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#politics
The Blaze: IMMEDIATE REGRET: CNN host’s question about Joe Biden being a family man BLOWS UP in her face
A CNN leftist puppet gets a taste of poetic justice as she is called out for defending Hunter Biden's actions. The confrontation reveals the hypocrisy of the situation, leaving the puppet unable to respond.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Trump's latest indictment
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for the fourth time, this time in Georgia. Trump calls it a "dark period for our country" and vows to fix it by winning. Fulton County DA gives Trump until Aug. 25 to surrender.
President Biden admits that the Inflation Reduction Act had little to do with reducing inflation. An FBI agent says the Biden transition team and Secret Service were tipped off about a planned interview of Hunter Biden. White House wants Congress to spend more on Ukraine than on the border and fentanyl crisis.
The New American: Manipulation is The Democrats Biggest Weapon - The New American
The Democrats use manipulation for power. Joe Biden is manipulated as well.
The Federalist: When The Justice System Falls Apart, So Does The Republic
Democrats continue their efforts to use the criminal justice system as a weapon against their political opponents, with the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump and his advisers. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden's Department of Justice is protecting him and his son from scrutiny over their alleged scheme to profit from political influence. This double standard and weaponization of the justice system reveals a two-tiered system where Republicans are targeted and Democrats are protected.
Fox News: Pro-life groups give 'post-mortem' on Ohio Issue 1 setback, say November will be 'very different'
Pro-Life group Susan B. Anthony sheds light on why a pro-abortion ballot measure failed in Ohio . The failure was attributed to a dark money campaign and messaging that did not appeal to all pro-life voters. The group is preparing to fight against a vote in November that could enshrine abortion in the state's constitution. Supporters and opponents of a GOP-backed measure that would make it harder to amend the Ohio constitution packed the statehouse rotunda . Pro-life advocates believe that the upcoming November vote on abortion will be different from the previous one, as it will unify groups and have a more partisan breakdown. They see a real opportunity for Republicans to win over Democrat and Independent votes due to the extreme nature of the November amendment.
Red State: Oliver Anthony Is Attacked by Progressives and the GOP Establishment, He Must Be Doing Something Right
Country artist Oliver Anthony rises to fame with his song "Rich Men North of Richmond," which critiques American culture and government through the perspective of a rural, White Southerner. While the song touches the hearts of many working-class Americans, it also draws controversy and is labeled as a right-wing anthem. Despite the criticism, the song's lyrics resonate with people due to its authenticity and portrayal of economic and cultural anxieties. . National Review dismisses the song's grievances, reflecting their attitude towards populist campaigns like J.D. Vance's. This dismissive attitude ignores the song's popularity and the lived experiences of millions of working-class Americans, threatening the status quo.
Fox News: Judge schedules emergency hearing in RFK Jr.'s lawsuit over YouTube allegedly censoring his campaign
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Google and YouTube, alleging that they censored his campaign. The lawsuit claims that Google worked with the government to develop and enforce "misinformation" policies to censor political opponents. Kennedy's campaign argues that this censorship violates the First Amendment.
Red State: Alan Dershowitz: Fulton County Is Indicting Trump for What Democrats Did in 2000
Former President Donald Trump and his associates have been indicted in Fulton County, Georgia over the 2020 election. Democrats are celebrating, but critics argue it is a politically-motivated move. Similar to previous cases targeting Trump, this indictment raises concerns about the weaponization of the justice system for political gain. Whether this will benefit Democrats or backfire remains to be seen.
#society
Fox News: Entire police department resigns in Minnesota town, leaves mayor ‘blindsided’: 'Zero applicants'
Goodhue, Minnesota lost its entire police force after the Chief and other officers resigned due to recruitment challenges and low pay. The small town is determined to maintain police coverage.
PJ Media: White Privilege: Stevie Nicks Pilloried for Tone Deaf Post
Old famous lib Stevie Nicks faces backlash for insensitive tweet about her Maui house while devastating fire kills and displaces many. Paris Hilton criticized for vacation photos amidst the crisis. Elite mindset of the left on display as they prioritize personal interests over helping those in need.
National Review: The Corner: It’s Not Condescending to Speak the Truth
A Marine platoon commander reflects on the importance of rank and personal growth. He receives criticism for his views on the struggles of blue-collar workers. He argues that personal choices are the primary factor in one's life.
