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#politics
Townhall: Seeing Through Hoaxes and Deceit Is the Opening to Find Truth and Real Progress
The Biden administration has created problems that negatively affect safety, security, and standard of living. There is a government against the people phenomena, with elites getting richer while the majority becomes poorer. The Inflation Reduction Act fails to achieve its goals and increases inflationary deficit spending.
The Biden administration's policies have resulted in a secure southern border becoming insecure, rising energy bills, weak foreign policy, increased crime, deteriorating education, and declining military morale. Hoaxes are prioritized over vital needs, indicating a government that fails to align with the needs of its people. Citizens must not be fooled again in future elections.
The Right Scoop: Vivek Ramaswamy told operatives he was running to sabotage Ron DeSantis
Vivek Ramaswamy, a con artist, plans to run for president to gain fame and sabotage Governor Ron DeSantis. He pitched himself as a serious Republican candidate and believed his candidacy would deter DeSantis from running or affect his chances if he did. Ramaswamy's failed podcast with The Daily Wire led him to pursue a presidential run, but he was deemed too much like a politician and not prepared enough for the show.
Red State: 14 American Cities Aim to Ban Meat, Dairy, Private Cars by 2030
Fourteen American cities, part of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, aim to ban meat, dairy, and private automobiles within seven years. These goals, headed by Democrat billionaire Michael Bloomberg, promote a dystopian vision of urban consumption. Climate activists also endorse "climate lockdowns" and propose modifying humans to be allergic to meat. Yet, these proposals undermine personal liberty and the foundations of society. Regardless, people will continue to enjoy eating meat and resisting these restrictive measures.
Fox News: David Weiss, DOJ accused of making 'unholy mess' with Hunter Biden case: 'All over the map'
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig criticized the Department of Justice and Special Counsel David Weiss for mishandling the Hunter Biden investigation. Honig stated that Weiss initially wanted to forgo charges against Hunter Biden but changed his position under political pressure. Honig also criticized Weiss for backtracking on previous decisions and suggested that an explanation is needed.
National Review: The Corner: James Buckley’s Extraordinary Life
James Buckley had an impressive career in business and politics, serving as a US senator, president of Radio Free Europe, undersecretary of state, and a judge. He played a significant role in the Buckley v. Valeo case, shaping constitutional principles on presidential power and campaign finance. Known for his deep understanding of the Constitution, he remained gracious and gentlemanly throughout his life. R.I.P.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 372: Larry Elder on 2024 Presidential Campaign
Legendary LA radio host Larry Elder talks about his 2024 presidential campaign, GOP debate qualification, modern presidential campaigns, and his viral interview with Charlamagne tha God.
The New American: Trump's Georgia Indictment is the Final Proof the 2020 Election Was Stolen - The New American
The 2020 election was stolen, and the recent indictment of Donald Trump proves it. Just like a fixed NFL game, everyone knew it was rigged. The Democrats and media conspired to silence anyone who questioned it. This is a communist takeover of America.
#society
The Blaze: No bodies found at alleged site of unmarked graves after native tribe has Catholic church basement dug up
Excavation of a Catholic church's basement in Manitoba, Canada finds no evidence of human remains, contradicting claims by local tribe of an unmarked grave site. Chief Derek Nepinak acknowledges the lack of conclusive evidence but emphasizes the importance of addressing the truth of the residential school history.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Ukraine Grinds Forward
Ukrainian forces are undergoing a counteroffensive against the Russians, making progress despite the tough fighting conditions. The goal is to break through the defensive lines, reach the Sea of Azov, and cut the Russian "land bridge" to Crimea. The Ukrainians have been using American cluster munitions effectively and have found that the Russian forces they encounter are in poor shape. If the Ukrainians can continue advancing and put Russian-controlled roads and rail lines under artillery fire, the Russian land bridge can be effectively cut. The fighting will likely continue into the fall.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy visits Greece, meets with Greek PM and President
President Zelenskyy of Ukraine visits Greece, meeting with the Greek Prime Minister and President. Greece reaffirms its support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The visit showcases Greece's commitment to Ukraine's cause and its role in the region.
Fox News: Pope Francis calls for a peaceful end to Niger’s crisis following the country's military coup
Niger's mutinous soldiers refuse to reinstate deposed president, prompting ECOWAS to consider military intervention. Pope Francis calls for peaceful resolution to crisis in Niger, expressing concern and urging international community to find a peaceful solution.
#economy
Forbes: New RadioShack Owner Pledges Growth, With U.S. Stores Possible
After multiple bankruptcies and ownership changes, RadioShack may be making a comeback under the ownership of Unicomer Group. Unicomer, which acquired RadioShack's intellectual property, plans to expand the brand and innovate the shopping experience with the latest technology. While details are scarce, a return to physical stores is a possibility, but it remains uncertain if the brand will regain its former glory.
National Review: The Corner: Johan Norberg and Swedish ‘Socialism’
Sweden's socialist experiment from 1970 to 1990 was a failure. Companies left, no net jobs were created, and the economy lagged behind. After a financial crisis, Sweden reduced public spending, taxes, and regulation. They liberalized markets, reformed Social Security, and reduced the tax burden on low- and middle-income households. The lesson learned was that you can't have a big government and expect the rich to pay for it all. Sweden's change in direction was prompted by a financial crisis and the realization that the welfare state had become too large for the private sector to sustain. Today, Sweden faces the consequences of embracing open borders libertarianism.
