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Breitbart: Fulton County Court Publishes, Removes Trump Indictment; 'Due Process Violation'
The court website in Fulton County, Georgia, briefly posted an indictment against former President Donald Trump which included 39 charges, including racketeering. However, the document was later removed and the District Attorney's office denied that any charges had been filed. Critics argue that this violated Trump's constitutional rights to due process of law.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Georgia officials CLOSING gates around state Capitol over possible protests later this week
Georgia authorities are closing the state Capitol's gates in preparation for protests due to anticipated high profile indictments. The Fulton County DA's office leaked charges against Trump before retracting them from the court system.
Fox News: L.A. columnist suggests Kamala Harris replace Dianne Feinstein in the Senate: 'Drag' on Biden's re-election
Columnist George Skelton suggests that Vice President Kamala Harris replace Senator Dianne Feinstein in the Senate, as both Harris and Feinstein are political liabilities for President Biden. Skelton believes that if Feinstein resigns, Harris could be appointed as her replacement, allowing Biden to choose a more popular running mate. However, Skelton acknowledges that this scenario is unlikely to happen because it would require Biden to admit he made a mistake in choosing Harris.
Fox News: Federal judges review Alabama's redrawn congressional map amid voting rights concerns
Federal judges are reviewing Alabama's redrawn congressional map after opponents claimed it violated the court's mandate to create a second district where Black voters can influence elections. Alabama Republicans increased the percentage of Black voters in the majority-white 2nd Congressional District, but critics argue that the new plan still discriminates against Black voters. The judges did not indicate when they will rule.
PJ Media: Support for Donald Trump Among Iowa Rally-Goers Remains High Amid Legal Troubles
Many Trump supporters remain unwavering in their support for him despite his recent arraignment. They believe the charges are politically motivated and vow to vote for him, even if he ends up in jail.
Fox News: Vivek Ramaswamy breaks with GOP on decriminalization of hard drugs: 'I'm in that direction'
Republican presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, deviates from his party by supporting the decriminalization and eventual legalization of certain hard drugs. Ramaswamy emphasizes the need to address the demand side of the drug market and provide alternative paths, especially for veterans and those dealing with PTSD. He also advocates for using the U.S. military to secure the border and combat Mexican drug cartels. Ramaswamy believes that decriminalization, over a long period of time, is essential in finding a solution to the drug epidemic. He argues that the current state-level legalization of marijuana contributes to lawbreaking and calls for federal legalization instead.
Red State: Social Security Reform is Too Little, Too Late
Senator Bill Cassidy is one of the few politicians talking about the looming insolvency of Medicare and Social Security. Both programs are in trouble, but discussing reform is politically risky. Democrats oppose any changes, and Republicans who try to address the issue face a toxic narrative. Proposed reforms like the "Social Security 2100 Act" fail to address the long-term stability of the programs. Privatization, though controversial, could be a potential solution. Without action, the situation will only worsen, and Congress seems unwilling to act.
#society
The Blaze: Historic church spared by the Maui fires towers above ash and rubble: 'It's like a miracle'
The wildfires in Maui have killed at least 96 people, making it the deadliest in over a century. The historic Maria Lanakila Catholic Church remains standing amidst the wreckage.
Fox News: Shelley Smith, ‘The Associates’ actress and former model, dead at 70
Former actress and model Shelley Smith, known for her work on "The Associates," has died at the age of 70. Her husband revealed that she died from cardiac arrest, but she had been struggling with breathing problems due to pneumonia in the past. Despite the option of a double-lung transplant, Smith decided against it, and her husband emphasized her dedication to helping others struggling with fertility.
The Blaze: Houston's Democratic mayor tells criminals to 'chill' and stop committing crime until after coronavirus
Houston's Democratic mayor urges criminals to "chill" and refrain from committing crimes during the coronavirus pandemic to keep everyone safe. Critics slam the suggestion.
Fox News: Media outlets label viral country song about the working class as 'right-wing'
Oliver Anthony's viral song, "Rich Men North of Richmond," is labeled a right-wing anthem by some media outlets. However, panelists on "Outnumbered" argue that the song resonates with working-class Americans across the nation. The song highlights the struggle of making enough money while politicians seek total control. It has gained popularity among Republicans but has a more universal message that reflects the struggles of everyday Americans.
The New American: Iraq Rebrands Homosexuality as "Sexual Deviance," World Bank Penalizes Uganda’s Anti-homosexuality Stance - The New American
Iraq's media regulator has instructed all media companies to replace the term "homosexuality" with "sexual deviance." Western influence is decreasing in Iraq, allowing traditional Islamic values to make a comeback. The World Bank has reduced funding for Uganda in response to the country's strict anti-sodomy laws.
The Babylon Bee: Study Finds 100% Of Men Would Immediately Leave Their Desk Job If Asked To Embark Upon A Trans-Antarctic Expedition On A Big Wooden Ship
Survey: 100% of men would quit desk jobs to join an explorer's Antarctic voyage. Men choose adventure over office life.
#war
National Review: The Corner: What Happens if Russia Attacks a NATO-Flagged Ship?
Summary: The White House warns of Russia's military action against civilian ships in the Black Sea, blaming Ukraine for possible attacks. A recent incident involving a Russian warship firing live rounds at a cargo ship bound for Ukraine's ports highlights the increasing risk tolerance of Russia. There is no legal justification for Russia's actions, and if a NATO-flagged vessel were attacked, it could trigger consultations among member states, potentially leading to a stronger response and increased Black Sea patrols. However, there are voices that argue against defensive efforts, which would only empower Russia and invite more aggression, potentially giving Russia a significant victory in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Minister: Germany to provide €5 bn in annual military support to Ukraine
Germany plans to provide €5 billion in annual military support to Ukraine until 2027, pending approval from the German parliament. This aid is part of Germany's broader assistance to Ukraine, including humanitarian aid, support for Ukrainian refugees, and contributions to the IMF.
