likely to suffer from asthma, wheezing, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). While further research is needed, the findings suggest that increasing vitamin K intake could potentially improve lung function.
#crime
Fox News: Archdiocese of Philadelphia settles child sexual assault case against now-deceased priest for $3.5 million
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia settles a civil case, paying $3.5 million for the sexual assault of a teenage boy by a now-deceased priest. The victim reported the abuse in 2018, but church officials were aware of similar reports dating back to the 1970s.
#sports
Forbes: Liverpool Only Has Stopgap Solution To Midfield Issue Ahead Of Premier League Opener Vs. Chelsea
Liverpool FC enters the new Premier League season with temporary midfield solutions, as the club has failed to adequately replace key players who have left. The absence of a defensive midfielder leaves the team vulnerable in defensive transitions. Manager Jurgen Klopp anticipates additional signings before the transfer window closes.
Fox News: Mark McGwire says it 'seems like' baseball stars linked to steroid scandal being treated unfairly
Baseball stars Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, and Barry Bonds, who were known for their home run records in 1998, are now excluded from the Hall of Fame due to their involvement in a steroids scandal. McGwire and Bonds expressed their belief that they are being unfairly punished, arguing that there were no rules or testing in place at the time. Despite winning his federal court case, Bonds still feels that he lacks vindication within his sport.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: WATCH: Terrifying Moment Orcas Attack Boat And Destroys Its Rudder
A sailor's yacht was attacked by killer whales, causing damage to the rudder. The sailor sent a distress alert and was quickly rescued.
#other
Forbes: Coach Owner’s Takeover Of Michael Kors And Versace Won’t Create Another LVMH Or Kering
Tapestry, the owner of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman, is in talks to acquire Capri Holdings, the owner of Michael Kors, Versace, and Jimmy Choo. The deal aims to create a stronger American conglomerate to compete with European giants like Kering and LVMH. However, the American brands have different strategies, targeting lower-priced products and expanding to new audiences, which may affect their market positions. The history of fashion brand rollups in America, like Jones New York and Liz Claiborne, suggests that the success of this deal remains uncertain.
Liberty Nation: Why Cows Are Good, Not Bad, for the Climate and Humanity
Fraudulent claims about cows' methane production are used by climate alarmists. Grass-fed cows have less impact on the ecosystem compared to grain-fed cows. The industrial claims about grain feeding being less destructive ignore the greenhouse gas and pollution emissions from grain production.
Forbes: How To Speed Up Your USCIS Immigration Application
U.S. immigration applications face delays, causing frustration for immigrants. A checklist of suggestions can help speed up the process. The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has also made recommendations to improve processing times.