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#politics
The Blaze: Capitol Police officer turned whistleblower calls for investigation into USCP's former head of intelligence; claims she may have sat on actionable Jan. 6 intel for promotion, cushy job
Former U.S. Capitol Police Lt. Tarik Johnson suggests that the failure to contain the January 6 protests may have been intentional rather than incompetent. He calls for an investigation into the former head of intelligence, Yogananda Pittman, who may have withheld actionable information for personal gain. Johnson believes that Pittman played a key role in the events of that day and calls for her to be held accountable.
American Thinker: KJP’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day at the WH press room podium
Karine Jean-Pierre faces challenges as press secretary, navigating corruption and incompetence. Her response on the border and a child's death is criticized. She mispronounces names and struggles with language.
Fox News: Manhattan judge refuses to recuse himself from Trump case despite donation to Biden
A Manhattan judge denies Trump's legal team's request to recuse himself from the hush money payments case. Trump's lawyers claim bias due to the judge's political affiliations and his daughter's ties to Biden's campaign. The judge rejects the argument and states that there is no concrete reason for recusal.
Flag And Cross: Irony: After Trump GA Indictment, Maddow, Hillary Take Aim at 'Bad Actors' Who Complain About 'Stolen' Elections
The media reacts to Trump's indictment in Georgia, with CNN calling it a move closer to an election precipice and the New York Times dubbing it "Trump Indictment, Part IV." MSNBC's coverage is criticized for featuring Rachel Maddow and Hillary Clinton, who both previously contested election results. The irony of their commentary on eroding trust in American institutions is pointed out. The root of the distrust in the electoral system is blamed on divisiveness and the undermining of faith in institutions. These critics are seen as perpetuating these issues themselves.
The American Spectator: Georgia Levels Yet Another Indictment Against Trump
Former President Donald Trump and 18 others have been indicted on charges including racketeering and perjury, alleging an attempt to overturn Georgia's 2020 election. Arrest warrants have been issued, and Trump has called it a "witch hunt." The indictment claims a "sprawling but organized criminal effort" to undermine the election.
Breitbart: Nolte: Basement-Rated CNN Rearranges Primetime Schedule with Same Awful People
CNN, a struggling cable channel facing credibility and ratings crises, plans to shuffle around the same unlikable and unappealing staff responsible for its downfall. Despite record-low ratings, CNN refuses to admit fault and continues to rely on the same liars and bigots to attract viewers. However, without unearned money from cable TV, CNN's inevitable doom is imminent.
Human Events: MALCOLM FLEX: The case against Fani Willis
The courts in Fulton County, Georgia put up and then took down a list of crimes they want to charge former President Donald Trump with. Some believe it was an attempt to influence jurors and violate the confidentiality of the grand jury. The list accuses Trump of election fraud, using the RICO law, and the DA, Fani Willis, who is from the same party as Joe Biden, has been accused of using RICO to target opponents. Trump and his supporters believe it's a witch hunt. The leaked list raises concerns about the secrecy and impartiality of the grand jury.
The New American: Georgia Prosecutor Launches Another Round of Indictments Against Trump - The New American
Prosecutor Fani Willis has issued a new round of indictments against Donald Trump and his allies, accusing them of racketeering to overturn Georgia's election. This comes as a hypocritical move from supporters of Stacey Abrams, who herself accused the GOP of fraud in previous elections. The charges include violation of Georgia's RICO act and filing false documents.
The Economist: Poland’s far right could be the next government’s kingmaker
Poland's far-right party, Confederation, is gaining support and may play a decisive role in the next government. While PiS and PO struggle to secure a majority, Confederation's small-government economics message is resonating with voters. However, behind its mainstream facade, the party has troubling extremist roots, advocating for stricter abortion laws, easier gun ownership, and the death penalty.
As Ukraine continues to bury its dead from past wars, the country faces a reminder of its troubled history. The exhumation process not only uncovers the victims of war but also brings to light Ukraine's past conflicts. Meanwhile, the Baltic region celebrates its status as a NATO lake, enjoying prosperity and vibrancy, particularly on its eastern shores.
