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16 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: 38 Senegalese migrants rescued off coast of Cabo Verde: Dozens of others believed to be dead, missing
A boat carrying over 100 migrants from Senegal to Spain capsizes near Cabo Verde, with 38 survivors and several dead. The exact number of casualties and cause of the incident are unknown. The dangerous West Africa to Spain route has seen a surge in migrants due to various factors such as unemployment, political unrest, and climate change.
#politics
Breitbart: Mark Levin: If Elected, Trump Can Pardon Himself from State Charges, Too
Conservative radio host Mark Levin argues that President Trump can pardon himself from state charges if he becomes president again, citing the Supremacy Clause and Department of Justice policy. Levin states that a sitting president cannot be indicted and that the same reasoning should apply to state indictments. Additionally, he argues that since a president can pardon themselves from federal crimes, the Supremacy Clause should override state law on pardons.
Townhall: The Weakness of Biden Impeachment Articles
House Republicans are divided on whether there is enough evidence to impeach President Joe Biden. GOP members have made progress in exposing Hunter Biden's shady foreign business deals and foreign money flowing to the Biden family. However, the case against Joe Biden is weak as it relies on linking him to alleged illegal activities of his family members.
The Right Scoop: Mark Meadows asks federal court to have Georgia case against him DISMISSED and here’s why….
Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is petitioning to move his charges in the Georgia election case to federal court, arguing that federal law protects him from state prosecution as a federal officer. Meadows has been charged with soliciting an official to violate their oath of office related to a phone call between Trump and Georgia's Secretary of State. He claims immunity under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Breitbart: Trump Faces 'Pardon-proof' Majority in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump is facing 13 counts in Fulton County, Georgia, and the state's governor does not have the power to grant pardons. The power to pardon resides with the State Board of Pardons and Paroles, making the indictment effectively pardon-proof. Trump could attempt to persuade Georgia's legislature to change the procedure, but that would require a constitutional amendment with multiple steps. Alternatively, he could win the presidency and pardon himself from both federal and state crimes or have the case moved to federal court and then potentially try to have it dismissed or pardon himself if he becomes president in 2024.
Fox News: US ruled Montana officials can no longer ignore its climate change contributions
Young environmental activists in Montana have won a significant lawsuit that states officials failed to protect them from climate change. In a landmark ruling, a Montana judge declared that the government has a constitutional duty to safeguard people from climate change. The ruling applies only in Montana and may not result in immediate action by state officials, but it sets an important legal precedent that could influence climate litigation across the U.S. and beyond.
Breitbart: White House Announces Joe Biden Will Head to Maui Disaster Zone Next Week
President Biden will visit the Maui disaster zone to assess the damage caused by devastating wildfires and meet with first responders. He previously faced criticism for not commenting on the death toll and delaying his visit. Questions will likely be raised about the preparedness and response to the catastrophe.
The Federalist: GOP Rep Aims More Fire At Christian Tweet Than Trump Charges
The summary details a Republican congressman criticizing a call for faith in Jesus Christ as "bigoted," demonstrating a misunderstanding of religious liberty. The congressman later apologized. Meanwhile, the indictment of former President Donald Trump on multiple charges is highlighted as a more pressing concern for Republicans in Congress.
#society
Breitbart: Tim Tebow Comes Out in Support of 'Fairness' in Women's Sports
Former Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow supports fairness in women's sports, expressing his belief that all girls should have the opportunity to compete without interference. Tebow's comments come in the midst of a debate about transgender individuals participating in women's sports. Meanwhile, leftists have been reported to have attacked and harassed women's activists during a bill signing ceremony for a new law protecting female collegiate athletics in Texas.
Fox News: Wedding drama erupts as bride explodes when young boy wears white, couple no longer speaking
A groom seeks advice on Reddit after his new bride gets upset over a guest wearing white to their wedding. The bride becomes emotional, asks the guest to leave or change, and the groom defends his family. The couple is no longer speaking.
Spectator USA: The story of Eileen O’Shaughnessy, George Orwell’s unjustly forgotten wife
Anna Funder examines the life of Eileen O'Shaughnessy, George Orwell's first wife, in an effort to rescue her from historical oblivion. Funder uncovers the sacrifices Eileen made for Orwell's career and highlights her own creative contributions to his work. She also exposes the neglect and mistreatment Eileen endured, shedding light on the oppressive nature of patriarchy.
#war
Fox News: 2 years after Biden exited Afghanistan, Taliban bans women from classrooms, most jobs
Two years after the U.S. military's exit from Afghanistan, the Taliban maintains a ban on female education and employment. They have effectively eliminated women from public life and remain defiant in the face of international pressure. The Taliban's rule over Afghanistan continues to be oppressive towards women.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Saudi Arabia Appoints First-ever Envoy To PA And Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia has appointed its first-ever non-resident envoy to the Palestinian Authority, who will also serve as consul general to Jerusalem. This move is seen as strengthening the relations between the two brotherly peoples, as Saudi Arabia shows its firm support for the Palestinian cause . The appointment does not require approval from Israel, as Saudi Arabia does not have a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem. The development comes amid efforts by the United States to forge an Israeli-Saudi normalization deal, although the deal still faces challenges . Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expresses confidence in achieving some form of normalization with Saudi Arabia, but downplays the significance of the Palestinian issue in negotiations .
