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#illegals
Fox News: Police seize products from 5 Nebraska marijuana dispensaries to test THC levels
Police in Nebraska are testing marijuana products seized from five dispensaries to determine if they contain illegal levels of THC. The tests were conducted after checks revealed higher-than-allowed levels of THC at these locations.
#politics
The Federalist: J6 Judge's Record Should Disqualify Her From Trump Trial
Former President Donald Trump's legal team is seeking to move his trial outside of Washington, D.C., citing concerns of bias from a jury and a federal judge who have shown animosity towards Trump and his supporters. Judge Tanya Chutkan, who has presided over multiple Capitol riot cases, has a track record of harsh sentences for defendants and a dismissive attitude towards the comparison between the riots and left-wing protests. Trump's attempt to move the trial is unlikely to succeed, given Chutkan's previous rulings.
The Federalist: How Dumb Is GA Case? Trump Indicted For Tweeting To Watch TV
A local prosecutor in Georgia indicts former President Donald Trump and his legal team, charging them with various "criminal" acts related to the 2020 presidential election. Charges include seeking phone numbers, encouraging voters to watch specific television broadcasts, grassroots campaigning, reserving rooms, seeking signature verification, encouraging attendance at a hearing, and encouraging special legislative sessions. Trump now faces a total of 91 charges as he leads the race for the Republican nomination.
Liberty Nation: Latest Evidence – The Untouchable Hunter Biden
The FBI protected Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, from investigation before Biden became president. The FBI tipped off the transition team and Secret Service, preventing an interview of Hunter Biden related to a year-old investigation into his overseas business deals. This reveals misconduct by the Justice Department in the Biden criminal investigation.
Fox News: Biden rebuked for ignoring deadly Maui wildfires: 'Prioritizing Ukraine over American people'
President Biden faced criticism for offering "no comment" on the deadly wildfires in Hawaii, with some comparing it to his response to a hazmat train derailment in Ohio. Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley suggested that Biden prioritizes Ukraine over American people, pointing to his lack of action during crises in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Critics argue that Biden has enriched himself through Ukraine and put America's interests last.
Liberty Nation: RICO Riot: Dem DA Indicts Trump, Giuliani, And Seventeen Others
Atlanta prosecutor Fani T. Willis has indicted Donald J. Trump and eighteen others for 41 felonies concerning events after the 2020 election. Trump is accused of violating Georgia’s RICO statute and creating false electoral documents. Willis alleges that Trump and his co-conspirators harassed and intimidated election workers. Trump released a statement calling Willis a "rabid partisan." The most serious charge is the RICO charge. Willis has set a trial date within six months, but it is unlikely that there will be a trial with all 19 defendants. Trump is also facing other criminal charges in Florida, DC, and New York.
Fox News: Trump indicted for fourth time as he leads 2024 primary field
Donald Trump, the 2024 GOP frontrunner, has been indicted four times this year for various charges related to his presidency and alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. He was indicted on state charges out of Georgia's Fulton County, including violating the Georgia RICO Act and conspiracy to commit forgery. Trump and his allies have until August 25 to surrender. The timing of the indictments has raised suspicions among Trump's supporters, who believe they are politically motivated.
Forbes: Trump And Giuliani Blast Election Meddling Charges
Former President Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani criticized the Georgia grand jury indictment against them and 17 others for alleged election tampering. Trump called it a political witch hunt while Giuliani called it an affront to American democracy. The indictment marks Trump's fourth criminal charge this year.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Over 9,400 civilians killed in Ukraine since start of war, says UN
More than 9,400 civilians have been killed in Ukraine since the start of the war, according to the UN. The actual number is expected to be higher due to difficulties in verifying information from active war zones.
#religion
Fox News: Celebrating the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Feast of the Assumption celebrates the belief that Mary, mother of Jesus, went to heaven after her death. It is a holy day of obligation for Catholics and is celebrated with Mass, festivals, processions, and prayers dedicated to Mary.
#crime
Forbes: Trump Indicted In Georgia: Here Are The Crimes He’s Been Charged With—And The Prison Sentences They Carry
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on 13 felony charges, including violating Georgia's RICO statute, solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer, conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer, conspiracy to commit forgery in the first degree, false statements and writings, and filing false documents. The charges are related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 election.
American Thinker: Muskegon: Who says 'heroes are hard to find?
Muskegon City Clerk Ann Meisch discovers suspicious voter forms and contacts the Muskegon Police Department to investigate. The result uncovers an election fraud ring operating across the country.
#sports
Fox News: Novak Djokovic returns to US with 'zero regrets'
Novak Djokovic returns to the United States after a two-year absence due to his vaccination status. He is greeted by a large crowd and expresses his motivation to compete in top tournaments.
Fox News: Super Bowl champ Sony Michel refutes report he died
Two-time Super Bowl champion Sony Michel denies death rumors after false report circulates on social media. Michel, who recently retired from the NFL, took to his own post to label it as "fake news." Meanwhile, another NFL running back, Alex Collins, tragically died in a motorcycle accident in Florida.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Best Tents of 2023
Looking for the best tent for camping? Consider the MSR Habitude 4 for family camping, the Napier Backroadz Truck Tent for truck camping, the NEMO Dragonfly 2 for backpacking, the Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 for two-person camping, the Mountain Hardwear Trango 2 for four-season camping, and the Coleman Sundome for those on a budget.
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Forbes: Why Sommeliers Admire The Petaluma Gap Wine Region In Sonoma County
The Petaluma Gap, an appellation in Sonoma County, is known for its cool winds and fog, making it an ideal place to grow chardonnay, pinot noir, and syrah grapes. Sommeliers praise the distinctive taste and food-friendliness of the wines from this region, with pinot noir being a favorite and recommended pairings including seared duck breast and roasted stuffed sardines. Chardonnay and syrah are also thriving in the Petaluma Gap, with food pairings including pan-seared scallops and grilled salmon.
Fox News: Family raises questions over fatal Connecticut police shooting of 34-year-old man
Relatives question the justification of police killing a man in a stolen car after a police dog attacked him. Lawyers for the family argue that deadly force was unnecessary. The police claim it was a dangerous situation.