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#politics
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Jack Posobiec and Raheem Kassam predict Trump mugshot will backfire on left wing media
Raheem Kassam expresses optimism despite charges against Trump. Trump's mugshot sparks media frenzy. Posobiec believes Trump's defiant stare will attract voters. Kassam reveals Trump's approval of the National Pulse's reporting. DeSantis' campaign polling stays the same post-debate. Rumors of a brokered convention circulate. Kassam criticizes Jeff Roe's tactics. RNC debate candidates seen as inconsistent, except Trump.
The Blaze: Hunter Biden reportedly took trips on Air Force Two to 15 countries with then-VP Joe Biden despite claim that they 'never spoke' about overseas business
President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, frequently traveled with him to various countries, often arranging business calls during these trips. Hunter's travel and associations have come under scrutiny, with allegations of potential conflicts of interest and access to influential connections. Furthermore, it has been revealed that both Joe Biden and Hunter had secretive dinner meetings with oligarchs from former Soviet Bloc countries in a Washington, D.C. restaurant.
The New American: Tenn. Governor Pushes for Stricter Gun Control, Greater Federal Oversight - The New American
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee called for a special session of the Legislature to consider stricter gun laws after a school shooting. However, lawmakers have rejected most of his proposed measures, including red flag laws. The governor's proposal also includes granting federal control over mental health programs and services in the state.
Forbes: Trump Co-Defendant Cathy Latham Becomes Latest Requesting Georgia Case Be Moved To Federal Court
Cathy Latham, a co-defendant of former President Trump, wants her election interference case in Georgia moved to federal court, following similar requests from other members of the cohort. She argues that as an officer of the United States, she has the right to remove the case from state prosecution. This move may provide defendants with a more favorable jury pool and allow them to challenge Georgia's racketeering statute.
Human Events: GLENN ELMERS: It’s pointless to call out leftist hypocrisy
Two Substack writers delve into the strange aspects of our political crisis. Josiah Lippincott exposes the absurdity of Democrats' lawfare against Trump, suggesting that state courts could remove him from office if re-elected. Chris Bray discusses the "epistemic closure" afflicting our ruling elites, who warp reality to fit their preconceptions. The divide between Left and Right goes beyond political differences; the Left sees conservatives as an alien race, and holds themselves to different standards. The Right, surprisingly, is now more attached to Enlightenment ideals. The Left, though it claims science, uses it to wield power and sees truth as a function of power. In my new book, I explore how the Left's tribal loyalty shapes their actions.
Fox News: Nikki Haley hits media for not pressing Biden, Harris on late-term abortions: They know 'it'd be real telling'
Nikki Haley criticizes liberal media for not asking Biden and Harris about their stance on late-term abortions during GOP presidential debate. She questions their support for abortion up to birth, highlighting that the media avoids addressing this issue. The liberal media dismiss Republican accusations and claim Democrats do not support late-term abortions, although laws in some states allow it and prominent Democrats reject limits on abortions.
Red State: Hawaiians Let Joe Biden Have It in Brilliant Response to His Take on Maui Fire
Protests against Biden's response to the Maui fire. Biden laughed, made inappropriate jokes, and compared it to his own small kitchen fire. People are furious. A rental company put up a sign criticizing him. White House now trying to spin the situation.
Newsbusters: Conservatives BLAST Planned Parenthood False Tweet
Planned Parenthood denies existence of "late-term abortion" despite evidence to the contrary.
#society
Fox News: Kevin Costner tells court he never had an affair, as ex wife petitions for more child support
Kevin Costner denies engaging in extramarital affairs during his 18-year marriage. Court documents show his ex-wife's legal team is seeking evidence related to possible affairs. The legal battle also involves a request for increased child support.
The New American: Stories of J6’ers - The New American
Since Biden's inauguration, federal SWAT teams have taken nearly 1,000 Americans to gulags without trial for January 6-related charges. Lydia Sorrow shares the stories of these prisoners as a pen pal.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Finland to provide Ukraine with military aid worth 94 million euros
Finland will provide military aid to Ukraine to help defend against Russian invasion. The aid package is worth 94 million euros.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: NEW: Viktor Shokin Speaks Out About Joe Biden's Corruption in Ukraine
In a potentially corrupt move, former Vice President Joe Biden secured the firing of Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin, who was investigating a company that Biden's son was involved with. Shokin believes that Biden gave away $1 billion in exchange for his dismissal, raising suspicions of bribery. This scandal mirrors accusations made against former President Trump, highlighting a double standard in the response from Democrats.
#military
Fox News: Tuberville to maintain hold on military nominees over Pentagon abortion policy
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville continues to hold back military nominations over his opposition to the Pentagon's abortion policy. The hold has left hundreds of key leadership positions unfilled. Tuberville claims he is taking the time to scrutinize the background of the nominees, raising concerns about the individuals being appointed.
#health
National Review: Missouri Ban on Gender-Transition Services for Minors Can Take Effect Monday, Judge Rules
A ban on gender-transition treatments for minors in Missouri will go into effect. The law prohibits surgeries and hormone treatments for children, and also eliminates Medicaid coverage of gender-transition treatments for adults and surgeries for prisoners. Opponents, including doctors and LGBT organizations, have filed a legal challenge to the law, but a judge denied their request to temporarily block it.
