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1 Aug 2023
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#politics
The Blaze: Horowitz: Why red-state governors must treat EV Green New Deal like Medicaid expansion: Just say no
The Biden administration is using subsidies, regulations, and taxpayer funding to push electric vehicles (EVs) while making traditional cars expensive. Red-state governors need to reject participation in the Green New Deal, as EVs are not economically viable in a free market. The government's involvement is driving up costs in the auto industry and limiting options for consumers.
Washington Free Beacon: Republicans Launch Investigation of Hunter Biden’s Sweetheart Plea Deal
House Republicans are investigating a plea deal involving Hunter Biden that was rejected by a federal judge. The deal would have allowed Biden to plead guilty to tax crimes and receive immunity from other charges. The judge called the deal "not standard" and ordered a new one to be crafted.
National Review: The Corner: Incandescent Light-Bulb Ban Takes Effect
In 2007, Democratic Congress banned incandescent light bulbs, but implementation was delayed. Biden administration plans to enforce the ban, despite consumer preferences. LED lights lack the irreplaceable glow of incandescent bulbs.
The Blaze: NY Times makes stunning admission about Joe Biden's role in Hunter's business deals: 'Textbook gaslighting'
The New York Times revealed that it has long been known that President Joe Biden interacted with Hunter Biden's business partners, contradicting Biden's claims of no involvement. The vague language used by the Times raises questions about the extent and nature of the alleged interactions. This admission comes after the White House began changing its narrative about Biden's involvement in Hunter's business.
PJ Media: Are More Hunter Biden Associates About to Blab?
Hunter Biden's former business partner testified that Joe Biden participated in numerous phone calls with them and was involved in influence peddling. This contradicts Joe Biden's previous claims of not discussing business with his son. It was also revealed that Hunter Biden and top executives of Burisma Holdings sought assistance from the Obama administration to pressure Ukraine to fire an investigator. This could have serious implications for Joe Biden's campaign.
#society
Daily Wire: High School Boys Becoming More Conservative While Girls Move Farther Left: Survey
A recent survey reveals that the political divide between high school boys and girls in America has widened. More 12th-grade boys are identifying as conservative, while 12th-grade girls continue to lean towards the Left. This shift is attributed to boys feeling left behind and the messaging in society.
Fox News: Hate-speech watchdog CEO fires back at Elon Musk, says he put up ‘bat signal’ to ‘racists’ and ‘homophobes’
Elon Musk's company, X Corp, has filed a lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), accusing them of publishing misleading claims about harmful content on X. CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed defended the group's reports, stating that they have been transparent in their methodology. Ahmed also claimed that hate speech on Twitter increased after Musk took over. The lawsuit is seen as a potential threat to civil rights watchdogs and has been criticized as an attempt to silence criticism.
Fox News: Man detained, questioned in Alicia Navarro disappearance
A man has been questioned and released after an autistic teenager who went missing in Arizona four years ago was found safe in Montana. Police are investigating the circumstances of her disappearance and trying to determine if a crime was committed. The girl's mother is hopeful for closure.
Fox News: Greek authorities plan tougher penalties for arson as wildfires continue to ravage the country
Greek authorities plan to increase fines for arson, following a surge in major wildfires. The fines will be ten times the current level and will match penalties for animal abuse. The government also aims to bring about a change in mentality through school programs and local initiatives.
The New American: Ehden Biber: Psychological Priming for Climate Change Lockdowns - The New American
Investigative journalist Ehden Biber argues that Israel's decision to shut down trekking areas due to extreme temperatures was both illegal and senseless. He believes it was a tactic to create fear and submission to future climate change lockdowns and restrictions. Biber warns that this manipulation of public perception is part of a larger agenda to establish global totalitarian control.
Fox News: WWE star struts Miami catwalk while pregnant: 'There's no shame in it'
Leah Van Dale, also known as WWE star Carmella, walked the runway at Miami Swim Week while nearly six months pregnant, proudly showing off her baby bump. She wants to break the stigma that women need to cover up and stop living their lives while pregnant. Van Dale has been open about her struggles with miscarriage and hopes to support other women going through similar experiences. She plans to return to wrestling after taking a break to focus on motherhood.
Daily Wire: Dylan Mulvaney Now Charging 40K For College Speech
Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney is charging $40,000 for a college speech, nearly double what he charged last year. Mulvaney spoke at the University of Pittsburgh for $26,250 and offers topics such as LGBTQIA+ advocacy and women's empowerment. Mulvaney criticized Bud Light for not publicly standing by them after a promotional campaign.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine forces disrupt Russian logistics in the south
Ukraine disrupts Russian logistics, causing ammunition shortages.
