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#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Hunter Biden ‘Called DC’ To Get Ukraine Prosecutor Fired for Burisma, His Ex-Business Partner Reportedly Testifies
Hunter Biden allegedly called Washington D.C. in 2015 to have the Ukrainian prosecutor investigating his employer fired. His former business associate testified about this during a House Oversight Committee hearing. Biden's associate also claimed that executives from the Ukrainian gas company pressured Biden to seek help from D.C. in order to influence the Ukrainian government. The House Republicans have launched an investigation into the rejected plea deal that would have allowed Biden to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax crimes and avoid jail time.
Red State: Abortion Position Puts DeSantis on Defense Against Scott, Pence in GOP Primary
In the Republican primary, former President Trump is not being treated like the frontrunner. Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida is under attack from Vice President Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and other candidates. DeSantis is being criticized for his stance on abortion by evangelical conservatives like Tim Scott and Mike Pence, while some Republicans defend him. The fight highlights the divide within the pro-life movement and the different strategies for appealing to voters. This issue could impact the general election, but DeSantis is focused on his economic plan and may move away from the controversy.
Daily Wire: NYT Reports It’s ‘Long Been Known’ Biden Interacted With Son’s Business Partners. Mockery Ensues.
The New York Times reports that President Joe Biden interacted with his son's business partners, leading to ridicule on social media. Critics accuse the newspaper of "gaslighting" the public as lawmakers share this information in closed-door interviews. Joe Biden had previously denied any involvement in his son's business dealings, but the Times acknowledgment suggests otherwise.
Hunter Biden's former business partner, Devon Archer, testified that Joe Biden was on speaker phone during meetings to sell the "brand" and the "illusion of access." The White House has recently shifted its stance, now claiming that the elder Biden never did business with his son. Conservatives see this as a significant concession by The New York Times.
Fox News: Voters talk to New York Times about Biden’s ‘worrying’ ‘glitches’ and call president ‘less mentally capable’
Many voters who disapprove of President Joe Biden would still choose him over former President Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 rematch because they consider Trump to be "just evil." A New York Times/Siena College Poll found Biden and Trump tied at 43 percent each in this scenario, which is worrying for Democrats. Despite their low opinion of Biden's performance, these voters believe that he is the better choice compared to Trump.
The Blaze: X sues leftist pro-censorship group over hate speech 'scare campaign to drive away advertisers'
X Corp., formerly Twitter, is suing the activist group Center for Countering Digital Hate for allegedly conducting a "scare campaign" to drive away advertisers from the platform. The CCDH claims that X Corp.'s legal action is an attempt to silence critics. The CCDH is an activist organization aiming to stop the spread of online hate and disinformation. They have taken issue with prominent Twitter users who criticize drag performers and gender ideologues. X Corp. filed a lawsuit, accusing the CCDH of being activist organizations masquerading as research agencies and censoring viewpoints. They claim that the CCDH has engaged in unlawful acts to gain access to protected X Corp. data.
Red State: WATCH: Struggle Session on MSNBC to Defend Joe Biden Is Comedy Gold
The Democrats are struggling to defend Joe Biden amidst his son's business dealings. Rep. Dan Goldman's attempts to minimize the phone calls between Biden and his son's associates are laughable. The Democrats' refusal to acknowledge their mistakes is concerning.
The Babylon Bee: San Francisco Demands Elon Musk Remove Bright Sign As It's Disturbing People Trying To Poop On Street
City officials in San Francisco are demanding that Elon Musk remove an illuminated "X" sign from the former Twitter headquarters. The sign is distressing people who are defecating on the sidewalk, making public defecation too stressful. The presence of the sign is disrupting the city's normal flow of public defecation, unprosecuted theft, and randomly discarded drug syringes.
#society
Fox News: Congresswoman, 80, sports 'new ink' after getting tattoo to bond with teen granddaughter
Rep. Rosa DeLauro celebrates her granddaughter's 18th birthday by getting a tattoo together. The tattoo represents her name and her father's Italian heritage. DeLauro, who is 80 years old, plans to get more tattoos in the future.
American Thinker: Black South Africans rediscover the blood lust of an old song
Tensions in South Africa are escalating with a resurgence of a song calling for the killing of white farmers. The country is facing a collapsing infrastructure and a rise in violent attacks, raising concerns of a potential genocide and complete dysfunction. The end of apartheid initially brought hope, but subsequent inept leadership and scapegoating of white farmers has damaged the nation's prosperity and fueled racial tensions. Crime rates are soaring, with white farmers being targeted, and the situation seems to be spiraling out of control.
