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#politics
Newsbusters: Leftist Group Loses Its Mind After Elon Musk’s Lawsuit
An anti-free speech group, the Center for Countering Digital Hate, and its Democrat allies, including Rep. Adam Schiff, responded hysterically to legal action taken by Elon Musk against their research targeting Twitter. Musk's attorneys issued an ultimatum to CCDH, slamming their false accusations of hate speech on Twitter. CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed accused Musk of bullying and censoring their group, despite CCDH seeking to silence criticism themselves. Adam Schiff echoed these claims and called on Musk to address disturbing content on his platform. In the past, CCDH has targeted conservative organizations and sought to influence Google's censorship. Conservatives are calling for transparency, equal treatment, and accountability from Big Tech.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: MTG blasts ‘radically progressive’ rep who peddled
Trump ‘Russian collusion conspiracy lies’ and now downplays Biden
corruption
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Congressmember Dan Goldman of being a trust fund heir and attacking President Trump during committee meetings. She also claims that Hunter Biden put his father on the phone during business meetings to sell the Biden brand and that Biden received money from Burisma in Ukraine. Greene argues that the FBI and DOJ should follow up on this information.
The Imaginative Conservative: America's Identity Crisis: National Character & Political Disorder
In this piece, the author discusses the crisis of national character faced by the United States. He argues that the citizens' voice must be heard and heeded in order to revive the national character. He suggests that the country must embrace republicanism, where government is subject to the will of the people, and that the citizens' voice should be the standard of just policy. The author also addresses issues such as immigration, same-sex marriage, and capital punishment, emphasizing the importance of the citizens' voice in these debates.
The Right Scoop: What Ron DeSantis said on Fox News last night has Trump very WORRIED
Governor Ron DeSantis criticized Trump for letting Fauci lead during COVID. Trump retaliates by claiming DeSantis praised Fauci in 2020. DeSantis defends his actions, stating that the situation was uncertain at the time.
Fox News: Devon Archer 'absolutely' revealed a smoking gun about the Bidens, says Rep. Pat Fallon
Former business associate of Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, testified that Hunter and Burisma executives contacted Washington D.C. about firing Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin. Rep. Pat Fallon believes this is evidence of Biden family scandal.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Lt. Gov of New Jersey DIES while Gov is in Italy
New Jersey Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver dies at 71 while Governor Murphy is abroad in Italy. Virginia Lt. Governor Winsome-Sears offers condolences.
Fox News: Trump says he expects indictment from Special Counsel Jack Smith's Jan. 6 probe
Former President Trump expects to be indicted by Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Jan. 6, calling it election interference. Trump alleges prosecutorial misconduct and questions the timing of the charges. This would be the second federal indictment he faces from Smith's investigation.
The New American: How the Inconvenient Tonga Volcano Eruption Is Warming the Planet - The New American
The eruption of the Hunga-Tonga Hunga Ha'apai Volcano resulted in a significant release of water vapor into the atmosphere. Despite this natural event, the Democratic Party continues to push for a climate emergency declaration due to warm temperatures in the United States, blaming human activity. Reports also contradict the claim that polar ice caps are melting. Additional topics discussed include anti-white racism and a controversial misgendering bill in California.
Red State: TERRIFYING: Bernie Sanders Wants to Prosecute Climate Change Dissenters
Progressive senators led by Bernie Sanders are urging the Justice Department to prosecute the fossil fuel industry for promoting climate change denial. They claim that fossil fuel companies have engaged in a coordinated campaign to mislead Americans about the dangers of climate change. Critics argue that this move is an authoritarian attempt to silence dissenting opinions.
Daily Wire: Democrat Demands Release Of Devon Archer Transcript. GOP-Led Panel Responds.
The GOP-led House Oversight Committee and Democrat Dan Goldman clash over the release of a transcript from an interview with Hunter Biden's former business partner. Republicans claim the transcript confirms Joe Biden lied about his involvement in his son's business dealings, but Goldman argues that the conversations were casual and unrelated to financial benefits. The committee insists that the transcript will be released once it goes through the normal review process.
The American Mind: Statism and the New Right
The New Right is accused of espousing "big government conservatism," which they argue is a contradiction. While the conservative movement has failed to scale back the federal government, the New Right believes in utilizing and redirecting the existing institutions of power to their advantage. They advocate for defunding and humiliating the centers of power of the Left while supporting the institutions that align with conservative principles.
