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#politics
PJ Media: 'The Office' Actor Rainn Wilson Slams 'Rich Men North of Richmond' Lyrics, Reveals What He'd Talk About Instead
"The Office" is considered the greatest sitcom ever written, with Dwight K. Schrute being one of the best characters. However, actor Rainn Wilson, known for playing Dwight, revealed his progressive ideology, disagreeing with a country hit that critiques welfare and defends conservative values. Wilson believes in wealth redistribution and the government's role in taking care of those in need, rather than the community and church. This controversy sparked debate on social media about tax policy and entitlements.
Fox News: Estonian PM Kallas, a staunch Ukraine ally, under fire over husband's Russian business links
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is facing pressure to resign after it was revealed that her husband had dealings with a company involved in Russia. Kallas, a strong supporter of Ukraine, called for EU companies to stop doing business with Russia after the conflict began. Her husband plans to sell his stake in the company.
Townhall: Trump Literally Dines With the Media Because Core Values Matter to Neither
In the midst of the Republican presidential debate, Donald Trump staged a dinner with prominent journalists, serving pudding cups and handing out bingo cards. Despite his antagonistic relationship with the press, Trump cannot resist their attention, and they are more than willing to fawn over him in return. This corrupted marriage exposes the hypocrisy of both sides, using each other in an attempt to take down Ron DeSantis and secure their own political agendas.
Spectator USA: Red, White & Royal Blue leaves you feeling infringed
In Red, White & Royal Blue, a gay romantic comedy, the characters and storyline feel forced and unbelievable. The film portrays a gynarchy with female leaders and marginalizes straight male characters. The son of the president of the United States and the "spare" prince of England fall in love, but the writing and portrayal of their relationship is shallow and unrealistic.
#society
Fox News: Bahamas eyes legalizing marijuana for medical, religious use
The government of the Bahamas has introduced bills to legalize medical and religious use of marijuana while decriminalizing possession of small amounts. If approved, those caught with less than one ounce would face a $250 fine. Licenses for production and use would only be granted to Bahamian-owned companies.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s General Staff: Ukrainian troops are advancing in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Ukrainian troops are advancing and repelling Russian attacks in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The Russian army has launched missile strikes, air strikes, and shelled Ukrainian positions, causing civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.
Breitbart: Nolte: Director Lars Von Trier Attacked for Believing ‘Russian Lives Matter’
Danish filmmaker Lars Von Trier receives backlash for proclaiming "Russian lives matter also!" after Denmark donates fighter jets to Ukraine. Head of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council publicly shames him, emphasizing the reality of the war. Von Trier defends himself, stating that he supports Ukraine and believes all lives matter.
Fox News: Sudan conflict fueling 'humanitarian emergency of epic proportions': UN
Sudan is facing a humanitarian emergency and the entire country is at risk. The conflict has displaced millions, left children malnourished, and caused death and destruction. The international community must urgently respond to this crisis.
#economy
Fox News: Central bank efforts to curb inflation could impact long-term innovation, research shows
Federal Reserve research indicates that tightening monetary policy may have negative consequences for company spending on research and development. A 1% increase in interest rates led to a reduction of up to 3% in R&D spending, as well as a decrease in venture capital spending and patents in important technologies. This research suggests that efforts to curb inflation through higher borrowing costs may hinder innovation and long-term economic strength.
Forbes: Author Post: Reaching Financial Success Is Not A Final Destination, It’s An Ongoing Journey
David, a successful restaurateur turned realtor, teaches important lessons about financial success. He reached his earnings goal but ended up in a train wreck due to bad habits and overspending. Real estate investments saved him and redirected his focus to helping others. Financial success requires purpose and planning beyond a dollar amount.
#culture
Forbes: A New John Lennon Documentary That Dives Into A Rarely-Talked-About Part Of His Personal Life Is Coming Soon
A new documentary about John Lennon, titled "The Lost Weekend: A Love Story," will shed light on his short-lived affair with his assistant, May Pang. The film explores the impact of their relationship on Lennon's music and personal life. Fans can expect to see the documentary released on October 13, 2023.
#health
Fox News: Independent CDC advisors to convene for updated COVID-19 vaccine recommendations ahead of fall season
A CDC panel of advisers will meet in September to make recommendations on updated COVID-19 vaccines for the fall season.
The Blaze: Eco-friendly paper straws contain more toxic 'forever chemicals' than plastic straws, study finds
A new study found that most eco-friendly paper straws contain more toxic "forever chemicals" than plastic straws. The study analyzed straws made of different materials and found that paper straws had the highest amount of these chemicals.
The Blaze: Jordan Peterson’s case ruling is PROOF that free speech is DEAD in Canada
Dr. Jordan Peterson, a clinical psychologist in Canada, lost a court battle against the College of Psychologists of Ontario. The college demanded that Peterson attend re-education training for "harmful" statements he made on social media. If he refuses, he risks losing his license. This ruling highlights the lack of free speech in Canada.
