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16 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: Top Dem dark money network faces IRS complaint over alleged self-enrichment of its founder
The largest Democratic dark money network, Arabella Advisors, is facing an IRS complaint for alleged illegal financial benefit. Nonprofits affiliated with Arabella Advisors, which manage left-wing dark money groups, are accused of rerouting nonprofit cash back to founder Eric Kessler through deceptive practices. The complaint calls for an investigation into the tax-exempt status of the nonprofits.
Arabella Advisors manages multiple nonprofits that act as fiscal sponsors for liberal groups. These groups avoid filing tax records and do not disclose donor information, masking their financials. Billionaire financiers, including George Soros, have funneled money through this network, which has also given funds to Democratic-affiliated entities. APT's complaint urges the IRS to investigate potential violations and take regulatory action if necessary.
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: San Francisco Crime Forces Staff at Nancy Pelosi Federal Building to Work From Home
The Nancy Pelosi Federal building in San Francisco is experiencing high crime rates, leading staff to work from home. The area has become known for drug dealing and unsafe conditions. The city's lenient policies on vagrancy and drug offenses contribute to the problem.
The New American: First Amendment Right to Free Speech Confirmed by D.C. Appeals Court - The New American
A lower court ruling was overturned, affirming the First Amendment rights of pro-life protesters in Washington, D.C. Two protesters were charged with defacing property after chalking "Black Preborn Lives Matter" on the sidewalk, while BLM protesters faced no consequences. The court ruled that the selective enforcement of the law violated the First Amendment.
The Babylon Bee: Old Letters Reveal Trump Fantasized About Being Even More Straight Than He Already Is
Newly discovered letters reveal that former President Donald Trump fantasized about being even more heterosexual than he already was, shedding new light on his psyche as a younger man. Trump expressed his desire to love women even more and claimed to be the most heterosexual man in the world. The letters have caused a wave of shock and disbelief across the country. Trump responded by proclaiming himself as the greatest living man and expressing his intention to sell limited edition NFTs of the letters.
Breitbart: Biden Announces Visit to Maui After Trump's Criticism of His Response
President Biden faced criticism from former President Trump and others for his smiling response of "no comment" when asked about the rising death toll from the wildfires in Maui. Biden's response was deemed as disrespectful and a disgrace. However, the White House announced that Biden will be visiting Maui to meet with first responders, survivors, and officials. The wildfires in Maui are the deadliest in the U.S. in over a century.
National Review: The Corner: Are the Trump Election-Interference Indictments a ‘Criminalization’ of Speech and Politics?
Yesterday, a column discussed the indictment of former President Trump and others by the Fulton County district attorney in Georgia. The column compared this indictment to another one, addressing the issue of free speech and the First Amendment. The comparison showed that the Georgia indictment is more concerning in terms of First Amendment rights. The column emphasized that while speech can be used as evidence in a criminal case, it should not be penalized in and of itself.
Fox News: Pence breaks silence on Trump's Georgia indictment, says 'election was not stolen'
Former Vice President Mike Pence spoke out for the first time since Donald Trump's indictment, stating that the Georgia election was not stolen and that he had no right to overturn it. Pence emphasized that no one is above the law and that all those implicated are entitled to the presumption of innocence. The indictment accuses Trump of joining a conspiracy to change the outcome of the election.
American Thinker: Hawaii’s governor wants to have the state take over Lahaina’s burned lands
The devastating fire in Lahaina, Hawaii leaves behind destruction and loss of life. Democrat governor, Josh Green, plans to use the crisis to further Democrat goals by potentially taking over the land and turning it into government housing. This raises concerns about crime and degradation in the community.
Newsbusters: Wiki WOW! Damning Emails Reveal Manipulated Biden Wikipedia Entries
An independent journalist exposed Wikipedia for allowing Biden entries to be manipulated. Wikipedia stood by as Hunter Biden's page was edited to hide damning information. The site has been known for peddling leftist ideology.
The Blaze: Washington DC ‘selectively enforced’ ordinance against pro-life group while ignoring BLM protesters: Federal appeals court
The United States Court of Appeals ruled that Washington, D.C. unfairly enforced an ordinance against pro-life activists, while ignoring similar offenses by Black Lives Matter protesters. Two pro-life activists were arrested for writing a message in chalk on a sidewalk during a pro-life rally, while BLM protesters who defaced property were not arrested. The court found that the city discriminated based on viewpoint and violated free speech rights.
