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#politics
Fox News: Michigan prosecutors charge Trump allies, including Matthew DePerno, with felonies over voting machines
Former President Donald Trump's allies, Attorney Matthew DePerno and former Representative Daire Rendon, were charged with felonies related to voting machines and illegal testing after the 2020 election. DePerno was charged with undue possession of a voting machine and conspiracy, while Rendon was charged with conspiracy to commit undue possession of a voting machine and false pretenses. The charges were authorized by an independent citizens grand jury and were brought forth because DePerno was challenging Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel during the 2022 election.
The Blaze: Obama-appointed judge overseeing Trump's criminal case developed a reputation as 'toughest punisher' of Jan. 6 protesters
Federal judge Tanya S. Chutkan, a leftist Obama appointee, has been assigned to former President Donald Trump's criminal case. Trump has been indicted on four charges related to his alleged attempt to undo the 2020 election. If convicted, he could face over 55 years in prison. Chutkan has a history of targeting Jan. 6 defendants and hindering the Trump administration.
Flag And Cross: DeSantis Calls Washington DC A 'Swamp' As He Stands By Trump After Indictment: 'I Will End Weaponization Of Government'
Former President Donald Trump faces his third indictment, receiving support from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who vows to end the weaponization of government. DeSantis is behind in the GOP primary as Trump remains in the lead. DeSantis criticizes the politicization of the rule of law and low campaign funds. Trump has been charged with four counts and will appear in court for trial. The DOJ aims for a speedy trial to test the evidence. Trump is expected to face a fourth indictment in Georgia.
Newsbusters: 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.
Fox News: Biden impeachment inquiry? Three crucial GOP moves needed to make it happen
The GOP needs to move forward with impeaching Joe Biden cautiously. They must provide indisputable evidence of corruption to convince the public. If successful, Biden will have to exit the 2024 race and Kamala Harris could step in.
Daily Wire: Pence Says Trump’s Jan. 6 Indictment Serves As ‘Important Reminder’ For ‘Anyone Who Puts Himself Over The Constitution’
Former Vice President Mike Pence responds to the indictment of Donald Trump, emphasizing that Trump should never have been President due to his disregard for the Constitution and potential involvement in election overturning. Pence raises concerns about the distractions caused by Trump's candidacy and calls out Trump for asking him to reject electoral votes, choosing to prioritize the Constitution instead. The Trump campaign responds by accusing Biden's DOJ of attempting to interfere with the 2024 Presidential Election and comparing the indictment to persecutions seen in Nazi Germany and the former Soviet Union. Many top Republicans criticize the indictment as political targeting of Trump.
Forbes: Anti-Defamation League Calls Out Trump Campaign For Comparing Indictment To 1930s Nazi Germany
ADL CEO slams Trump campaign's comparison of his indictment to Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
#society
Daily Wire: NBC News Mocked After Saying You Can’t Change Your Race, But You Can Change Your Gender And Sex
NBC News recently ran a story on individuals who believe they can change their race, which experts say is impossible. The article highlights the difference between changing race and changing gender, with one transgender activist arguing that race is a cultural identity while gender is about how people treat you.
Liberty Nation: HollyWeird: Why Does the Left Think Country Music Is Evil?
Country Music Television (CMT) has faced backlash for pulling Jason Aldean's song and video "Try That in a Small Town," accused of being racist and promoting lynching. The controversy stems from the video portraying protests and rising crime rates in big cities, suggesting that these actions would not be tolerated in small towns. The left criticizes country music for its association with southern culture, slavery, and conservative values.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine starts production of 500 km range drones
Ukraine starts mass production of Rubaka drones, a unique kamikaze drone with a 500 km range, intended for striking predetermined targets.
#economy
Forbes: Former Pharmacist Becomes A Billionaire By Selling $3 Facial Masks
Zhang Liguo, founder of Chinese skincare brand Fuerjia, becomes a billionaire after listing the company on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. However, slowing growth and fierce competition pose challenges for the company. Zhang's success was built on selling $3 facial masks and he plans to expand with a new skincare line. The aesthetic medical industry faces scrutiny by regulators, and Fuerjia competes with other brands for consumer attention. The company recognizes the risks of competition and potential regulatory guidelines. Revenues are forecasted to slow in the first half of this year.
#religion
PJ Media: A Drag Queen Hits #1 on the iTunes Christian Music Charts
The author expresses their dislike for Contemporary Christian Music (CCM), citing various reasons such as skepticism towards its effectiveness and commercialization. They also mention a drag queen topping the Christian music charts with a song about LGBTQ+ rejection by churches, sparking a feud with a worship leader. The author argues that the trans movement and Pride movement are incompatible with Christianity due to their emphasis on self-obsession and idolatry. They believe that God wants us to be holy rather than satiated and criticizes Christians who seek to remake God in their own image.
#health
Fox News: Grammy-winning gospel singer Tori Kelly released from hospital after reportedly being treated for blood clots
Grammy-winning gospel singer Tori Kelly is recovering from severe blood clots that landed her in the hospital. Kelly shared updates on social media, including photos, videos, and messages of gratitude for her fans' support. She received flowers from Beyonce and expressed her appreciation for the medical staff.
Fox News: Idaho medical providers can continue to refer patients to out-of-state abortion services following ruling
A federal judge in Idaho has ruled that the state's law prohibiting health care professionals from referring patients to out-of-state abortion services violates their free speech rights. Republican Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador initially interpreted the law to include such referrals as assisting in an abortion, but later withdrew his legal opinion. Planned Parenthood and medical providers sued, arguing that the restriction violated their First Amendment rights. The judge's order blocks the attorney general's office from enforcing the criminal abortion law, but does not prevent state boards of medicine and nursing from suspending providers' licenses for referrals.
#education
Daily Wire: Biden Admin Confirms Withholding Key Funds From Schools That Have Hunting Classes
The Biden administration is withholding federal funds from schools offering hunting/archery courses due to gun control.
National Review: The Corner: UNC Complies with Affirmative-Action Decision
UNC board of trustees complies with Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action, prohibits back-door racial preferences and race-based hiring. Other schools should follow suit.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: SHOCK: Jack Smith's Charges Against Donald Trump Include Possible Death Penalty
Special Counsel Jack Smith indicts former President Donald Trump for allegedly challenging the 2020 election results, including felonies that carry the death penalty. The charges also involve conspiracy to violate rights secured by the Constitution. Democrats blame Trump for the death of a protester during the Capitol riot.
#sports
Forbes: White Sox Trade Burger To Finish Staggering Selloff Of Talent
White Sox GM Rick Hahn trades several players before the deadline. The team aims to save money and add pitching prospects for future success. Hahn believes in the young core and hopes to be competitive in 2024.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: This Gerber Keychain Knife Is Perfect for Everyday Carry—And It's Just $19 Right Now
This compact and sharp Gerber Gear knife is on sale for under $20 on Amazon. It's lightweight and easy to carry, making it a great everyday carry knife.
Fox News: Black bear, cub killed after attacking man in his southeastern Idaho home
In southeastern Idaho, a man was attacked by a black bear and its cub when he opened his garage door. Wildlife officials killed the bears for public safety.