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2 Aug 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Joe Biden Longed for Trump Prosecution over January 6
President Biden's wish to prosecute former President Trump over the Capitol riot on Jan 6 has been fulfilled with an indictment. Trump responds angrily, calling it harassment. Supporters claim it exposes corruption and failure in the US.
Red State: Biden Is Hiding out at the Beach, but New Video Raises More Questions About His Health
Summary: The Biden family foreign business dealings scandal is intensifying, with evidence of Joe Biden's involvement. Biden is also facing criticism for his administration's actions against Trump and his profligate spending. He is currently on vacation, avoiding questions from the press. Concerns about Biden's mental and physical capability to serve as president are growing.
Fox News: New Jersey officials praise Lt Gov Sheila Oliver after her death
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver has passed away at the age of 71. Officials and lawmakers are paying tribute to her, highlighting her trailblazing achievements and commitment to service.
Front Page Magazine: Trump Indictment "Nearly Identical" to Democrat Jan 6 Committee
Democrats flaunt their weaponization of the justice system by manufacturing charges against political opponents, as seen in the Trump Jan. 6 indictment.
National Review: January 6 Was a Crime
National Review's editors argue that special counsel Jack Smith's allegations of criminal misconduct against Donald Trump are an attempt to criminalize free expression. However, there are precedents suggesting that efforts to defraud the US government include obstructing its conduct. Smith's indictment provides evidence that Trump had no rational basis to believe the election was stolen, and his alleged false statements may constitute fraud. The indictment also highlights Trump and his associates' organization of false slates of electors to mislead state governments. These charges deserve a fair hearing.
Daily Wire: Latest Presidential Polls: Trump, DeSantis In Dead Heat With Biden
President Biden is neck-and-neck with Trump and DeSantis in hypothetical 2024 matchups, according to recent polls. Biden leads Trump by less than one percentage point and leads DeSantis by a small margin. Biden's job approval is at 42%, and he faces criticism over his fitness for office. Trump remains the current frontrunner, but nearly half of his supporters are considering other candidates.
Newsbusters: Column: Republican Racism 'Weaponized' Kamala Harris?
Liberal journalist advises Republicans to surrender to liberals in politics. Columnist falsely labels Republicans as racist for opposing left-wing propaganda in schools. Democrats and media allies perpetuate false narrative of Republican racism.
Flag And Cross: Trump And GOP Launch Counter-Offensive, Push For Biden Impeachment
Legal warfare has become the new normal in American politics as former President Donald Trump and his supporters in Congress launch a counter-offensive against President Joe Biden. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has resurfaced the campaign to impeach Biden, with Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert introducing articles of impeachment against him for his handling of the southern border. However, the impeachment claims against Biden are considered far-fetched by the more moderate section of the Republican Party, who fear it will arm Democrats with ammunition to criticize the GOP.
The New American: Massachusetts Bill Would Implement "Most Egregious Gun Control" in U.S. - The New American
The Massachusetts General Court is pushing for a highly restrictive gun-control law that would severely limit citizens' right to self-defense. The proposed bill, H.D. 4420, would ban most semi-automatic firearms, redefine terms to expand their definitions, require registration of all firearms, restrict concealed carry, and violate free speech by banning internet search for downloadable gun code. The bill is seen as a direct assault on the Second Amendment and a stepping stone towards further gun control measures.
Flag And Cross: Trump Y El Partido Republicano Lanzan Una Contraofensiva Y Presionan Por El Juicio Político A Biden
Illegal war has become the new norm in US politics, with upcoming presidential elections turning into a parallel battlefield. Former President Donald Trump and his supporters are gaining ground for a counteroffensive against President Joe Biden. Republican representatives are pushing for impeachment against Biden, accusing him of unconstitutional acts at the southern border. The accusations against Biden, including corruption and financial misconduct related to his son's business dealings, could potentially harm the Republican Party and further erode trust in the legitimacy of legal actions against political figures.
The New American: GOP Senators Call for EPA to Drop "Unlawful" Power Plant Rule - The New American
39 Republican senators are calling for the withdrawal of the EPA's proposed "Clean Power Plan 2.0" regulations, which they argue overstep the agency's authority. The regulations impose strict emissions standards on power plants, including a requirement for coal plants to capture 90% of their emissions by 2030. The senators claim that the technology to achieve these cuts is not yet fully realized and that the EPA is shutting down fossil-fuel plants without adequate congressional authorization.
