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#politics
Washington Free Beacon: National Archives Reveals Thousands of Biden Emails Sent Under Fake Names May Be on File
The National Archives confirms existence of 5,138 potentially responsive emails in which Biden used pseudonyms.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Trump's 'handsome' mug
Former President Trump had a mugshot taken during processing at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia, raising millions for his campaign. President Biden called Trump a "handsome guy" after seeing the mugshot on TV. Trump now faces four criminal trials. Democratic lawmakers who blamed the Hawaii wildfires on climate change were silent when evidence showed the power company was responsible. Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin claimed he was fired for investigating Burisma. One co-defendant in the Georgia election fraud case involving Trump is being held without bail. A federal court in Maryland ruled that parents cannot opt their kids out of reading books with LGBTQ+ content in schools. Biden has faced backlash for telling a fire story to victims of the Hawaii wildfires. Biden's alcohol czar suggests limiting beer consumption to two per week. The Biden administration issued new restrictions on oil and gas companies in the Gulf of Mexico. Political advisers to Biden and Vice President Harris were annoyed with California Governor Newsom over a planned debate with Florida Governor DeSantis. Hunter Biden's former business partner met with then-Secretary of State Kerry before the Ukrainian prosecutor investigating Burisma was fired. Biden plans to request additional funding from Congress for a new COVID-19 vaccine and may recommend it for everyone. The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the motivations of the District Attorney prosecuting Trump. Texas sent a 10th bus of migrants to Los Angeles, despite criticism from its mayor.Pundits named their winners and losers from the first GOP debate, with DeSantis standing out. A poll showed that Republican voters felt DeSantis won the debate. DeSantis and Ramaswamy experienced a fundraising surge after the debate. Ramaswamy used a line from former President Obama in the debate.
Forbes: Trump 14th Amendment: New Hampshire GOP Feuds As States Grapple With Disqualifying Trump From Ballot
In New Hampshire, Republicans are divided over whether former President Donald Trump can be disqualified from the state's 2024 ballot due to his involvement in the January 6 riot. Attorney Bryant "Corky" Messner plans to challenge Trump's candidacy under the 14th Amendment, while New Hampshire's Republican Party opposes efforts to keep candidates off the ballot. Similar discussions are taking place in other states, with legal disputes expected to reach the Supreme Court. The outcome remains uncertain, as legal experts hold varying opinions on whether the amendment justifies disqualification.
The Economist: A blunder costs a British town billions
The town of Woking in Britain faces a financial crisis after officials mismanaged council funds, leading to billions in debt. Risky investments in commercial properties and a lack of financial planning have left the council with a significant budget shortfall. Similar financial failures have occurred in other local governments in England, indicating a wider issue of financial instability in the country's local government sector.
Fox News: Russian court rules prominent nationalist who accused Putin of weakness, indecision should remain in prison
Prominent nationalist Strelkov remains in prison for extremism after criticizing Putin's handling of Ukraine. He faces charges of making calls for extremist activities and could receive five years in prison if convicted.
National Review: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Suspends Republican Presidential Bid
Miami mayor Francis Suarez has suspended his bid for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, citing his commitment to improve the nation for all Americans. He will continue to advocate for the Hispanic community, criticizing the Left for taking them for granted.
Newsbusters: CNN Anchor Rips Ramaswamy for Speaking 'Trash' Against 'Squad' Member Ayanna Pressley
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is being criticized for comparing a black lawmaker to the Ku Klux Klan. Ramaswamy defended his comments, saying that Ayanna Pressley's remarks about wanting black and brown faces to be voices were similar to the KKK's ideology. CNN hosts and analysts condemned Ramaswamy's words, calling them divisive and historically awful.
Fox News: DeSantis, conservatives erupt on AP report justifying NAACP 'travel advisory' for Blacks in wake of shooting
A report suggests the NAACP's warning against traveling to Florida for Black Americans was justified by a racist shooting. Ron DeSantis and conservatives criticize the outlet for politicizing the issue. Black leaders express outrage at DeSantis for his actions and rhetoric.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: The first presidential candidate drops out of the race
Miami mayor Francis Suarez, a Republican presidential candidate, has announced on Twitter that he is suspending his campaign. Suarez expressed gratitude towards the opportunity to serve but did not provide a specific reason for his decision.
Daily Wire: Biden Claims He Convinced Strom Thurmond To Vote For The Civil Rights Act
President Joe Biden claimed that he talked Strom Thurmond into voting for the Civil Rights Act before he died, but critics pointed out that Thurmond voted against the Act and Biden was in college at the time. Some suggested that Biden may have been referring to the Civil Rights Act of 1991, which Thurmond did vote for. The White House later clarified that Biden actually meant to say he convinced Thurmond to support the 1980 Voting Rights Act.
