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#politics
Human Events: BREAKING: Charlie Kirk SLAMS sham NY investigation into James
O’Keefe for ‘looting’ Project Veritas
Conservative journalist James O'Keefe is facing a criminal investigation for allegedly misusing funds from his company, Project Veritas. Charlie Kirk, host of The Charlie Kirk Show, criticized the investigation and questioned the priorities of the District Attorneys' office. Kirk highlighted the contrast between the treatment of O'Keefe and the lack of investigations into the spending of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Daily Wire: Jake Tapper: ‘Trump Was Right … Biden Was Wrong’ About Hunter’s Foreign Business Deals
CNN's Jake Tapper admits that Trump was right and Biden was wrong about Hunter Biden's foreign business deals. Tapper references a Washington Post article that reveals Hunter made millions from Chinese and Ukrainian interests. Tapper acknowledges that Biden may not have known about the deals, but calls it a blind spot.
Red State: Goldman Tries More Hunter Biden Spin, but Gets Busted Big Time
Rep. Dan Goldman mischaracterized the testimony of Devon Archer, claiming that Joe Biden's pressure on Ukraine to fire prosecutor Viktor Shokin was detrimental to Hunter Biden's business interests. However, Archer clearly stated that this was a narrative being spun by people in D.C. and that he could not verify it. Goldman's misrepresentation and spin are being exposed, revealing his willingness to lie to support the Democratic narrative.
The American Mind: Smiling Faces Lie
Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints David Weiss as special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden. Critics argue that Weiss lacks the qualifications and integrity necessary for the role, and accuse him of running interference for the Bidens. The appointment raises concerns about the handling of the investigation and the potential whitewashing of the Biden family's alleged criminal activities.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Boasts of How Often He's Bypassed Congress for Gun Control
President Joe Biden has used executive actions to implement gun control measures, boasting about his efforts to reduce gun violence. These actions include restrictions on "ghost guns," red flag laws, and reclassifying certain firearms. Biden aims to bring the United States as close as possible to universal background checks.
#society
Breitbart: Taliban on Banning Women in Public: ‘Value’ of a Woman ‘Decreases by Men Looking at Her’
Taliban spokesman explains that women are forced to cover their faces to preserve their value, and claims that Afghans are happy with this imposition. The Taliban maintains a network of secret police and informants to ensure compliance. Critics, including the UN Special Envoy for Global Education, propose prosecuting Taliban leaders for crimes against humanity. Women are also banned from going to public parks and gymnasiums if men are present. The Taliban has banned all political parties in Afghanistan, stating that they violate Islamic law and do not serve the national interest. The ban is expected to complicate reconciliation efforts among various political factions in the country. RFE suggests that the ban is to prevent a nationally-supported dialogue that could challenge Taliban rule.
Breitbart: Poll: Nearly Half of American Adults Support a TikTok Ban
Nearly half of American adults support a ban on TikTok due to concerns over national security and the safety of children and teens. Political alignment plays a role, with more Republicans in favor of the ban than Democrats. TikTok is seen by many as a Chinese surveillance platform, and its parent company, ByteDance, has been accused of snooping on journalists. The US government has already prohibited military and TSA employees from using the app.
Flag And Cross: Maui Pro Surfer Tells Reporter There Was a Tipping Point When He Understood Government Wasn’t Coming
Last week's fatal wildfires in Maui expose callousness, greed, and corruption in society. The government failed to provide help, leaving the people of Maui to rely on their own community-driven relief efforts.
The New American: North Carolina Bans “Gender-affirming Care” for Kids Under 18 - The New American
North Carolina banned gender-affirming care for mentally ill kids under 18. The legislature also banned transgirls and transwomen from playing women's sports.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: UN Says North Korea May Be on the Verge of Another Mass Starvation
North Korea is becoming more repressive and may face a famine similar to the one in the late 1990s that killed millions. Informal markets are being dismantled, causing desperation and fear among the people. The government has shut down markets and private means of income, leading to extreme hunger and medication shortages. Human rights violations support the country's militarization. There is a risk of a humanitarian catastrophe if the situation is not addressed soon.