#society
The Blaze: World's second-largest coffee chain Costa Coffee faces boycott and anger over pro-transgender mural of mutilated woman: 'Time for a Budweiser moment?'
Costa Coffee is facing a boycott over its support for transsexuality and elective mutilation of women. Critics argue that the company is glorifying self-harm and promoting a social contagion. The controversy has led to calls for a boycott and accusations of insensitivity towards women who have had breast cancer.
The American Mind: I am a Dog Mom
In a misanthropic take, writer Patrick Declerck believes that Nietzsche and Schopenhauer offer valuable insights on the uselessness of humankind, while expressing his admiration for his dog. A scholar presenting on racial inequalities expresses gratitude towards her dog, comparing it to a child, which is met with approval from other professors. Pope Francis criticizes the trend of couples not having children but instead having pets, as it diminishes humanity. The connection between extreme dog worship and misanthropy, particularly among younger generations, is not accidental as some dog owners despise humanity. The preference for dogs over humans stems from the emotional dependency of dogs and the ease of interaction. This preference is seen as immoral and against human life.
Forbes: Lizzo Backup Dancer Lawsuit Isn’t A First—Here Are Other Musicians Who’ve Been Sued By Their Employees
Three former stage dancers have sued pop star Lizzo for creating an abusive work environment, including sexual and religious harassment and body shaming. Lizzo allegedly pressured dancers to participate in nude activities and did nothing to stop religious and sexual shaming. The lawsuit adds Lizzo to a list of musicians who have been sued by former employees.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: US Set To Evacuate Embassy Staff From Niger
The United States plans to evacuate some staff and families from its embassy in Niger due to the military takeover. The mission will continue operating, but this precaution is taken in case the security situation worsens. Foreign powers, including the US, fear that the takeover could aid Islamist insurgents.
#economy
Euromaidan Press: Bloomberg: US banks profit from ruble trading amid sanctions and Russian market exodus
US banks tripled their revenue from trading in the Russian ruble in 2022 amid investor withdrawal from Russia, earning $6 billion.
Forbes: Fitch Says Jan. 6 Riot Impacted Decision To Downgrade U.S. Credit Rating
Rating agency Fitch downgraded the US credit rating from AAA to AA+ due to the Jan. 6 riot, fiscal deterioration, and erosion of governance.
Fox News: Kevin O'Leary sounds alarm on downgraded US credit rating: 'No way to sugarcoat this... it's bad'
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary discusses the downgraded U.S. credit rating, which reflects a loss of faith in the U.S. dollar. The downgrade will result in higher borrowing costs for Americans and a potential recession.
Fitch downgrades the United States' credit rating due to fiscal deterioration, rising deficits, and tightening by the Federal Reserve. The U.S. Treasury Secretary argues that conditions have improved, but investors use ratings to assess risk and lower ratings lead to higher financing costs.
National Review: The Corner: America’s Credit-Rating Downgrade Is a Symptom. Debt Is the Disease
The credit-ratings agency, Fitch, downgraded the United States from AAA to AA+ due to the deterioration in governance standards, particularly in fiscal and debt matters. The Biden administration and Democrats blamed the GOP for playing reckless games with America's debt ceiling, resulting in the downgrade. However, the growing debt obligations and deficit spending are the underlying problems, making America's debt unsustainable. The political class needs to address these fiscal realities urgently.
Forbes: 2023 Layoff Tracker: Planet Labs Slashes Over 100 Jobs
Planet Labs and CVS Health are the latest US companies to conduct layoffs due to recession fears. Planet Labs is cutting 10% of its workforce, while CVS Health will cut 5,000 jobs. Both companies cite changes in the macroeconomic environment as the reason for the cuts.
#military
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#health
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: MSNBC Doctor Says It’s Time To Start Wearing COVID Face Masks Again
Dr. Kavita Patel, an MSNBC contributor, urged Americans to start wearing masks again, particularly in crowded spaces and as the school season begins. She highlighted the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, although it is not as severe as in previous years. Interestingly, a Gallup poll showed that a majority of Democrats now believe that the pandemic is over, while a significant portion of Republicans remain unconcerned about contracting the virus.