American Thinker: Biden shows his true colors in his me-first Maui disaster response
A catastrophic wildfire in Maui has left 99 dead and 1,000 missing, causing the biggest natural disaster in Hawaii's history. Joe Biden's response to the crisis has been criticized for his lack of concern and absence from the scene. The government's slow and inadequate response is causing further suffering for the affected residents.
Breitbart: Nolte: Oregon, Utah Mandate GPS Trackers in Electric Vehicles to Tax Per Mile
States like Oregon, Utah, and Michigan are implementing GPS trackers on electric vehicles to tax drivers by the mile. The reason is that electric vehicles don't pay gasoline taxes, which fund road maintenance. This move by the government poses a threat to personal freedom and could lead to increased surveillance and control over citizens' movements.
The Federalist: Fifth Circuit Judge Likens Government Coercion Of Big Tech To 'Mob' Boss
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether the government can pressure social media companies to remove disliked content. The government claimed it was only having conversations, but evidence suggested coercion. The case centers on Americans' constitutional protections against government censorship.
Red State: The Best and Worst Arguments Surrounding the Georgia Trump Indictment
Donald Trump was indicted in Fulton County, GA. The court clerk turned it into a spectacle by posing with the document for reporters. The indictment seems politically motivated and the use of RICO is a stretch. Conservative arguments that legal acts are being criminalized are misleading. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp does not have the power to pardon or remove the DA. Overall, conservatives should focus on valid legal arguments against the indictment.
The Right Scoop: Gov DeSantis EXPERTLY explains how cutting the DC bureaucracy will help grow the economy
Governor DeSantis explains his plan to cut bureaucracy and achieve 3% growth. He is seen as the only candidate capable of accomplishing this.
Fox News: Hunter Biden lawyer withdraws from case ahead of expected witness testimony on 'sweetheart' plea deal
Hunter Biden's attorney, Chris Clark, has withdrawn as counsel due to recent developments in the ongoing case related to a failed plea deal offered to Biden by the Justice Department. The withdrawal is based on a rule of professional conduct that prohibits a lawyer from acting as an advocate if they are likely to be a necessary witness. Hunter Biden was expected to plead guilty to tax charges and a gun charge, but the plea deal was rejected by a judge who described it as unconstitutional. House Republicans are now investigating the DOJ's handling of the case.
Fox News: Trump's far-left foes cheer 4th indictment: 'Twice-impeached former white supremacist-in-chief'
Former President Trump has been indicted for the fourth time, with 18 others, in relation to alleged tampering with Georgia's 2020 presidential election. Progressive Democrats are celebrating and urging accountability for his actions. The indictment marks the first time a former U.S. president has faced criminal charges after leaving office.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Rheinmetall to supply Ukraine with Luna drone system this year, company confirms 
German defense group Rheinmetall confirms plans to supply Ukraine with the LUNA-NG drone system in 2023 to enhance the effectiveness of the Ukrainian military through advanced technology. The system can detect, classify, and recognize objects in real time, with drones capable of remaining aloft for over twelve hours and a reconnaissance capability of several hundred kilometers.
#economy
Forbes: Dow Drops Nearly 300 Points As Fitch Warns Big Banks Could Be Downgraded
Stocks fell Tuesday as concerns over banks' health and China's economic recovery led to a bleak day for bulls. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 280 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost 0.9% each. Fitch's top bank analyst warned of potential downgrades for the U.S. financial sector and banks facing a confidence crisis. China's disappointing economic data and cut in interest rates further spooked investors globally. Amidst this, yields for 10-year U.S.-issued bonds surged to their highest level of 2023.
Forbes: Revealed: The Abandoned Streaming Series That Cost Disney $100 Million
Disney spent $105.9 million on making the Willow streaming series, which was dropped after just six months. It was based on the 1988 movie and starred Warwick Davis. The series was filmed in Wales and benefited from the UK's Television Tax Relief scheme.
