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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive — Sen. Marco Rubio Endorses Bernie Moreno for Senate in Ohio
Sen. Marco Rubio is endorsing businessman Bernie Moreno for U.S. Senate in Ohio, praising his conservative leadership and commitment to the people of Ohio. Moreno, backed by Sen. J.D. Vance and former President Donald Trump, is positioned as the candidate who will fight for working families and challenge incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Breitbart: Waiting in the Wings: Gavin Newsom Sets Up 'Presidential' Fundraising Sweep
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is considering running for president in 2024 as Biden's popularity declines. Newsom has set up multiple fundraising committees to build support and explore a potential run.
Fox News: Who are the 6 co-conspirators named in Trump's Jan. 6 indictment? Here's what we know
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted, and six co-conspirators have been mentioned in the indictment. Co-Conspirator No. 1 is Rudy Giuliani, known for spreading false claims. Co-Conspirator No. 2 is John Eastman, who tried to obstruct the certification of the presidential election. Co-Conspirator No. 3 is Sidney Powell, an attorney with unfounded claims of election fraud. Co-Conspirator No. 4 is Jeffrey Clark, a former Justice Department official. Co-Conspirator No. 5 is Kenneth Chesebro, an attorney involved in a plan to submit fraudulent electors. Co-Conspirator No. 6 remains unknown.
Newsbusters: CNN Analyst Compares Trump Indictment to Death of Bin Laden
Former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone compared Donald Trump's indictment to the death of Osama bin Laden, calling Trump a terrorist. Host Laura Coates was taken aback by the comparison, questioning its validity and potential impact on the fairness of the indictment process. Fanone, however, dismissed concerns and emphasized that the jurors' views are what truly matter in this case.
#society
Fox News: Backlash to struggling restaurant's robot, and concern over lawmakers' AI regulation
A struggling restaurant owner faces backlash after hiring a robot server.
Lawmakers in JCPenney leisure suits and 8-track tape players regulating AI causes concern.
Breitbart: Coca-Cola Owned Cafe Chain faces Boycott over Trans Cartoon
Costa Coffee, owned by Coca-Cola, is facing a boycott in the UK due to a controversial promotional cartoon featuring a transgender person with surgically removed breasts. The advert has been accused of promoting the "mutilation of healthy young girls." Many are calling for a boycott similar to the movement against Bud Light in the US.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: North Korea 'acknowledged' Travis King situation in communications with UN
United Nations contacts North Korea about detained US soldier Travis King; North Korea responds to UN command but no substantial progress made. US working to determine King's status.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Starbucks Earnings Report Expected With High Volatility In Options Market
Starbucks Corporation is set to release its quarterly earnings, with options markets suggesting a potential 5% move in the stock. Traders expect the stock to decline. Analysts predict earnings of 86 cents per share on revenue of $8.42 billion.
Flag And Cross: El Sector Privado De EE. UU. Agrega 324,000 Empleos En Julio, Superando Las Expectativas
US job market resilient, adding 324,000 new jobs in July, exceeding economist expectations. Private businesses lead growth, while large companies see job decline. Hospitality drives job creation, manufacturing and finance sectors experience losses. Wage growth slows, affecting both those staying in their jobs and those switching. Fed may need to adopt more aggressive approach to control inflation.
Flag And Cross: US Private Sector Adds 324,000 Jobs In July, Surpassing Expectations
American labor market shows resilience despite slight decline in new job growth. ADP reports 324k new employees in July, surpassing expectations. Small and midsize companies drive employment growth while large companies report job losses. Pay growth slows and interest rate hike expectations decrease.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Player Registrations At Risk After German Fund Pulls Out Of Providing Cash Injection: Reports
FC Barcelona faces a significant financial setback as a German fund withdraws from a deal, potentially affecting player registrations for the upcoming season. The club has already taken various economic measures to bring in new players, but now it must urgently resolve the situation before the defense of their La Liga crown begins.
