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#politics
Fox News: Rhode Island election board finds 'no obvious pattern of fraud' in congressional campaign of Lt. Gov. Matos
The Rhode Island Board of Elections found no obvious pattern of fraud in the nomination signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos' congressional campaign. However, they will continue to investigate to protect the integrity of the democratic process. The nomination papers allegedly included the names of dead people and some forged signatures.
Despite the alleged fraud, Matos' campaign collected enough voter signatures to qualify for the primary ballot. The board voted to continue investigating after the primary, issuing subpoenas to those who collected signatures. Matos blamed an outside vendor hired by her campaign for the questionable signatures and expressed disappointment that her opponents used the scandal to attack her.
Newsbusters: 'Much Bigger than Watergate': Right on Cue, CNN Nudges John Dean on GA Indictments
Media brings on John Dean to invoke Watergate in relation to scandal involving Republicans. Dean makes "bigger than Watergate" claims. Dean suggests Fani Willis and Jack Smith may be in conversation, contradicting Willis's denial of communication. Possible trouble ahead for Willis.
The Federalist: The Trump Indictments Are Blunt Demonstrations Of Power
The indictment of former President Donald Trump in Georgia is absurd, criminalizing actions such as asking for a phone number and reserving a room. This is a demonstration of hierarchy, not hypocrisy, where Democrats are allowed to question election results while Republicans are not.
American Thinker: Video: A stark warning about the Trump indictment from Newt Gingrich
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich delivers a stark warning about the dangerous implications of Georgia indictments targeting President Trump. He highlights the double standards of justice, corruption in office, and the potential destruction of the rule of law. Gingrich predicts a legacy of bitterness and urges voters to take action.
National Review: The Georgia Indictment Is Serious, but It Also Overreaches
Donald Trump has been indicted by a Democratic prosecutor in Fulton County, Georgia. The indictment alleges numerous felony charges, including violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations statute. While there are flaws in the indictment and questions about the use of the law, it raises serious issues that a state prosecutor should address. Republican voters should consider these charges when deciding on Trump's potential renomination in the 2024 presidential campaign.
#society
The Federalist: Skittles Panders To Blacks While Selling Them Packaged Diabetes
Mars, the company that makes Skittles, sells a candy with high sugar content that can lead to diabetes and other diseases. Despite this, Mars recently released a version of Skittles with the phrase "black trans lives matter" on the packaging. This kind of racial advertising is cynical and takes advantage of the emotions of black Americans. The same goes for other corporations, like Coca-Cola and Kellogg's, who claim to care about minorities while selling products that disproportionately affect their health. This corporate wokeism is driven by left-wing ideology and a desire to appear virtuous, rather than genuine concern for the well-being of their customers.
Fox News: Vermont's lieutenant governor holds book tour highlighting books that are banned, restricted in other states
Vermont's lieutenant governor, David Zuckerman, is taking a stand against book bans by reading and discussing controversial books at libraries and bookstores across the state. Zuckerman believes that students and curious minds should have access to materials that cover difficult topics and promote critical thinking. Book bans and restrictions have been on the rise across the country, with Texas and Florida leading the way. The reading tour aims to highlight the value of representation, free speech, and open dialogue.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Jewish Population In Judea And Samaria Reaches Half A Million
Over half a million Jews are currently residing in Judea and Samaria, the heartland of Israel. Despite the mainstream media branding it as Palestinian territory, these areas hold deep historical and biblical significance for the Jewish people. Republican presidential nominee Ron DeSantis has publicly endorsed Israel's claim to Judea and Samaria as the most superior, and he was the first major US elected official to do events in the region. The growth of Jewish settlements in this area is seen as a miracle by many, and the Israeli government continues to work towards its development and infrastructure.
#economy
Forbes: Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom’s Record Launch Reportedly Boosted Japan’s GDP
The launch of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom in May helped boost Japan's second quarter GDP, with spending on video games rising by 2.8%. Despite a drop in private consumption, the release of high-profile Japanese-made games contributed to the sharp rise. Tears of the Kingdom became the fastest-selling Nintendo game of all time, selling 18.51 million copies.
Field & Stream: This Makita Circular Saw Is 80% Off Right Now—For Its Lowest Price Ever
The popular cordless Makita circular saw is currently on sale for 80% off at Amazon. This deal won't last long.
Liberty Nation: Team Biden Wishes Happy Birthday to the Inflation Reduction Act
The one-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act is being celebrated by the White House, but there are doubts about its impact on the US economy. President Biden and Vice President Harris delivered speeches highlighting the gains made by Bidenomics, but critics argue that the legislation has not been as effective as claimed. Treasury Secretary Yellen's remarks have been fact-checked, revealing misleading statements about job creation and wage growth. The Inflation Reduction Act has not significantly contributed to the easing of inflation, and the manufacturing and clean energy sectors have not seen the promised boom. The true beneficiaries of the legislation appear to be big banks, large corporations, and Chinese firms.
#education
National Review: The Corner: A Faculty Tantrum Causes Arizona State a Major Donor
Progressive students at Arizona State University are enraged over the invitation of speakers Charlie Kirk and Dennis Prager, leading to faculty members discouraging attendance and fear among students. After the event, both the executive director of the Peters Center and the venue manager were fired, causing donor Thomas Peters to withdraw his support.
#crime
Fox News: Mexican Navy seizes boat carrying 3 tons of cocaine off Pacific coast resort
Mexico's Navy seized a boat carrying three tons of cocaine off the Pacific coast. Three suspects were detained.
Fox News: Mourning loved ones targeted by 'despicable' funeral home scams
Scammers are accessing obituaries online and posing as funeral home staff to demand bogus payments from bereaved families, using spoof numbers and false promises of funeral services. This despicable tactic preys on vulnerable individuals during their time of grief.
Bereaved individuals are receiving calls from scammers claiming that they owe insurance fees or funeral expenses and demanding payment over the phone. The scammers use personal information about the deceased to make their claims seem legitimate, but it is important for families to verify such calls with the funeral home directly.
#sports
Fox News: Lionel Messi scores incredible goal from 20 yards out as Miami tops Philadelphia in Leagues Cup semis
Lionel Messi shines as Inter Miami defeats Philadelphia Union 4-1 in Leagues Cup semifinals. Miami advances to the final where they will face Nashville.
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Fox News: 27 dead in Libya as clashes continue to escalate between rival militias
Clashes between rival militias in Libya's capital leave residents trapped in their homes. At least 27 people were killed and over 100 injured in the intense fighting, which began after a senior commander was detained. The fighting marks a break in the relative peace after years of civil war.