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#politics
PJ Media: EXCLUSIVE: Lawyer Mike Davis Calls Trump Indictments ‘Destructive Attacks’ on America
Former President Trump and 18 others have been indicted for allegedly interfering with the 2020 presidential election. This indictment is seen as a dangerous attack on America by some Republicans.
National Review: Fulton County Clerk’s Office Acknowledges It Accidentally Posted ‘Sample’ Docket in Trump Case
The court clerk's office mistakenly published a document detailing charges against former President Donald Trump, which were later removed. The office admitted it was a test sample, causing confusion. Trump's attorneys criticized the release, citing violations in the grand jury process.
Breitbart: Mark Levin on Trump Indictment: 'Stalin Would Be Proud — I'm Sure Putin Is Proud'
Conservative talker Mark Levin criticizes the indictment against former President Trump, claiming it violates the Constitution's supremacy clause. He argues that the legal system has been distorted in Democrat-run cities and states and accuses them of attacking the Republican Party. Levin questions the constitutionality of indicting a sitting president and argues that the Supremacy Clause should prevent state district attorneys from interfering with federal elections. He warns of the radicalization of the Democratic Party and believes that these indictments are not about justice but a political agenda.
Red State: House GOP Takes on Deep State-Funded Suppression of Right-Wing Media
House Republicans are investigating organizations censoring right-leaning news sites on social media and targeting their advertising revenue. The State Department has been funding these groups, using taxpayer dollars, to silence government-opposing opinions. The investigation focuses on the Global Alliance for Responsible Media, World Federation of Advertisers, Global Disinformation Index, and NewsGuard. The goal is to determine if these groups are specifically targeting conservatives and violating antitrust laws. Cutting off their funding could be a step in the right direction to fight the corruption and censorship.
The Right Scoop: KJP screws up and reveals she’s been writing Joe Biden’s tweets
Biden's aide accidentally exposes herself as one of the writers behind Biden's tweets, confirming his role as a puppet.
National Review: The Corner: BREAKING: Mark Meadows Takes the Georgia Case to Federal Court
Mark Meadows has filed to have the Georgia indictment moved from state court to federal court, citing his role as White House chief of staff and federal defenses. This move takes the whole case to federal court, making it difficult to separate any part of it for state court.
#society
The Blaze: Liberal church in St. Louis vandalized with 'White Lives Matter' message
A liberal church in Missouri was vandalized with the message "White Lives Matter" spray-painted on a brick wall under progressive church posters. Residents and neighbors of the church condemned the act, stating that it was uncharacteristic of the neighborhood. The incident has sparked debate about the "White Lives Matter" movement and its response to the "Black Lives Matter" movement.
Forbes: Tattoo USA: One-Third Of Americans Have Ink As Industry Projected To Hit $4 Billion
One-third of American adults have tattoos, with women more likely than men to be inked. Black people have the highest tattoo rate, while Asians have the lowest. The tattoo industry is expected to reach $3.9 billion by 2030.
Fox News: Maui police chief urges patience and prayers amidst devastating wildfire tragedy
Maui Police Chief John Pelletier urges patience and perseverance as teams search for remains in the aftermath of a deadly wildfire. Pelletier, who previously dealt with the Las Vegas mass shooting, understands the emotional toll of identifying victims. He urges the public to submit DNA samples to help with the identification process.
PJ Media: Crippling Stupidity
The collegiate and media classes have distorted the English language, creating a constantly changing lexicon. Dickinson College has released an Inclusive Language Style Guide to ensure respectful language use, but it is evolving and not comprehensive. The guide includes tips for pronoun-friendly sentences and discourages terms like "crippled," preferring "crip" instead. This laziness and lack of creativity in language usage reflects the declining quality of education.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: China Celebrates Taliban Victory Anniversary: 'A Historic Achievement'
The Chinese Foreign Ministry celebrated the Taliban's two-year anniversary of conquering Afghanistan, praising their takeover as a "historical achievement" and commending them for fighting corruption and improving people's livelihoods. The Taliban conquered Kabul bloodlessly, causing the government to flee, and celebrated the anniversary with mass events. The Chinese Communist Party was among the first to recognize the Taliban as an "interim" government and celebrated their return to power. They praised the Taliban's efforts in recovering the economy, improving peoples' livelihoods, and fighting corruption. China has been focusing on strengthening business ties with the Taliban, particularly in relation to Afghanistan's mineral wealth. They have become involved in joint infrastructure projects and plan to activate an advanced camera system across the country. However, the Islamic State-Khorasan Province has been targeting China's presence in Afghanistan, posing a threat to their operations. Chinese officials have urged the Taliban to take more action against radical Islamist terrorism.