#society
Daily Wire: Conspiracy Theorists Blame Space Lasers — And Oprah — For Deadly Maui Fires
Conspiracy theories have emerged linking Oprah Winfrey to the deadly fires in Maui, suggesting her personal ties to the island and her expanding land ownership may have played a role. However, critics argue that such theories are deceitful and disrespectful to those affected by the tragedy. The cause of the fires is believed to be downed power lines sparked by hurricane-force winds, and the death toll continues to rise.
National Review: ‘This is Heartbreaking’: Minnesota Town’s Entire Police Force Resigns
The small town of Goodhue, Minn. is losing its entire police force due to lack of funding. Ten officers resigned, following the resignation of the police chief. The city council is urged to quickly find a solution to maintain safety in the community.
Breitbart: Target Sales Slump In Trans Backlash—But Shares Jump Higher on Profit Beat
Target, the retail giant, experienced a decline in sales in the second quarter due to a backlash against the promotion of transgender ideology in children's merchandise. Comparable sales fell 5.4 percent and online purchases slumped 10.5 percent. The company acknowledged that the reaction to their Pride month offerings had a negative impact on sales. Despite the decline in sales, Target posted better-than-expected profits, mainly due to reducing markdowns and inventory costs. The company lowered its guidance for the rest of the year, but shares still saw a slight increase.
National Review: The Corner: What Our ‘National Conversation’ on Middle America Misses
Some individuals and communities in middle America are dissatisfied, decaying, and discombobulated. However, this is not exclusive to middle America, as urban areas on the coasts also face similar challenges. The idea that political parties or a wealthy cabal control the resources and manipulate specific geographic areas is implausible. The narrative of struggling rural, white, conservative communities being destroyed by drug overdoses or joblessness oversimplifies the reality. Middle America is diverse, with many people who are satisfied with their lives and communities.
Newsbusters: Victory! Sage Steele Wins Lawsuit Against ESPN
Sports commentator Sage Steele has won her lawsuit against ESPN, claiming that her employer violated her First Amendment right by enforcing a vaccine mandate. Steele's victory is a significant moment for free speech, as Connecticut lawmakers protected her right to express her opinions. She subsequently announced her departure from ESPN and will likely find new opportunities in her field.
#war
Fox News: Nigerian military helicopter that crashed while on a rescue mission reportedly shot down, possibly by gangs
A Nigerian military helicopter on a rescue mission crashed after being shot at by gunmen, killing all on board. The cause of the crash is under investigation. The incident occurred in Niger state, which has been heavily targeted by bandits.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: All About the (Qatari) Benjamins: Qatar Funded Ilhan Omar’s World Cup Trip
Representative Ilhan Omar attended the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, with her trip paid for by the Qatari government. The funding raised concerns about her previous anti-Semitic comments and support for Hamas. Other American lawmakers also visited during the World Cup, with Qatar funding trips for a bipartisan group of House members.
Washington Free Beacon: Book Reveals How Biden Admin’s Reliance on Taliban Led To Deaths of Troops
A new book reveals how the Biden administration's reliance on the Taliban for security during the Afghanistan withdrawal led to missed opportunities to prevent the deadly Kabul airport bombing. U.S. officials knew of the threat but the Taliban refused to raid a known ISIS-K hotel, and a drone strike was canceled due to a negative response from the Taliban. Transcripts show military officials were aware of the attack, and Marines were on one knee all night to reduce their exposure. Republicans are pushing for the disclosure of classified information, and the Biden administration continues to send funds to Afghanistan.
The American Mind: Western Civilization, Chinese Style
China is accused of stealing intellectual property, but American corporations continue to invest in research in China. Chinese R&D is impressive and far-reaching, targeting Western high culture. Huawei's 2,000-acre campus in Shenzhen replicates European architecture and promotes creativity. China's focus on classical music education and its investment in research and development are contributing to its scientific advancements. The West must prioritize creativity and innovation to compete with China's rising dominance.
#economy
Forbes: One Year Later, Inflation Reduction Act Implementation Remains A Mess
Vice President Kamala Harris gives remarks in Seattle ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act. The IRA is a Democratic industrial policy that redistributes wealth towards renewable energy and electric vehicles. The law includes generous subsidies for renewables and electric vehicles, but Republicans are pushing for its repeal.
