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#politics
Newsbusters: Historic USA Today Anti-Florida Hit: Dems Face ‘Ridicule, Discrimination,’ Maybe Violence
A hit job article criticizes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for waging a war on "wokeism." People of color, LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, and non-Christians feel targeted and unwelcome. Florida is accused of being openly hostile towards them. Some residents have even left the state. Critics argue that new laws impact voting, immigration, education, guns, and LGBTQ+ rights. Florida is portrayed as an unwelcoming place for liberals and those who don't align with DeSantis' agenda.
Foreign Policy: Milei’s Rise Exposes Argentina’s Malaise
Javier Milei, an insurgent candidate in Argentina's upcoming presidential election, is causing controversy with his radical policy proposals. While some of his ideas align with mainstream liberals, such as lifting capital restrictions and modernizing labor laws, others, like selling human organs and abolishing ministries, reflect radical libertarian views. Milei's choice of a running mate with ties to Argentina's dictatorship and his desire to downgrade ties with Brazil and China raise concerns about his potentially far-right populism. However, it remains to be seen if Milei can implement his policies, as he lacks support from established institutions and faces economic challenges.
Fox News: Germany plans to ease citizenship rules in effort to attract skilled workers
Germany plans to ease citizenship rules to integrate immigrants and address a shortage of skilled workers. The legislation proposes reducing the time required for eligibility, allowing dual citizenship, and eliminating the need to give up previous nationality. The reform aims to attract skilled workers and promote diversity in German society.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Defiant: Declares He Will 'Proudly' Be Arrested in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump defiantly announces his intention to be arrested in Georgia on charges related to trying to illegally overturn the 2020 election. He made the declaration on his social media platform and will turn himself in after the GOP primary debate. The bond for the case has been set at $200,000 and Trump and his co-defendants have until Friday to surrender.
Daily Wire: Joe Biden Is A Narcissist, Not An Empath
Biden, known for his supposed empathy, may not truly possess it. While wildfires ravaged American lives, he vacationed and showed a lack of concern. His attempts to express empathy often revolve around his personal experiences, reflecting a self-centered attitude. This raises questions about his true character and ability to connect with others.
Red State: Gov. Doug Burgum's Debate Appearance in Question After Injury
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum may miss tonight's GOP primary debate due to a personal injury. He was rushed to a Milwaukee hospital after playing basketball with his staff. It is uncertain if he will be able to participate.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: DeSantis super PAC just got suspended on X (Twitter)
Governor DeSantis' super PAC, Never Back Down, gets unexpectedly suspended on the morning of the first debate. Team Trump's involvement raises questions.
PJ Media: Trump Attorney Surrenders to Georgia DA, But Not Before a Scathing Lecture on the Constitution
John Eastman, a constitutional law professor, is facing charges from Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis for representing Donald Trump in his belief that the election was rigged. Eastman believes the indictment is unjust and seeks to criminalize the right to challenge election results. The case highlights the corrosive impact of politicization on the legal system.
#society
The Blaze: Charlotte Pride withholds its Harvey Milk Award following revelation this year's recipient is a convicted pederast
An LGBT festival in Charlotte, NC planned to give the Harvey Milk Award to Chad Sevearance-Turner, who was later revealed to be a convicted child molester. The festival ultimately decided not to present the award. Sevearance-Turner had a history of molestation and was featured as the awardee on the festival's website before his name was ultimately removed.
Forbes: Forbes’ Flagship Under 30 Summit In Cleveland Will Feature Kendall Jenner, Bad Bunny, Machine Gun Kelly, A Performance From Latto And More
Forbes announces details of annual Under 30 Summit, recognizing Ohio's entrepreneurs and innovators. The 2023 summit offers an immersive experience with a private concert, A-list speakers, exclusive networking, excursions, and community service.
#war
Liberty Nation: What the Heck Is Up With F-16s to Ukraine?
President Joe Biden has been slow in making decisions other than providing aid to Ukraine. The proposal to offer F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine was made over a year ago, but the Pentagon initially rejected it. However, Biden later agreed to allow other countries to provide F-16s and training.
The F-16 fighter jets would bring upgraded capabilities to Ukraine's air force and would be a significant improvement for Ukrainian fighter pilots. However, US military leaders downplayed the importance and effectiveness of the F-16s. Despite the offer from Denmark and the Netherlands to provide F-16s, US foot-dragging in providing the necessary support to Ukraine only emboldens Russia.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: What Does ‘De-Risking’ Actually Mean?
