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15 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Grand jury returns indictments in Trump-Georgia case
The Fulton County, Georgia Clerk's Office explains the "fictitious" indictment posted on their website before Trump's indictment. Trump's latest indictment is deemed "excessive" and "dangerous" by Jonathan Turley. Trump's four indictments could impact his 2024 campaign. Trump's campaign criticizes Georgia prosecutor's Black Panther ties. Trump's Georgia indictment presents an "extraordinary situation," says Stuart Varney. Trump now faces a total of 91 pending charges. The difference between a grand jury and a special grand jury is explained. Sen. Tim Scott criticizes the legal system being weaponized against political opponents. The process of selecting a grand jury is outlined. Georgia Gov. Kemp denies voter fraud claims from Trump. The full Trump-Georgia indictment can be viewed on Fox News. Former Gov. Chris Christie finds Trump's indictment unnecessary and uncomfortable.
The New American: House GOP Chairmen Complain About Conservative Demands for Spending Cuts - The New American
House GOP chairmen complain about conservative demands for spending cuts in the pending fiscal 2024 appropriations bills. House conservatives are demanding further cuts, but the House Appropriations chairmen are opposing them.
Forbes: DOJ Hits Back At Hunter Biden: Denies Allegation It ‘Reneged’ On Plea Deal
The Justice Department denies claims made by Hunter Biden's legal team that federal prosecutors reneged on a deal that would have given him immunity from future charges. The deal fell apart in court when Hunter Biden revealed that he wanted a separate diversion deal to avoid a gun charge.
The New American: Germany Considers Banning a Political Party for the Sake of "Democracy" - The New American
Germany considers banning the right-leaning Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party for its growing popularity. AfD has shifted to the right and opposes EU immigration quotas and woke ideology. Left-wing politicians call for a ban, with some suggesting imprisonment for party leaders. The German Institute for Human Rights claims that AfD's racist and extremist goals make it ban-worthy. However, banning a political party raises questions about democracy.
Red State: Tucker Carlson's Viral Interview With RFK Jr. Includes Ukranian Bio-Labs, Dr. Fauci, and Who Killed JFK
Democratic presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. discusses controversial topics, including bio-labs and the war in Ukraine, in an interview with Tucker Carlson. Kennedy claims that bio-labs in Ukraine are developing bio-weapons and that Anthony Fauci was involved in moving these labs overseas. He also discusses kitchen table issues, such as inflation and the denial of Secret Service protection.
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.
#economy
Forbes: 2023 Media Layoffs: Opera News Shutting Down U.S. Publication
The media industry in the US is experiencing a series of closures and layoffs in 2023. Topline Opera News, CoinDesk, Entertainment Tonight, Hearst Magazines, and several other organizations have announced layoffs and closures, citing declining economic fortunes and challenges in the industry. This trend reflects the decreasing amount of newspapers in print.
#culture
PJ Media: Mouse House Getting Nervous as Disney Shutters Lucasfilm Studio in Singapore
Disney is facing significant financial losses and negative reception to its woke movies and television series. The partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney has led to a boycott of Bud Light, resulting in billions of dollars lost and a decline in cultural influence. Disney has also announced the closure of Lucasfilm's visual effects and animation studio in Singapore, impacting an unknown number of employees. Other factors contributing to Disney's struggles include job cuts and competition in the streaming service industry. One major flop for Disney was "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," which was criticized for its woke content and weak portrayal of the iconic character.
Daily Wire: Disney’s New Snow White: She’d Be Better Off Staying Dead Than Kissing A ‘Stalker’
Disney is making a live-action version of Snow White. The actress playing Snow White argues that the Prince is a creepy stalker and the film is not about love.
#health
Forbes: What To Know About Texas Lawsuit That Could Cost Planned Parenthood $1.8 Billion
Planned Parenthood is facing a lawsuit in Texas, filed by Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and an anonymous whistleblower, alleging that the organization defrauded the state's Medicaid program of at least $10 million. If the judge rules against Planned Parenthood, it could end up costing them over $1.8 billion. The organization argues that the services and reimbursements received during their legal challenges were not unlawful.
#education
Fox News: Federal appeals court rules school district can continue to keep student gender transitions from parents
A federal appeals court ruled that a Maryland school district can keep gender transitions of students secret from their parents. The court dismissed the case brought by parents over the district's "gender support plan," stating that the plaintiffs didn't have standing because they didn't allege their children were transgender. The court acknowledged that the parental objections may be persuasive, but said they lacked the power to address them.
#crime
Daily Wire: Former FBI Official Pleads Guilty In Russian Oligarch Sanctions Case
A former top FBI official pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions on a Russian oligarch. Charles McGonigal, retired special agent, admitted to providing services to Oleg Deripaska in exchange for secret payments. McGonigal now faces up to five years in prison.
PJ Media: WATCH: Fiery Clash Between Republican Ronny Jackson and Police at Rodeo
Former White House physician and current Rep. Ronny Jackson engaged in a fiery altercation with local law enforcement at a rodeo in Texas. Jackson tried to provide medical assistance to a teenage girl having seizures, but deputies yanked him away. The video footage shows Jackson expressing his frustration and hurling obscenities at the deputies.
Fox News: Suspect in Cash App founder slaying blows kisses to mom after not guilty plea in April stabbing
The Silicon Valley stabbing suspect blew kisses to his mom as he left court, maintaining his innocence in the murder of Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App. The alleged spat over the suspect's sister led to the fatal attack, which was caught on surveillance cameras. Prosecutors are preparing to release a car seized during the investigation, while the suspect's lawyers seek to have impound fees waived.
#sports
The Blaze: ESPN anchor punished for condemning vaccine mandate leaves network to exercise her free speech rights 'more freely'
ESPN anchor Sage Steele has announced her departure from the sports network after settling a lawsuit. Steele cited her desire to exercise her First Amendment rights "more freely" as the motivation for leaving. The lawsuit was filed last year, accusing Disney and ESPN of retaliating against her for expressing opinions on Barack Obama and the company's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Fox News: Anthony Richardson 'shocked' Colts named him Week 1 starter: 'Wow, it really happened'
The Indianapolis Colts shockingly name Anthony Richardson as their Week 1 starting quarterback, surprising both him and Gardner Minshew. Richardson is focused on his responsibilities for the upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Colts have confidence in Richardson's abilities despite his status as a raw talent.
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PJ Media: Wanted: Single Male, No Smokers, Must Have Climate Anxiety
A man expresses gratitude for his wife's qualities and accomplishments. He criticizes the dating scene and discusses a writer who prioritizes climate change in relationships. He emphasizes the importance of enjoying the relationship and not focusing solely on societal issues.