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Red State: Rep. Max Miller's Religious Bigotry Post Complicates Father-in-Law's Senate Run
Ohio freshman Republican Rep. Max Miller faces backlash on Twitter after his wife, Lizzie Marbach, posts a tweet about having faith in Jesus Christ alone. The incident reopens wounds from the Boston Heresy controversy in 1949 and sparks a debate on religious freedom and bigotry. The incident also adds to the tension within the Republican party regarding the failed Issue 1 referendum and upcoming pro-abortion referendum in November.
Red State: Biden Finally Speaks on Hawaii and Botches It Badly
: President Joe Biden's response to the devastating fire in Maui has been criticized. Biden initially gave a cold "no comment" and later made a botched speech where he mixed up the locations. Some Hawaiians are upset and feel like he can't be bothered. They want action and federal support, which they feel has been lacking. Many are skeptical of Biden's promise of $700 per household, considering the scale of the destruction and the assistance given to Ukraine.
Liberty Nation: Decades of Democrat Control Put San Francisco Into a Death Spiral
San Francisco, once a prosperous city, has become a crime-ridden wasteland akin to Mad Max. The city's progressive leaders have allowed crime, drugs, and homelessness to flourish, leading to the decline of the once-thriving metropolis.
Fox News: Joe Rogan claims Biden scandals are being exposed 'on purpose': Democrats 'want to get rid of him'
Podcaster Joe Rogan suggests that the scandals surrounding President Joe Biden are being intentionally exposed in order to replace him with another Democratic candidate. Rogan points to the growing evidence of corruption in the Biden family's foreign business dealings as the reason for this strategy. He believes that Biden wants to run for re-election, but the Democrats doubt his chances of winning. Rogan also criticizes the media for not giving these scandals the same level of coverage they would if it were about former President Trump.
Townhall: Debate Advice for Republicans: Issues, Not Oprah
Candidates for the Republican debate are urged to adopt the successful parts of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign but avoid the disastrous aftermath. Be strong and avoid presenting yourself as weak, as cat ladies won't be voting for you. Also, refrain from using the royal "we" and focus on the issues rather than personal stories.
Fox News: Wisconsin Elections Commission declines to vote on future of state's top election official
The Wisconsin Elections Commission refuses to vote on whether the state's top elections official should testify before a Senate hearing on her reappointment. Meagan Wolfe, the commission's administrator, is caught in a difficult position as Republicans who control the state Senate want to force a vote on firing her. Wolfe has been targeted by conspiracy theorists who falsely claim she rigged the 2020 vote.
Fox News: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose fires top aide for criticizing Donald Trump on social media
Ohio Secretary of State fires top aide over critical tweets about Donald Trump.
Liberty Nation: First Republican Presidential Debate: Is Everybody Ready?
In the upcoming Republican presidential debate, former President Donald Trump may or may not participate. Candidates see this debate as a crucial opportunity to make their case. If Trump joins, he is expected to dominate the event and potentially target his main rival, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Trump could also use the platform to confront those who have criticized him, including former Vice President Mike Pence. Fox News executives are hoping Trump participates as his presence would attract high viewership. A polished panel of moderators will be present, and candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Tim Scott have a chance to boost their standing.
American Thinker: Advice to Fani Willis from the WSJ
The Wall Street Journal criticizes the indictment of former President Trump by Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis, stating that the allegation of a RICO conspiracy makes the case less credible. They argue that there is little fresh evidence against Trump. The WSJ's editorial board's bias against Trump is becoming more evident and they suggest that dropping the RICO charge may improve the case's chances.
#society
The Economist: This week’s covers
In this week's covers, we examine the disillusioned youth in China and the impact of their discontent on their country and the world. Meanwhile, in Europe, we explore whether Germany has once again become the sick man of Europe.
