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11 Aug 2023
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#politics
Newsbusters: Column: Jack Smith Thinks He Can Leak Evidence, But Trump Can't
The media's negative campaign against Donald Trump relies on anonymous sources, distorting democratic norms. Trump's Justice Department didn't indict Hunter Biden, but now the Democrats are indicting Trump. Special counsel Jack Smith's prosecution of Trump is politically motivated, suppressing Trump's freedom of speech. The media's biased coverage favors the prosecution and harms democracy. Anonymous sources and the focus on Trump scandals distract from policy issues.
National Review: Freedom Conservatism vs. National-Debt Conservatism?
The national-conservative and freedom conservatives' statements differ in their views on the federal debt. The FreeCons see it as an existential threat and call for urgent action, while the NatCons are relaxed about it. The NatCons' statement does not mention the debt and focuses on increased spending. The FreeCons prioritize addressing the debt crisis, while the NatCons downplay its significance.
Liberty Nation: Democrats and Their Drunken Blue Cities
Drunkest cities in America are largely Democrat-run, leading to an increase in alcohol consumption. Liberal agendas that contribute to rising crime rates and a struggling economy have people drowning their sorrows. Poor management and lack of hope drive citizens to seek escape through alcohol.
Forbes: How 2024 Presidential Candidate Francis Suarez Built A $6 Million Fortune
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has accumulated a personal fortune of approximately $6 million through lucrative side gigs while holding public office. He has worked as an attorney at a top law firm and as a senior operating partner at a private equity shop, earning millions on top of his city salary. Suarez's wealth has not been previously reported, and his financial disclosures undervalue his real estate holdings. Conflicts-of-interest may arise from his outside compensation, and questions have been raised about undisclosed payments from a developer.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: They Support Sex Changes for Children, With Safeguards. A Top Child Psychiatry Group Won’t Let Them Speak at Its Annual Conference.
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) has rejected panels featuring leading European psychologists discussing Europe's move away from chemical interventions for children with gender dysphoria. This raises concerns about the politicization of American medicine and highlights a clinical divide between the United States and the rest of the world. The AACAP rejected the panels on the advice of its "Gender Identity Committee," which has called restrictions on puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones an "effort to oppress."
National Review: A Fertility Plan for America
Fertility rates are declining worldwide, including in the US, prompting policymakers to consider fertility initiatives and social spending. However, past examples from countries like Japan, South Korea, and Hungary show that such policies have had limited success in boosting fertility rates. Instead, reforming policies that increase the cost and difficulty of raising children, such as housing regulations and child-care restrictions, could prove more effective in supporting families.
American Thinker: Canceled by educated liberal women!
An author is disinvited from giving a talk at a library due to concerns about diversity and backlash from educated liberal women. The incident sparks a discussion about conflicting perspectives and the ability to handle differing opinions among adults.
American Thinker: Actuaries vs. wokeism
Actuaries analyze data to measure and manage risk. They help insurance companies set prices and avoid losses. In recent years, wildfires in the US have led to increased claims and actuaries have advised adjusting insurance prices accordingly.
Companies promoting controversial social, cultural, or political causes have seen a decline in share value. Shareholder litigation has increased, resulting in higher payouts and rising prices of liability insurance for directors and officers. Actuaries need to understand the risks of insuring woke companies.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Third mission of American surgeons will provide free face and neck surgeries for Ukrainians
American surgeons will provide free face and neck surgeries for Ukrainian military and civilians who have suffered injuries as part of the Face to Face mission in Ukraine. This is the third mission of its kind, aiming to provide specialized treatment to patients without leaving Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: Biden’s Crackdown on Investments in China Is Only a First Step
The US has been inadvertently fueling China's military buildup and surveillance state through investments in Chinese technology firms. The White House has rolled out an executive order to restrict US investment in Chinese military-connected firms operating in critical technology sectors, although the order has been watered down. It is now up to Congress to strengthen this new tool and ensure it has teeth to address China's military-civil fusion complex.
Fox News: Eric Schwerin's role in Hunter Biden's Chinese business deals could be missing key in GOP investigations
Longtime business partner Eric Schwerin played a significant role in Hunter Biden's business dealings in China, according to recent revelations. Schwerin, who had connections to the Biden family and managed their finances, was appointed to a U.S. government agency by then-President Obama. Emails show that Schwerin was involved in various business ventures with Hunter, including a movie venture and connections with Chinese companies like CEFC China Energy and CITIC. These revelations are shedding new light on the extent of the Biden family's involvement in foreign business dealings.
Forbes: Beijing Arrests Chinese National For Allegedly Spying For The CIA
Chinese security officials have arrested a Chinese national, Zeng Moumou, for allegedly spying on behalf of the CIA. Zeng, who worked at a military-industrial company, was reportedly promised cash rewards and an immigration path for his family in return for providing sensitive information about the Chinese military. Last week, two U.S. Navy sailors were arrested for transmitting sensitive military information to China.
#economy
Forbes: After Elon Musk Pledges To San Francisco, Here Comes Ikea
Ikea is opening a new store in downtown San Francisco, providing hope for the struggling city. The store will feature a mixed-use concept with over 52,000 sq ft of space spread over three levels. It will offer a range of home furnishings and accessories, with a focus on affordability, sustainability, and small-space living. Ikea is also pledging to invest in the city and contribute to revitalizing downtown.
#military
American Thinker: The Deadly Untrustworthiness of General Mark Milley
General Mark Milley, Secretary of Defense, is portrayed as a leftist bureaucrat in uniform who lies unhesitatingly to further his agenda. He supports the teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in the military, which undermines individual merit and hard work. Milley's untrustworthiness and conflicting statements during the Afghanistan withdrawal raise concerns about his leadership. He also violated the chain of command by communicating with China without authorization, potentially committing treason. A proper investigation should be conducted to address these allegations.
#health
National Review: How an L.A. Official Used Ties to Adam Schiff to Silence Covid Critics
Los Angeles County's director of public health, Barbara Ferrer, attempted to impose a countywide mask mandate despite contradicting evidence from doctors that showed no severe cases of Covid-19 in hospitals. She used her connections with Representative Adam Schiff to pressure Twitter into compliance and silence her critics. A lawsuit has been filed against Ferrer for First Amendment violations.
#crime
Liberty Nation: The Art of Political Distraction
A tale tainted with corruption as the powerful evade justice while the common folks bear the brunt of their actions.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Announce New €120 Million ‘Economic Lever’ To Register, Buy New Players
FC Barcelona announces a €120 million economic lever, allowing them to register and potentially buy new players. They have entered into partnerships with Libero football finance AG, private investors advised by NIPA Capital B.V., and Mountain & Co. to strengthen their digital initiatives and access additional financing. This move aims to generate new revenue streams and continue the club's growth in the digital sports content market.
#other
Washington Free Beacon: Six Books Every Young Journalist Should Read
A writer advises aspiring journalists to read extensively as it improves both writing skills and knowledge. He recommends six books for young political journalists in Washington, D.C., including "Out of Step" by Sidney Hook, "Making It" by Norman Podhoretz, "The Prince of Darkness" by Robert D. Novak, "Right from the Beginning" by Patrick J. Buchanan, "The Controversialist" by Martin Peretz, and "Up in the Old Hotel" by Joseph Mitchell. These books provide insights into history, politics, and journalism that are valuable for those entering the field.