#society
Fox News: US Department of Justice and Oklahoma bank reach settlement over discriminatory lending practices
The U.S. Department of Justice and an Oklahoma bank have reached a proposed settlement to address allegations of discriminatory lending practices against Black and Hispanic individuals in the Tulsa region. The bank, American Bank of Oklahoma, is accused of redlining and will allocate $1.15 million in credit opportunities to communities of color in the area.
The proposed settlement between the U.S. Department of Justice and American Bank of Oklahoma addresses claims of redlining against Black and Hispanic neighborhoods in Tulsa. The bank denies the allegations but agreed to the settlement to avoid litigation costs. The agreement includes provisions to expand investment in Black communities, increase homeownership opportunities, and provide financial education in Spanish.
Fox News: European court condemns Bosnia's ethnic-based political system for undermining democracy, amplifying divisions
A recent ruling from a European court highlights how Bosnia's political system, established under a U.S.-brokered peace agreement in 1995, amplifies ethnic divisions and undermines democracy. The court ruled that the current system, which grants power based on ethnicity, turns Bosnia into an "ethnocracy" and treats minority groups as second-class citizens. The ruling is part of a series of decisions urging Bosnia to revise its constitution to be less discriminatory.
The Blaze: What’s going on with Millennials? Here’s what the research says
Millennials are a unique group, witnessing the dawn of many new technologies. However, there are downsides, such as chronic anxiety and self-centeredness. The majority of Millennials lack a biblical worldview, adopting bits and pieces from various other worldviews. This absence of God leaves feelings as their ruler, leading to issues in relationships, mental health, and work. Many Millennials believe the world revolves around them, valuing themselves and desiring others to do the same. To help Millennials thrive, a change in worldview is necessary.
Daily Wire: ‘We’re Not A Fake Group’: Native Americans Blast NFL’s Washington Commanders After Rep Mocks Them
A sales manager called a Native American group demanding the Washington Redskins name be brought back "fake." The group fired back, insisting they are real and fighting against the erasure of Native history. The team disavowed the manager's comments.
Spectator USA: Zadie Smith's latest novel is glittering, grand and powerful
Zadie Smith's novel "The Fraud" loosely follows the life of 19th-century novelist William Harrison Ainsworth. The story explores themes of reality vs. fiction, gender roles, slavery, and radical politics. It also delves into the infamous Tichborne Claimant case and the protagonist's own search for freedom.
Field & Stream: Types of Pistols: A Complete Guide
The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) defines a pistol as a firearm designed to be fired with one hand. There are five types of pistols based on action type: semiautomatic, break-action, bolt-action, lever-action, and braced. Semiautomatic pistols have different trigger functions, and pistols can also be categorized by size. Barrel length is a primary factor in classifying size, with categories including pocket, subcompact, compact, and full-size pistols.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Beijing Publishes 'Standard Map' of China Including Large Portions of India
China, through the Ministry of Natural Resources, has published a new map that claims South China Sea, Taiwan, and parts of India under its rule. This act is part of China's ongoing efforts to expand its borders and assert its dominance over neighboring countries. The publication of this map coincides with "National Mapping Awareness Publicity Week" and is seen as a step towards developing advanced digital resources for economic purposes.
Spectator USA: How the West fumbled Syria
It was August 2013, and the Arab uprisings had become violent, particularly in Syria where a chemical weapons attack had taken place. The US and UK had planned military action, but ultimately backed down, causing disillusionment among Middle Eastern allies and emboldening enemies like Russia and Iran.
#economy
Fox News: Japanese financial regulator to monitor BOJ amid shifting central bank policies
Japan's financial regulator will monitor how central bank policy affects regional banks as the economy normalizes monetary settings. Higher interest rates may lead to unrealized losses on domestic bonds held by Japanese banks.
Breitbart: Job Openings Crater To Lowest Level Since March 2021
Job openings in the U.S. fell more than expected in July, indicating a slight loosening of the tight labor market. Economists had forecasted 9.559 million job openings, but the actual number was 8.827 million. Openings in professional and business services, health care, social assistance, education, and the federal government all declined. Despite the decrease, job openings remain higher than pre-pandemic levels.
Breitbart: Consumer Confidence Drops in August to Near Recession Level
American consumer confidence in the economy drops unexpectedly, approaching recession levels. Consumers are less optimistic about current economic conditions and future expectations. There are concerns about jobs, business conditions, and rising inflation. Experts anticipate a recession before year-end.