Flag And Cross: US Should Account That Xi Jinping Is 'Mortal'
Former Obama adviser Ryan Hass believes that the future of US-China relations relies on a new generation of leaders who prioritize solving future problems. However, he acknowledged that this change may not occur during the Xi Jinping era. Hass emphasized the importance of leaders focusing on collaboration rather than past grievances to foster a more equitable relationship. Additionally, experts have raised concerns about the potential for China to invade Taiwan by 2024, with U.S. President Joe Biden labeling China's economic challenges as a "ticking time bomb."
#economy
Forbes: Target Sales Drop After ‘Negative Reaction’ To Pride Month Collection—But Profit Beats Expectations
Target reported a decline in sales partly due to a negative reaction to its Pride Month collection. However, the retailer's earnings exceeded expectations and its share price rose 5%. The decline in sales was attributed to inflation and consumers' avoidance of non-essential purchases.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: ‘Hell Is Real’
Billboards along I-71 in Ohio display messages about Heaven and Hell, provoking drivers to consider their eternal destiny. The signs were created by developer Jimmy Harston and have gained national recognition. The billboards serve as a unique expression of America's character.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney Fans Turning on Rachel Zegler over Snide Comments About Original 'Snow White': 'She’s a Walking PR Disaster for Disney'
Disney fans are turning against Rachel Zegler, the star of the upcoming Snow White remake, after old interviews resurfaced where she criticized the original film. Her negative comments about the prince and romance have sparked backlash on social media and created a PR problem for Disney.
#health
Flag And Cross: World First: Breast Cancer Drug Helps Lung Cancer Patient
Hadassah University Medical Center in Jerusalem made a scientific breakthrough in cancer treatment when they used the drug Alpelisib to raise the blood-sugar levels of a lung-cancer patient suffering from dangerously low blood sugar. The patient's condition improved within a few hours of treatment, but the drug was initially not covered by national health insurance. Eventually, the patient's family received funding for compassionate treatment from the drug's maker.
#education
Fox News: Tennessee student's suspension over memes rescinded after org files First Amendment lawsuit
A Tennessee high school student's suspension for satirical memes about his principal will be removed from his record following a lawsuit by FIRE. The student's First Amendment rights were violated, and school has changed its social media policies.
#crime
The Blaze: Homeowner: Squatters who broke into my house in February are still living there — and cops arrested me after I called 911 on them
A homeowner in Georgia finds squatters living in his residence and calls the police, but gets arrested instead. The squatters have been living there for six months and the homeowner is unable to legally enter his own property.
Fox News: NY Post reporter threatened by machete-wielding professor reacts to possible plea deal: I want 'her to change'
A former college professor in NYC who threatened a reporter with a machete may reach a plea deal with Bronx prosecutors. The professor, Shellyne Rodriguez, was filmed holding a machete to the reporter's throat after he approached her for comment. The prosecutor's office is considering a program like community service or anger management instead of jail time.
#sports
Forbes: Most Top 10 Teams Head Into 2023 Season With A New Starting Quarterback
College football teams like Georgia, Ohio State, Alabama, Penn State, Clemson, and Tennessee are in need of new starting quarterbacks for the 2023 season. The successors for these teams are either clear or competing with other players to take over the position. Carson Beck is in the running for Georgia, while Ohio State has Kyle McCord and Devin Brown vying for the starting spot. Alabama has a three-way competition between Tyler Buchner, Jalen Milroe, and Ty Simpson, while Penn State may lean towards Drew Allar. Clemson's Cade Klubnik is the clear choice, with Paul Tyson as the backup. Joe Milton is a leading candidate for Tennessee, with Gaston Moore as a potential backup.
The Federalist: The Commercialization Of College Sports Is Ruining The Game
The decision by Washington and Oregon to leave the Pac-12 for the Big Ten has caused a ripple effect in the world of college sports. This move, driven by financial interests, threatens to destabilize long-standing rivalries and diminish the enjoyment of the game for fans. College sports, once a cherished tradition, is now being overshadowed by commercialization.
#outdoors
Fox News: Arizona doctor dies while hiking with other physicians in New Mexico
Renhick Guyer, a 61-year-old Arizona doctor, died from an apparent heart attack while hiking with his physician friends in New Mexico. His body was unable to be retrieved until the following day due to severe weather conditions at the summit of Wheeler Peak.
#technology
Fox News: How to stay incognito and conceal your number when calling someone
Just when you thought your phone had exhausted all its secrets, it reveals a disappearing act for your phone number. Dial *67 before the number to make it invisible. For a permanent vanishing act, go to your phone settings and turn off "Show My Caller ID." Use a secondary phone number to protect your privacy. For the ultimate invisibility, call your service provider to hide your outgoing caller ID.
#other
Forbes: The Record Heatwaves Effects On Europe’s Wine Industry Are Coming Into Focus
Extreme heatwaves have plagued southern Europe, causing significant challenges for winemakers in the region. Sicilian vineyards suffered from downy mildew in addition to the extreme heat, potentially resulting in a 40% drop in production. Italy as a whole is expecting a 14% smaller wine harvest compared to the previous year, while Greece and France are also dealing with the impact of heatwaves. Portugal has been relatively unaffected by the heatwaves, projecting an 8% increase in wine production for the upcoming year, while Spain anticipates a 10% decrease due to drought and high temperatures.