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#politics
The New American: Singapore: U.S. "Extreme Competition" With China “Disastrous for Global Economy” - The New American
Singaporean Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong warned of the potential disaster for the global economy caused by the intense competition between the United States and China. He criticized America's attempts to restrict China's development and emphasized that the collateral damage caused by financial measures in this competition is unknown and could be the biggest issue in the world. Wong also expressed skepticism that U.S. efforts to impede China's tech sector would be successful in the long term.
Singapore, caught between the rising hostility of the United States and China, faces the challenge of maintaining equilibrium. While the country values its warm relations with both superpowers, it has been pressured by China to take sides and has sought to balance ties with both countries. Singapore's population generally holds favorable views of China and prioritizes strong economic ties with the country.
Newsbusters: ELITIST: Charlie Sykes Scolds GOP for Listening to Their Voters
Republican leaders are afraid to move on from Trump because they know they will lose without him. They are followers of the base and worry that without Trump, voters won't turn out for them. They are trying to figure out how to push past Trump without antagonizing his base.
The Blaze: Though long an advocate for raising taxes, Ivy League socialist Cornel West has yet to pay over $500,000 of his own
Leftist academic Cornel West, who advocates for higher taxes for the rich, owes over $500,000 in back taxes to the IRS. He is running as the Green Party's presumptive nominee for president. West has a history of unpaid taxes and has also failed to pay child support. Despite this apparent hypocrisy, he argues that his focus is on addressing societal suffering through wealth redistribution.
Fox News: Could Trump pardon himself if convicted of Georgia charges? Experts weigh in
Former President Trump has been indicted on 13 felony counts in Georgia for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election. Legal experts say he cannot pardon himself in this case, but the process of incarcerating him is complicated. Some argue that he cannot be indicted as a sitting president, while others believe he can potentially self-pardon on federal charges. Georgia's governor does not have the power to grant clemency, but a board of pardons and paroles does. It is unlikely that Trump would see jail time while in office, and it is uncertain if he would be incarcerated after leaving office. Some believe that the judges will try to impose a punishment short of actual incarceration. If convicted on all counts, Trump could face roughly 75 years in prison.
Fox News: Top conservative previews next government spending showdown, unveils demands to curb Biden 'abuse of power'
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, is urging House Republicans to oppose any government spending agreement that doesn't address what he calls an "abuse of power" by President Biden and Congressional Democrats. Roy is seeking conservative policy changes, including cracking down on border trafficking and ending "woke social engineering" in the military. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is considering a short-term spending patch to allow more time for crafting separate appropriations bills.
Fox News: Russian authorities open criminal investigation into leader of prominent election monitoring group
Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the leader of independent election monitoring group Golos. The crackdown on Kremlin critics and rights activists has escalated after the government's involvement in Ukraine. Golos is facing pressure ahead of the regional and presidential elections.
The New American: A Trump Conviction in Georgia Would be Pardon Proof, Raising Stakes
Donald Trump is facing new indictments in Georgia that may be pardon-proof. The governor does not have the power to grant pardons, and Trump would need to win the presidency to pardon himself. Trump's options include amending Georgia's pardon procedure, winning the presidency and pardoning himself, or removing the case to federal court. The indictments include violation of Georgia's RICO act and conspiracy to commit forgery. Trump questions the timing of the indictments and suggests they are politically motivated.
PJ Media: Finger-Pointing Among New York Democrats Over Migrant Crisis Becoming Comical
Gov. Hochul and AG James disagree on how to handle housing for asylum seekers in New York. Hochul wants it limited to NYC, while James sees it as a statewide issue. Hochul sued NYC, causing tensions with Mayor Adams and Biden. The split could impact federal help for migrants and be used against Democrats. Hochul's lawyer blames Adams for the crisis, but more migrants keep coming. A political crisis is emerging, alienating the left and harming AG James's progressive credentials. The city is overwhelmed and needs more help from the state and nation. The border situation worsens due to Biden's policies, and Democrats should focus on finding solutions.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Georgia State Senator Takes First Step to Impeach Trump's Fulton County Prosecutor
Georgia state Sen. Colton Moore is taking steps to impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis for her actions against former President Donald Trump. Moore is calling for an emergency session to investigate Willis's actions, which could lead to defunding her investigation and potentially impeaching her. Supporters believe Moore is the only one fighting against Trump's prosecution.
