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#politics
National Review: The End of Democracy or Its Restoration? Among the Israelis Taking to the Streets over Judicial Reform
Thousands of Israelis protest against Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposed judicial reform, which has sparked a fierce debate about the future of democracy in the country. Supporters of the reform argue that it is necessary to rein in the power of the Supreme Court, while critics see it as a threat to human rights. The protesters, united under the Israeli flag, express their love for their country and hope for a free nation.
American Thinker: WaPo fact-checker thinks Biden family scandals are an ‘overhype’
Joe Biden's lies are becoming undeniable, even CNN had to admit it. The media covers up his involvement in Hunter Biden's troubling activities while attacking Trump. Biden's policies benefit foreign countries like Russia and China, while the media turns a blind eye. Corruption runs deep in American politics, with politicians getting rich while the media ignores it.
Liberty Nation: Part-Time President Joe Biden on Vacation Again
President Biden faces criticism for taking a second vacation in a month, this time to Lake Tahoe. He has taken 365 vacation days to date, which amounts to over 40% of his time in office. Progressives have taken advantage of his absence, leaving the country suffering. Meanwhile, Biden plans to visit Ukraine after public pressure, but only after dismissing reporters and vacationing in Delaware. The small residential area of Lahaina in Maui, which has suffered casualties and billions in damages, awaits federal assistance. Biden's vacation priorities raise questions about his commitment to the nation's issues.
#society
Fox News: Utah kittens Romulus and Remus seek a loving new home together
Brothers Romulus and Remus, two young kittens with a close bond, are up for adoption in Salt Lake City. Romulus is mostly white, while Remus is black and has three legs. The Best Friends Animal Society is waiving their adoption fees until the end of the month.
Fox News: CRISIS IN KENSINGTON: This Philadelphia area went from a safe haven to 'hell on earth'
Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood has become a deadly drug haven, overrun with addicts shooting heroin and using dangerous substances like fentanyl and tranq. The neighborhood has deteriorated into a deathbed filled with crime, suffering, and rotting flesh. The quality of drugs has worsened, causing flesh-eating wounds and an increase in overdoses. Despite efforts from nonprofits and former addicts, the neighborhood continues to decline due to a lack of empathy, deadlier substances, and a growing homeless population. Crime rates have soared, making Kensington a dangerous place to live.
Fox News: New Jersey man beat stepmom to death with baseball bat inside her suburban home, prosecutors say
A man in Cresskill, NJ allegedly beats his stepmother to death with a baseball bat and is later arrested. John Daniels Jr. will face charges of murder, weapon possession, and lying to investigators. The victim, Irma Daniels, was originally from Russia and had a successful career as a Realtor before her tragic death.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Internal Ministry: Kakhovka power plant beyond repair after Russia destroyed its dam in June
In June, Russia destroyed the dam of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, causing significant damage that cannot be repaired. The destruction of the dam resulted in massive flooding and significant loss of life in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy visits Sweden, discusses CV-90 combat vehicles with Swedish PM
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy visits Sweden to discuss defense cooperation, particularly the Swedish combat vehicles CV-90. The talks also involve various ministers from both countries.
#religion
Red State: ‘Jeremiah’ by Rachel Wilhelm Is Sobering Yet Enriching Worship Music for Our Time
Summary: The book of Jeremiah in the Bible serves as a warning that turning away from God comes with a price. Rachel Wilhelm's album "Jeremiah" offers modern liturgical music with a blend of Americana, folk, and contemplative traditional styles. Wilhelm's talent lies in crafting simple yet powerful melodies that resonate with listeners on a deeper level. The album is a work of art that invites thoughtful worship and stands out among mainstream music.
#culture
Fox News: 'Rich Men North of Richmond' hits #1 on Apple charts: 'He has struck a chord' with America
Many media outlets have labeled the viral country song "Rich Men North of Richmond" as a "right-wing," "conservative anthem." However, the song has resonated with many Americans and topped the Apple Music charts. The song addresses issues of Washington greed and working-class struggles and has connected with people from different walks of life.
National Review: Regal and Resplendent Udaipur Comes to Cleveland
In a fascinating exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art, a collection of Indian paintings from Udaipur showcases the vibrant and detailed court life of the Mewar kingdom. The artworks, painted in the 1700s, depict various scenes of royal life, from the king's daily activities to extravagant hunts. Through rich colors and intricate details, the paintings provide a sensory experience that engages viewers with the beauty and charm of Udaipur's royal court.
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American Thinker: An end to twenty years of biking to work
After 22 years of daily bike commuting, the author reflects on the history and personal experiences of biking. He discusses the differences in bike design, recounts a coworker's accident, and describes the joys and challenges of riding in different seasons. The author looks forward to cycling without the obligations of commuting.
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Backpacker: Yosemite's Bears Are Climbing Half Dome Now
Yosemite National Park has discovered evidence that a black bear made its way to the summit of Half Dome, a popular hiking spot. The park's safety guidelines and human law don't deter bears, as they are known for their climbing abilities. It serves as a reminder for hikers to store their food properly to avoid attracting bears.