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#politics
Daily Wire: Trump On Fulton County Charges: I Have ‘Irrefutable’ Election Fraud Evidence, ‘Complete Exoneration’
Former President Donald Trump responds to RICO charges in Georgia by claiming he has evidence that will lead to his exoneration. He accuses investigators of overlooking those responsible for election fraud.
Spectator USA: Media begins shoring up Biden’s network flank
The lines between presidential messaging and news networks are blurred as former Biden officials are hired by networks for prominent roles. Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki moved to MSNBC while still in her role, facing little pushback. CNN hired former communications directors for Biden and Harris. This media campaign will support Biden's re-election by pushing his messaging and keeping Trump in focus.
The Right Scoop: Joe Biden claims he saw a bridge collapse with his own eyes, but that never happened…
Joe Biden falsely claims to have witnessed a bridge collapse in Pittsburgh.
Spectator USA: A warning about Julius Malema, South Africa’s rising star
Julius Malema, leader of the EFF political party in South Africa, chanted "Kill the Boer, the farmer!" at a recent celebration. The EFF, dedicated to fighting economic slavery, wants to seize private property and enforce total state control. Malema could become the deputy president after the next general election.
Fox News: House Republicans demand info on how DOJ uses taxpayer dollars as department funding battle rages
House Republicans, led by House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, are demanding answers from the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding the allocation of grant money within various offices. Some conservatives are looking to cut the department's funds due to alleged politicization. Jordan has sent letters to three DOJ offices seeking transparency on grant allocation processes. Talks of cutting funding to the DOJ and FBI have gained traction among House GOP members who believe the department has been improperly influenced by President Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland.
Despite repeated requests, the DOJ has not responded or provided documents regarding grants to the House Judiciary Committee. Jordan accused the offices of missing a deadline and failing to provide a specific date for producing the requested information. He expressed openness to subpoenaing if necessary and warned of potential compulsory process if the department does not comply voluntarily.
Breitbart: Peter Schweizer: Appointment of Special Counsel 'a Massive Favor to the Bidens'
Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer questions the legality of David Weiss's appointment as special counsel to prosecute Hunter Biden. Schweizer suggests that Weiss's status as a DOJ employee and his ability to stonewall Congress's investigation raise concerns about potential corruption within the Biden family. Additionally, Schweizer and his co-host discuss the Secret Service's involvement in protecting Hunter Biden from legal scrutiny, suggesting a lack of justice in the case.
Fox News: GOP erupts over 2018 text from Hunter Biden claiming he'd paid dad's bills for 'past 11 years'
House Republicans claim that a 2018 text message from Hunter Biden, in which he mentions paying his father's bills for over a decade, provides further evidence of corruption within the first family. The text suggests that Hunter paid bills through Wells Fargo and used a debit card and credit line. The Republicans argue that these texts show a combining of Hunter and Joe Biden's finances.
Red State: Newsom's 'California For All' Programs Ruined the State - We Can't Let Him Create 'America for All'
California, once prosperous, is now a failed state due to the Democratic Party and their progressive policies. High taxes, lack of infrastructure, and high homelessness rates demonstrate their failure. Gavin Newsom's leadership and potential presidential ambitions should terrify everyone. Californians are heavily taxed and struggle with high costs of living, making it difficult to afford basic necessities. Businesses are leaving the state due to the burdensome tax policies, and energy costs are the highest in the nation. The state's lenient policies on crime and drug use contribute to a high rate of homelessness. Infrastructure and education are also in decline, showing a lack of progress and effective use of tax dollars. The state's future looks bleak unless there is a change in leadership.
Breitbart: Poll: 63% Say Joe Biden Violated FARA by Assisting Hunter in Ukraine Deal
A majority of Americans believe that President Joe Biden broke the law by assisting his son, Hunter Biden, in removing a Ukrainian prosecutor. The House Oversight Committee argues that Joe Biden threatened to withhold U.S. aid to Ukraine in order to influence the prosecutor's firing. Additionally, a poll found that a significant majority of Americans believe that both Joe and Hunter Biden violated the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) in their dealings with Ukraine and China.
The Blaze: Commentary: Will America ever renounce empire?
In the years after World War II, the US became a global superpower driven by imperialism and the Cold War (, ). The US government saw democratic self-determination as a threat and used its power to maintain control . American leaders, such as Eisenhower and Kennedy, warned against the military-industrial complex and imperialism, but their voices were largely ignored (, ). Today, the US continues to pursue its imperial ambitions, but there is growing awareness and outrage among the American people (, ). The future of the US depends on whether it will renounce imperialism and embrace a new direction (, ).