The American Spectator: Abortion Pill Ban Upheld by West Virginia Court
A federal court upheld West Virginia's abortion ban, allowing the state to prohibit the sale of the abortion pill mifepristone. The ruling affirms states' rights to regulate public health and morality. The FDA-approved drug can be used to end pregnancies up to 10 weeks, but the court imposed a temporary ban on its distribution by mail.
#education
Newsbusters: Maryland Court Rules Parents Have No Say in Child’s Education
Maryland parents lose court case to opt out of controversial school content deemed age-inappropriate and conflicting with religious beliefs.
#crime
Breitbart: NJ Adopting Same Gun Control Technology That Failed in Maryland
NJ Attorney General plans to require microstamping on semi-automatic firearms in order to track crime guns. However, the technology is easily circumvented by criminals using revolvers, and Maryland's 15-year microstamping requirement yielded no solved crimes.
Fox News: Portland serial killer dies at home after sentence of just probation
Homer Lee Jackson III killed four sex trafficking victims between 1983 and 1993 but eluded capture until 2015. He walked free in a plea deal in 2022. Jackson, diagnosed with schizophrenia, died from an illness. Another person of interest, Jesse Lee Calhoun, is being investigated for four other murders in the area.
Washington Free Beacon: Chicago Sues Automakers for Car Theft Spike
Chicago's Democratic leaders sue Kia and Hyundai for failing to install effective anti-theft technology in their vehicles. Crime has escalated under the far-left mayor's soft-on-crime platform.
Fox News: Boston man who opened bank accounts for online romance scammers gets 6 months
Boston man sentenced to six months in prison for opening bank accounts used in online romance scams. Victims defrauded out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Breitbart: Slain Marine’s Family to Refile Lawsuit Accusing Alec Baldwin of Defamation
A new version of a lawsuit accusing actor Alec Baldwin of online threats and harassment against the family of a Marine killed in Afghanistan will be filed after the original lawsuit was dismissed. The family's lawyer will meet the deadline set by the judge to renew allegations of defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Baldwin had donated to the family after the Marine's death and later shared a photo of a rally, prompting the lawsuit.
Washington Free Beacon: Trump Joins Ranks of Unjustly Accused Civil Rights Heroes Immortalized in Mug Shots
Donald Trump, facing felony charges, becomes the first U.S. president to pose for a mug shot. He claims innocence, calling it a travesty of justice. Trump now joins iconic figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Jesus Christ in the ranks of those victimized by the justice system.
Fox News: Gun control group slammed over claim Kyle Rittenhouse 'not held accountable' for 2020 shooting, despite trial
Gun control group Moms Demand Action faced criticism for a social media post claiming that Kyle Rittenhouse was not held accountable for killing two men and injuring another during a Black Lives Matter riot in 2020. Rittenhouse was found not guilty of all charges, but the group argued that justice hadn't been done. Conservatives slammed the post for ignoring the highly publicized trial and Rittenhouse's claim of self-defense.
Fox News: Tennessee felon allegedly recorded sexual assaults of more than 50 women
A Tennessee felon, Sean Williams, was captured in North Carolina in April. Police found videos and images on his electronic devices showing him allegedly raping 52 women. Williams also had drugs, cash, and electronics in his possession, including child pornography. He was later transferred to the Washington County Detention Center in Tennessee. Lawyers representing nine sexual assault victims filed a lawsuit against Johnson City, accusing the police department of allowing Williams to get away with his crimes. The lawsuit alleges that Williams conspired with others to recruit local women, drug them, and sexually assault them.
#sports
Fox News: Athletics owner John Fisher says Oakland fell short on financial commitments, submits relocation application
The Oakland Athletics have applied to relocate to Las Vegas, blaming the city of Oakland for failing to provide necessary funds for their stadium project. The team owners must vote in favor of the move for it to be official.
Fox News: Quarterback Trey Lance on 49ers roster in Week 1 ‘most likely option,’ John Lynch says
The San Francisco 49ers have named Sam Darnold as the backup quarterback, sparking speculation about Trey Lance's future with the team. The general manager stated that while Lance could be traded, their focus is on him being part of the team. Lance was excused from practice but will be back soon.
#technology
The Babylon Bee: India Accused Of Faking Moon Landing Photo Featuring Bollywood Dancers, An Astronaut On A Tiger, A Man Riding A Rocket Narrowly Escaping Explosion As He Backflips Onto Lunar Surface
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) releases the first photo of their lunar lander on the Moon, but critics question its authenticity due to the presence of Bollywood dancers, an astronaut on a tiger, and other unusual elements. Indian authorities dismiss the accusations and emphasize the significance of their achievement.