#economy
The New American: Economic Uncertainty Mounts as a Major Freight Carrier Heads to Bankruptcy - The New American
Yellow Freight, one of America's oldest trucking companies, has laid off union and nonunion workers ahead of an expected bankruptcy filing. The closure of the company, which has caused the stock to plunge and customers to cancel orders, will have a broad economic impact on the country's supply chain.
The Federalist Papers: Major Retail Giant Announces It's Cutting 5,000 Jobs to Reduce Costs
CVS is cutting around 5,000 jobs to reduce costs, primarily impacting corporate roles. The layoffs aim to transform health care.
Yellow, one of America's largest trucking companies, shut down operations, eliminating 30,000 jobs. The company's financial troubles worsened due to a decline in shipping demand.
Daily Wire: Is Kamala Harris Actively Campaigning Against Joe Biden?
Vice President Kamala Harris made a verbal blunder at a campaign fundraising event, stating that the average American is just $400 away from bankruptcy. This comment shows her lack of awareness of the current state of the economy, with rising inflation, gas prices, and food prices. Critics argue that Biden-Harris policies are causing Americans to lose spending power and become more dependent on the government.
Flag And Cross: Cargadores Rápidos Cada 60 Km, Aprobado El KO Total A Los Coches De Gasolina Y Diésel
En España, la infraestructura de puntos de carga para coches eléctricos es escasa y deficiente, lo que ha llevado a una baja adopción de la movilidad eléctrica. Sin embargo, se espera que la situación mejore pronto gracias a la aprobación de un nuevo reglamento de la Unión Europea que exigirá la instalación de cargadores rápidos cada 60 km a partir de 2026. Esto no solo optimizará la cuota de coches eléctricos, sino que también impulsará el uso de camiones eléctricos y promoverá la creación de una red de hidrógeno para vehículos.
#military
Fox News: Tuberville rips VA for ‘troubling’ needle exchange program that he says puts vets at risk, violates state law
Sen. Tommy Tuberville is raising concerns about the Department of Veterans Affairs' needle exchange program for drug-addicted veterans, arguing that it violates state laws and puts veterans at risk of criminal liability. He questions the authority of the VA to administer a taxpayer-funded program and urges transparency regarding data on the effectiveness of the program. Tuberville also criticizes the VA for potentially exacerbating the opioid epidemic and expresses his opposition to the Pentagon's policy of providing travel expense reimbursement and paid time off for service members and their families receiving abortions.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Survey Reveals Book Genres And Settings That Easily Immerse Readers
A survey found that people easily get lost in books, with fantasy, romance, history, and sci-fi being the easiest genres to immerse oneself in. The setting also plays a role, with World War II, the present day, and the Great Depression being popular choices. Re-reading a book and the location where one reads also have an impact on immersion.
#health
Fox News: Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller's children treated for carbon monoxide poisoning: 'A terrifying experience'
Olympic skier Bode Miller and his wife's children were hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning while watching work being done at their home. The incident was a terrifying experience but they are grateful that the children are okay.
#education
PJ Media: DeSantis Invites Kamala Harris to Florida Amid African American Curriculum 'Controversy'
Florida Governor DeSantis invites VP Kamala Harris to discuss African American curriculum, after Harris criticized it as "propaganda." Dr. Allen refuted claims, DeSantis promotes school choice. Open dialogue proposed in Tallahassee.
#crime
Fox News: MS man sentenced to 40 years for breaking out of prison just months before completing his 7-year sentence
Mississippi inmate sentenced to 40 years for escape and hostage situation. Inmate had a few months left on his seven-year sentence.
Fox News: 7 unlicensed cannabis dispensaries shut down by NY officials, owner allegedly held 'pot Easter egg hunts'
David Tully, owner of "I'm Stuck" cannabis dispensaries, has had seven shops shut down by police in New York for operating without a license and selling to underage customers. Tully denies selling to minors and is prepared to go to war with the state.
Fox News: Americans kidnapped in Haiti: Non-profit asks public ‘to pray with us’ as details on fate remain uncertain
Alix Dorsainvil, an American nurse, and her daughter have been kidnapped in Haiti. A faith-based non-profit in Haiti, El Roi Haiti, released a statement asking for prayers as they work to secure their freedom. Haitians protested the kidnapping, and witnesses reported that the kidnappers demanded a $1 million ransom.