The Blaze: Australian annoyed over seeing 'too many American flags' during her stateside trip gets massive lesson on US patriotism
An Australian TikToker criticized the abundance of American flags in the U.S., suggesting they should be reduced. Many Americans responded with patriotic defenses and urged her to go back to Australia.
The Blaze: Maui fire conspiracy theory + Joe Biden’s PATHETIC response
Conspiracy theories emerge as people distrust mainstream media. Suspicions arise regarding the mysterious fires in Maui, with claims of land development and indigenous opposition. Joe Biden's heartless response adds to the skepticism.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Inside Ukraine’s cross-river raid in Kherson oblast and capture of Russian battalion commander
Ukrainian forces launch a cross-river raid in Kherson Oblast, capturing a Russian battalion commander in the process. The operation involves undermining Russian defensive capabilities, targeting reserves and ammunition depots, and conducting an amphibious assault to capture Russian positions.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Saudi-Israel Normalization: What's The Deal?
Middle East analyst Tsukerman dismisses the possibility of Saudi-Israel normalization, citing a lack of direct discussion between the two countries. She attributes this to Saudi Arabia's relation with Iran and political opposition to normalization. Tsukerman believes talk of normalization is a distraction from real security threats posed by Iran and regional connections. She criticizes America's limited understanding and approach to Saudi and Iranian politics. Additionally, Tsukerman highlights the Saudis' rush to establish relations with Iran and the dominance of conservative narratives in Saudi Arabian media and foreign policy.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: China’s Fertility Plunges
China's fertility rate is shockingly low at 1.09, causing concern for authorities trying to increase the number of births. This decline is attributed to factors like the high cost of living. As China's population ages, wage costs will rise, leading to potential economic consequences and a shift in geopolitical calculations.
Forbes: Earnings Reports From Media Companies Reveal Common Trends
Disney, Comcast, Paramount Global, and Warner Bros Discovery all released their latest earnings reports. The key takeaways are that streaming units are still unprofitable, ad dollars for linear television networks have fallen, and the CEOs want the work stoppages in Hollywood to end. Disney's streaming division lost $512 million, while Comcast's Peacock gained two million paid subscribers but still lost $651 million. Paramount+ had 61 million global subscribers and revenue from direct-to-consumer grew by 39%. Warner Bros Discovery had 95.8 million global streaming subscribers but saw a decline of two million. The overall cost to subscribe to streaming services has increased by 19%.
Fox News: Sri Lanka lifts import ban on trucks, other heavy vehicles for first time since 2020
Sri Lanka has lifted a ban on importing trucks and heavy vehicles for the first time since March 2020. The country has been gradually easing import restrictions due to its financial crisis caused by a shortage of dollars. The ban on passenger vehicles, however, remains in place.
The New American: South Africa Urges BRICS to Expand Trade in National Currencies, Supports Iran’s BRICS Bid - The New American
The South African Finance Ministry is urging the New Development Bank (NDB) established by the BRICS group to increase local currency fundraising and lending, in light of Western sanctions against Russia. The ministry plans to discuss expanding local currency use among NDB members during the upcoming summit in Johannesburg. The NDB aims to raise local currency lending from 22% to 30% by 2026.
South Africa has voiced support for Iran joining the BRICS bloc and has welcomed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to the upcoming summit in Johannesburg. Iran is seeking accelerated membership in the economic bloc. The United States is placing restrictions on $6 billion in seized Iranian assets that are set to be released as part of a prisoner-swap agreement. Discussions are ongoing, and the deal has not been finalized.
Flag And Cross: Goldman Sachs CEO's Unyielding Approach: A Recipe For Success Or A Path To Dissent?
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has faced both triumphs and tribulations in his leadership role. His intense and demanding style has led to successes but has also caused internal dissent. Questions have been raised about his suitability to run the company, with concerns about his leadership style and decision-making. Progressive policies implemented by Solomon have caused conflicts within the company, and his focus and judgment have been called into question. Despite recent setbacks, some believe Goldman Sachs remains strong under Solomon's leadership. Additionally, there has been a leadership transition at Goldman Sachs, with John Rogers stepping down and Russell Horwitz taking on the role of chief of staff.
#education
Fox News: Presidents of 13 universities elevate free speech on their campuses ahead of academic year
Thirteen university presidents are launching an initiative to promote free speech on campuses and address threats to U.S. democracy.
The Blaze: Biden admin to cancel $39 billion in student loan debt after judge tosses lawsuit
A federal judge upheld the Biden administration's plan to cancel $39 billion in student loan debt, dismissing a lawsuit against it.