Fox News: DeSantis won't say what he'd do if one of his children is gay or trans: report
GOP presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis refuses to answer how he would respond if one of his children is gay or transgender, saying it's a private matter between him and his wife. He argues that children should be protected from gender-affirming care and suggests parents are being coerced into making irreversible decisions for their kids. Critics view his stance as anti-LGBTQIA+.
PJ Media: Comer Demands Private Emails Between Hunter and Joe From the National Archives
The House Oversight Committee is investigating the corruption of the Biden family, focusing on communications between Joe and Hunter Biden during Hunter's business activities in Ukraine. They are demanding unrestricted access to documents and emails related to these activities, as well as drafts of Joe Biden's speech to the Ukrainian parliament. The committee is concerned about potential national security risks and foreign influence on high-profile political figures.
Fox News: 'Tan Mom' Patricia Krentcil is running for the US Senate in Florida
Former "Tan Mom" Patricia Krentcil, known for her infamous tanning salon incident, is running for the U.S. Senate in Florida. She filed her candidacy, intending to challenge incumbent Senator Rick Scott in 2024. Krentcil plans to focus on LGBTQ+ rights and diversity in schools, hoping to leverage her fame from the "Tan to 10" TV series.
Newsbusters: Snopes Rushes to Defend Biden, KJP From Fake News on Maui Visit (Just Like East Palestine)
Independent fact-checkers have a bias towards defending Team Biden, as seen in the way they rushed to his defense over a satire site's fake news. They debunked the claim that Biden won't visit Maui due to it not being a swing state, which was supposedly said by Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. Despite the fact check, conservatives point out that Biden has yet to visit East Palestine, Ohio after a train derailment. Snopes previously defended Biden by blaming the GOP and media for politicizing the issue.
#society
Fox News: Hawaii governor vows to protect locals from outside buyers seeking real estate opportunities in Maui
Over 100 people have died in a deadly wildfire in Lahaina, Hawaii. Governor Josh Green is working towards a moratorium on land transactions but may face legal challenges. Locals fear that rebuilding efforts will attract wealthy transplants and displace them.
The Babylon Bee: Prince Immediately Regrets Waking Rachel Zegler With A Kiss After She Starts Ranting About The Patriarchy
Prince Florian regrets waking Rachel Zegler from her enchanted sleep as she immediately launches into a tirade about the patriarchy. Local dwarves share the same sentiments towards the Prince. The Queen put Zegler to sleep to stop her incessant talking.
Fox News: Prominent Haitian gang leader vows to fight foreign armed forces as PM calls for international intervention
Gangs in Haiti have caused chaos and are accused of atrocities. Kenya and the United States are trying to intervene and stop the human rights abuses. Gang leader Jimmy Chérizier, also known as "Barbecue," vows to fight any foreign armed forces that invade Haiti.
The Economist: The Hollywood strikes reveal Los Angeles’s deepest anxieties
Hollywood writers' strike and high cost of living threaten LA's entertainment industry. Los Angeles faces population decline and is becoming unaffordable for its workers. The city must address housing affordability to keep the industry and its residents.
Fox News: Liberal columnists seize on 'Blind Side' controversy: 'White savior' story looks 'even more fake' 'than before
Liberal columnists criticized the film "The Blind Side" as a "White savior" tale after Michael Oher accused the Tuohy family of never legally adopting him and tricking him. The columnists claimed the film presented a dishonest and manipulative portrayal of race relations, and argued that it perpetuated racial stereotypes.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 540: Ukraine liberates Urozhaine in Donetsk Oblast
Ukraine liberates Urozhaine in Donetsk Oblast. Russia destroys grain hangars in Odesa region. NATO official apologizes for mentioning Ukrainian membership exchange. Russian forces launch missiles and airstrikes, causing civilian casualties and destruction of infrastructure. Ukrainian troops continue offensive operations in various fronts. Russia loses personnel, military equipment, and UAVs. Logistical problems in Crimea for Russian forces. Russia's raid on a ship near Türkiye's coast tests Erdogan's resolve.
#military
Fox News: Colorado hiker stumbles across WWII-era land mine in forest near former US Army training facility
A hiker in Colorado found a forgotten land mine near an old WWII training facility. He reported it to authorities who safely destroyed it.