De-risking, a new approach in Washington, aims to mitigate risks posed by deep economic ties with China. Policymakers have shifted from decoupling to de-risking, recognizing the impossibility and undesirable consequences of cutting all ties. De-risking focuses on cementing the US as the technological leader, slowing Chinese military progress, and reducing reliance on China for critical goods. It will prioritize information technology, energy, and biotech sectors. Implementation will involve export controls, industrial policy, and cooperation with allies, although tensions with partners are likely.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Mortgage Rates Climb To 7.31%, Highest In 23 Years: Shocking Chart Reveals Tremors In Housing Market
The US housing market is in turmoil as mortgage rates reach the highest level in over two decades, hitting 7.31% for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages. The surge in rates is related to the rise in long-term Treasury yields, causing a significant decline in mortgage applications and a negative impact on the real estate market.
Liberty Nation: The Drunken Sailor Economy
As the US economy faces downgrades from Moody's and Fitch, the White House scrambles to assign blame elsewhere.
#culture
Forbes: Forbes 2023 Under 30
Forbes is hosting its annual Under 30 Summit in Cleveland, featuring a private concert, A-list speakers, networking opportunities, and community service. The summit aims to connect young leaders from diverse industries and drive local community impact. Key speakers include Bad Bunny, Kendall Jenner, Machine Gun Kelly, and other influential figures. The event offers roundtables, insider tips on making the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and opportunities to engage with the local community through food festivals and service days.
#health
Flag And Cross: Research Reveals Top Barrier To Healthcare Access
Only 34% of Americans have visited their primary care doctor in the past year. Out-of-pocket expenses and lack of transportation are major barriers to healthcare access. Gen X is more proactive about budgeting for healthcare costs. There are knowledge gaps and confusion about health insurance plans. Despite this, nearly half of Americans still like the current healthcare industry. Encouraging preventative care, increasing access to quality insurance, and eliminating the fee-for-service payment system are seen as key improvements. Lack of cost transparency, transportation, and busy schedules are among the top reasons Americans forgo medical care.
Flag And Cross: Too Much Screen Time For Kids Linked To Heart Issues Later In Life
Being a couch potato as a child and young adult leads to heart damage, independent of weight and blood pressure. Every minute of sedentary behavior between ages 11 and 24 is associated with an increase in the mass of the heart's left ventricle. Sedentary time increased by an average of 2.8 hours per day during this period. This heart damage is linked to a higher risk of heart disease, stroke, and death.
Newsbusters: CNN Considers Bringing Back Masks: 'We're At An Inflection Point'
The media is still hyping up COVID alarmism in August 2023. On CNN, there was a discussion about whether masks should be brought back due to rising cases. Dr. Sanjay Gupta mentioned that most of the country is considered low risk and doesn't necessarily require masking, but it may still be necessary for those at high risk or around high-risk individuals. Experts have differing opinions on the matter.
#crime
Fox News: Concealed carry holder flips the script during attempted carjacking, shoots suspect and accomplice
A concealed carry holder in Chicago shot and injured a carjacker and his accomplice during an attempted carjacking. The carjacker and his female accomplice had held the rideshare driver at gunpoint, but the driver managed to escape and shoot them. The carjacker, who was on probation for a previous carjacking, was arrested and charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking.
Fox News: Idaho judge sets life-or-death deadlines in Bryan Kohberger student murders trial
Idaho Judge John Judge has set important deadlines for prosecutors and the defense in the Bryan Kohberger student massacre trial. Discovery must be completed by Sept. 1, and on Sept. 8, several key deadlines, including the option for Kohberger to waive his right to a speedy trial. If the trial proceeds as planned, response motions, briefs, and notices from the prosecution regarding past "crimes, wrongs, or other acts" are due on Sept. 15.
#sports
Forbes: Washington Nationals Give Skidding New York Yankees A Moderate Development Lesson
The Washington Nationals, in the midst of a rebuild, show signs of success despite not making the playoffs. Their young shortstop CJ Abrams delivers a game-winning hit against the struggling New York Yankees, who are experiencing one of their worst seasons in decades. The Yankees are evaluating their roster and looking for ways to improve their hitting and navigate through declines from key players.
#science
Fox News: Days after Russia’s lunar disaster, India’s Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands on the Moon
India's Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands on the moon's south pole, making it the first country to do so. The previous attempt failed in 2019. Researchers are interested in the area for its potential water ice.
Russia's lunar mission ends in failure as their lander crashes into the moon's surface. This highlights the decline of Russia's space program since the Cold War.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch a Brown Bear Attack and Kill an Adult Moose, Frame by Frame
Wildlife photographer Bob Chadwick captured incredible, high-res images of a brown bear successfully hunting a moose in a river. The photos show the bear attacking and ultimately killing the moose, with blood and water spraying in the intense battle.