PJ Media: Ashley Biden Recording CONFIRMS That the Infamous Diary Is Hers, and Sick Joe May Have to Head to the Showers
Ashley Biden's abandoned diary confirms her sexual and drug addictions, including disturbing claims about her father, Joe Biden. Project Veritas verifies the diary's authenticity and exposes the FBI's unconstitutional raids on their journalists. The corporate media attempts to cover up the story.
#sports
Forbes: NBA2K, One Up Partner On Non-Pro Esports Tournaments As New Way To Engage Gamers
Gaming company Take-Two Interactive has partnered with One Up to offer tournaments for amateur players within the basketball game NBA 2K 24. The deal aims to lower the barrier of entry to esports tournaments and provide opportunities for amateur players to compete and earn like professionals. The tournaments will be administered through One Up and can be created by NBA players, teams, brands, and others. The partnership represents a way to engage serious players who may not be at the top-level of esports but are still skilled enough to compete for prizes.
National Review: The Corner: It Was a Thrilling Night of World Cup Soccer
Portugal nearly eliminates the US women's team from the World Cup with a near goal.
Forbes: Canada’s Goalscoring Woes Highlighted In Group Stage World Cup Exit
Canada's lack of success in the FIFA Women's World Cup can be attributed to both off-pitch issues, such as a pay dispute with the federation, and on-pitch problems, including a lack of goal-scoring ability. The team's preparation for the tournament was also lacking compared to other teams, leading to a disappointing campaign.
Newsbusters: LA Dodgers Host First 'Faith and Family' Night in Four Years
The Los Angeles Dodgers held a successful "Faith and Family Night" event, featuring speaker Chris Pratt and Christian recording artist Jeremy Camp. Some criticized the event, suggesting that the LGBT community deserved recognition for not interfering. However, the Dodgers' focus on faith and family-friendly activities resonated with fans, sending a strong message of support for those values.
#science
National Review: The Corner: Frozen Worms
Scientists have discovered roundworms frozen in Siberian permafrost that came back to life and reproduced after 46,000 years. This raises the question of whether humans could engineer a process to pause and restart life.
#outdoors
Forbes: What Is A Fire Whirl? What To Know About The Blazes In California And Nevada
Fire whirls, also known as firenados, have emerged in the Mojave National Preserve in California due to the York Fire. These spinning columns of flame, smoke, and debris are created by hot air rising and cold air descending. The fire whirls are dangerous for firefighters as they can spread embers and start new fires. This incident is categorized under .
#technology
All Outdoor: Nightstick Releases Lights to Fit Narrow-Rail Guns in TCM-365 & TCM-5B
Nightstick, a Texas-based company, has released two new auxiliary lights for concealed carry handguns with downsized rails. The TCM-365 fits Sig Sauer P365 and its variants, while the TCM-5B fits several narrow-rail guns including popular models from Glock, Smith & Wesson, and Ruger. Both models are lightweight, made from aircraft-grade aluminum, waterproof, and have rear-facing switches and a programmable strobe mode. Nightstick aims to cater to the increasing demand for compact EDC pistols by offering high-quality weapon lights.
Red State: Zuckerberg's Twitter Killer Is Already Dying
Threads, Meta's Twitter knockoff, quickly gained popularity but ultimately failed to compete with Elon Musk's app, rebranded as "X." Despite attempts to add missing features and improve retention, Threads' drop-off in users can be attributed to a lack of trust in Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook's censorship practices. While integration with Facebook and Instagram may boost interactions, Threads still lags behind X in terms of user trust and popularity.
#other
Flag And Cross: Weekend Storms To Blast Northeast Before Pattern Flip
A dangerous heat wave will continue into the weekend across the Northeast, but relief is on the way. Cool air from Canada will bring downpours, thunderstorms, and severe weather. Temperatures will drop, and humidity levels will decrease, providing much-needed relief. However, the cool front will also cause disruptions to travel and outdoor plans, as thunderstorms may be severe with high winds and heavy rain.
Fox News: Fast-moving wildfire prompts mandatory evacuations near Spokane, Washington
A wildfire near Spokane prompts mandatory evacuations as at least 20 homes are threatened. The fire started about 2.5 miles southwest of Spokane and has the potential for significant growth.
The American Spectator: Oppenheimer: A Reprieve From Woke
In 2023, Christopher Nolan's film "Oppenheimer" creates excitement due to its portrayal of J. Robert Oppenheimer and the development of the atomic bomb. The cast delivers strong performances, but the characters lack depth. The film's stunning visuals and effects enhance the intense story. However, the movie drags on with unnecessary scenes and should have ended with the detonation of the first nuclear bomb. Overall, "Oppenheimer" stands out from recent cinema by offering moral complexity instead of shallow messaging.