Daily Wire: Key Takeaways From Trump Being Indicted In Expansive Georgia RICO Case
Former President Donald Trump and several allies were indicted in Georgia over their alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. The 19 individuals, including Trump and Rudy Giuliani, were charged under Georgia's RICO Act for their involvement in various schemes, such as making false claims of election fraud, trying to install fake pro-Trump electors, and tampering with voter data.
Fox News: Georgia court offers new explanation for 'fictitious' indictment posted before Trump charges
The Fulton County Clerk's Office in Georgia claims that the supposed "fictitious" indictment against former President Trump and 18 others was accidentally leaked. The indictment, which included charges of violating the Georgia RICO Act and conspiracy, was later confirmed to be true.
#society
Fox News: Hall of Fame NBA coach Don Nelson opens doors to Maui rental homes to help those displaced by wildfires
Legendary NBA coach Don Nelson and his wife are opening their rental units in Maui to provide housing for around 24 people impacted by the deadly wildfires. Nelson, who settled down in Maui after retiring from coaching, expressed the overwhelming need for help as thousands of people remain homeless. While some of Nelson's investment properties were untouched, the wildfires have devastated the area and left many in need of assistance.
Flag And Cross: Fox News' Will Cain Questions If the 'Constitution Has Been Suspended' in Maui After Official Tries to Enforce 'Media-Free Zone'
Deadly wildfires in Hawaii have led to a lack of leadership and communication, causing frustration among residents. Fox News host Will Cain questioned the suspension of the Constitution and media restrictions in the affected areas. Despite the chaos, citizens have stepped up, organizing an airlift to bring supplies and retired firefighters volunteering to distribute goods. Officials expect to find 10-20 bodies a day as the search for missing individuals continues.
Daily Wire: Major Bank, Pharmaceutical Giant Participated In McKinsey Training That Banned White People
Corporations like U.S. Bank and Bayer Pharmaceuticals participated in a leadership training program hosted by McKinsey and Company that excluded white employees based on race. The program aimed to promote racial equity and diversify talent pipelines. Other companies, including Best Buy and Liberty Mutual, also joined the program. This has sparked calls for a boycott and potential legal action.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian missile targets Swedish SKF factory in western Ukraine, killing three – Reuters
A Russian missile hits the SKF factory in western Ukraine, killing three employees.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Gensler Says AI Tools Like ChatGPT Will Be 'The Center' Of 'Future Financial Crashes'
SEC chair Gary Gensler warns of the potential risks and concentration of power in AI models in the financial markets, which could lead to future crises. He raises concerns about the uniform reactions and interconnectedness caused by businesses and investors relying on the same few models, as well as the prioritization of investors in AI tools on trading apps. Gensler emphasizes the need for investment advisers to take responsibility and establish fail-safe mechanisms to avoid flawed financial advice.
Euromaidan Press: Latvia could begin Ukrainian grain exports in fall 2023 – Delfi
Latvia may start exporting Ukrainian grain in fall 2023. Logistics and technological capabilities have improved, allowing for more efficient transportation. This could lead to around 500,000 to a million tons of grain being transported annually. .
Fox News: China's statistics bureau rejects deflation concerns at Beijing press conference
China's statistics bureau denies deflation now or in the future. Economic recovery faces challenges.
Forbes: July Sales Up Boosted By Amazon Prime Day And Half-Year Results Positive
July retail sales in the US increased by 0.7%, with a boost from Amazon Prime Day. Restaurants and travel also saw increases, while home furnishings and electronics/appliances dropped. Fashion categories benefited from early back-to-school shopping. Overall, retail sales show continued growth and healthy spending behavior by consumers.
#culture
Daily Wire: Another Country Bans ‘Barbie’ Over ‘Damaging Morals’
The movie "Barbie" has been banned in Algeria due to its promotion of homosexuality, violating the country's religious and cultural beliefs. The film had initially opened and attracted 40,000 viewers but was later pulled from theaters by the Ministry of Culture and Arts for "damaging morals." Similar bans have also been implemented in Kuwait and Lebanon.