Flag And Cross: This Pub Is Literally Crooked
The Tilted Barrel is now Britain's wonkiest pub after the Crooked House burned down. The slanted premises has wonky door frames and tilted floors, making it a unique and quirky place. The pub's darts team has an advantage over visiting players due to the slanted oche, but the landlady is both sad and proud of the new title.
The Federalist: Climate Crazies Campaign To Let Grizzlies Terrorize Ranchers
Washington lawmakers are keeping endangered species protections on the growing grizzly bear population, allowing them to terrorize communities in the West. Grizzlies are fascinating creatures, but they are also among the most violent beasts in the American wilderness and pose a threat to livestock and humans.
Fox News: Georgia school board rejects calls to fire teacher over exposing elementary students gender fluidity
The Cobb County School Board ruled in favor of a teacher accused of violating Georgia's law on teaching divisive concepts by reading a book about gender identity to her students. The district argued the book was about gender identity, but the teacher and her attorney maintained it was about inclusivity. The tribunal investigating the case rejected the district's recommendation to fire the teacher, but complaints were upheld regarding her failure to allow parents to opt out of the lesson.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine builds up fuel reserves, braces for challenging winter ahead
Despite ongoing Russian attacks and pressure from war, Ukraine has successfully built up fuel reserves to ensure sufficient supply for the upcoming winter. The country has mobilized its mining sector to maintain output and has substantial gas stocks as a reserve.
#culture
Forbes: Today Is The Inaugural National Hazy IPA Day. Celebrate With Some Juicy Brews.
National Hazy IPA Day is celebrated on August 17, 2023. Hazy IPAs, known for their fruity flavors and smooth texture, have gained immense popularity. Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., the maker of the best-selling hazy IPA in America, is actively promoting this style of beer and offering discounts at their brewery taprooms. Other breweries have also been recognized for their outstanding hazy IPAs.
#history
Flag And Cross: New Research Reveals Ötzi The Iceman's Real Appearance
Ötzi the Iceman, a mummified body found in the Alps, was recently revealed to have had dark skin and male pattern baldness. New research shows that he had more ancestry in common with early Anatolian farmers than with other Europeans of his time. The analysis of his genome also revealed a predisposition to baldness, dark skin, and a potential risk for obesity and diabetes.
#education
National Review: The Corner: As the Higher-Ed Bubble Deflates, One State Faces Reality
Government subsidies in the mid '60s caused a growth in higher education, but now spending doesn't match benefits. West Virginia sets example by cutting unnecessary spending in state universities, raising tuition, and cutting expenses.
#crime
Fox News: Minnesota woman sentenced to over 7 years for attempting to obtain $7 million in pandemic aid
A Minnesota woman, Tequisha Solomon, has been sentenced to over seven years in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining $7 million in pandemic aid. Solomon pleaded guilty to wire fraud and admitted to receiving $37,000 in unemployment aid from California while living in Nevada or Minnesota. She also charged others $2,000 each to submit fraudulent claims. Solomon lived a lavish lifestyle with the money, including purchasing a Jaguar sedan. The government paid out at least $4.7 million in fraudulent aid due to Solomon's actions.
National Review: Chaos Was Trump’s Plan All Along
Donald Trump, in a series of statements before the 2020 election, planted the seeds of suspicion and fraud to lay the groundwork for his later claims of a stolen election. He knew what he was doing, and his actions were part of a criminal conspiracy. The evidence, including discussions of a draft speech falsely declaring voter fraud, is now part of the criminal proceedings against him.
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Fox News: Fiery plane crash near Malaysian highway causes 9 deaths
A small aircraft crashes in Malaysia, killing all passengers on board. Nine bodies recovered.
National Review: The Edvard Munch We’ve Hardly Met
Norwegian artist Edvard Munch's exhibition at the Clark Art Institute reveals a different side of the gloom-and-doom artist known for "The Scream." The exhibition highlights Munch's landscape and seascape works, showcasing his connection with nature and a new perspective on life and the afterlife. Despite the curatorial focus on environmentalism, Munch's artistry shines through, making the exhibition worth seeing.