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2 Aug 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Trump, Tucker, FOX News, and January 6th are in the news - sort of
Former President Trump is demanding Fox News to turn over footage and communications related to an unaired interview with Steven Sund, the former U.S. Capitol Police chief. Trump is seeking this evidence to defend himself against a civil lawsuit filed by police officers blaming him for the Capitol riot. Fox News is fighting the demands, claiming reporter's privilege.
The Federalist: Biden Wasn't Involved In Hunter's Biz And It's Normal That He Was
The New York Times quietly admits that Joe Biden's involvement in his son Hunter's business dealings has long been known. Despite evidence linking Joe Biden to Hunter's bribery scandals, the media has worked to downplay the story. Now, Democrats claim that Joe's interactions with Hunter's associates were merely casual conversations about the weather. The media wants to portray it as a non-issue, but the evidence speaks for itself.
Red State: Warren Buffett Shuns ESG, Invests in Fossil Fuels
Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, has made successful investments through his firm Berkshire Hathaway. His recent investments in Occidental Petroleum and Chevron highlight his belief in the importance of oil production for the U.S. economy. Buffett is skeptical of ESG investing, which divests in fossil fuels, as he believes it hinders economic development. Despite being a Democrat, he disagrees with the far-left views and unrealistic visions promoted by some progressives.
The Federalist: Trump Could Talk About The Weather And Still Be Indicted
Former President Donald Trump was indicted for the third time on Tuesday for charges related to the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump denies inciting violence. President Biden faces allegations of corruption but evades investigation.
Liberty Nation: Biden DOJ Charges Trump in New January 6th Indictment
Former President Donald Trump has been criminally indicted for charges related to the January 6th events at the Capitol. The charges include conspiring to defraud the United States and obstructing an official proceeding. Republicans strongly condemned the charges, claiming it is a political persecution.
Fox News: Seattle mayor's office demanded fewer White men, military in police recruitment: memo
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's office issued guidelines calling for fewer White men and veterans to be featured in Seattle Police Department recruitment materials, sparking outrage from police officers. The March 2023 memo, titled "SPD Marketing More and Less," instructed that the department's marketing materials should have more images and videos of "officers of color" and "different genders," while featuring less of "officers who are white, male" and "officers with military bearing." Critics have labeled this directive as discriminatory.
#society
National Review: The Truman Show’s Hoax and Hokum
The Truman Show, released 25 years ago, fails to capture the extent of media manipulation and government control. The film's concept of a man living his entire life on a TV show becomes less absurd compared to the reality we've experienced. The film's critique of television's fraudulent nature falls short in a world consumed by scripted reality shows and biased media.
American Thinker: Try That in a Big Town
The liberal media's attack on Jason Aldean's song "Try That in a Small Town" is intense, fueled by the country's division. The song's lyrics and the reactions on social and mainstream media have sparked controversy, with some criticizing small towns for their perceived issues and others accusing Aldean of promoting racism. The media's biased portrayal and history of ridiculing the South and its people come into focus, revealing the hypocrisy and prejudice that exist.
#war
Euromaidan Press: UK intel: Russia to create new army units
UK intel reports that Russia is creating new army units, specifically the 25th combined arms army, to reinforce its ground forces. These new formations are likely to be deployed as reserve forces in Ukraine, but Russia ultimately aims to strengthen its forces facing NATO.
#economy
Forbes: CVS Health Profits Drop To $1.9 Billion As Restructuring Costs Take Hold
CVS Health reported a 37% drop in second-quarter profits, attributing it largely to restructuring and acquisitions. Net income fell to $1.9 billion, compared to $3.03 billion in the same quarter last year. Despite this, CVS sales increased by 10% to $88.9 billion. The company plans to reduce its workforce by 5,000 jobs as it focuses on expanding healthcare services and adapting to changing consumer needs.
#culture
Fox News: Professor defends lack of interest in Barbie movie as a '48-year-old man with erectile dysfunction'
Commentator Scott Galloway was uninterested in the new Barbie movie, despite its box office success. Galloway praised the film sarcastically but ultimately walked out after 45 minutes. He later joked about his evening spent on edibles and buying old toys.
#education
National Review: Public Schools Make Excuses; Charter ‘Gap Busters’ Get Results
Charter school success defies critics, Stanford study shows stronger learning outcomes in both reading and math.
#sports
Forbes: Braves Bypass Trading For Pitcher With Ace Max Fried Ready To Return
Max Fried, the Atlanta Braves' ace left-handed pitcher, is set to return to the rotation after being sidelined by forearm issues. Fried, a two-time All-Star, is one of the game's top starters. His return will strengthen the Braves' starting rotation as they aim for their sixth straight division crown.
Fox News: South Africa shocks Italy behind own goal, late strike; advances to Women's World Cup knockout stage
South Africa pulled off a major upset in the Women's World Cup, tying Italy with an own goal and winning in extra time. Despite being ranked 54th, South Africa advanced to the knockout stage for the first time in history.
Forbes: Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan And The US Downplay Women’s World Cup Woes
The United States faced a close call against Portugal in the Women's World Cup, narrowly avoiding elimination. Despite a lackluster performance, the team is confident in their ability to improve and move forward.
Fox News: Yankees praise 'impressive' arm of girl who pelted NY politician with water balloon
Ten-year-old Alexa Cardona throws a water balloon at a politician, which goes viral. She is invited to a Yankees game where she impresses the players with her throwing arm. The politician takes it like a man.
#other
Liberty Nation: Biden’s War on Home Appliances Claims a New Incandescent Scalp
The US government has implemented new energy efficiency rules that effectively ban the production and sale of incandescent light bulbs. This is part of the administration's broader green agenda, targeting anything that provides convenience and efficiency to people. The government has also introduced new energy efficiency standards for home appliances, including dishwashers, which critics argue worsen the performance of these products. The rules are projected to save households money on utility bills and reduce carbon dioxide emissions, but industry and consumer groups warn that they will be harmful and make things worse for consumers. The government is also planning to regulate water heaters, but experts warn that this will increase prices and installation costs and pose corrosion risks. The overall impact of these regulations is making everything costlier and affecting consumer access to appliances.
Fox News: Minnesota police fatally shoot man being detained for allegedly violating a restraining order
The Minnesota State Patrol fatally shot Ricky Cobb II, a Black man, during an attempt to take him into custody for a restraining order violation. Cobb was pulled over for a traffic stop and was found to have a "pick up and hold" order against him. Body and dash cam footage shows troopers trying to remove Cobb from his car, but he drove away with two troopers clinging to the sides before being shot. The incident has sparked protests and calls for justice.