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#politics
Fox News: One year later, Senate Republicans give Inflation Reduction Act an 'F': 'Reckless spending spree'
Senate Republicans give Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act a failing grade, criticizing its unaccountable spending and lack of emission reduction. Democrats plan to push for an IRA 2.0 for even more wasteful spending. Biden admits IRA had less to do with reducing inflation than originally claimed.
The American Spectator: Biden’s Environmental Tent Cannot Stand
President Biden's use of the Antiquities Act to block energy development in northern Arizona jeopardizes domestic uranium mining and contradicts his commitment to grid decarbonization. The decision will increase dependence on Russian uranium and hinder the shift towards renewable energy sources. Furthermore, the Biden administration's proposed rules on natural gas, coal, and automakers' greenhouse gas emissions will strain the power system and require a massive transition to electric vehicles. The administration's focus on community input and traditional ecological knowledge undermines its environmental goals.
PJ Media: The Trump Team Has One Potentially Advantageous Card up Its Sleeve in Fulton County
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted in Fulton County, Ga., adding to his legal troubles. The district attorney and sheriff are determined to get him, but Trump may move the case to federal court, which could be advantageous for him. It would also remove the district attorney from the equation and potentially give him a sympathetic jury. The case could drag on and possibly go to the U.S. Supreme Court, delaying everything.
Townhall: America Stands for Fair Trials
Democratic prosecutors have indicted former President Donald Trump on multiple charges, but there are concerns about the fairness of his trials. Federal prosecutor Jack Smith is accused of lying and using legal trickery to rig the trial against Trump. Smith's actions threaten the rights of all Americans, regardless of their opinion of Trump.
American Thinker: Why is Ron DeSantis faltering in the polls?
Ron DeSantis fails to catch on with GOP voters. His inability to attract attention despite his successful record as Governor of Florida prompts questions about his personal style and charisma. Voters often look for a sense of personal comfort and psychological reassurance in a presidential candidate, making charisma an important factor in politics. DeSantis' statement regarding the Georgia indictments of Trump is critiqued for its use of weak language and lack of strong leadership. It remains to be seen if DeSantis can acquire charisma and regain popularity on a national level.
Breitbart: German Populist Politician Brutally Beaten in Alleged Migrant Attack
A candidate for the Alternative for Germany party was attacked by a group of migrants, suffering injuries. The police have launched an investigation. The attack occurred amidst calls to ban the AfD party, which is gaining popularity. The party's candidates also face threats, with the publication of their home addresses by a militant leftist group.
Townhall: Presenting Trump's Democrat Prosecutors as Nonpartisans
The Democrats have indicted Donald Trump for the fourth time, this time in Fulton County, Georgia, but reporters often fail to mention that the prosecutors are Democrats. The media bias complaint is that they don't provide this important context. The prosecutors are being presented as nonpartisan, despite their clear political motivations.
Fox News: Mark Meadows seeks transfer of Fulton County case to federal court, claims immunity from prosecution
Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has requested to move his charges in the Georgia 2020 election interference case to federal court, arguing that federal law protects him from state prosecution. Meadows wants all charges brought against him to be dismissed. He was charged with two counts in a 41-count indictment alongside former President Trump and his allies. The charges include violating the Georgia RICO Act and soliciting an official to violate their oath of office. Meadows denies any wrongdoing and claims that his actions were protected in his official capacity as chief of staff.
#society
Fox News: Angelina Jolie focuses on mom duties as winery battle with Brad Pitt rages on
Angelina Jolie and her daughter Vivienne are collaborating on a Broadway venture together. Jolie will be a lead producer while Vivienne will assist her. They were inspired by the musical "The Outsiders" and are excited to work with young people in bringing the production to life. Meanwhile, Jolie and her ex-husband Brad Pitt are engaged in a legal battle over their former French vineyard, Château Miraval. Pitt has been accused of "looting" the vineyard by Jolie's investment company.
#war
Fox News: Nigeriens called to assist army as junta faces possible invasion by nearby countries
Three weeks ago, the democratically elected President of Niger, Mohamed Bazoum, was arrested by mutinous soldiers. The West African regional bloc ECOWAS is threatening to use military force to restore order in Niger, prompting Nigeriens to prepare for a possible invasion by recruiting tens of thousands of volunteers to assist the armed forces. Tensions are increasing between Niger and ECOWAS, and a military intervention could have devastating consequences for the region.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: The Killers Apologize For Bringing Russian Onstage In Country Russia Invaded In 2008
During a concert in Georgia, The Killers invited a Russian fan onstage, leading to backlash from the audience. The band later apologized, acknowledging the sensitivity of the situation given Russia's invasion of Georgia in 2008.
Flag And Cross: DC Insiders Praise Jack Lew, Reported Candidate For Ambassador To Israel
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob "Jack" Lew is being considered as the replacement for Tom Nides as the U.S. ambassador to Israel. Lew, an Orthodox Jew, has undergone a comprehensive background check and is highly regarded by Washington Jewish insiders. Despite criticism for defending the Iran nuclear deal and supporting the UN resolution against Israeli communities, Lew's nomination would likely be respected by Israel.
#economy
National Review: Target Sales Dipped in Last Quarter Due to Pride Backlash
Target experienced a significant drop in sales after backlash from consumers over its LGBT-themed merchandise. Sales declined in June due to the release of the Pride collection, which included controversial items such as pro-gender transition clothing and products from a brand inspired by Satanism. The company lost billions in market value and expects the decrease in sales to continue.
#health
Flag And Cross: Rare Brain Tumor Stunts Teen's Growth
A mum takes her daughter to the doctors after noticing her short stature. Doctors dismiss it at first, but a year later she is diagnosed with a brain tumor that has stunted her growth. She undergoes surgery and develops complications, but is now recovering.
