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Newsbusters: Honolulu's Democrat-Rag Newspaper Offers Absurdly Whitewashed Tale of Biden's Maui Visit
Reporter Dan Nakaso from the Honolulu Star Advertiser wrote a gushy article praising President Biden's visit to Maui, despite widespread local resentment. Nakaso portrayed Biden as beloved, highlighted his tribute to a late senator, and omitted his gaffes and insensitive remarks. The article acted as a PR piece for Biden, disregarding any criticism.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers rail against auctioned off border wall materials under Biden: 'Abuse of taxpayer dollars'
Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee criticized Biden's sale of unused border wall materials, urging the suspension of auctions. They accused the Department of Defense of misusing the materials. Lawmakers want an investigation into an assistant secretary of defense for not providing accurate information. They also want a report on the original cost of the materials, sale price, buyers, and usage.
Lawmakers are pushing for the use of unused border wall materials to secure the southwest border. They propose extending the U.S.-Mexico border wall or giving the materials to states like Texas for their own projects. The Biden administration's auction of the materials is seen as undermining border security.
The Federalist: TN Dem Who Roused An Actual Mob Accuses GOP Of 'Mobocracy'
Democrat Rep. Justin Pearson claims Republicans are using mob rule to block gun control laws in Tennessee. Pearson, who previously incited an "insurrection" in the state Capitol, criticizes Republicans for ignoring the will of the majority and turning democracy into mobocracy. Pearson's comments are ironic considering his own involvement in encouraging a mob to bully legislators into passing gun control laws.
Pearson and his colleague, Rep. Justin Jones, accuse Republicans in Tennessee of eroding democracy and limiting free speech by passing rules that ban constituents from bringing signs into the state Capitol. They argue that Republicans are prioritizing gun rights over the voices of the people. The corporate media is also pushing for gun control in Tennessee, with publications like The Washington Post and The New York Times lamenting the resistance to restricting Second Amendment rights.
Newsbusters: PolitiFact Rushes To Biden's Defense On The Chinese Spy Balloon
PolitiFact's Amy Sherman fact-checked former Vice President Mike Pence's claim that President Biden sent Secretary of State Blinken to "kowtow" to China after a spy balloon incident. Pence's comments were deemed "mostly false." While Blinken did go to China, the meeting happened at a later date. Experts had differing opinions on whether the meeting should have been canceled or not. The fact-check did not address whether Pence's opinion was accurate or not.
National Review: The Corner: Argentina: Looting
The recent looting in Argentina is causing political tension amidst the presidential election campaign, with officials attributing the acts to conspiracy rather than generalized discontent. There have been multiple arrests, and the government is cracking down on the perpetrators. However, looting is a sensitive issue in Argentina, having been associated with past economic and political crises.
#society
Fox News: Man forcibly removed from school board meeting by security while reading from LGBTQ book: 'Unconstitutional'
A man is forcibly removed from a Texas school board meeting for reading an LGBTQ graphic novel. Security officers surround him as he continues to read, while the crowd grows angry. The book, "Flamer," has been challenged in schools for its LGBTQ content and sexually explicit material.
The Blaze: Seattle PD will not respond to mental crisis calls. Unarmed 'crisis responders' will be sent instead.
Seattle will no longer send police officers to mental crisis calls. Instead, unarmed crisis responders will be dispatched. Officers will only observe nearby. This change comes after protests and riots in the city.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Solution Expected To Israel Visa Issue For Evangelical NGOs
Israeli evangelical organizations face a visa crisis, threatening their work. The Prime Minister's Office is intervening to resolve the issue.
National Review: The Corner: The Heritage Foundation’s Odd Shift Left
The Heritage Foundation, once a stronghold of conservative defense policy, has taken a surprising turn by criticizing aid to Ukraine and diverting its attention away from pressing issues like illegal immigration and inflation. Their recent ad goes against their own institutional interests and the stance of conservative presidential candidates who support aid to Ukraine. This shift in perspective has left many baffled as Heritage now sounds more like Bay Area Democrats.