#crime
Fox News: British Museum director resigns over alleged apathy toward claims of potential mass art theft
The former director of the British Museum, Hartwig Fischer, resigned after a whistleblower alerted investigators to the disappearance of valuable artifacts, some of which appeared on eBay. Fischer admitted to not responding adequately to the warning and took responsibility for the failure. The museum, which has faced controversy over refusing to return items of historical significance, has fired a staff member and launched investigations into the missing pieces.
Washington Free Beacon: DOJ Weighs Charges Against Dem Senator in Corruption Probe: Report
Sen. Bob Menendez is being considered for corruption charges by the Department of Justice. He is accused of accepting gifts in exchange for political favors, including a Mercedes and a luxury apartment. He previously stood trial for public corruption in 2017, but it ended in a mistrial.
Fox News: Alabama woman who allegedly put newborn baby in dumpster charged with capital murder
A mother in Alabama has been charged with capital murder after allegedly leaving her newborn baby in a dumpster where the child later died. The mother initially claimed she had handed the baby to a hospital employee, but later admitted to placing the newborn in a trash dumpster. Police found the remains of the newborn in a trash compactor. The investigation is ongoing.
Forbes: 3M Will Pay $6.5 Million Over Allegedly Funding Tourism For Chinese Officials
Industrial manufacturing giant 3M has agreed to pay over $6.5 million following charges from the SEC. The charges allege that a subsidiary of 3M violated anti-bribery laws by funding tourism activities for Chinese government officials as part of a marketing effort. The subsidiary paid nearly $1 million for trips and leisure activities to induce the officials to purchase 3M products.
Daily Wire: Pizza Bomber: 20 Years Later, One Big Question Remains Unanswered
On August 28, 2003, Brian Wells, a pizza delivery man, walked into a bank with a bomb collar around his neck and demanded money. The bank didn't have enough cash, so Wells left with only $9,000. He was surrounded by police outside and the bomb exploded, killing him. The question remains: why was no one held responsible for his death?
#sports
Fox News: UFC star Sean O'Malley claims he gets pass for cheating on wife: 'I’m a king, I pay for everything'
UFC fighter Sean O'Malley won the bantamweight title but caused controversy with his comments on his open relationship with his wife, Danya Gonzalez. O'Malley defended his behavior by claiming his success and status justified his actions.
The Blaze: Whitlock: ESPN broadcaster Ryan Clark symbolizes the end of the Charles Barkley-Terry Bradshaw era
In 2012, Charles Barkley won his first Emmy Award for outstanding personality studio analyst. He won it again the next year. And two more times since then. He launched his broadcasting career in 2000, right after ending his legendary NBA career. Almost instantly, Barkley rivaled football’s Terry Bradshaw as the greatest athlete turned broadcaster. Barkley matched Bradshaw’s irreverence and self-deprecation and surpassed the four-time Super Bowl winner in outspokenness and outrageousness. This relatability made Barkley and Bradshaw the new gold standard for sports TV. They replaced Howard Cosell, an antagonistic journalist regarded as the greatest sports TV broadcaster.
Fox News: Throwback clip of John Smoltz getting hit by a pitch prompts roast from ex-Braves teammate Chipper Jones
Former Atlanta Braves outfielder Jeff Francoeur was joined by Hall of Famers John Smoltz, Tom Glavine, and Larry "Chipper" Jones for a broadcast on Bally Sports. During the game, Chipper played a vintage clip of Smoltz getting hit by a pitch, prompting humorous commentary from his former teammates. Despite the jokes, Smoltz managed to stay in the game and helped the Braves to victory.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: New LS2 Rod Construction PENN Carnage III Offshore Rods
PENN is releasing the new Carnage III Offshore rods, designed for fighting large saltwater species. These rods are made with powerful, lightweight blanks and have interchangeable rod butts for different techniques. The LS2 rod construction enhances durability in the offshore environment.
#technology
The Blaze: CEO of X reveals MAJOR changes Elon Musk is about to unleash
Elon Musk plans to transform Twitter into a new platform called X, focusing on real-time communication and monetization for creators. The rebranding aims to create a global town square for free expression, offering features such as video chat calls and online payments.
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National Review: The Corner: Dune: Part Two Delayed to 2024 by Hollywood Strikes
A reflection on the theme of destiny and the rise of an interstellar tyrant in Frank Herbert's novel Dune. Paul Atreides reflects on his conquests and the number of lives he has taken. However, the release of Dune: Part Two has been delayed due to entertainment-industry strikes, pushing it to March 2024. Despite understanding the strikes, the anticipation for the sequel and the desire for a resolution remain high.
Forbes: Heavy Winds Across Michigan Caused Car Wrecks Killing Multiple People—Including Two Small Children
Severe weather in Michigan and Ohio resulted in five deaths and over 650,000 people without power. A car crash, suspected tornado, and widespread wind damage caused by winds over 75 mph were reported. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer plans to declare a state of emergency.