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The New American: Texas Judge Says GOP Election Law Unconstitutional, AG Files Appeal
A Texas judge has temporarily blocked a law abolishing the position overseeing elections in Harris County, a Democratic stronghold. The law was Republicans' response to issues during the November elections in Harris County, but the judge ruled that it unfairly targeted and singled out the county.
The Blaze: CNN analysts hit Fulton County DA with reality check after she proposes controversial trial date — and it may help Trump
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig dismissed the idea of holding a trial for former President Donald Trump during the primary season, citing the busy trial schedule and the time-consuming nature of state trials. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis had proposed a trial start date of March 4, a day before Super Tuesday, but Honig argued that the case would not be tried in March due to the logjam of other cases involving Trump. Former federal prosecutor Michael Moore also suggested that Willis' proposal could inadvertently benefit Trump.
Fox News: Interior secretary accused of 'apparent ethical breaches' over oil and gas drilling ban
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is facing accusations of ethical breaches over a ban on oil and gas drilling in New Mexico. Protect the Public's Trust (PPT), a government watchdog, filed a complaint against Haaland with the Department of Interior's Inspector General regarding the drilling ban near Chaco Canyon National Historic Park and her participation in a film. PPT argues that Haaland's involvement in these matters raises questions about her impartiality.
The Economist: Politics | Aug 19th 2023 Edition
Donald Trump faces a fourth indictment, accused of trying to overturn Georgia's election result. Hawaii's wildfires become the deadliest in over a century. Activists win a legal decision on climate change in Montana. Argentina's primary sees libertarian candidate Javier Milei take the most votes. Italy caps air fares to islands, causing market jitters. Ukraine's new humanitarian corridor brings tensions with Russia. Germany approves a plan to legalize cannabis. Iran releases five Iranian-American citizens. A tanker in Yemen is drained of oil, averting a spill. Mali's peace agreement is at risk as UN peacekeepers withdraw. Opposition members are arrested in Zimbabwe ahead of elections. North Korea acknowledges holding American soldier Travis King. Thailand's Move Forward party loses appeal to lead the next government. Typhoon Lan hits Japan, causing evacuations. Britain removes 39 migrants from a barge due to a water system issue. Gulf of Mexico experiences record-high water temperatures.
Daily Wire: ‘Creepy Joe Is Back’: Biden Tells Kids ‘Daddy Owes You,’ ‘Talk to Me Afterwards’ About Ice Cream
President Biden, known for his controversial interactions with children, suggested that the children in the audience speak to him about getting ice cream because "daddy owes you." Social media users labeled this as creepy.
In a video released by the White House, President Biden asserted that American children belong to the nation, sparking criticism from conservatives and Elon Musk. Biden had previously made similar statements, emphasizing that there is no such thing as someone else's child.
Red State: Watch: Oliver Anthony's 'Rich Men North of Richmond' Causes Deep Emotional Impact In All Types of People
Oliver Anthony, a no-name farmer from Virginia, becomes a superstar overnight with his soulful song "Rich Men North of Richmond" that highlights the struggles of Americans under government abuse and heavy taxation. Despite leftist attempts to polarize the song, it unites people from all backgrounds. The song's impact may mark the beginning of a cultural revolution, challenging the corrupt elite.
The Blaze: Biden administration considering plea deals for 9/11 mastermind and 4 co-conspirators that would shield them from death penalty
The Biden administration is considering plea agreements for the suspects of the 9/11 attacks, eliminating the possibility of the death penalty. Families of the victims received a letter informing them of the potential deal, but no final agreement has been reached.
National Review: The Corner: The Hunter Biden Scandal Is Breaking Through
A poll by ABC News and Ipsos reveals that 48% of Americans are not confident in the U.S. Justice Department's fair and nonpartisan handling of the investigation into Hunter Biden. Only 32% express confidence. This finding suggests that the appearance of corruption in the administration's handling of the allegations against the president's son is not easily dismissed. It is noteworthy that this opinion exists independently of media coverage, and without a counternarrative from Democrats, the negative public perception of this scandal may become lasting.
Fox News: GOP candidate fighting for debate stage spot says candidates 'shouldn't stay' in race if they don't qualify
Mayor Francis Suarez of Miami is hopeful to qualify for the first Republican presidential nomination debate. He believes it's important for him to introduce himself to the country. However, he emphasizes that candidates who fail to qualify should drop out of the race.
#society
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Aug 19th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon in The Economist depicts a world in chaos, with various global issues vying for attention. The cartoon captures the complex challenges of our times and the urgent need for solutions.
Fox News: Top international chess federation bars transgender females from competing in women's events
Transgender women cannot compete in official FIDE events for females until their gender change is assessed by officials. The process can take up to two years. If a player changes their gender from male to female, they cannot participate in women's events until further decision is made by FIDE.
Breitbart: AP Source: Britney Spears' Husband Files for Divorce After 14 Months of Marriage
Britney Spears' husband files for divorce after 14 months of marriage, following their highly publicized wedding and the end of her conservatorship. Spears and Sam Asghari's relationship had faced struggles, including the loss of a baby, leading to their separation.