Forbes: Will The U.S. Enter The Recession Experts Warned About For Months? It’s Complicated
Warning signs of a recession are flashing despite the recent stock market recovery and strong economic indicators. The yield curve inversion and Treasury spreads predict a 66% chance of a recession, but GDP is growing and unemployment remains low. Economist predictions have also decreased, and investors are less anxious. The Federal Reserve will provide more insights into recession positioning in their upcoming meeting.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Wounded Indian’ sculpture thought to have been destroyed decades ago to return to Boston
A marble statue of a felled Native American, thought to be destroyed, has been returned to a Boston-area organization. The statue, called "Wounded Indian," was sculpted in 1850 by Peter Stephenson. It was gifted to the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association in 1893, displayed in its exhibition hall, and later accidentally destroyed. However, it was discovered 30 years later at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Virginia. The statue is returning to Boston at a time when 19th-century art depicting Native Americans is being examined more closely.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Transgender ‘Support’ Plan Upheld in Maryland
Maryland school district can hide students' gender info from parents, leaving concerns to be addressed by elected representatives, not the court.
Fox News: Company behind Louisville’s disastrous rollout of a new school bus system had similar issues in Ohio last year
Bus-routing vendor AlphaRoute caused disruptions in school districts in Kentucky and Ohio, leading to canceled classes. Their algorithms overlooked transportation time.
#crime
The Blaze: 17-year-old son of Philadelphia attorney accused of plotting terrorist attack with Islamic extremists: 'I didn't see it coming at all'
The 17-year-old son of a defense attorney is arrested in Philadelphia in connection with a federal terrorism investigation. He is suspected of serious charges including weapons of mass destruction and criminal conspiracy. The investigation reveals his correspondence with a designated terrorist organization and his possession of materials used in the construction of explosives.
Fox News: Georgia court clerk admits 'mishap' behind 'fictitious' Trump indictment: 'I am human'
The Fulton County Clerk of Courts Office made a mistake by posting an indictment against former President Trump before it was officially handed up by the grand jury. The clerk admitted to the mistake and explained that it happened due to pressure to ensure a smooth process. The document was later removed from the website, with the court calling it "fictitious."
Fox News: Virginia man arrested nearly four years after Thanksgiving shooting of firefighter who died shielding son
A Virginia man has been arrested for the murder of a firefighter who was shot while protecting her young son. Darrell Taylor Jr. has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Richmond Fire Department Lt. Ashley Nicole Berry, who was killed in 2019.
Forbes: Who Is Drew Findling? Trump's Georgia Lawyer Made His Name Defending Atlanta Rappers Including Cardi B
Prominent Atlanta lawyer Drew Findling, known for representing Atlanta rappers, is defending former President Donald Trump in his Georgia election interference case. Findling has a history of criticizing Trump and espousing liberal political views. He has also donated to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who brought the indictment against Trump.
#sports
The Economist: Should women’s football have different rules to men’s?
The women's football World Cup in Australia and New Zealand is breaking records in attendance and TV viewership. A study suggests that women's football is physically different and harder than men's due to anthropometric differences, such as height and speed. The researchers propose adjusting the pitch size, goal dimensions, and even the ball to account for these differences, similar to how other sports have different rules for men and women.
#science
The Economist: Scientists want to fix tooth decay with stem cells
Scientists have discovered a possible alternative to dental fillings by using stem cells to regrow teeth enamel naturally. By studying enamel-making cells and odontoblasts, researchers were able to turn stem cells into ameloblasts and odontoblasts, which produced the chemical components of enamel. Although more research is needed, this breakthrough could lead to regenerative dentistry becoming a viable option for patients with tooth decay.
#technology
Fox News: Charleston County Sheriff’s Office helicopter that crashed was missing a bolt, NTSB says
A police helicopter crashed in South Carolina due to a missing bolt in its tail rotor control system. The pilot struggled to control the helicopter and declared an emergency before it struck the ground. The crash resulted in substantial damage to the helicopter and temporarily grounded all flights at Charleston International Airport.
All Outdoor: AO Review: Citizen Promaster Dive Watch - "Brilliant for Less Benjamins"
Citizen Promaster Dive Watch is a high-quality watch known for its innovative features like Eco-Drive and quartz movement. It has a durable stainless steel case with a comfortable fit and excellent water resistance. The watch offers great value for its price, although the strap could be of better quality.
Fox News: Do this before you toss, donate or sell your printer
Canon is warning customers about data retention issues in their wireless printers. If a hacker obtains an old wireless Canon printer that still has the previous owner's information, they can steal that data. Canon has provided instructions for customers to reset their printer settings before getting rid of their printer.
#other
Fox News: ABC News changes headline amid backlash, after saying 'climate change can't be blamed' for Maui wildfires
ABC News updates headline on climate change and Maui wildfires; article acknowledges climate change's role but not sole blame.
Gov. Green describes Maui wildfires as a "fire hurricane" fueled by global warming. ABC News criticized for downplaying climate change's impact.