#culture
Fox News: Body positivity icon Lizzo lambasted after lawsuit for 'fat-phobic' harassment of backup dancers: 'Woke irony'
Pop star Lizzo faces a lawsuit from former dancers accusing her of racial and fat-phobic harassment and pressuring them into engaging in sexual acts. The lawsuit has sparked online attention, with influencers and celebrities reacting to the news. Beyoncé allegedly omitted Lizzo's name from a song at a recent concert, and filmmaker Sophia Nahli Allison described Lizzo as arrogant and unkind. The suit also claims that dancers endured an "excruciating" audition and were prevented from finding work outside the tour.
#health
Fox News: Medicaid scam that left many Native Americans homeless declared public state of emergency by Blackfeet tribe
Native Americans from tribes around the West, including the Blackfeet Nation, were deceived into coming to Phoenix for addiction treatment that was never given. Many were left homeless when the facilities shut down. The Blackfeet Nation of Montana and the Navajo Nation have declared a public health state of emergency to aid those affected by the scam.
Forbes: Bipartisan Price Transparency Reforms Will Improve Outcomes
Beneficial healthcare change is happening through the Transparency in Coverage (TiC) rule, which aims to improve the efficiency of the healthcare market. The rule requires health plans to provide pricing information and an online price comparison tool for consumers. This bipartisan effort promotes greater price transparency, allowing patients to exert control over their out-of-pocket costs for medical services.
#crime
Fox News: Mexican immigrant mechanic killed by customer who claims shop stole his TV: police
A Kansas City man is facing jail time for shooting a mechanic he accused of stealing his car's television. The mechanic, a recent immigrant from Mexico, was found dead after a confrontation with the man.
Breitbart: Australian Police Charge Ex-Childcare Worker with Sex Abuse of 91 Children
A former Australian childcare worker is facing over 1,600 child abuse charges for sexually abusing and filming over 90 children, sharing the content online on the dark web. The man, accused of targeting prepubescent girls, has been in custody since August 2022 and is facing charges including rape and sexual intercourse with a child under 10. The investigation took a year to identify the victims and involved multiple Australian law enforcement agencies.
Breitbart: MSNBC: 'Locked Door' and Strong Security Procedures Foiled Memphis School Shooting
A potential mass shooting at a Hebrew school in Memphis was foiled by strong school safety procedures. The suspect was stopped by a locked door and later shot by police.
The Blaze: Longtime principal used $38K in school funds for all-inclusive vacations with friends: DOJ
Naia Wilson, former principal of New Mission High School in Boston, has been charged with wire fraud for allegedly using $38,806 of school funds for personal vacations. Wilson requested checks from the school's account that were issued to other people but deposited into her own bank account to finance trips to Barbados. She now faces up to 20 years in prison and has pleaded guilty to the charges.
#sports
Fox News: Cleveland no-hit for fourth time since start of 2021 season
The Cleveland Guardians were no-hit for the fourth time since the start of the 2021 MLB season, with Framber Valdez of the Houston Astros throwing a 93-pitch no-hitter. This is the most no-hitters in the majors since 2021.
#technology
Forbes: Twitter Blue Subscribers Will Now Be Able To Hide Their Blue Checkmarks
Twitter Blue subscribers can now hide their blue checkmarks, a feature that was once considered prestigious and is now available to anyone who pays for the subscription service. The option to hide the blue checkmark is not flawless, as it may still appear in certain places and some features will be inaccessible. Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter and the introduction of the paid subscription service have changed the perception of the blue tick, leading to high-profile figures refusing to pay for it and facing mockery online.
#other
Fox News: Historic Lake Michigan ferry out of service for rest of season due to damaged ramp system
The S.S. Badger ferry, a historic landmark, will be out of service for the rest of the season due to damage to its ramp system. The damage requires months of repairs, causing the daily crossings between Michigan and Wisconsin to be suspended indefinitely.