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Washington Free Beacon: Democratic Opposition Researcher, a Former '60 Minutes' Producer, Masquerades as Journalist While Digging Dirt on Pennsylvania's David McCormick
Republican David McCormick is considering a run for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, but Democratic opposition researchers are already digging for damaging information on him. Marley Klaus Dowling, a former 60 Minutes producer and Democratic donor, has been contacting McCormick's acquaintances and posing as a journalist, researcher, and fact-checker. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has already paid $80,000 to Dowling's research firm, indicating their focus on McCormick's potential candidacy.
Fox News: Dem strategists insist Biden 'is a nice person' despite 'no comment' on Hawaii fire: 'Words don't matter'
Democratic strategists defend President Biden's "no comment" response to questions about the wildfire in Lahaina, Hawaii. They argue that Biden may not have been fully briefed on the situation and that it is better to say nothing than to say something incorrect. They also emphasize Biden's personal experiences with loss and assert that he is not a cold person. The strategists believe that this incident will not negatively impact Biden's chances of winning re-election.
American Thinker: The 2024 Michelle Obama Factor
Media commentators agree that Joe Biden is not a viable presidential candidate in 2024 due to his unpopularity, physical and mental frailty, and corruption investigations. Biden's lack of campaigning and his brief video release suggest he is not acting like a 2024 candidate. Speculations arise about who Biden is doing a favor for, with evidence pointing to Barack Obama as the driving force behind Biden's presidency.
Evidence suggests that Biden is a placeholder for Obama's agenda and paving the way for a Michelle Obama presidency. The Democrats have set up conditions for Michelle to be their 2024 nominee, with changes to primary locations and the choice of convention location. Michelle's preparations, including her memoirs and leadership in projects, show her ambition for the presidency. However, her true history in Chicago and her treatment of the black community may affect her support among black voters.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: It's 1776—Do You Know Where Your Normie Neighbors Are?
Americans are losing their freedom and staying silent against Marxist control.
American Thinker: One Year After Mar-a-Lago, Trump's MAGA Movement Won't Be Silenced
Over a year after the raid on Mar-a-Lago, Americans awaken to the oppressive tactics of the current administration. Trump's supporters remain passionate and determined, while his accusers maintain their hatred. Despite legal assaults and media backlash, the MAGA movement grows stronger, prompting desperate attempts to silence them.
#society
Flag And Cross: People Love Shelter Dogs Despite Their Often Strange Behavior: Study
A study by Ohio State University reveals that the majority of rescue dogs adopted from shelters display increased aggression towards strangers. However, by the end of the study, every owner reported that their pet had adjusted well to their new environment. The study suggests that dogs become more comfortable in their homes, leading to heightened protective and territorial instincts.
The Economist: Lessons from the blaze that levelled Lahaina
Lahaina, once a thriving seaside city in Hawaii, has been devastated by a deadly wildfire. The fire, fueled by drought, invasive grasses, and high winds, destroyed thousands of buildings and killed over 100 people. The lack of an effective warning system and the subsequent housing shortage are additional challenges that the community now faces. As climate change intensifies, it is crucial for towns to update their emergency warning systems and be prepared for more frequent and severe disasters. The recovery and rebuilding process will be difficult, but many residents are determined to restore Lahaina to its former glory.
Fox News: North Carolina overrides veto to ban trans athletes from competing in women's sports, putting law into effect
The North Carolina General Assembly overrides Gov. Roy Cooper's veto and passes bills banning transgender girls and women from joining women's sports and receiving certain medical treatments. The bills face opposition from Cooper and some Democrats, who argue that they violate constitutional rights and harm transgender individuals.
