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#politics
Red State: Vivek Ramaswamy Does What Every Republican Should Be Doing, Makes BlackRock a Campaign Issue
Texas Senator Ted Cruz introduced legislation to prevent financial companies from using federal employee retirement funds to vote in shareholder meetings and force ESG and DEI agendas on private businesses. This move sets the tone for Republican candidates in 2024, including Vivek Ramaswamy, who has been critical of woke capitalism and its influence. Ramaswamy believes that trust in the people is crucial, comparing the globalist takeover to an old European attitude that disregards the sovereignty of the American people. He promises to address the threat posed by firms like BlackRock and Vanguard if elected president.
Fox News: Guatemalan presidential candidate wins in landslide but political elite could prevent him from taking office
Guatemala's Bernardo Arévalo wins the presidential election, but his party's legal status is under investigation, casting doubt on his assumption of power. Arévalo is seen as an anti-corruption crusader and his victory is a rebuke to the country's corrupt elite. The Attorney General's Office could suspend his party's legal status, preventing him from taking office.
The Right Scoop: Mark Levin calls out the MAGAs for lying about what DeSantis said…
Mark Levin called out Trump supporters for lying about Governor DeSantis' interview. DeSantis emphasized the importance of principles and substance in the movement. Levin and Team DeSantis condemned the spread of falsehoods.
Fox News: Freedom Caucus pours gasoline on Congress' heated spending fight as government shutdown fears grow
House Freedom Caucus demands concessions from GOP leadership for support on stopgap spending extension to avoid government shutdown and give lawmakers more time to make a deal on funding for the next fiscal year. Freedom Caucus opposes a "clean" Continuing Resolution and demands measures on border security, government weaponization, and undoing "woke" military policies. Unlikely demands would pass Democrat-controlled Senate.
PJ Media: Trump Will Skip All GOP Primary Debates Now
Former president Donald Trump has announced that he will not participate in any of the 2024 GOP Presidential Primary debates. Trump believes that his record speaks for itself and sees no advantage in debating. However, this decision could backfire as it leaves his opponents free to define his record without his defense.
#society
Breitbart: Biden to Visit Maui Nearly Two Weeks After Catastrophic Fires as 1,000+ People Remain Unaccounted For
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit Maui to survey the areas devastated by wildfires. They will meet with survivors and offer support. Despite criticism for the amount of aid promised, the president is committed to helping Maui recover.
The death toll from the wildfires in Hawaii continues to rise, with over 1,000 people still missing. Recovery efforts are underway, but some remains may be impossible to recover. President Biden's arrival comes after facing criticism and remaining relatively silent about the tragedy.
Fox News: Spanish police confirm Tenerife wildfire was started deliberately
Police confirm deliberate start of wildfire on Spanish island of Tenerife. Firefighters make progress but blaze continues to threaten 11 towns. Over 12,000 people evacuated, no reported injuries. Air quality poor in 19 areas. Spain heads list of EU countries affected by wildfires this year.
#war
Euromaidan Press: “Putin is weak, for he believes in violence.” Zelenskyy addresses Danish parliament
President Zelenskyy addresses Danish Parliament, thanking them for their assistance and reaffirming Ukraine's determination to stand strong against Russian aggression. He emphasizes that Putin's belief in violence makes him weak.
The New American: Zelensky Extends Martial Law and Mobilization, Azov Back in Action - The New American
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has extended nationwide mobilization and martial law for three months. This decision has led to the cancellation of elections to the Verkhovna Rada. In addition, combatants from the Azov Battalion are actively involved in combat operations against Russian forces.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: China's Shadow Looms Large At Camp David As Biden Hosts Historic Summit
President Biden hosted South Korean President Yoon and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida at Camp David to discuss China and North Korea. They took a pledge to strengthen Asian-Pacific relations. China's refusal to rebuke North Korea and its military exercises near Taiwan raise tensions. The summit aims to display unity and counter China's influence.
Spectator USA: Why sanctions aren’t turning Putin’s oligarchs against him
Sanctions imposed on Russian oligarchs and officials have failed to undermine the Kremlin. Economic sanctions are slowly affecting Putin's regime, but personal sanctions have left wealthy Russians more dependent on the regime. Encouraging prominent Russians to break with Putin is a struggle, as there are no clear criteria for coming off the sanctions list. The UK recently lifted sanctions on Oleg Tinkoff, a Russian banker who renounced his citizenship and publicly opposed Putin's invasion. Arkady Volozh, co-founder of tech giant Yandex, is also appealing for EU sanctions on him to be lifted. The question remains how to encourage more Russian billionaires to condemn the war. Starving the Russian regime of talent and making it easier for Russians opposed to the war to find new lives in the West could be effective strategies.