Euromaidan Press: Chinese defense minister to attend Moscow int’l security conference, visit Belarus
Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu is attending the Moscow International Security Conference in Russia and visiting Belarus to strengthen military ties.
#economy
PJ Media: Is ‘Decreasing’ Inflation a Clever Deception?
Inflation is rising, despite claims of a decrease. Bidenomics is hurting Americans, with falling wages and rising prices. The supposed decrease in inflation is a clever deception.
#military
All Outdoor: POTD: Expensive Piece of Kit - U.S. Imperial Underwater Demolition Knife
Vintage U.S. Imperial Underwater Demolition Knife, made in 1962, used by Navy Underwater Demolition Teams to defuse magnetic mines. Made from synthetic materials and non-magnetic alloys. Still has an elegant retro look.
#culture
Daily Wire: Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Star Slammed As She Continues Bashing Original Film In Another Resurfaced Video
Disney's new "Snow White" actress Rachel Zegler faced backlash for criticizing the original film in a resurfaced video, calling the Prince a "stalker." Zegler emphasized that the remake will take a different approach, focusing on Snow White's leadership skills instead of the traditional love story. Conservative figures like Matt Walsh and Dana Loesch criticized the marketing strategy, with some claiming that the strong female lead trope is overdone.
#health
Daily Wire: EcoHealth Alliance Sued By Families Of COVID Victims Who Allege Group Was Responsible For Virus’ Release
New York-based EcoHealth Alliance is being sued by families of COVID victims, alleging that the lab is responsible for the pandemic and their loved ones' deaths. The lawsuit claims that the health alliance knew about the virus research and its potential to cause a worldwide pandemic.
#education
Red State: For the First Time Ever, Alabama County Staffs All Schools With Resource Officers
The Covenant Christian School shooting in Nashville sparks debate in Tennessee Legislature over gun control laws. Governor Lee calls special session to address the issue, favoring mental health and proper gun training. Some argue for more gun control, others favor armed school resource officers.
#crime
Fox News: Milwaukee police chase leaves 1 dead, 9 hurt
A police chase in Milwaukee led to one death and multiple injuries, after a stolen vehicle crashed into another car during the pursuit. A 17-year-old male was killed, and seven others in the stolen vehicle were injured, along with two individuals in the other car. All injured parties were transported to the hospital for treatment.
Fox News: Kansas bar targeted in shooting permanently closes amidst controversy, negative publicity
A Kansas bar that was the scene of a shooting last month has permanently closed due to negative publicity and police blame. The club owner felt singled out and burdened by the city's actions.
#sports
Red State: Elon Drops the Hammer on Zuckerberg After He Backs Away from Fight
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg planned an MMA fight for charity, but disagreements arose. Zuckerberg questioned Musk's seriousness, while Musk offered to fight in Zuckerberg's Octagon. Musk accused Zuckerberg of backing out and called him a "chicken." Musk is now driving to Zuckerberg's house to confront him.
Forbes: Ex-NFL Lineman Michael Oher Says ‘Blind Side’ Story Was A ‘Lie,’ Accuses Family Of Tricking Him Into Financial Deal
Former NFL lineman Michael Oher files a petition claiming his adoptive family tricked him into signing a conservatorship agreement, allowing them to make millions off his story without his consent. Oher alleges that the family used him for their own benefit and continued to profit off his name after the release of the film "The Blind Side."
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review: The Kilroy Workshop Mini Tanto Knife
A man attends a knife-forging class at Kilroy Workshop in Colorado Springs, where he learns how to create his own mini knife from a bar of mild steel. The class is taught by a high school senior and assisted by another instructor. They guide the students through the process of heating the steel, shaping the blade and handle, and adding the final touches. The man is proud of his creation and plans to take more classes at the workshop in the future.
#other
The New American: Tree Euthanasia? Climate Alarmists Now Warn That Our Forests Will Worsen Global Warming - The New American
US forests are predicted to release more carbon than they store by 2070, joining 10 protected forests worldwide that already emit CO2. Some scientists propose euthanasia for older trees to be replaced with young ones, but this idea has been dismissed by the USDA. The focus on CO2 as a threat is irrational, as it is essential for life and its level needs to be considered in relation to an ideal PLG level. The greentopian climate agenda has already caused the destruction of rainforests and other natural landscapes.
Fox News: Kate Middleton isn’t making ‘late night calls’ to Prince Harry, experts say: She’s ‘thrown up her hands’
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is not involved in the feud between Prince Harry and Prince William despite rumors of late-night calls. Experts say that Kate is focused on her own goals and is respectful of William's feelings. The relationship between the brothers has been strained since Harry's royal exit.
The Blaze: Dem senator blames climate change for historic Maui wildfires. But here's what the National Weather Service said.
Senator Mazie Hirono suggested that climate change played a role in the Maui wildfires, but experts disagree. The wildfires were caused by a combination of extreme weather conditions and invasive plant species.
Field & Stream: Montana Man Kills Black Bear in His Living Room Just Prior to Bachelor Party
A man in Luther, Montana kills a black bear that broke into his home in an act of self-defense. The bear entered through a screened window and was killed after several shots were fired.