#society
Flag And Cross: M-44 Cyanide Bomb Program Plaguing US Wildlands Ongoing But May Soon End
More than six years after a 14-year-old boy and his dog were poisoned by a cyanide bomb, congressional Democrats are pushing to ban the lethal practice. The boy's family discovered that the U.S. government was responsible for planting the bomb, which was intended to kill predators. Despite opposition from the agriculture lobby, there is growing support for a ban on cyanide bombs.
Daily Wire: NBC News Totally Obliterates Trans Ideology By Accident
NBC News recently published an article that unintentionally debunks the concept of transgenderism. The piece discusses individuals who believe they can change their race, highlighting the parallels between this belief and transgenderism. The experts quoted in the article inadvertently undermine the argument in favor of transgenderism, exposing the logical inconsistencies.
Forbes: Maternity Care Access Is Dwindling For American Women, New Report Says
Access to pregnancy and birth care is declining in the US, with over 36% of counties considered maternity care "deserts" and 6.9 million women having limited or no access to these services. The number of hospitals with maternity services has also decreased, particularly in states like Alabama, Wyoming, Idaho, Indiana, and West Virginia. Rural counties are most affected, and Black and Native American women face even greater disparities in access. Maternal mortality rates have been rising, prompting calls for expanded access to midwife and doula services, along with Medicaid coverage for low-income individuals.
Daily Wire: Supermodel Praises Women Who ‘Age Naturally,’ Speaks Out Against Plastic Surgery
Supermodel Christy Turlington praises women who choose to age naturally and criticizes the use of plastic surgery. She admires women who embrace their real faces and have lived life. Turlington mentions Jane Birkin as an icon and vows to stay true to her own appearance. Another 90s supermodel, Cindy Crawford, also criticizes the youth-obsessed culture and the pressure to look young. Both Turlington and Crawford emphasize the value of life experience.
The Blaze: 'ESG ratings have little to no relation to carbon intensity': 'Green' companies with high environmental, social, and governance metrics pollute as much as low-rated companies, report finds
Despite the growing popularity of environmentally and socially conscious investing, a report from the Financial Times reveals that high ESG ratings do not necessarily correspond to low carbon emissions. Research shows that green portfolios with ESG objectives can still have high carbon intensity. The correlation between ESG scores and carbon emissions is low, indicating that the metrics do not accurately measure a company's environmental impact. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of ESG rating systems in assessing a company's overall sustainability.
#war
The Economist: Russia is resorting to desperate measures to recruit soldiers
Europe | Russia is resorting to desperate measures to recruit soldiers for its ongoing war with Ukraine. The Kremlin is using trickery and coercion, targeting the wives and mothers of military recruits to evoke heroism and emotional stories. In addition to mobilization and call-up laws, Russia is now pressing those doing military service to sign contracts, effectively turning them into “volunteers.”
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Gaetz: Abolish USAID for 'Force-Feeding' Degeneracy Overseas
Rep. Matt Gaetz, a Republican from Florida, has introduced legislation to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), citing its promotion of left-wing ideology instead of American values. Gaetz argues that taxpayers' money is being wasted on radical propaganda abroad. He and other House Republicans believe that USAID, which was founded by President John F. Kennedy, is riddled with corruption and mismanagement. The lawmakers argue that foreign aid should focus on poverty and prosperity, rather than pushing a political agenda.
Fox News: Pakistan's PM calls on Afghan Taliban to act against cross-border militant attacks after deadly bombing
Pakistan's prime minister urges Afghan Taliban to prevent militants from crossing the border and carrying out attacks. The recent suicide bombing at an election rally, claimed by an Afghan-based branch of ISIS, resulted in a death toll of 55. The prime minister emphasizes the need for Afghanistan to deny its soil for terrorist activities.
Fox News: Poland says airspace violated by 2 Belarusian helicopters
Two Belarusian helicopters violated Polish airspace, leading to increased military presence along the border. Poland and Lithuania are concerned about security with Russia-linked Wagner group in Belarus.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Struggling Rural Restaurant Rolls Out Robot Server and Sparks Major Backlash: 'No Thank You'
A restaurant in Oregon hires a robot server due to a staffing shortage. The owner bought the robot, named Plato, from United Robotics Group in order to cope with inflation and a lack of reliable employees. Some patrons are unhappy, but others find it novel and enjoy being served by Plato.