#military
The Federalist: Military Will Make Entrance Exams Easier Amid Recruiting Crisis
The Pentagon plans to make it easier for potential recruits to join the military by allowing the use of calculators on the agency's entrance exam. This change in testing policy comes as the military is facing a recruiting crisis. The Biden administration's embrace of diversity and inclusion ideologies in the military may be contributing to the lowered entrance standards.
Flag And Cross: US Launches Space Force Squadron To Target Enemy Satellites
The U.S. Space Force has launched the 75th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron (ISRS) with a skeletal reaper insignia, symbolizing the demise of enemies. The unit's mission is to analyze and engage targets related to adversary space capabilities. The squadron works under Space Delta 7 and is the first dedicated targeting unit for the U.S. Space Force.
#health
National Review: The Corner: Medical Journal Opposes Abortion Restrictions in the Name of Containing Health-Care Costs
The legalization of euthanasia and abortion has led to a willingness within the medical profession to take human lives instead of saving them. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecology supports radical access to abortion, even in later stages of pregnancy, and a recent study predicts an increase in babies born with heart defects if abortion limits are imposed. This poses a significant strain on healthcare systems.
Fox News: Virginia regulators fine hemp businesses following recent legislative changes
Virginia businesses face fines for selling hemp products out of compliance with state laws restricting their sales. Inspections conducted by the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found at least seven businesses in violation, including Chesapeake Tobacco & Vape. The fines are a result of legislation aimed at ending the sales of intoxicating hemp-derived products and prohibiting the sale of THC products in appealing shapes or mimic trademarked brands. The hemp industry opposed the bill, but some businesses have adjusted to meet the new regulations.
#crime
Daily Wire: Accused Idaho Killer Continues To Argue About DNA Found On Knife Sheath At Crime Scene
A defense attorney questions DNA evidence in a murder case, claiming that the prosecution has not provided full DNA information from the crime scene. The defense argues that DNA from three unidentified men was found at the residence where the murders occurred. Prosecutors claim to have turned over all available DNA evidence and state that they cannot produce evidence that doesn't exist.
Fox News: Georgia man sentenced to 27 years for involvement in $463 million genetic testing fraud
Minal Patel, owner of LabSolutions, defrauded Medicare by submitting over $463 million in claims for unnecessary genetic tests. Patel has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for his role in the scheme.
Washington Free Beacon: Report: Hunter Biden Prosecutor Was Ready To Drop Investigation Before Whistleblowers Came Forward
David Weiss, the prosecutor overseeing the investigation into Hunter Biden, was initially willing to end the probe without charges. However, IRS whistleblowers alleged that the Justice Department sabotaged the investigation. After their testimony, Weiss changed his stance and demanded that Biden plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts of failing to pay taxes. An infamous plea deal was negotiated, but a federal judge rejected it, calling for a new one. Lawyers for Hunter Biden threatened to put President Joe Biden on the stand if their client was charged.
Fox News: 2 MD troopers, who shot a man suspected of attacking the officers with a knife, now on administrative leave
Two Maryland state troopers are on leave after shooting a man who tried to stab them. The 22-year-old suspect was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Fox News: Former Missouri respiratory therapist who killed two hospital patients learns her fate
A former respiratory therapist, Jennifer Hall, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for killing two patients in Missouri in 2022. Hall had insulin and a powerful muscle relaxant in their systems, which had not been prescribed by a doctor. There are suspicions that Hall may be responsible for more suspicious deaths.
Fox News: Charlotte police kill suspect who stabbed officer in the neck with knife
A suspect who stabbed a police officer in the neck was shot and killed during a struggle in Charlotte, North Carolina. Another officer shot the suspect after he stabbed his colleague and multiple firearms were recovered from the scene. The wounded officer and a female victim with a gunshot wound were taken to the hospital.
Human Events: Serial killer nurse gets 14 life sentences for murder of at least
7 babies
Serial killer nurse Lucy Letby will spend life in prison after murdering seven premature infants and attempting to kill six more. Letby's decision to not attend court has sparked calls for criminals to face their victims. She had a "morbid fascination" with ill children and deliberately harmed them.
Fox News: 3 dead, 6 injured in Seattle hookah lounge shooting
Three people are dead and six others wounded in a shooting at a hookah lounge in Seattle. The names of the victims have not been released. Police are investigating the incident.
#science
Washington Free Beacon: Russia’s First Lunar Mission in 47 Years Crashes Into the Moon in Failure
Russia's first moon mission in 47 years failed when its spacecraft crashed into the moon after a problem in preparing for pre-landing orbit. The failure highlights the decline of Russia's space program since the Cold War.
#other
Forbes: Voice Of Nintendo’s Mario Is ‘Stepping Back’ From Role After Three Decades
After over 30 years, Charles Martinet, the original voice of Nintendo's Mario, is stepping back from his role as the beloved character's voice actor. Martinet will transition into the position of "Mario Ambassador" and continue to travel the world representing the joy of Mario. Speculation arose when fans noticed a different voice for Mario in promotional videos for the upcoming game Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Martinet's voice for Mario was based on a character from Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew.
Fox News: Japan vows to support fisheries during country’s decades-long process of releasing Fukushima nuclear waste
In 2011, Fukushima's nuclear reactors melted causing contamination in Japan. The government plans to release treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean despite backlash from fishing groups and neighboring countries. The government promises to protect the fishing industry's reputation.