#education
PJ Media: University of Virginia School of Law — Exposed
The University of Virginia Law School offers courses on left-wing ideologies like race, climate change, feminism, and abortion, alongside traditional law courses.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia housewife accused of plotting husband's murder calls life 'tough': report
A Georgia housewife, Lindsay Shiver, and her Bahamian lover, Adrien Bethel, are accused of plotting to kill Lindsay's wealthy husband, Robert Shiver. Lindsay, Bethel, and the accused hitman, Faron Newbold Jr., have been released on bail. The Shivers are in the midst of a bitter divorce and custody battle, and Lindsay is prohibited from contacting her husband or going near him. The alleged plot was discovered when incriminating messages were found on a suspect's phone during an investigation into a break-in at a bar where Bethel worked.
The Blaze: 'If you don’t come kill her you a mf b***h': Man allegedly shoots dead the mother of his 2-year-old daughter — and cops say suspect's mom helped him plan murder
A man allegedly shot and killed the mother of his 2-year-old daughter at a Florida Home Depot. Investigators now say the suspect's mother helped plan the murder. The mother, Sheila Agee, was arrested and is facing charges of first-degree murder.
Fox News: Pennsylvania woman sentenced after plotting with son to kill ex-boyfriend who broke up with her
Pennsylvania woman Joyce Brown-Rodriguez sentenced to 20-40 years in prison for conspiring with her son to kill her ex-boyfriend. Brown-Rodriguez pleaded guilty as part of a plea agreement and testified against her son.
Red State: Locking Up Stores' Merchandise Is Ruining One Writer's 'Happy Place'
Stacy Torres, a sociology professor, is upset about her local grocery store locking up items due to theft and violence. She believes that retail stores have a social responsibility to entertain customers like her and blames socioeconomic conditions for the rise in crime. Torres suggests long-term investments in the social safety net and legislation to combat retail crime, but others argue that prioritizing arrests and prosecution is necessary to deter thieves. The Los Angeles DA shares Torres' perspective, further perpetuating the belief that thieves are victims who need support rather than punishment.
Fox News: Former FBI official pleads guilty to conspiracy for illicit work with Russian oligarch, violating sanctions
Former FBI counterintelligence official Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate sanctions on Russia by working for a Russian oligarch and collecting derogatory information on a wealthy rival. McGonigal accepted over $17,000 to assist Russian energy magnate Oleg Deripaska and was also involved in negotiations to receive a significant fee for uncovering hidden assets. He could face up to five years in prison.
#sports
Forbes: Dudes Together: Hey Dude Now In Lockstep With Social Media Sensations Dude Perfect
Crocs-owned shoe brand Hey Dude has partnered with YouTube content creators Dude Perfect in an effort to boost its 3% growth in Q2. Dude Perfect, known for their sports-themed videos and massive following of over 59 million subscribers, will work on Hey Dude's campaigns and create bespoke content. The partnership aims to tap into Dude Perfect's vast audience and increase sales for Hey Dude shoes.
Fox News: Michael Oher, subject of 'The Blind Side,' 'got played' by Tuohy family, former NFL player says
Former NFL lineman Ramon Foster comments on the recent revelations about Michael Oher's conservatorship with the Tuohy family, saying Oher was "played." Foster believes Oher was invited to stay with the Tuohys due to his unstable upbringing and expects Oher to fight for what he deserves. Oher, who inspired the movie "The Blind Side," has filed a petition to end the conservatorship and seeks a share of the profits made from his name.
#other
Fox News: 'Vacation' star Anthony Michael Hall tried to sneak a peek at Beverly D'Angelo's breasts: 'I got busted'
The stars of "National Lampoon's Vacation" had a mini reunion at a fan expo, but couldn't talk about the film due to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike. Anthony Michael Hall admitted trying to sneak a peek at Beverly D'Angelo's nude scene. The chemistry between D'Angelo and Chevy Chase helped shape their characters.
Fox News: Dramatic video captures Florida man's rescue after plane crashes into Gulf of Mexico: 'Make it or drown'
A Florida man survives a plane crash in the Gulf of Mexico near the Florida Keys. He was rescued after being in the water for an hour. .
Flag And Cross: Car Featured In 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' To Be Auctioned
A 1939 Ford from the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" is up for auction. The car appeared alongside Bob Hoskins in the film and has undergone restoration. It is expected to fetch between $25,442 - $38,164.
The New American: Young Activists Prevail in Landmark Climate-change Trial in Montana - The New American
A Montana judge ruled in favor of young climate activists, stating that state agencies violated their constitutional rights by approving fossil-fuel projects without considering climate change. The judge found that the state's approval process for fossil-fuel permits is unconstitutional and fails to evaluate greenhouse gas emissions.