Flag And Cross: Los Inversores Apuestan Por Una Pausa En La Subida De Tipos De La Fed A Medida Que Se Acerca
Investors are betting on a pause in September's Federal Reserve meeting, with a probability of 81.5%. Economists suggest a pause in interest rate hikes due to economic data pointing towards it. The Federal Reserve may also be cautious due to the restart of student loan payments in October, which could negatively affect consumer spending.
#culture
Fox News: Man spends $14K on realistic collie costume in viral video, lashes out at critics: 'This is my hobby'
A Japanese man fulfills his lifelong dream of being a dog by donning a realistic collie costume and walking in public. Despite receiving negative comments, Toco brushes off the criticism and enjoys his hobby.
#education
The Blaze: Conservative university student wins $80k settlement due to 1st Amendment violation
Christian conservative student Maggie Dejong wins $80k settlement against her former school for violating her First Amendment rights. Concerns about free speech on campus raised.
#crime
Forbes: July Saw The Third Most Mass Shootings In One Month Since Since 2020
July 2023 saw 85 mass shootings, resulting in 70 deaths and 397 injuries. This marks the highest number of mass shootings in a month since last July and the third highest since August 2020. Gun Violence Archive recorded more than 11,000 gun deaths and over 22,000 gun injuries during the first seven months of the year.
Flag And Cross: Rafaela Vasquez Sentenced To Probation For Fatal Collision With Autonomous Uber Vehicle
Rafaela Vasquez, the backup driver of an Uber self-driving vehicle, pled guilty to endangerment in a landmark case involving the first fatality with a fully autonomous car. Vasquez was sentenced to three years of supervised probation for the crash that killed Elaine Herzberg. Defense attorney blamed Uber for not taking necessary steps to prevent the accident. The incident led to the withdrawal of self-driving cars from Arizona and halted self-driving vehicle tests.
#sports
Fox News: Broncos' Tim Patrick suffers devastating injury for second straight year
Denver Broncos wide receiver Tim Patrick will miss another season due to a torn Achilles, after sitting out the previous year with a torn ACL. Coach Sean Payton confirmed the injury and expressed sympathy for Patrick, who had been rehabilitating all offseason. In a separate blow to the Broncos' wide receiver corps, KJ Hamler announced he has been diagnosed with pericarditis, but remains determined to make a comeback.
#outdoors
Midwest Living: Take a Scenic Fall Drive on the Needles Highway in Custer State Park
South Dakota Governor, Peter Norbeck, mapped out the scenic Needles Highway in the early 20th century. The drive takes you through breathtaking forests, meadows, and tunnels. Nearby, hikers can also enjoy the Cathedral Spires Trail and encounter mountain goats along the way.
Gataway Couple: Everything You Need to Know About Assawoman Wildlife Area
Assawoman Wildlife Area, DE is a hidden gem in Delaware where you can enjoy a peaceful walk, observe birds, and spot protected wildlife. It's a serene location with activities like kayaking and hiking. If you're looking for a secluded getaway, this is the place to visit.
Backpacker: Meet the Family of 7 That’s About to Finish the Triple Crown
The Netteburg family, consisting of parents Olen and Danae and their five children, is currently thru-hiking the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) as a tight-knit crew. Their adventure began in 2020 when they decided to take a break from their jobs in Chad and hike the Appalachian Trail. After completing the trail, they returned to Africa for a year and then embarked on their second thru-hike in 2022 with their eight-month-old baby. Now, in 2023, they are hiking the PCT, facing unique challenges and enjoying the growth and independence they see in their children.
#technology
Forbes: How IndyCar Is Using AI To Improve Its Broadcast Audio Technology
IndyCar has partnered with IRIS Audio Technologies to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to eliminate background noise in real-time from its broadcasts and telecasts. This partnership aims to provide crystal-clear radio transmissions, allowing viewers to listen in to the driver and pit crew audio and understand how a race is unfolding. IRIS Clarity's AI-powered software is trained to identify and isolate voices and remove all noise in real-time from digital communication. This technology has overcome various challenges specific to IndyCar, such as race car setups and different racetracks. The implementation of this technology has the potential to be used in other sporting and mission-critical communication scenarios. []