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12 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Pence previews debate strategy at Iowa State Fair: Attack on abortion
Former Vice President Mike Pence plans to criticize former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for their lack of support for national abortion restrictions during the upcoming Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee. Pence, who is strongly pro-life, believes that the opportunity to advance protections for the right to life should not be missed. He advocates for a national 15-week abortion ban, which he believes would align American law with other Western countries in Europe. The debate, hosted by Fox News, will take place on August 23.
Red State: RedState Weekly Briefing: Megyn's Gold, Biden's Old, Sikh's Bold, Truth Told
Megyn Kelly responds to Keith Olbermann's criticism of her career, highlighting his own job history. Biden's 45-minute schedule raises questions about his stamina. A Sikh man facing criminal charges for excessive force against a shoplifter sparks debate on law enforcement. Former Capitol Police Chief reveals lack of intelligence sharing before the Jan. 6 attack. A closer look at a video shows a handler taking control of Biden during a tense moment with a reporter.
#crime
Forbes: K-Drama ‘The Killing Vote’ Explores The Uneven Nature Of Justice
Kim Moo-chan, a police officer, plants evidence to ensure guilty criminals are punished. Some support his approach, while others aim to catch him breaking the rules. A masked man asks the public to vote on who should live or die, leading Moo-chan to investigate the killer's identity.
#sports
Forbes: Oscar Valdez Vs. Emanuel Navarrete: Odds, Records, Prediction
Oscar Valdez, inspired by his boxing idols Morales and Barrera, wants to leave a mark on history by defeating Emanuel Navarrete and winning the junior lightweight title. The fight between Valdez and Navarrete is expected to be an exciting clash, with both fighters known for their aggressive styles. While Valdez is favored to win, Navarrete poses a threat with his punching power. This matchup could potentially be the Fight of the Year in 2023.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Your Guide to Visiting Muncho Lake
Muncho Lake in British Columbia, Canada, is a picturesque stop along the Alaska Highway. The lake is known for its beautiful green color, caused by copper oxide leached from the bedrock. Visitors can camp, swim, fish, and hike in the area while enjoying the stunning natural surroundings and wildlife.
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Fox News: Arizona woman discovers snake in worst possible place in her home
An Arizona woman finds a large snake in her toilet and calls a pest control company to remove it. The snake is caught on camera being pulled out of the toilet and handled by the employee. The snake is released into its natural habitat.
Forbes: Current Climate: The Feds’ Billion Dollar Plan To Capture CO2 From The Sky
The Department of Energy is investing $1.2 billion to develop two direct air capture hubs in Texas and Louisiana to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. These hubs will help in the sequestration or use of carbon dioxide for other products. The project is part of the DOE's efforts to combat climate change.
Forbes: Target’s Brilliant Move With America’s Best-Loved Café: Starbucks
Target is rolling out a new service that allows customers to add Starbucks purchases to their curbside delivery orders. This move aligns with Starbucks' efforts to enhance the customer experience and grow revenues. The service will appeal to younger generations who frequently use mobile devices to order ahead.