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American Thinker: The Weaponization of Justice
Obama's administration weaponized justice, using the Department of Justice as a political extension of the party to target enemies and protect friends. Trump faces an unprecedented number of indictments and charges, while Biden's alleged bribery goes unaddressed. FBI directors and CIA directors have lied, covered up crimes, and participated in election conspiracies. Trump's free speech rights are at risk as a District Court judge and the prosecution attempt to muzzle him during his campaign. A special counsel, David Weiss, with a questionable record, is appointed to handle matters involving Hunter Biden, potentially shielding President Biden's corruption.
Fox News: Texas lawmakers dispute whether state is liable for child's death on migrant bus
Texas lawmakers are divided on whether the state is responsible for the death of a 3-year-old Venezuelan girl on a relocation bus. Lawmakers debate the screening process and whether the state can be held liable. The Texas Department of Emergency Management claims that everyone on the bus was checked for temperature and medical attention.
The attorney believes it would be difficult to hold Texas liable, but the child's death could result in a temporary ban on migrant relocation buses in other states. U.S. Rep. Chip Roy asserts that the state is not responsible for the child's death and blames politically-motivated encouragement of human caravans instead. A criminal prosecution is unlikely, but a judge may issue a temporary injunction to halt the buses.
American Thinker: AG Garland plays us for fools
AG Garland appoints David Weiss as "special counsel" after impeachment articles filed against President Biden by Rep. Greg Steube. Garland's actions undermine the integrity of his office and betray the trust of the American public.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 536: Ukraine makes ‘tactically significant’ progress – NYT
Ukraine makes ‘tactically significant’ progress in its counteroffensive, with advances along two major lines of attack. Russian forces launch airstrikes and artillery attacks on Ukrainian positions and civilian settlements. Ukrainian forces have captured territory and put pressure on Russian supply lines. The Russian army suffers casualties and loss of military equipment. The Wagner Group may be downsizing due to financial pressure. Ukrainian air defense forces successfully shoot down Russian missiles. Explosions occur near the Kerch Bridge.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukraine’s complex drone and missile strike on Crimea exposes positions of Russian air defense
Ukraine launched a drone and missile strike on Crimea, exposing Russian air defense positions. Ukrainian drones targeted the west of Crimea, while missiles were aimed at the Kerch Bridge. The strikes provided valuable information for Ukraine on Russian air defense.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Star Frenkie De Jong Commits Rest Of Career To Club
FC Barcelona midfielder Frenkie De Jong has dedicated the rest of his career to the club, despite interest from other teams. The 26-year-old chose to stay at Barca despite financial struggles and the possibility of being sold. De Jong sees Barca as his dream club and wants to stay for the long term.
Forbes: Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp Should Have Stuck To His Guns About Transfer Fees
Jurgen Klopp, manager of Liverpool FC, faced backlash for his previous criticism of overspending in football after Liverpool spent over $100 million on transfers. Klopp acknowledged his hypocrisy but defended the club's spending, stating that the market dictated the prices. He is not the only manager to demonstrate such behavior, with many managers complaining about spending before making big purchases themselves.