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3 Aug 2023
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#politics
The Federalist Papers: Lawyer: Newest Indictment Gives Trump Legal Power That He Never Had Before
Former President Donald Trump's attorney, John Lauro, believes that the recent indictment against his client by the Department of Justice presents an opportunity for Trump to litigate the alleged fraudulent 2020 presidential election. Lauro asserts that Trump will now have the ability to issue subpoenas and re-litigate every issue related to the election in federal court. The indictment charges Trump with several crimes, including conspiracy to defraud the United States and conspiracy against rights. Lauro argues that Trump's actions were constitutionally valid and protected by the First Amendment.
Lauro claims that Trump was within his rights to pressure Congress on January 6, 2021, in order to give state legislatures a chance to review and weigh in on how the elections in their states were conducted. He argues that the ultimate responsibility for qualifying electors lies with the state legislatures. Lauro's assertions are countered by the fact that the elections were certified by the states and that Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin all had Democratic officials overseeing the process. The article also mentions a lawsuit filed by Texas against several states, accusing them of not following election laws.
Breitbart: Pence Campaign Eclipses 30K Donors, 'Confident' He Will Make 1st Debate
Former Vice President Mike Pence's presidential campaign is confident that he will qualify for the first Republican debate stage later this month. Pence has reached 30,000 individual donors and aims to surpass the 40,000 unique donor threshold. Despite entering the race later than other candidates, Pence's team believes he will also qualify for the second debate in September.
Fox News: Washington Post slaps Biden with 'Four Pinocchios' for falsely claiming Hunter never made money from China
President Biden received "Four Pinocchios" from fact-checker Glenn Kessler for falsely claiming that his son Hunter never made money from China. Hunter Biden confirmed in court that he had received substantial sums of money from China and had used an official trip with his father to connect with a Chinese business partner. The Washington Post reported that Hunter Biden received millions of dollars from a Chinese energy conglomerate and other entities. The fact-checker concluded that Biden's denial during the debates contradicted his son's admission in court. Hunter Biden has also been at the center of controversy due to ongoing investigations into his tax crimes and allegations of DOJ interference from IRS whistleblowers.
Breitbart: Pollak: DOJ Never Prosecuted Hillary Clinton for 'Conspiracy to Defraud U.S.' with Russia Hoax
Special Counsel Jack Smith charges former President Donald Trump with conspiracy to defraud the United States by falsely claiming that the 2020 election had been stolen. However, if this claim is a federal crime, then Hillary Clinton and others should also be charged for their false claims of Russian collusion in 2016. The Russia collusion hoax undermined the legitimacy of Trump's administration and interfered with foreign policy. Despite no evidence ever being found, no one has been prosecuted for this consequential hoax. The Department of Justice's willingness to prosecute Trump's claim, but not the other side's, suggests political bias within the agency.
The New American: Dr. Robert Malone: Puppet Masters of the Pandemic. Part 2: How The CIA and Global Socialist Oligarchy are Building the “New Normal” - The New American
The CIA's power and influence are unprecedented, with involvement in tactics like Fifth Generation Warfare and the development of Covid vaccines. It has aligned with the administrative state and the global oligarchy, prioritizing depopulation control and economic interests. To establish a global "new normal," the CIA relies on fear-based propaganda and censorship. The challenge lies in the CIA's compartmentalization and financial self-reliance, but reclaiming personal sovereignty is a necessary first step.
#society
The Blaze: Justin Trudeau announces separation from wife after 18 years of marriage
Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, announced his separation from his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, after 18 years of marriage. The couple released a statement asking for privacy and stating their commitment to co-parenting their three children.
Breitbart: Oklahoma Governor Signs 'Women’s Bill of Rights'
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed a "Women's Bill of Rights" executive order, which defines sex-based words and protects women-only spaces. The order was inspired by model legislation from Independent Women's Voice and is the third of its kind, following Kansas and Tennessee. The order aims to safeguard women's spaces and provide clarity on the definition of a woman.