#crime
Daily Wire: Rapper 50 Cent Says ‘I Told You LA Was Finished’ Following Latest $300K Smash-And-Grab Heist
Rapper 50 Cent believes that Los Angeles is "finished" after a smash-and-grab robbery at a Nordstrom department store, where around $300,000 worth of merchandise was stolen. He posted about the incident on Instagram, emphasizing his previous statement. In another post, he shared a video of thieves stealing clothes in the Bay Area. The rapper previously criticized bail policies in Los Angeles County, stating that the city is in a bad state.
Fox News: Special Counsel Weiss says Hunter Biden plea deal is ‘not in effect’ in new filing
Special Counsel David Weiss strongly rejected claims that his office reneged on a plea deal for Hunter Biden to resolve federal tax and gun charges. Weiss emphasized that the agreement was not in effect and countered Hunter Biden's claim of a "valid and binding" diversion agreement. Weiss stated that Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty and U.S. Probation declined to approve the proposed agreement. The judge must now determine the validity of the gun charge diversion agreement.
Fox News: Australian ex-priest has prison sentence extended to 40 years after being convicted of molesting 72nd victim
Gerald Ridsdale, an ex-priest in Australia, has been in prison since 1994 for sexually abusing children from 1961 to 1988. He was sentenced to another year in prison for molesting a 72nd victim, making it his 193rd conviction for child abuse. Ridsdale will likely remain in custody until his death.
Daily Wire: SBF Accused Of Funneling Over $100 Million Toward ‘Wide-Ranging Political Influence Operation’
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is accused of using stolen funds to conduct a political influence operation, including making campaign contributions and enriching himself. He faces charges of wire fraud, securities fraud, commodities fraud, and money laundering. The DOJ did not pursue campaign finance charges due to extradition issues. Bankman-Fried also allegedly used customer funds for personal expenses and investments. He was taken into custody after tampering with witnesses.
Fox News: UC Berkeley student carjacked at gunpoint as crime surge plagues college town
Carjacking and attempted carjacking incidents have occurred near UC Berkeley campus, raising concerns about safety. The crime rate in Berkeley has seen a significant rise, with 16 carjackings and 200 robberies reported this year. Students and parents are questioning the safety of attending the university.
Fox News: Illinois man creeps into 7-year-old girl’s bedroom, sexually assaults her as she sleeps in bed: Prosecutors
A man was arrested for breaking into a family's home and sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl as she slept. The family discovered the intruder and called 911.
#sports
Fox News: Bunk beds permanently removed at Little League World Series 1 year after player’s head injury
The Little League World Series will use single beds on the floor after a boy suffered a serious head injury from falling off a bunk bed. Little League International decided to provide single beds for all player housing in the 2023 tournament. Easton Oliverson's parents filed a negligence lawsuit seeking damages. Doctors gave Easton no chance of survival after emergency surgery for a fractured skull and epidural hematoma. Little League Baseball's announcement came right before the start of the 2023 tournament.
Forbes: Waiver Claim Mykal Walker Continues Bears’ Talent Search
The Bears have upgraded their depth and improved their defense in the exhibition games. General Manager Ryan Poles has made strategic changes through drafts and free agency, transforming the team into a young and energetic roster with potential. Poles has been proactive in claiming players off waivers, including linebacker Mykal Walker, who brings experience to the team's linebacking corps.
PJ Media: Sage Steele Is Ready for Her 'Next Chapter' After Settling Her Lawsuit With ESPN
ESPN anchor Sage Steele, known for her conservative views, was suspended by the network and later sued them for violating her free speech rights. Now, she has reached a settlement with ESPN and has decided to leave the network in order to freely exercise her First Amendment rights. The details of the settlement have not been made public, but both sides have agreed to part ways.
#other
Fox News: Typhoon Lan crosses into Japan leading to 240K evacuations, over 900 canceled flights
Typhoon Lan struck Japan, resulting in the evacuation of 240,000 people and the cancellation of 900 flights. The storm caused heavy rain, powerful winds, flooding, and landslides, leading to power outages and infrastructure damage.
Forbes: Author Post: The Transformative Power Of Remote One-On-Ones
Effective communication is crucial in remote work. One-on-one meetings are essential for team management and employee engagement. They provide a platform for dialogue, feedback, and personal growth. Best practices include using icebreakers, reviewing work done and scheduled, maintaining a collaborative journal, tracking career progress, making video optional, actively listening, avoiding surprises, watching for burnout, and establishing a cadence that works.