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#politics
The Federalist: Republicans Probe DOJ Over Hunter Biden's 'Atypical' Plea Deal
House Republicans are seeking information from Attorney General Merrick Garland regarding the Department of Justice's plea and pretrial diversion agreements with Hunter Biden. The agreements were deemed "not standard" by a judge last week. The Republicans are concerned that preferential treatment was given to Biden and are requesting records related to the DOJ's use of pretrial diversion agreements.
National Review: The Case for a Special Counsel to Investigate the Bidens
President Biden's previous support for independent prosecutors has now turned into hypocrisy, as he fails to call for a special counsel to investigate the allegations against Hunter Biden. The Department of Justice (DOJ) should appoint a special counsel to properly investigate the potential criminal activities involving Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family. The DOJ's failure to do so raises concerns about a conflict of interest and suggests that they are protecting President Biden.
Fox News: Illinois ending cash bail a ‘backdoor’ defund movement that will spark police exodus: experts
Illinois is enacting a law that eliminates cash bail, which retired law enforcement officials argue is a backdoor way to defund the police. The officials believe this move will lead to a police exodus as officers question why they should continue making arrests. They raise concerns about the impact on victims and the ability to protect law-abiding citizens.
Fox News: First ads backing Nikki Haley's Republican presidential bid go up 5 months after campaign launch
Nikki Haley's super PAC, SFA Fund, has launched ads in Iowa and New Hampshire for her 2024 presidential campaign. Haley has been focused on building trust and relationships in these states and plans to create traction and movement during the upcoming debate. The ads highlight her national security and foreign policy credentials. The super PAC will spend $6.1 million in New Hampshire and $7 million in Iowa to run the ads for nine weeks starting on Tuesday. Former President Trump remains the front-runner in GOP nomination polls, with Haley and other candidates polling in single digits.
Fox News: Conservatives condemn new video of Biden discussing his '7 grandkids:' 'Had to be shamed into acknowledging'
President Biden recently acknowledged his seventh grandchild, which led to conservative commentators criticizing him for waiting so long. Biden had previously refused to publicly recognize his 4-year-old granddaughter, but finally released a statement about her. The president mentioned his grandchild during an interview, stating that he texts or calls all his grandchildren each day.
The Federalist: Evidence Of Biden Burisma Corruption Is Overwhelming
Hunter Biden's business partner, Devon Archer, revealed that top executives of Ukrainian energy company Burisma asked for help from Hunter and himself in getting a Ukrainian prosecutor investigating corruption fired. Joe Biden, serving as vice president at the time, was actively involved in Ukraine. Burisma paid Archer and Hunter Biden large sums of money to serve on its board, despite their lack of relevant experience. Joe Biden successfully orchestrated the firing of the prosecutor and later bragged about it.
Archer's testimony corroborated claims made by Tony Bobulinski that Joe Biden was actively involved in his son's business dealings. Democrats and the media, who previously denied any communication between Joe Biden and Hunter's business associates, were forced to acknowledge their frequent contact but dismissed it as insignificant. However, the fact that Hunter could get the Vice President on the phone was a valuable asset in and of itself, demonstrating his ability to provide access. The story highlights the alleged corruption surrounding the Biden family and their dealings with foreign entities.
Fox News: Hunter Biden told Archer that Chinese chairman loved him for his 'last name,' posse of 'godlike Aryan men'
Hunter Biden and his business partner, Devon Archer, secured a multi-million-dollar venture in China with the help of a Chinese businessman who admired Hunter's last name and his association with "handsome godlike Aryan men." The Chinese businessman, Che Feng, facilitated the partnership between Hunter's firm and Jonathan Li's firm, which was controlled by Bank of China. The emails detailing these dealings were reviewed by Fox News Digital.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Italian Option
Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, visited Washington to align Italy with the US and distance itself from China. American conservatives should pay attention to right-wing leaders in Europe, such as Meloni, instead of focusing solely on Viktor Orbán of Hungary. Hungary's close ties with Russia and support for Chinese interests in Europe are concerning for conservatives who care about geopolitical competition with China. Italy and countries like Sweden, Finland, and Poland offer alternative models for conservative politics in Europe.
#economy
Forbes: California: Electrocuting Taxpayers
California is implementing a new income redistribution scheme on electricity bills based on income brackets. This discourages conservation and sets a dangerous precedent for pricing products and services based on personal incomes.
#military
Liberty Nation: Could There Be Spies at the Fence of a Strategic Air Force Base?
Chinese spying stations are being built in Cuba and a mysterious company, Flannery Associates LLC, is buying land near Travis Air Force Base in California. The identity of the company and its investors remain unknown, raising concerns about potential espionage. The land purchases allow for surveillance of military operations and could provide valuable information about ground operations. Given China's history of infiltrating US institutions, these actions are seen as threatening to national security.
#religion
Red State: Drag Queen's Shame-Slaying Song Tops the iTunes Christian Charts
In a world of sexual revolution, drag queen Flamy Grant emerges as a gospel & roots musician challenging traditional Christian beliefs. Despite backlash, Grant's debut album becomes iTunes' top Christian album.
#health
Forbes: Court Blocks Idaho AG From Prosecuting Doctors For Referring Out-Of-State Abortions
A federal judge temporarily blocks Idaho's attorney general from prosecuting medical providers who refer patients to get abortions out of state, ruling the restriction violated doctors' First Amendment rights. This comes as Idaho has taken steps to restrict abortion even beyond the state's borders.
#education
National Review: To Reverse the K–12 Civics Crisis, We Must Reform Higher Ed
Civics education in America is declining, with little progress despite reform efforts. Inadequate education of future teachers is a potential issue. To address this, new academic units dedicated to civic education are being created.
#crime
Fox News: California police officer shot, suspected gunman wounded in suburban Los Angeles shootout
A police officer and a suspected gunman were both shot in Whittier, California. Their conditions are unknown.
Forbes: Trump-Linked Stock Scammer Resurfaces With A New Investment Idea
Leslie Greyling, a fraudster with a history of legal troubles, continues to promote volatile stocks despite his questionable track record. He was recently linked to the stock of a company called Tingo Inc., which has been accused of being a scam with fabricated financials. Greyling's involvement highlights the challenges of stopping stock scammers and the ease with which they can conduct illicit activities under the guise of legitimate business.
#sports
Fox News: Rose Lavelle picks up second yellow of World Cup, will be suspended for USWNT's round of 16 match
Rose Lavelle, one of United States' top players, receives a suspension after getting another yellow card. The US is tied with Portugal at halftime, but needs a win or draw to advance.
Fox News: Portugal's Ana Capeta nearly sent USWNT home from Women's World Cup
In a surprising turn of events, the U.S. women's national team tied 0-0 against Portugal, thanks in part to a missed shot from Portugal forward Ana Capeta that hit the goalpost. The U.S. team was expected to win easily, but Portugal's tough play kept them at bay. Despite the less-than-satisfying result, the team moves forward to the World Cup knockout stage.
#other
Fox News: ABC News spends less than 30 seconds on Biden scandals during Kamala Harris interview
ABC News downplayed the corruption scandals surrounding President Biden and his son Hunter during an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. The network devoted minimal time to the topic, asking only one question about impeachment. ABC has a history of downplaying Biden scandals and avoiding coverage of important hearings.