Breitbart: Michael McCaul: Joe Biden's 'Terrible' Decisions Caused Taliban Takeover
House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul criticized the Biden administration for their handling of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, calling it a "catastrophe" caused by President Biden's decisions. He threatened to cut funding for humanitarian operations unless there are assurances that the money won't go to the Taliban. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) John Sopko also warned about the Taliban diverting aid funds and interfering with U.N. and NGO operations.
#economy
Daily Wire: Biden Touts Record On Inflation As Americans Spend Hundreds More Per Month
President Biden touted his economic record and decreasing inflation during a speech in Milwaukee. However, Americans are paying significantly more for basic goods and services compared to two years ago. Republicans argue that real wages are down and gas prices are up.
#crime
Breitbart: All the Trump Indictments in One Place
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted in multiple courts, facing a total of 91 counts. In New York, he is charged with falsifying business records, with a maximum penalty of 136 years. In Miami, he faces charges for willful retention of national defense information and obstruction of justice, with a maximum penalty of 450 years. In Washington, D.C., he is charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States and obstruction of an official proceeding, facing a maximum of 55 years in prison. In Fulton County, Georgia, he is charged with conspiracy to commit multiple crimes, with a maximum penalty of 76.5 years .
#sports
Red State: Sean Tuohy Jr. and Sr. Speak Out: Claim They Were Blindsided by Michael Oher's Lawsuit
Former NFL player, Michael Oher, has filed a lawsuit against the Tuohys, the family portrayed in the movie The Blind Side, alleging that they used him for his story and ripped him off. Sean Tuohy, Sr. has responded, stating that they loved Michael at 16 and will continue to love him at 37. The Tuohys deny profiting from the film and claim that they treated Michael as part of their family. The lawsuit raises questions about Oher's knowledge of his conservatorship and why he allowed it to continue during his NFL career. The Tuohys are willing to end the conservatorship if that is what Michael wants, but they are prepared to defend themselves in court.
#other
National Review: Biological Male Dominates Canadian Women’s Powerlifting Competition
Transgender powerlifter Anne Andres smashes records in women's division, sparking controversy over fairness in sports. Many argue that allowing biological males to compete against women is discrimination against female athletes.
Daily Wire: Judge Hands Win To 16 Young Climate Activists In Montana
Montana judge rules that the state's approval process for fossil fuel permits violates the state constitution by not considering the effects of carbon emissions. The ruling means Montana must start considering climate change when approving fossil fuel projects. The state's attorney general plans to appeal.
Forbes: Blackpink Is Already Set Up For Success With Their Upcoming Single
Blackpink, the beloved vocal group, is set to release their highly anticipated single "The Girls." The song is expected to dominate radio airwaves and reach a wide audience, showcasing the record label's confidence in its chart-topping potential. After a year-long hiatus, fans are eagerly awaiting new music from the group, who have been growing in status and success within the music industry. Blackpink's impact on the global music business has been significant, paving the way for other K-pop acts to gain traction and success. Their previous successes have created a favorable musical landscape for their latest release to thrive.
Forbes: Lionel Richie, Earth, Wind And Fire Groove As ‘Sing A Song All Night Long’ Tour Continues
Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire performed a lively and eclectic concert in Chicago as part of their "Sing a Song All Night Long" tour. Both acts have sold millions of records and have ties to the city, making it a special homecoming show. The concert was a celebration of funk, soul, and various genres, captivating the audience throughout the night.