Breitbart: 'Jackass' Star Wee Man Drags Woke Hollywood for Taking Jobs from Dwarves — Disney Should Recast ‘Snow White'
Disney's live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs faces backlash for eliminating dwarf roles, with only one actor with dwarfism cast. Actor Wee Man criticizes Disney's decision, calling for a recast. Warner Bros.' film Wonka also receives criticism for replacing actors with dwarfism with digitally altered images.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 'Squad' Democrat attends anti-Israel art show promoting destruction of Jewish state
Rep. Rashida Tlaib attended an art show that displayed work promoting the destruction of Israel and featuring known and suspected terrorists. The art show included images of an "apartheid wall" and calls for Palestinian refugees to return to Israel. Tlaib has been a vocal critic of Israel and has compared it to Nazi Germany.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Block Inc And Coinbase CEOs Collaborate To Boost Bitcoin's Lightning Network
Block Inc CEO Jack Dorsey is partnering with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong to prioritize the development of Bitcoin's lightning network. Dorsey had previously questioned Armstrong's focus on Bitcoin, but Armstrong assured him of their commitment to its growth. Dorsey wants Armstrong to allocate more resources to Bitcoin and layer 2 technologies.
#culture
Breitbart: Former Lizzo Documentary Director Says She 'Walked Away' After Two Weeks: 'I Was Treated With Such Disrespect by Her'
Filmmaker Sophia Nahli Allison walked away from directing Lizzo's documentary due to disrespect and mistreatment. Lizzo is being sued by former tour dancers for sexual, religious, and racial harassment.
#crime
Fox News: Texas suspect accused of killing kitten during argument: police
A man is arrested after killing a kitten during an argument in a San Antonio hotel. Robert Martinez, 43, charged with cruelty to a non-livestock animal.
Red State: WWE Confirms Vince McMahon Hit With Grand Jury Subpoena, Search Warrants Over Hush Money Accusations
Vince McMahon, chairman of WWE, faces legal controversy over alleged hush money payments to women accusing him of sexual harassment. Federal agents served him with a grand jury subpoena and search warrant. McMahon is accused of misconduct and using company funds for silence. He is currently on medical leave due to spinal surgery.
#sports
Forbes: Shane Van Gisbergen Enters NASCAR Truck Race At IRP
Shane van Gisbergen, a three-time Supercar champion, will be racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Indianapolis Raceway Park on Aug. 11 and the NASCAR Cup series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Aug. 13. He will be driving for Niece Motorsports and Trackhouse racing, the same team he won with in Chicago. This will be van Gisbergen's first time racing on an oval track.
Forbes: Jimmie Johnson Headlines NASCAR Hall Of Fame Class
Legendary NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson, along with his long-time crew chief Chad Knaus, has been voted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2024. Johnson and Knaus, who won a record-tying seven NASCAR Cup Series Championships together, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in January 2024. This is a significant honor for Johnson, who is considered one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history.
#science
Flag And Cross: Metallic Element Detected On Exoplanet For The First Time, Resembling Ozone
A new study has discovered a molecule resembling ozone on a distant exoplanet where it rains liquid iron. The gas giant named WASP-39b is located 634 light-years away and is 12 times closer to its parent star than Mercury is to the sun. The research provides valuable insights into the composition and formation of giant planets.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Bitget Plans 'Crypto Experience Day' To Show Millennials, Gen Z What The Future Holds
Crypto derivatives platform Bitget has announced a 'Crypto Experience Day' program in collaboration with universities and blockchain organizations. The event, taking place on August 12, aims to promote crypto adoption among tech-savvy millennials and Gen Z. It is part of Bitget's Blockchain4Youth charity project, which seeks to empower young talents and encourage the mass adoption of decentralized technologies.
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Fox News: Biden’s attempt to regulate pistol braces dealt blow after appeals court casts doubt on constitutionality
A federal appeals court cast doubt on the constitutionality of the Biden administration's rule to regulate pistol braces. Gun owners would have had to register these accessories, which make handguns easier to aim and fire with one hand. Second Amendment supporters argued that the braces make guns safer and more accurate, while gun control advocates believed they could make concealable handguns more dangerous. The appeals court blocked the rule's enforcement for 60 days and sent the case back to a district judge in Texas.
Forbes: Austin, San Antonio, New Orleans Break Daily High Temperature Records: Here’s Where Else Daily Records Have Fallen
Record-breaking heat waves have hit the South and Southwest, with temperatures remaining dangerously high in several states. Daily temperature records have been shattered in various cities, such as Phoenix and Baton Rouge. Experts warn about the health risks of prolonged exposure to extreme heat and advise people to stay indoors.