Foreign Policy: El Niño Is Coming—and It’s Going To Be Bad
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts a moderate-to-strong El Niño season that will have significant implications for global food supplies, public health, economic prospects, and peace and stability in various regions, particularly in the Global South and East Asia. El Niño can reduce harvests, increase disease burden, fuel armed conflict, and impact fisheries. The need to ease debt burdens, build resilience in the food system, and adopt a more comprehensive national security strategy is highlighted.
#economy
Forbes: Silence Has Been Broken: Negotiations Are Taking Place Now Between The AMPTP And WGA
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike has entered its 109th day, with the potential to become the longest strike in history. The financial toll on the Los Angeles area is estimated to be over $3 billion. Talks between the WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have begun, but no substantive discussions have taken place. The WGA demands increased residuals for streaming platforms, pay increases, minimum work guarantees, and protections against AI replacing writers. The counterproposal from the AMPTP includes increased residuals and regulations on AI, but specific details have not been disclosed. The negotiations are expected to be complex and require multiple rounds before a resolution is reached.
#health
The Blaze: American Medical Association journal: There's no moral reason why taxpayers shouldn't subsidize uterus transplants for men
The American Medical Association suggests subsidizing womb transplants for transvestites to carry babies. They argue that there are no moral obstacles or scientific barriers. The cost would be covered by private insurance and government providers.
Fox News: Post Malone lost 55 pounds by avoiding this one thing
Rapper Post Malone lost 55 pounds by cutting soda from his diet. He occasionally indulges in an iced cold soda as a treat. The weight loss was motivated by his desire to be healthy for his family.
#education
The Blaze: California professors sue community college system over DEI, ‘anti-racist’ mandates
California professors sue community college system over mandated "anti-racist" initiatives, claiming it stifles debate, imposes arbitrary requirements, and forces educators to endorse government views. Lawsuit argues that faculty compliance with mandates affects performance evaluations.
#crime
Fox News: Texas police seek neighbor in assault, murder of 11-year-old girl who was home alone
Texas police have named Juan Carlos Garcia Rodriguez, 18, as a person of interest in the assault and murder of 11-year-old Maria Gonzalez. Gonzalez was found dead in a laundry basket at home, having been asphyxiated and sexually assaulted. Rodriguez, who resided in the same apartment complex, has since left but his whereabouts are unknown.
#sports
Forbes: 50 Cent Interview: Talks Sports, Spirits, Tour, Film And TV
50 Cent's "Final Lap Tour" sells 840,000 tickets in its first week, showing his staying power in the entertainment industry. He has also expanded his film and television imprint and formed sports partnerships with major teams.
#technology
Breitbart: Ford CEO Admits Charging EV During Road Trip 'Pretty Challenging'
Ford CEO, Jim Farley, faced challenges with charging his electric pickup truck during a road trip. Users on social media expressed concerns about the long charging times. Farley clarified that faster chargers were available but he opted for the slower one.
#other
Breitbart: AI Wars: New York Times Considers Legal Action Against OpenAI over ChatGPT Copyright Concerns
The New York Times is considering legal action against OpenAI over copyright infringement. The newspaper is concerned that OpenAI's AI chatbot, ChatGPT, which incorporates the Times' stories, is becoming a direct competitor. The potential lawsuit raises questions about copyright protection in the age of AI.
The New York Times may sue OpenAI over the use of its stories in the AI chatbot, ChatGPT. The Times fears that the AI tool is a competitor and that its use by tech companies like Microsoft decreases traffic to the publisher's website. The legality of data-mining by large language models like ChatGPT remains uncertain.
The Blaze: Climate activists ask people to turn off lights, close blinds to prevent '1 billion birds' from dying from crashing into windows
Bird protection activists in Baltimore are urging citizens to make their city "bird safe" to prevent an estimated 1 billion bird deaths per year from collisions with closed windows. The group, Bird-Safe Baltimore, recommends measures such as turning off unnecessary lights at night and using bird-safe glass for buildings. However, the method used to arrive at the estimate has been criticized as unclear and exaggerated.