Flag And Cross: Israel Innovation Authority Announces Grants For Entrepreneurs In Research And Medical Fields
The Israel Innovation Authority is offering grants to train entrepreneurs in research and medical institutions, with a focus on increasing representation from the Arab community. The initiative aims to expand opportunities for technological entrepreneurship and promote economic growth and social impact. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also met to address issues in Israeli Arab communities, focusing on reducing gaps and integrating the Arab sector.
#war
Euromaidan Press: 750 medical institutions restored after Russian bombardments
Over 750 medical institutions in Ukraine have been restored after Russian bombardments, according to Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: GOP reps raise alarm bells over Iran’s influence in 'American religious institutions'
Republicans in Congress have sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland and Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines about the influence of Iran's terror ideology in US-based mosques and centers. The letter provides details on alleged Iranian regime-linked mosques and centers in Maryland, Texas, Michigan, and Virginia. It highlights the funding secured by the Islamic Education Center (IEC) in Potomac, Maryland, from the Iranian regime-controlled Alavi Foundation and the prominence of Khomeini supporters. The Republicans argue that the US government must respond to the threat posed by state-sponsored terrorism.
Daily Wire: Company Suspected Of China Ties Sues Farmers Over Land Sale Around Air Force Base
Flannery Associates, a company suspected of being linked to Communist China, is suing farmers in California for allegedly inflating the cost of land near Travis Air Force base. The company has spent $800 million on the land and is seeking $510 million in damages. However, California Democrat John Garamendi suspects something illicit is at work and has raised concerns about national security.
Front Page Magazine: Hunter: Top Chinese Tycoon Linked to Spying on U.S. Loves Me Because of "My Last Name"
Hunter Biden had a relationship with a Chinese business tycoon named Che Feng, whom they referred to as "The Super Chairman." Hunter believed that Feng favored him because of his last name and his connection to his father, the vice president. Feng had ties to the Chinese KGB and was known for targeting foreigners with intelligence operations. Another key figure in their investment deal was Zhao Xuejun, a Communist Party official and business partner with the daughter of the former minister of state security. This raises concerns about espionage and intelligence work for China.
#economy
PJ Media: 99-Year-Old Trucking Company Shuts Its Doors
Trucking company Yellow Corp. has filed for bankruptcy and ceased operations after failed negotiations with the Teamsters union. The company's debt and inability to reach terms for operational changes contributed to its downfall. Yellow's closure may lead to decreased capacity in the freight industry, resulting in potential delivery delays and increased costs for consumers.
Forbes: 2023 Layoff Tracker: CVS Cuts 5,000 Jobs
Pharmacy giant CVS Health, along with other companies, will conduct layoffs due to recession fears.
#military
Breitbart: Army General, Professor Ran Shadow Probe to Hunt Down Soldier for Mean Tweets
An Army three-star general and a West Point associate professor used government resources to hunt down an anonymous whistleblower criticizing Army leaders and the Biden administration on social media. They accused him of being a "counterintelligence" threat, but there was no evidence of wrongdoing. The whistleblower was ultimately punished and retired from the Army.
Breitbart: Biden's America: Poll Finds Confidence in Military Lowest in Two Decades
Citizens in America are losing confidence in the military, with only 60% expressing trust, the lowest in 2 decades. This decline in confidence has been ongoing for the past five years and is mainly attributed to the poorly executed exit from Afghanistan. Republicans have historically had the most confidence in the military, but even their trust has declined by over 20 percentage points in three years. Independents' confidence has also slumped, while Democrats' confidence gains since President Biden took office have vanished. However, the importance of Memorial Day, honoring fallen military members, is rated higher than ever. House and Senate Republicans are attempting to pass a defense policy bill to address the issue of "wokeness" in the military.
#crime
Fox News: Judge denies bond for SC woman who allegedly killed newlywed bride in drunk driving accident
A judge denies bond for a woman accused of killing a newlywed bride in a DUI crash. The woman was driving drunk at twice the speed limit, with a blood alcohol content three times the legal level. She faces charges of reckless vehicular homicide and DUI causing death or injury.
Fox News: 'Crime shot up': San Francisco police union chief blames defund movement for city's lawlessness
Rising crime in San Francisco is directly linked to the movement to defund the police and the budget cuts made in 2020. The city has seen an increase in crime since then, with a decrease in police officers and an increase in overall crime rates.