#religion
Daily Wire: Substitutes For Religion Are Meaningless
Religion serves multiple functions beyond simply addressing death anxiety. It unites people across time and geography, providing a central conception of the world as spirit. When societies abandon religion, they often turn to other substitutes like politics or New Age beliefs, but these alternatives may not effectively fulfill the same need for meaning and unity. The centralizing tendency that religion provides is necessary for cooperation and understanding among individuals, acting as a guiding force in society.
#culture
Forbes: How Disney Could Save Millions By Returning To Its Roots
The prequel to the 1980s classic The Dark Crystal, Age of Resistance, was a critical success with high praise for its puppetry and storytelling. It won awards and had a devoted fan base. In contrast, the sequel series to Willow, another beloved fantasy franchise, received mixed reviews from critics and had low viewership. The difference in cost between the two shows may have contributed to their divergent outcomes. Age of Resistance was made at a lower cost and filmed primarily in the UK, taking advantage of the country's tax relief scheme. Willow, on the other hand, had a higher budget and incorporated extensive CGI. Disney's decision to cancel Age of Resistance after one season raises questions about the future of the series, while the fate of Willow remains uncertain despite plans for a second season.
Fox News: Jerry Moss, legendary A&M founder and executive, dead at 88
Music industry pioneer Jerry Moss, co-founder of A&M Records, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 88. Moss and Herb Alpert, his partner in the record label, were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006. Moss passed away from natural causes at his home in Bel Air.
#health
The Right Scoop: BOOM: 5th Circuit BLOCKS deadly abortion drug from being delivered via the mail
The 5th Circuit ruled against delivering the abortion drug Mifepristone by mail or via telemedicine. It must now be prescribed in person and administered in a physician's presence. The ruling is on hold until the Supreme Court decides to take up the case.
#education
The New American: College Rip-Off - The New American
The high cost of college education, fueled by government loans and lack of financial responsibility, has made it an ineffective system with low graduation rates.
#crime
Foreign Policy: Inside Manipur’s Ethnic Violence
Private detective Harry Chandler is hired to find a missing woman, leading him down a labyrinthine path of corruption, deceit, and danger. As he unravels the truth, he discovers a web of sinister connections that reach high up in the political and criminal underworld.
Fox News: Beverly Hills musician who co-wrote Katy Perry song vanishes without a trace: 'Could be anywhere'
A famous musician, Camela Leierth-Segura, has disappeared after being evicted and struggling with rent. Her car and cat are missing as well. Friends fear she may be in danger.
Fox News: Maine man sentenced to 25 years for death of infant son; Case renews criticism of state's child welfare agency
30-year-old Reginald Melvin sentenced to 25 years for the death of his 1-year-old son. Previous domestic violence charges and threats to kill child and mother. Renewed criticism of Maine's child welfare agency.
Fox News: Family of slain pregnant CO woman files suit against the police who mistook 27-year-old as robbery suspect
Destinee Thompson, a pregnant woman mistaken for a robbery suspect, was fatally shot by Colorado police. Her family filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging excessive force and racial bias. The police claim Thompson's actions posed a threat.
#sports
Forbes: River Plate Are Champions Of Argentina
River Plate, the head coach Martin Demichelis leads the team to victory in Argentina's league. Despite a mixed start, River Plate dominates the league with an impressive home record. However, they were knocked out of the Copa Libertadores and lost a key player. They now face the challenge of staying on top of their rivals in the second part of the season.
Field & Stream: Rifle Review: Browning’s Newest X-Bolt Is a Killer Value
The Browning X-Bolt Speed SPR is a high-quality rifle that impressed the test panel, earning it the title of Best Value Hunting Rifle of 2023. It is not the cheapest option, but it offers excellent performance for the price. With a variety of chamberings available, a comfortable stock, and a smooth-operating bolt, this rifle is suitable for a wide range of hunters.
#outdoors
Backpacker: 21-Year-Old Man Collapses, Dies While Hiking in New Hampshire
A man died while hiking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Emergency responders were unable to save him due to severe weather conditions.
#other
Fox News: KS prosecutor claims police raid of newspaper wasn't supported by evidence, police should return seized items
A police raid on a Kansas newspaper was not backed by evidence, according to a prosecutor, who is requesting the release of the seized items. The newspaper staff worked overnight to print their latest edition, with a headline asserting their determination to continue publishing. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is still examining whether the newspaper violated state laws, while the state attorney general considers the computer access allegations.