American Thinker: Cancel Culture -- Defining the Disease and Finding the Cure
Cancel Culture (CC) is a cultural phenomenon often associated with extreme reactions to controversial issues like the pictures in Dr. Seuss books. However, it's crucial to use the term in the proper context and not conflate it with criminal behavior. CC, driven by wokeism and hypersensitivity, operates like a religious cult, demanding confessions without offering redemption. It thrives on mob mentality, causing collateral damage and inhibiting free speech. The cure lies in rationality and the defense of liberty through reason.
Fox News: Target learns tough lesson after sales slump due to backlash from Pride merchandise fiasco
Target experienced a sales downturn in the second quarter due to ongoing consumer backlash from its Pride and transgender merchandise. The retailer's comparable sales slipped 5.4% and total revenue was 4.9% lower than last year. The backlash, which included boycotts and a drop in stock price, may have a lasting impact on how people think about Target.
#history
Forbes: How The Calvin Coolidge Presidency Should Be "A Model For Our Own Era"
On August 2, 1923, President Harding dies and Coolidge takes over. Coolidge's policies sparked a transformative era of innovation and improved quality of life for many.
#health
Fox News: Pediatricians' statement on transgender kids ignores three words that have guided doctors for millennia
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) reaffirmed its 2018 position on youth with gender dysphoria but raised concerns about the lack of evidence supporting gender transition treatments. The AAP called for a systematic review of the evidence and voiced concerns about the potential harm caused by extensive surgical procedures and hormonal treatments. They also criticized the use of taxpayer dollars for these treatments and the reliance on a survey that had flaws in its methodology.
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Fox News: Lions' David Montgomery, girlfriend hit with lawsuit after alleged pitbull attack
Detroit Lions player David Montgomery and his girlfriend are being sued after their pitbull allegedly attacked another couple's dog, causing severe injuries. The lawsuit claims that the pitbull bit and held onto the cockapoo's leg, resulting in fractures, stitches, and amputation. Montgomery's girlfriend received a citation for harboring a vicious animal.
Fox News: Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston found not guilty of failing to report father's child sex crimes
Hillsong Church founder, Brian Houston, was found not guilty of not reporting his father's sexual abuse of children. Houston shared information with church leaders but not police, arguing that victim did not want abuse reported. Houston expressed sadness for victims' suffering and maintained his innocence. Victim criticized verdict as victim-blaming. Church acknowledged ruling and hopes for healing. Houston resigned in 2022 amid allegations of inappropriate behavior.
#sports
Forbes: To Daryl Morey: Why In Name Of NBA Playoffs Would Anybody Want James Harden?
James Harden and Daryl Morey are both delusional. Harden declined a $161 million contract extension with the Brooklyn Nets and Morey believes Harden will perform better in the postseason with the Philadelphia 76ers. Harden calls Morey a liar and says he will never be a part of an organization with him. Morey wants to keep Harden but it seems like he's making a mistake.
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Fox News: Delicious recipes with a prosecco twist
Prosecco, a sparkling wine from Italy, is often used to toast at celebrations. It is cheaper than champagne and pairs well with cheese, meats, and seafood. Prosecco is made using the Charmat method, while champagne is made using the Méthode Traditionelle. Prosecco has notes of green apples and citrus, while champagne is more complex. Prosecco brands include Adami, La Marca, and Ruffino. It can also be used in recipes, such as prosecco-soaked grapes and caramelized onions in prosecco.
Forbes: Britney Spears And Sam Asghari Reportedly Split After One Year Of Marriage
Pop star Britney Spears and her husband Sam Asghari have separated and are headed for divorce after just over a year of marriage. Asghari, an Iranian-American fitness trainer and model, has filed for divorce and has moved out of their shared home.
Fox News: Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston's wedding: Extravagant details revealed over 20 years later
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's extravagant 2000 wedding, which featured a caviar wall and a performance by Billy Preston, was recently reminisced by actor Michael Rapaport. Despite their divorce in 2005, Pitt and Aniston have maintained a friendly relationship, as shown by their reunion at the 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards and their participation in a virtual table read of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" later that year. Both have since moved on to other marriages and divorces.