#economy
Forbes: Palo Alto Networks Stock Rallies 16% After Earnings Fiasco Turns Out To Be Nothing
Palo Alto Networks experiences a significant stock surge after surpassing profit estimates and projecting future sales growth. The surge follows a previous drop due to speculation surrounding the unusual timing of the company's earnings call. The stock remains up overall, influenced by its exposure to artificial intelligence.
#religion
Fox News: This prosecutor targeting Christians, putting Bible on trial, again
In a case that threatens freedom of religion and expression, Finnish Christian officials, Päivi Räsänen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola, face trial for their Christian beliefs about marriage and for sharing a Bible verse. The prosecution's agenda appears to undermine Western Civilization's foundations and religious rights. The outcome of this trial will have global consequences.
#culture
Gataway Couple: The Glass House in Connecticut
The Glass House in Connecticut is an iconic architectural masterpiece designed by Philip Johnson. Built in the 1940s, it served as Johnson's residence and is now a museum. The house features a unique open floorplan and is surrounded by other structures and art galleries on the 50-acre property. Visitors can tour the Glass House and explore the beauty of Johnson's modern and postmodern design.
PJ Media: The Left Ruins Everything: Now They're Cancelling Classic Rock
The woke establishment is now coming for classic rock music, as Universal Records left Queen's "Fat Bottomed Girls" off a youth entertainment platform. The decision has puzzled music industry insiders who see the song as harmless fun. Conservatives argue that parents should have control over their children's entertainment, and question the inconsistency of banning songs while advocating against book banning.
Fox News: Queen classic 'Fat Bottomed Girls' dropped from band's greatest hits collection for younger audiences
Queen's classic rock song "Fat Bottomed Girls" has been omitted from the band's new greatest hits collection for younger listeners on the audio platform Yoto. The decision has been criticized by some as "woke" or "ridiculous," while others argue that the song should be appreciated for celebrating people of all shapes and sizes. The album comes with an online content warning for adult themes.
#health
Breitbart: Biden Administration to Urge All Americans: Get a Coronavirus Booster Shot
The Biden administration is urging all Americans to get a coronavirus booster shot this autumn, citing a possible new wave of infections. Moderna and other vaccine makers have developed versions of their shots aimed at the XBB.1.5 subvariant. The updated shots are expected to be available in the coming weeks.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Sometimes Free Speech Loses in the Courts
A professor at North Carolina State was demoted for criticizing leftist ideas in education. His lawsuit against the university continues in the Fourth Circuit.
#sports
Forbes: Aaron Rodgers Has The Most Expensive Home Among NFL Players
NFL player Aaron Rodgers, known for his expensive taste, claims he didn't return calls from Packers' general manager due to poor cell service in his $28 million mansion in Malibu. Rodgers ranks first among NFL players in terms of expensive homes, with his house costing $6,040 per square foot. Other players like Russell Wilson and Tom Brady also make the list.
Flag And Cross: Grandmas, 87 And 89, Unexpectedly In Doubles Final At Wimbledon
Two 89-year-old great grandma and 87-year-old tennis partners unexpectedly find themselves in the doubles final at Wimbledon. Despite their age and health issues, Zovita Moon and Liz Simmons are excited about the opportunity to compete. They credit their success to their love of tennis and support from each other.
Fox News: 7 fans of Brazil’s Corinthians soccer team die after bus crashes, flips over
A bus carrying fans of Brazilian soccer team Corinthians crashed, killing at least seven people and injuring 36 others. The crash occurred after a game against Cruzeiro in Belo Horizonte. The bus lost its brakes and flipped over to avoid a head-on collision.
#technology
The Blaze: X Blue subscribers will be required to send selfie, ID to Israeli software company for verification
Elon Musk's social media platform, X, now requires X Blue users to provide a selfie and government-issued ID for verification, causing discontent among users worried about privacy and potential security breaches. The verification process will be carried out by Israeli company AU10TIX software, which has ties to Israeli intelligence. AU10TIX has previously worked on identity verification systems for airports and border controls, and now serves large tech companies. Some users have expressed skepticism about the supposed security enhancements of the new verification process.
#other
Flag And Cross: 'Born Out Of Instagram': Entrepreneur Builds $300M Business
Wesley Ng created a successful business, Casetify, by selling phone cases customized with Instagram photos. With the help of social media influencers, the company gained visibility and partnerships with big names like Disney and NASA. Casetify has expanded its product offerings, opened brick-and-mortar stores, and is now experimenting with quick-print design labs.
Forbes: Fans Hold Their Breath For ‘Ahsoka,’ Hoping It Doesn’t Ruin 11 Years Of Character Investment
Ahsoka, the highly anticipated Disney Plus Star Wars series, debuts tomorrow. The character has been built up for years and has a huge fan base. The show will feature Ahsoka in live action, played by Rosario Dawson, and is expected to have multiple seasons.