Fox News: Connecticut researchers uncover regulator compound with potential to treat Parkinson's disease: Report
A scientist at the University of Connecticut has discovered a regulator compound that has the potential to treat Parkinson's disease. The compound, known as ATIC, was found to regulate the LRRK2 gene at the Messenger RNA level. This discovery could lead to a new pharmaceutical treatment for the brain disorder.
Fox News: The Chicks cancel multiple shows due to mystery illness
Country music trio The Chicks had to cancel multiple performances due to an ongoing illness. They rescheduled one show and completely canceled a performance in New York. Fans expressed frustration and disappointment, while others sent well wishes for a speedy recovery.
#crime
Fox News: 3-alarm fire breaks out during negotiations with barricaded suspect at Washington apartment
A domestic disturbance in Washington State led to a 3-alarm fire in an apartment building. Suspect fled burning unit and surrendered to police.
National Review: Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Sentenced to Death
The Pittsburgh synagogue shooter has been sentenced to death after being found guilty on multiple counts. Families of the victims and survivors will hold a press conference.
#sports
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Daily Wire: Former Women’s Soccer Star Rips Team USA‘s ‘Arrogance’, Shift In ‘Culture’
Carli Lloyd, a retired two-time Olympic gold medalist in women's soccer, criticized the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team for losing their hunger and becoming arrogant. She expressed her disappointment with the team's dancing and smiling after barely advancing at the World Cup. Lloyd emphasized the importance of hard work and humility, stating that winning should be about the love of the game, not just the rewards. She believes that the team's arrogance has made them vulnerable and beatable.
Fox News: Broncos' Eyioma Uwazurike faces more gambling allegations, including allegedly tampering with records
Denver Broncos defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike faces serious allegations of gambling on Broncos and Iowa State games, as well as tampering with records. He is one of four current or former Iowa State players facing similar charges. They are accused of concealing their identities to deceive and place bets through third parties.
The Blaze: NFL revises sexual assault policy to give 6-game suspensions for offenses 'involving threats or coercion'
The NFL revised its personal conduct policy, expanding the definition of sexual assault offenses and establishing a standard suspension length for first-time offenders. A first violation of sexual assault will result in a six-game suspension without pay, with the possibility of adjustments based on aggravating or mitigating factors. A second offense will lead to banishment from the NFL.
#science
The Economist: An ancient whale-like animal may be the biggest to have ever lived
An ancient whale-like animal may be the biggest to have ever lived. Perucetus colossus, an extinct marine mammal, may have weighed up to 340 tonnes, making it the most massive animal ever to have existed.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best .22 Pistols of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
The article provides a list of the best .22 pistols on the market, including the Sig Sauer P322, Kel Tec P17, S&W Model 41, Ruger Mark IV Standard, Browning Buckmark Plus Vision American Suppressor Ready, and Browning 1911-22 Black Label Compact Suppressor Ready with Rail. The pistols were selected based on factors such as construction quality, precision, reliability, application, and cost. The Sig Sauer P322 is recommended as the best overall .22 pistol.
Outdoor Life: How to Sharpen a Pocket Knife
Drew Conover, a professional knife sharpener and outdoorsman, provides two methods for sharpening a pocket knife. The first method involves using a sharpening stone, where you profile and refine the edge by maintaining a consistent angle. The second method involves using a guided sharpening system, which holds the knife in a fixed position and ensures consistent results. Conover also answers frequently asked questions about sharpening a pocket knife.
#other
The Federalist Papers: NBA Star Launches New Brand: Nike Alternative That's Anti-Woke and Christian, 'Our Values Are Valid'
NBA player Jonathan Isaac has launched UNITUS, an apparel brand that aims to provide an alternative to companies that promote divisive, far-left politics. The brand focuses on faith, family, freedom, and pursuing greatness. Isaac believes that supporting companies with corrupt values equates to supporting their messages and wants to offer Americans the option to buy with their values. If successful, UNITUS could potentially lead other brands to rethink their marketing strategies in the sports apparel industry.
Spectator USA: Françoise Sagan’s eccentric unfinished novel
Françoise Sagan, author of Bonjour Tristesse, has posthumously released a new novel recovered from her papers. The story revolves around a love triangle between a son, father, and mother-in-law, set in a milieu of idle, wealthy people. The book remains unfinished, leaving the resolution of the triangle unanswered.