#culture
Fox News: How to 'woke-proof' your life, plus Taco Bell drive-thru drama
Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. An author shares tips for fighting wokeness. A Taco Bell customer's pay-it-forward chain leads to a confrontation. A Taylor Swift fan spends $9,000 on concert tickets. A four-year-old enjoys belly laughs with Golden Retriever pups. A vintage designer purse earns serious bucks at an online auction. An American inventor creates the folding beach chair. Learn how to restore photos and play our crossword puzzles. Stay connected with Fox News on social media and download our apps.
#health
Daily Wire: Doctors Sound Alarm Over Latest Ozempic Risk
Doctors warn that weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may increase the risk of life-threatening complications under anesthesia. Anesthesiologists advise patients to stop taking the drugs for up to three weeks before surgery or any procedure requiring anesthesia. Pulmonary aspiration from a full stomach under anesthesia can lead to other complications, potentially resulting in death.
Daily Wire: Bruce Willis’ Wife Says She’s ‘Not Good,’ Feels ‘Doom And Gloom’ In Wake Of His Dementia Diagnosis
Bruce Willis' wife, Emma Heming Willis, opens up about her husband's dementia diagnosis and the importance of taking care of oneself. She emphasizes the need to break up negative thinking and live each day to the fullest. Emma continues to persevere for her daughters and for Bruce, who wants her to live her best life. She urges others to find moments of beauty and prioritize self-care.
#education
Newsbusters: PolitiFact Rates DeSantis 'Mostly False' For True Statement About CRT
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis claimed to have eliminated Critical Race Theory (CRT) in K-12 schools, but PolitiFact disputes this. The debate continues regarding CRT's influence on corporate trainings and the law's ban on distress based on race.
#crime
Fox News: US Border Patrol uncovers over 200 lbs of meth stashed throughout entire pick-up truck
Over 200 pounds of meth found in vehicle at California-Mexico border. 26-year-old US citizen arrested.
Fox News: Mother of 6-year-old who allegedly shot Virginia teacher pleads guilty to charge of felony child neglect
A Virginia mother pleaded guilty to a charge related to her 6-year-old son shooting his first-grade teacher. The mother, Deja Taylor, admitted to felony child neglect but had a misdemeanor charge dropped. The child intentionally shot the teacher in January and has since claimed that he obtained the gun from his mother's purse.
Flag And Cross: Former President Can't Rant About All Evidence
Federal judge denies special counsel's request to prevent former President Trump from disseminating evidence and information about witnesses in upcoming federal trial. Trump's attorneys argue for discretion only on "sensitive" information. Concerns raised about Trump's habit of publicly deriding opponents. Trial expected to begin in early 2024.
Breitbart: Canberra Resident Muhammad Arif Charged Over Threat to Bomb Flight
A man is charged with threatening to blow up a plane during a flight from Australia to Malaysia. The man, Muhammad Arif, became disruptive and claimed to have explosives on board, causing the plane to return to Sydney.
#sports
Fox News: Vikings’ TJ Hockenson cites ear infection for training camp absence: 'Messing with my equilibrium’
Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson has been limited in training camp due to an ear infection. Hockenson is slowly recovering and aims to be ready for the season opener.
#other
Fox News: Head of Opera Philadelphia set to retire next spring, upcoming production postponed
David Devan, head of Opera Philadelphia, will retire next spring after 13 years. The company postponed one production to balance the budget. Music director Corrado Rovaris received a contract extension.
Forbes: Craig Foster On Women’s World Cup, Qatar And The Voice
Former soccer captain Craig Foster is reflecting on what Australia stands for as the women's national team makes history in the Women's World Cup. With a newfound awareness of Australia's dark past and a history of untold truths, Foster has become an advocate for human rights and has spoken out against injustices both in his own country and abroad. He criticizes Qatar hosting the World Cup and the treatment of migrant workers, as well as Australia's treatment of its First Nations people. Foster believes that both soccer and society need to change their approach towards indigenous peoples.