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#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Why a Biden impeachment inquiry must be opened immediately
The National Archives has admitted to having 5,000 secret emails tied to Joe Biden's aliases, used for covert messaging with Hunter Biden and others. The release of these emails is being delayed by librarians at the archives, raising suspicions of a cover-up. Joe Biden's lawyers will redact what they consider private or privileged, further delaying the release.
Forbes: House GOP Committee Will Investigate Federal Response To Deadly Maui Wildfires
The Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee will investigate the federal government and state of Hawaii's response to the wildfires in Maui that have killed 115 people. The committee aims to ensure accountability and minimize the risk of waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars. The investigation stems from concerns raised about emergency response decisions made by county and state officials.
Red State: New Poll Asks Americans First Word They Think of About Joe Biden, and He Isn't Going to Like It
Joe Biden's deteriorating condition is gaining notice from the American people, reflected in his poor approval numbers. An AP/NORC poll shows that a significant percentage of respondents associate words like "old," "senile," and "dementia" with Biden. Even Democrats are concerned, with 69% thinking he is too old to govern effectively. This raises doubts about his ability to compete against Donald Trump or any other Republican nominee in the upcoming election. Expect Democrats to make a strong effort to overcome this negative perception.
#society
Flag And Cross: Poll: Youngsters Take Two Weeks To Get Over First-day Nerves At New Job
Young adults in the UK take two weeks to overcome their "first-day nerves" in a new job. A study of 1,000 young adults aged 18 to 25 revealed that they spend eight days worrying before they even start, with concerns about fitting into the team and not knowing what they're doing. Many turn to social media, particularly TikTok, for advice. The research, commissioned by Cadbury, indicates that September is the best month for starting a new chapter, suggesting alignment with the academic calendar. The study also found that a welcoming team, respectful colleagues, and a fun atmosphere help reduce first-day nerves.
Daily Wire: MSNBC Contributor Complains About DeSantis Calling Jacksonville Shooter A ‘Scumbag’
MSNBC contributor criticizes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for calling the Jacksonville shooter a "scumbag," arguing that it ignores the larger issue of white supremacy and its impact on violence in the country.
PJ Media: Did a San Francisco School Bar White Children From a Playdate?
An elementary school in San Francisco hosted a race-segregated playdate social, excluding white children. The event sparked controversy and criticism for promoting racism and division.
#war
Forbes: Two Ukrainian Air Assault Brigades Are Flanking Russia’s Next Strongpoint On The Road To Melitopol
Ukrainian brigades are shifting their attention to the town of Novoprokopivka in southern Ukraine. However, instead of directly assaulting Russian positions in Novoprokopivka, they are pivoting east towards the town of Verbove. This strategy aims to flank Novoprokopivka and has been successful in previous engagements.
#economy
Breitbart: Biden Commerce Secretary Holds Four-Hour Meeting in China with No Clear Results
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visited Beijing and met with China's Vice Premier He Lifeng, but there were no major breakthroughs in their discussions on trade issues. Raimondo expressed concerns about China's heavy-handed regulations, intellectual property theft, and unfair fines on foreign companies. She emphasized that the U.S. does not want to sever economic ties with China, but China's actions are making it increasingly risky for businesses to invest. Analysts noted that China's faltering economy and declining stock market are raising concerns among foreign investors about the country's economic stability.
#health
Fox News: Massachusetts sees first two cases of deadly West Nile virus
Two Massachusetts residents have contracted the West Nile virus. The virus is at a moderate risk level in the Greater Boston area.
#sports
Forbes: Behind The Scenes: The Emergence Of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Stems From Targeted Offseason Work
Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has shown constant improvement and development throughout his NBA career, thanks in part to his training with athletic performance expert Nem Ilic. Ilic focuses on making Gilgeous-Alexander more efficient and durable on the court, rather than simply focusing on bulking up. Their training style emphasizes lower body strength and dynamic movements, allowing Gilgeous-Alexander to excel in driving to the basket and scoring from inside the arc. With the support of Ilic and his commitment to hard work, Gilgeous-Alexander continues to strive to be the best player he can be.