Breitbart: Xi Jinping Abruptly Bails on Key BRICS Speech Blaming U.S. for China's Woeful Economy
Chinese dictator Xi Jinping fails to deliver a speech at the BRICS Business Forum, raising questions about his absence. The Chinese government provides no explanation. Xi resurfaces at other BRICS events but avoids addressing the Chinese economy. The Chinese economy is facing concerns of collapse and growing unemployment. Despite this, Xi claims that the Chinese economy remains strong and resilient.
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Red State: BREAKING: 'Extremely Active’ Shooter Situation in Pittsburgh, Report of ‘Hundreds of Rounds’ Fired
Pittsburgh Public Safety warns of an active shooting situation in Garfield neighborhood. Eviction notice sparks gunfire and injures a deputy. Witnesses report hundreds of shots fired near a children's hospital.
Fox News: CRISIS IN KENSINGTON: If you want to ‘shoot up in front of police,' this is the place: mayoral candidate
Years of failed policies in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood have led to an explosion of drug addiction, violent crime, and prostitution, according to the Republican mayoral nominee. The volume of drug addicts on the streets has created a lawless environment where police are told not to arrest drug dealers. The neighborhood has seen a significant increase in overdose deaths and has one of the highest violent and drug crime rates in the city.
#sports
Fox News: Yankees lose nine straight games for first time since 1982
The New York Yankees are struggling in the 2023 MLB season, with a nine-game losing streak and a disappointing record. The team is facing injuries and a tough season, making it hard to stay motivated.
Forbes: Indy 500 Winner In 2022, Marcus Ericsson Signs With Andretti Autosport
Former Formula One driver Marcus Ericsson has signed a multi-year contract with Andretti Autosport in the NTT IndyCar Series. Ericsson, who won the 2022 Indianapolis 500, will join the team in 2024 and will be a paid driver. Chip Ganassi Racing, Ericsson's current team, wished him the best in his future endeavors.
#science
Flag And Cross: How Barnacles Can Lead To Missing Malaysian Airways Flight MH370 Wreck
Scientists at the University of South Florida believe that barnacles could hold the key to finding the missing Malaysian Airways flight MH370. By extracting ocean temperature records from the shells of barnacles found on debris washed up on Reunion Island, researchers can reconstruct the drift path of the barnacles back to the origin and potentially locate the crash site. This method could provide the missing piece to one of the ocean's biggest mysteries.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Mule vs Horse: Which is Better for Big-Game Hunting?
Horses and mules are compared in terms of their usefulness and characteristics. Horses are seen as glamorous and impressive, with better speed and ability to cover more ground. However, they can be unpredictable and require more effort to ride. Mules, on the other hand, are stronger, smarter, and more resistant to disease. They are reliable and have better memory. Mules may be slower, but they are better equipped for tough terrains and are less likely to panic. Overall, mules are considered a superior choice.
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Newsbusters: ABC Smears Oliver Anthony as Racist for Calling Out Their D.C. Allies
The rich liberal cast of ABC’s Good Morning America criticized singer Oliver Anthony's song "Rich Men North of Richmond" by accusing him of being a racist. The song's lyrics primarily target the abuses of the welfare system, but ABC claimed it contained racially-tinged messages. However, many black reaction YouTubers have shown support for the song, contradicting ABC's claims.
Forbes: Selena Gomez’s New Single Might Be Headed For A Huge Start On The Billboard Charts
Pop star Selena Gomez has announced the release of her upcoming single, "Single Soon," which has already reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Trending Songs chart. Despite not directly impacting overall rankings, the considerable social media buzz surrounding the song indicates anticipation and potential future success. This marks Gomez's return to the music scene after a year-long hiatus and is expected to captivate audiences worldwide.
Forbes: How To Watch Fast And Furious Films In Order
The Fast and Furious franchise, spanning over 20 years and 11 films, is Universal Pictures' biggest franchise, grossing over $7 billion at the box office. The films follow a group of street racers and their adventures involving undercover cops, drug lords, and criminal masterminds.