Newsbusters: CNN Lets Fired Librarian Falsely Claim Her Library Had No Sexually Explicit Content
Terri Lesley, former director of Campbell County Public Library System, falsely claimed on CNN that the library contained no sexually explicit material. Concerns about explicit content and its accessibility to minors were raised due to books like "Gender Queer," "Lawn Boy," and "This Book is Gay." Lesley defended the books as important for youth and attributed complaints to their LGBTQ themes.
#war
Red State: Combat Vet Describes Anguish of Biden's Disastrous Afghanistan Withdrawal and Betrayal of Those Who Serve
A combat veteran reflects on the Afghanistan withdrawal and criticizes the lack of accountability in American foreign policy. He expresses anger and grief at the chaos and failure of the pullout, particularly the bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport. He highlights the deficiencies in leadership and decision-making that led to unnecessary loss of life.
#economy
The Blaze: Bidenflation: Economy is TANKING, yet Biden is taking a victory lap?!
President Biden falsely claims to have decreased inflation and touts wage growth, while Americans struggle with rising prices. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen gaslights Americans, despite homelessness reaching a record high due to soaring housing costs and rents.
The Economist: Business | Aug 19th 2023 Edition
China's central bank cuts interest rates as new data reveals struggling economy. Country Garden, one of China's largest developers, faces crisis.
Bidders eye United States Steel. Intel's acquisition of Tower Semiconductor falls through due to tensions between America and China. Russia raises interest rates following collapse of the rouble. Occidental agrees to buy Carbon Engineering. Vietnamese electric-vehicle manufacturer, VinFast, debuts on Nasdaq. BDO changes its partnership structure. UBS terminates agreement with Swiss government. Tencent's profits rise, but revenue growth falls short. Industrial action in Australia threatens global supply of liquefied natural gas. (, )
Field & Stream: Duracell Batteries Are Up to 50% Off at Amazon Right Now
Duracell batteries are on sale at Amazon, with discounts of up to 50% off. Whether you need AA or AAA batteries, you can save money and stock up on Duracell rechargeable batteries.
#culture
PJ Media: Disney Legend Defends Splash Mountain and 'Song of the South'
"Song of the South," a classic Disney film, combines live action and animation, winning awards for its innovative style. However, it remains controversial due to its depiction of black sharecropper characters. Despite support for its re-release, Disney stands firm. Imagineer Tony Baxter defends the film and its connection to the attraction Splash Mountain, highlighting its cultural significance. He suggests re-releasing the film with disclaimers or producing a documentary to accompany it. While outdated, the film offers entertainment and lessons from a different time.
#health
Flag And Cross: AI Can Tell A Person's 'real' Age By Simply Looking At Their Chest
Artificial intelligence can estimate a person's age by analyzing chest radiographs. This breakthrough in medical imaging can improve early detection of deadly diseases. The AI model showed a strong correlation between estimated age and chronic diseases.
Flag And Cross: Woman Fears Permanent Scarring After reaction To Leg Tattoo
A woman in Staffordshire, England, is suffering from a severe allergic reaction to a leg tattoo she got last year. Mariah Natabus, 21, has experienced redness, itching, and inflammation since getting the tattoo, and treatment has not been effective. Mariah blames the tattoo parlor, but they say it is likely an allergic reaction.
Fox News: Potential candidate to lead Chicago health department apologizes for lying about having Harvard PhD
Eric Reinhart, a potential leader for Chicago's Department of Public Health, apologized for falsely claiming a Ph.D. from Harvard. Reinhart clarified that he had not yet earned the degree due to delays caused by the pandemic and his medical residency.
#science
Forbes: Scientists Uncover Thousands Of Genes Linked To Brain Size And Shape—Here's Why It Matters
Researchers have identified thousands of genes linked to brain structure, shedding light on the genetic influences on brain development. The findings can potentially improve treatments for neurological and psychiatric conditions.
#technology
Forbes: Author Post: The Crucial Role Of Patents And Intellectual Property In The Blockchain Industry
The blockchain industry relies on patents to protect and incentivize innovation, with companies like IBM investing heavily in acquiring blockchain-related patents. Patents grant exclusivity, allowing companies to differentiate themselves and prevent competitors from using their inventions. Silakab Corp offers exclusive licensing deals for blockchain patents, providing IP protection and promoting innovation. The decline in patent issuance and increasing patent litigation highlight the importance of owning or licensing a blockchain-related patent. Patents and intellectual property are crucial for driving innovation, ensuring a competitive advantage, and protecting research and development in the fast-paced world of blockchain technology.
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Fox News: Out-of-control wildfire on Spanish island leads to thousands of evacuations
An out-of-control wildfire on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife has burned thousands of acres and affected 7,600 people, causing evacuations and confinement. The fire is being fought by 250 firefighters and members of the Spanish army, but remains "out of control." Extreme temperatures and specific meteorological conditions have worsened the situation.