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#politics
Daily Wire: Rapid Reaction: Abortion Pill Restrictions & Maui Fire Update
1. House GOP Subpoenas FBI and AG in censorship investigation.
2. Appeals Court ruling may end mail-order abortion pills.
3. Hawaiian official reassigned for refusing water transfer during wildfires.
4. Top chess federation cracks down on transgenderism in official events.
5. Britney Spears and husband divorce after 14 months of marriage.
Breitbart: Poll: DeSantis in Four-Way Tie for Second Place in New Hampshire
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is slipping in the Republican primary race in New Hampshire, with three other competitors virtually tied with him. Former President Donald Trump leads with 49.7 percent support. Despite attempts to reset his campaign, DeSantis is struggling to gain ground in New Hampshire.
Breitbart: Survey Shows Michigan in Play, Biden and Trump Virtually Tied
In a recent survey, former President Donald Trump and President Biden are tied in a hypothetical matchup in Michigan. Forty percent of respondents said they would vote for Trump, while 43 percent said they would vote for Biden. When including undecided voters and those leaning toward a candidate, Trump has 45 percent support and Biden has 46 percent support. This tight race has been consistent, with a previous poll showing both candidates tied at 44 percent. The survey also found that 64 percent of respondents gave Biden a poor or fair rating as president.
National Review: The Corner: The Biden Pseudonym Mystery
Noah leads the Editors episode discussing James Comer's revelations about Joe Biden's involvement in his son's affairs. Charlie finds it difficult to justify why the former vice president would use a pseudonym to exchange emails with Burisma and his son.
Forbes: Trump Will Interview With Tucker Carlson Instead Of Attending Debate, Report Says
Former President Donald Trump will skip the GOP primary debate and instead choose to be interviewed by Tucker Carlson, as both have a complicated history with Fox News. Trump made the decision to skip the debate and participate in the interview instead, citing his strong polling lead as a reason. The debate will be held in Milwaukee and eight candidates have met the requirements, but only five have signed the loyalty pledge to support the GOP nominee.
PJ Media: Vivek Ramaswamy to Tucker: The Government Lied About 9/11
Vivek Ramaswamy questions the government's truthfulness about 9/11, stating that there are real consequences and a federal case demanding answers. He believes the government and FBI lied, questioning the 9/11 Commission's credibility. Ramaswamy's candid views on 9/11 make him an outlier against the consultant class and may receive backlash in the media.
#society
Fox News: Kid Rock spotted drinking Bud Light months after shooting up cans of it to protest Dylan Mulvaney partnership
Kid Rock was seen drinking Bud Light at a concert, after previously boycotting the brand and shooting cans of it on camera. Social media users mocked him for being a hypocrite.
The Blaze: White former Starbucks manager who was awarded $25M after jury found she was fired over her race is about to get even more money
Former Starbucks manager, Shannon Phillips, awarded $25 million in racial discrimination lawsuit. Starbucks ordered to pay an additional $2.7 million in back pay, front pay, and tax damages. Phillips claimed that Starbucks targeted white employees as a response to a racial incident.
National Review: The Corner: Farewell
Jim Buckley, a man of faith and charm, leaves a lasting impression. From winning a three-way race to calling for Nixon's resignation, he defied political establishment. Devoted to his wife and passionate about nature, his legacy remains.
#war
Euromaidan Press: First 3D-printed housing project underway in Irpin liberated from Russian troops in 2022
Irpin, a city in Ukraine destroyed during the Russian occupation in 2022, is now constructing the first residential building using 3D technology. The 3D printer can build a 130 square meter frame of the house in just eight days. This project is being done for the Berezov family who lost their home during the invasion.
#military
PJ Media: White People Suck Again, This Time From Biden's White Air Force Nominee
Almost 300 military officers are awaiting promotion by the U.S. Senate. Senator Tommy Tuberville wants to examine each officer individually before giving consent to their promotions, in order to address racial injustice in the Air Force. Colonel Benjamin Jonsson, a white officer, believes that white colonels are the main barriers to change and wrote a letter calling them out for racial injustice. However, he ignores the issue of sexual assaults in the military and focuses solely on race.
#culture
Forbes: Rise Of Eurodance Parody ‘Planet Of The Bass,’ Explained
Comedian Kyle Gordon and singer-songwriter Chrissi Poland create a parody song called "Planet of the Bass" that originated as a TikTok skit and went viral. The song is a satirical take on 90's Eurodance and gained popularity through social media platforms. The parody became a meme and even made its way into a Jonas Brothers concert.
#history
The New American: Was the Real Robert Oppenheimer a Communist? - The New American
This podcast episode discusses the film "Oppenheimer" by Christopher Nolan, which portrays Oppenheimer as a victim of delusional anti-communists. It questions whether Oppenheimer was actually a communist and explores the accuracy of the claims made by anti-communists during the "Red Scare" era. The episode also mentions the controversy surrounding The John Birch Society's warnings about communist influence in America.
#health
Breitbart: Biden White House Bemoans Abortion Pill Federal Court Ruling
The Biden White House expressed disagreement with a federal court ruling that could restrict the FDA's loosened restrictions on mifepristone, the first drug used in a two-drug chemical abortion regimen. The court found that the FDA failed to address concerns about the safety of mifepristone and that it should continue to mandate reporting of non-fatal adverse events. The Supreme Court's decision on the case is pending, and mifepristone will remain available under existing regulations for now.
#education
Red State: Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Texas Pastor Jailed for Speaking out Against School Board Corruption
Texas pastor Jeremy Story wins legal battle against local school district, proceeds with lawsuit over corruption, retaliation.
#crime
Fox News: Google security check: 60 seconds to kick out snoops and hackers
People are being scammed out of money, and they often don't realize it until it's too late. To protect yourself, check your credit report and the security of your Google account. Make sure only you have access. If you suspect unauthorized access, sign out of those devices remotely. Change your password and keep an eye on your account activity. Stay vigilant.
Fox News: Former soldier receives life sentence for murder of Auburn police officer in domestic disturbance
Former soldier Grady Wayne Wilkes was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing an Auburn police officer who came to his door during a domestic disturbance. Wilkes, wearing military gear, opened fire on the officers, killing one and attempting to kill two others. The prosecution sought the death penalty, but Wilkes, claiming mental illness, apologized for his actions during sentencing.
Foreign Policy: Adam Tooze: Why Russia’s Economy Is Performing Better Than the West Had Hoped
Private investigator Joe Marlowe receives a mysterious package that lures him into a dangerous world of deception and crime. As he navigates the treacherous streets of Los Angeles, he uncovers a web of secrets and betrayal that ultimately leads to a shocking truth.
#outdoors
Fox News: Hollywood actress Crystal Finn bitten by otter amid rare uptick in attacks
Actress Crystal Finn was attacked by otters while swimming in a California river. Other people have also been bitten in a rare uptick in attacks.
#other
Breitbart: Huston: Leftist Columnists Seize on 'Blind Side' Controversy as Example of 'White Savior' Syndrome, Racism
Liberal columnists attack the movie The Blind Side, calling it racist and claiming it promotes the "white savior" trope. Ex-NFL player Michael Oher has filed a lawsuit against the Tuohy family, accusing them of withholding money and lying about adopting him.
Forbes: Here What 'Blue Beetle' Needs To Gross To Beat The DCEU Box Office Curse
The upcoming release of "Blue Beetle" is not expected to break the box office curse that has haunted the DCEU. Previous films in the franchise have underperformed, and "Blue Beetle" is projected to follow suit. The DCEU brand has lost audience trust and interest, making it unlikely that this film will have a significant impact.