Fox News: Be well: Ease back-to-school anxiety for kids with these expert tips
As the end of summer approaches, children and teens are experiencing back-to-school anxiety due to the COVID pandemic. Parenting experts recommend strategies such as familiarizing children with the school, spending quality time together, curating their image to boost confidence, and maintaining routines. They also suggest engaging in soothing sensory activities, encouraging children to write in a "worry" journal, and prioritizing self-care to manage anxiety.
The Blaze: Sam Bankman-Fried wins approval to get 'uninterrupted access' to Adderall while in jail
Former cryptocurrency mogul Sam Bankman-Fried's legal team requests uninterrupted access to Adderall while he awaits trial in jail. The letter claims that without the medication, Bankman-Fried's ability to assist in his own defense will be severely impacted. Judge Kaplan approves the motion .
In a recent development, prosecutors allege that Bankman-Fried tampered with witnesses by making numerous phone calls and leaking diary pages to the media. His girlfriend, who pleaded guilty to federal charges and will be a key witness, stated in the leaked diary entry that she was unhappy and overwhelmed with her job. Bankman-Fried is currently held at the MDC jail, but the government requests his transfer to another facility to have internet access for defense preparation .
#crime
Fox News: Indonesian authorities burn 11-acre marijuana plantation after it was discovered by drones
Indonesian authorities burned a marijuana plantation in Aceh province after it was discovered by drones. The operation was conducted by the National Narcotic Agency and the National Research and Innovation Agency. This is part of the government's firm stance against illegal drugs.
Townhall: The Arbitrary Ban on Gun Possession by Drug Users Invites Wildly Uneven Enforcement
Around 15% of American adults use illegal drugs, and a significant number of them also own guns, which is a federal felony. However, only a small fraction of these drug users are prosecuted for this crime. Patrick Darnell Daniels Jr., a man from Mississippi, was sentenced to four years in prison for possessing guns and marijuana, while Hunter Biden, who committed the same offense, escaped prosecution. This unequal treatment highlights the unjust policy of stripping law-abiding citizens of their Second Amendment right to armed self-defense.
#sports
Fox News: Big 12 commissioner reveals conversation with Pac-12 counterpart after conference expansion
After expanding its teams, the Big 12 declares its expansion complete, leaving the Pac-12 conference depleted. Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark reached out to Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff to express regret but emphasized the necessity of the move. The Pac-12 is now left with only four schools as it considers its next steps.
Forbes: What Year One Of Coco Gauff’s Signature New Balance Tennis Shoe Taught Us
Professional tennis player Coco Gauff has launched her signature shoe, the New Balance Coco CG1, which has been a hit with fans around the world. New Balance has released a total of ten colorways in the shoe's first year, with more to come in the second season. Gauff's vision and style have been key to the success of the shoe, and she is excited to see what the future holds.
Field & Stream: Rifle Review: Wilson Combat's NULA Model 20 Is the Best New Rifle of 2023
In 2022, Melvin Forbes sold his company, New Ultra Light Arms, to Wilson Combat. They reintroduced Forbes' legendary NULA Model 20 rifle with some tweaks and it performed exceptionally well in their rifle test, receiving the Editor's Pick award for best hunting rifle. The rifle is incredibly lightweight, precise, and well-balanced, making it a joy to shoot in the field.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Transfer Market Guru Mateu Alemany Makes Shock Exit From Club
FC Barcelona's director of football, Mateu Alemany, is leaving the club, with Deco taking over as sporting director. Alemany was instrumental in guiding the club through a financial crisis and helping them become La Liga champions. Despite initially considering a move to Aston Villa, Alemany has now decided to depart from his position. Deco and Alemany may still oversee player transfers before the transfer window closes.
#technology
Newsbusters: WATCH: Ben Shapiro Credits MRC for Fighting YouTube’s Censorship of His Bombshell Video
MRC Free Speech America confronts YouTube over demonetization of Ben Shapiro's video exposing entities manipulating Americans. Shapiro praises MRC for challenging YouTube's arbitrary punishment. Video criticizes leftist internet traffic cop NewsGuard and rating entities with left-wing bias.
#other
Flag And Cross: Mother Pig And Piglets Feel Grass For The First Time
A mother pig and her piglets experience grass for the first time after being rescued. They were kept in a concrete pen for breeding and never saw the outdoors. The pigs are now at a sanctuary, enjoying their freedom.
Forbes: Paul McCartney And Ringo Starr Are Set To Reunite And Release Music Together Later In 2023
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, the two remaining members of The Beatles, are teaming up to collaborate on a song for release later this year. Joining forces with rock legends Peter Frampton and Mick Fleetwood, as well as Dolly Parton, they will be re-recording the timeless classic "Let It Be" for Parton's upcoming album Rockstar. This collaboration has sparked excitement among fans and will be a standout addition to the album.
Fox News: Radical climate change activists ignore this real threat to the planet
The radical climate stance threatens energy supply, but embracing American energy like LNG can lower emissions and strengthen security. Wind and solar aren't reliable, while natural gas production has reduced prices and emissions. Energy security is crucial and relying on domestic reserves enhances geopolitical power. American-made energy can lift people out of poverty and serve as a stepping stone to a brighter future. Abandoning fossil fuels will result in economic disarray and strengthen autocratic regimes. Harnessing natural gas has far-reaching benefits, including prosperity, environmental stewardship, and political empowerment.
Fox News: Unlikely animal falls from sky and knocks power out for thousands in New Jersey town
A bird dropped a fish onto a transformer, causing a power outage in Lower Sayreville, New Jersey. Officials speculate that the bird was an osprey. The outage affected 2,100 customers for less than 2 hours.