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#politics
American Thinker: All those Dems nattering on about protecting 'our democracy'? It’s just a scam
Ongoing coup destroying constitutional order, Dems using Jan. 6 as cover story. Dems destroy democracy while claiming to protect it. Biden administration issues guidelines to bypass Supreme Court ruling on racial discrimination in college admissions.
Fox News: White House response to wildfires gets worse as Karine Jean-Pierre bumbles key details: 'She has no idea'
President Biden's spokeswoman, Karine Jean-Pierre, stumbled when discussing the devastating wildfires in Hawaii, mispronouncing the names of Senators Maizie Hirono and Brian Schatz and misgendering Hirono. The mistake drew criticism from commentators, who called out Jean-Pierre's lack of knowledge.
The Federalist: Media Pretend Hunter Is Under The Law So Joe Can Stay Above It
The media have shifted their narrative on the Biden family's foreign influence-peddling scheme, initially dismissing it as a conspiracy theory. They now focus on defending Joe Biden while throwing Hunter under the bus. Despite evidence of corruption, they claim Joe's involvement is normal and deflect attention by praising the appointment of a special counsel to investigate Hunter. Democrats insist that no criminal corruption has been proven against Joe. However, the real scandal lies in the Biden family's influence-for-cash racket and Joe's role in it.
Fox News: Trump's first reaction to Georgia indictment, Fulton County DA deflects indictment leak and more top headlines
Former President Trump reacts to Georgia indictment, plans to win 2024 election. Fulton County DA gives Trump deadline to surrender. Questions arise over leaked indictment. Obama biographer speculates on his influence in D.C. Alan Dershowitz sees significance in Hunter Biden case.
Fox News: Veteran vows to fight ‘woke policies,’ homeless crisis in liberal enclave with bid for Congress
Marine Corps veteran Kate Monroe plans to run for Congress as a Republican in 2024 to combat the "woke ideology" in politics. She aims to unseat Democratic Rep. Mike Levin in California's 49th Congressional District, focusing on addressing the homeless crisis and rising crime rates in San Diego. Monroe advocates for a tailored approach to homelessness, helping those who are "circumstantially homeless" get back on their feet before prioritizing those with mental health issues and severe drug addiction. As a CEO of VetComm, she also aims to improve care for veterans if elected.
Fox News: Trump indicted for the fourth time as he leads 2024 primary field
Donald Trump, the current 2024 GOP front-runner, has been indicted for the fourth time this year. The charges include violating the Georgia RICO Act and conspiracy to commit various crimes. Trump and his co-defendants have until August 25 to surrender.
The Federalist: Trump Charges In Georgia Are An Attempt To Criminalize Speech
Georgia's district attorney, Fani Willis, has announced charges against Donald Trump and 18 of his associates for allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2020 election. The indictment accuses them of engaging in lawful free speech that contributed to the conspiracy. This is seen as a partisan attempt to silence dissenting voices and sets a dangerous precedent for Americans' First Amendment rights.
Fox News: Hillary Clinton breaks out into laughter before Trump indictment: ‘Oh, I can’t believe this’
Former President Donald Trump is indicted for a fourth time in Georgia, leading to laughter from his political opponent Hillary Clinton. Clinton expresses sadness about the possibility of another Trump indictment and emphasizes the seriousness of the charges. Trump claims the indictment is politically motivated and accuses it of being timed strategically for his political campaign.
#society
Fox News: As New York City moves out from pandemic-era regulations, new outdoor dining rules are on the way
New York City officials are working to incorporate outdoor dining structures into the city's streetscape permanently. While many support the idea, there are concerns about noise, congestion, and abandoned structures. The new system will allow dining sheds to be set up from April through November, with sidewalk dining allowed year-round. Some feel that outdoor dining creates a livelier streetscape, while others believe it takes away space and aesthetics from the city.
#economy
Forbes: How Four Alumni Of The Next Billion-Dollar Startups List Soared Past The $1 Billion Mark
More than 100 startups on Next Billion-Dollar Startups list have reached $1 billion valuation. Despite challenges, some companies like Figma, Anduril, Coalition, and Checkr continue to thrive.
#education
American Thinker: Lost without math
Math is essential for success. Without it, society would struggle in finance, healthcare, technology, sports analytics, politics, and more.
#crime
Fox News: Zero cash bail to blame for 'brazen' smash and grab robberies in LA, police union says
The controversial zero cash bail policy in Los Angeles is being blamed for a surge in smash and grab robberies across the city. Law enforcement officials argue that the policy allows suspects to be released easily and become repeat offenders, leading to an increase in these types of crimes. The recent 'flash mob' robbery at a Nordstrom store highlights the issue.
Fox News: New image of 'Candy Man' serial killer's last unidentified victim released 50 years after murderer's death
In the 1970s, serial killer Dean Corll, known as the "Candy Man," murdered at least 28 teenagers and young men in Houston and Pasadena, Texas. Only one victim remains unidentified, known as "Swimsuit Boy." The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has released a facial rendering of the boy in hopes of finding leads to his identity.
Fox News: New Hampshire man sentenced for abandoning baby after MLB legend's daughter gave birth in woods
A man was sentenced to jail for endangering the life of a newborn baby after the daughter of Baseball Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley gave birth in freezing woods. The man pleaded guilty to child endangerment and received additional charges. The woman, accused of abandoning her son, pleads not guilty and claims she didn't know she was pregnant.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Pearl Lamine Yamal Reportedly Set To Make Starting Debut At 16 This Weekend
FC Barcelona's 16-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal is set to make his starting debut in La Liga against Cadiz. With injuries and suspensions, Yamal has emerged as the favored option for the vacant right wing position, impressing fans and pundits alike.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Jerkbait: Trigger Explosive Strikes from Big Bass
When it comes to jerkbaits, they are a highly effective lure for catching big bass. They are best used in early spring around rocky points and drop-offs. The key is to vary your retrieve and match the lure to the predominant baitfish.
#technology
Forbes: How Three Car Guys And A Winemaker Want To Save America’s Farms With Tractorbots
Monarch Tractor, a California-based company, expects to triple its sales this year with its autonomous electric tractors. The tractors are all-electric and self-driving, offering benefits such as increased efficiency and reduced dependence on outside labor and fuel for farmers. Monarch aims to make farming more sustainable and address labor shortages in the industry.
National Review: Congress’s Well-Intentioned Efforts to Micromanage Children’s Online Safety Will End Poorly
Lawmakers propose the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA 2.0) to regulate children's online activity. However, these bills would lead to constitutional violations, privacy risks, and unnecessary regulations. KOSA's vague definition of "covered platform" would require platforms to suppress legally protected speech, while COPPA 2.0's age verification requirements would compromise security and anonymous speech. These bills would burden the internet with excessive regulation and give too much power to the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general. Instead, Congress should prioritize children's safety, civil liberties, and parental rights without preempting parents' responsibilities.
#other
Fox News: Child among 5 dead off Tunisian coast after migrant boat carrying 35 sinks
A migrant boat sank off Tunisia's port city of Sfax, leaving five people dead and seven others missing. Most of the migrants were Tunisians and a "small number of sub-Saharan nationals." The incident is under investigation.