Fox News: Volunteers search for missing Goldman Sachs staffer as family hopes for 'good outcome'
Goldman Sachs senior analyst John Castic goes missing after attending a concert at the Brooklyn Mirage. Friends and volunteers search the area for clues while his worried family hopes for a good outcome.
#sports
The Blaze: Brittney Griner takes sabbatical for 'mental health' purposes, but what’s really going on?
Basketball player Brittany Griner, who was previously detained in a Russian prison, is struggling both on and off the court. The pressure of her performance, post-traumatic stress disorder, and her activism work have taken a toll on her mental health. Her teammates and coach have also been affected, resulting in a difficult season for the Phoenix Mercury.
Forbes: Milwaukee Brewers Add Offense By Trading For New York Mets’ Mark Canha
The Milwaukee Brewers trade prospect pitcher Justin Jarvis to the New York Mets for veteran outfielder/first baseman Mark Canha to improve their offense. Canha, a switch-hitter, will likely take on the designated hitter role for the Brewers. He has a solid contact approach and a career slash line of .248/.348/.422/.770. Scouts see him as a below average player with limited capabilities, best suited for the role of designated hitter. On the other hand, Jarvis, a right-handed pitcher, joins the Mets organization. He has shown improvements in control and command but is still seen as a marginal, below average pitcher.
Field & Stream: Tennessee Kid's Giant Cutthroat Trout Sets New State Record
A 10-year-old boy in Tennessee caught a 4-pound, 12-ounce cutthroat trout, breaking the state record by more than two pounds. Cutthroat trout were stocked in Tennessee tailwaters as part of a management plan, with eggs provided by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. The Boone Tailwater, where the record-breaking catch was made, is known for its large rainbow and brown trout.
#outdoors
Guide Fishing: Press Release: iKon Boats LX20 Bass Boat
iKon Boats has launched the LX20 bass boat, a revolutionary design that offers an unprecedented boating experience. The LX20 seamlessly integrates innovative features and is the perfect fit for any garage. The boat boasts a 360-degree access to removable transom hatches, ample room for fishing rods, and a hydrodynamic stabilizer system for a smooth ride. It also features a fully automated livewell system to protect fish and preserve fishing for future generations.
All Outdoor: Ready your Mags! NEW Speer Gold Dot Carbine 9mm 135 Grain Available
Speer Ammunition announces the release of Gold Dot Carbine, ammunition specifically designed for pistol caliber carbines. The Gold Dot Carbine offers accuracy and terminal performance, with a bullet optimized for carbine platforms. It is available for purchase on the Speer website and through authorized dealers in the US.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Biden Administration Begins Aggressive Enforcement of Incandescent, Halogen Light Bulb Ban
The Biden administration will enforce a nationwide ban on incandescent and halogen light bulbs, requiring manufacturers and retailers to offer LED alternatives or face penalties. Conservative lawmakers criticize the move as government overreach. The Department of Energy projects the ban will save consumers money and reduce carbon emissions. Critics argue that lower-income Americans may be disproportionately affected, as LED bulbs are more prevalent in higher-income households. Environmental groups support the ban, while the debate over government regulation and consumer choice persists.
Flag And Cross: Enamorados De La Mesa De Centro Elebable: Elegancia Y Versatilidad En Un Solo Mueble
The LC lift-top coffee table is a contemporary and functional furniture piece that combines practicality with sophistication. Its elevated surface allows for comfortable dining, work, or leisure activities. With its versatile design, this table seamlessly integrates into any style of decor. Made with high-density particleboard and a quality melamine coating, it is durable and easy to maintain. Certified by the PEFC for sustainability, this table also contributes to caring for the environment. The LC lift-top coffee table is the epitome of elegance and functionality, offering convenience and style to your everyday life.
PJ Media: California Relying on Fossil Fuels Amid Heat Wave
California, known for its proposed ban on fossil fuels, is heavily relying on them during a heat wave. Despite Governor Newsom's plans to phase out gasoline-powered cars, over 40% of the state's power grid supply came from natural gas.
Fox News: California, Nevada firefighters contain nearly 25% of York Fire that has scorched thousands of acres of desert
Massive wildfire in California and Nevada, partially contained with 23% containment. Blaze spread across tens of thousands of acres, causing smoke to block out the sun in Las Vegas. Fire whirls, dangerous fire tornadoes, observed.
Flag And Cross: Severe Storms Threaten Midwest And Northeast, Power Outages Reported
Severe storms cut power to over 200,000 customers in the Midwest. More dangerous storms expected this weekend.