Breitbart: Disney+ Cancels Woke 'Doogie Howser' Reboot, Won't Air Completed 'Spiderwick' and '20,000 Leagues' Shows
Disney+ cancels woke reboot series, Doogie Kamealoha, M.D., and Nautilus, due to financial turmoil. The streamer is struggling to retain subscribers and is cutting costs, axing productions even before they air.
#military
Fox News: French soldier killed in counterterrorism operation alongside Iraqi forces north of Baghdad
French soldier killed in combat during a counterterrorism operation in northern Baghdad targeting an Islamic State group cell. Two Iraqi soldiers and four French troops were also injured. This comes as foreign forces' casualties in Iraq have been rare in recent years.
Washington Free Beacon: Taiwan Warns of ‘Sharp Increase’ in Tensions as Chinese Jets Enter Defense Zone
Taiwan warns of rising military tensions as Chinese aircraft cross the sensitive median line of Taiwan Strait. The increased military pressure from Beijing could lead to a sharp increase in tensions and worsen regional security.
#religion
Daily Wire: Granger Smith Posts Message To Fans On Final Tour Stop Before Stepping Away From Music, Pursuing Ministry
Country singer Granger Smith announced during his final tour stop that he is stepping away from music to focus on his faith and pursue ministry. He wants fans to think of Jesus when they hear his name.
#health
National Review: The Corner: The Problem with Shifting from ‘Evidence-Based’ to ‘Science-Based’ Medicine
Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is being criticized for allowing too many heterodox approaches, leading to corruption and exploitation. Science-based medicine (SBM) is proposed as a more rigorous approach, considering scientific plausibility, replication, statistical noise, and methodology. SBM raises the quality of evidence and helps patients navigate overwhelming amounts of information. However, this shift may impose approved methodologies and limit heterodox thinking. The examples of gender-affirming care for children, COVID-19 policies, and embryonic stem cell research illustrate the ideological biases and dangers of a supposedly "science-based" approach .
Fox News: Ask a doc: 'How can I prevent high cholesterol?'
- Cholesterol can be beneficial, but high levels can lead to health risks such as heart disease. To prevent high cholesterol, focus on making healthy food choices, being physically active, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, and taking medication if necessary. It's important to have blood cholesterol levels checked regularly.
#crime
Red State: We May Hold Him Deer, but He's a Thief All the Same
Recent crime discussions have focused on retail theft, but now even wildlife is getting involved. A deer sneaked into a candy store in Washington while a moose wandered into a movie theater in Alaska. The trend of wildlife theft starts with ravens stealing food and has spread to other animals. Authorities are being led on wild chases, and some people find the thieves amusing. Rumors suggest that ravens in Washington are trying to teach crows how to steal food, leading to arrests on conspiracy charges. It seems this disturbing trend is far from over.
Fox News: Late founder of Japanese boy band talent agency sexually assaulted teenagers, investigation team finds
An investigation team concludes that the late founder of a talent agency for boy bands sexually assaulted teenage boys as far back as the 1950s. They demand compensation for the victims and the resignation of the current chief executive.
The investigation reveals that the founder sexually abused and targeted hundreds of boys, and the agency must apologize and strengthen compliance measures. Critics highlight Japan's lack of awareness about sexual abuse and human rights.
Red State: Two Burglars Targeted an Armed Homeowner - It Was a Horrible Idea
A homeowner in Broome County, Maine, defended his life and property by exchanging gunfire with two burglars attempting to rob him. The burglars arrived at the residence with illegally obtained firearms and were specifically targeting the homeowner. Despite being outnumbered, the homeowner was not injured and it is legal for him to defend himself and his home.
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About The UNC Grad Student Arrested After Murder Of Faculty Member
Law enforcement arrested Tailei Qi, a graduate student at UNC Chapel Hill, and charged him with first-degree murder after a shooting on campus. Qi was previously listed as a person of interest and residents were advised to stay away from him.
Fox News: Gangs rope thousands in Southeast Asia into online scams, UN says
Criminal gangs are forcing people in Southeast Asia to participate in online scams, including romance scams and illegal gambling schemes. The UN report highlights the virtual slavery and human rights abuses that these victims endure.
#sports
Breitbart: Spain's Luis Rubiales to Face Federal Inquiry Over World Cup Kiss
Spanish Soccer Federation President Luis Rubiales is facing an inquiry after kissing soccer star Jennifer Hermoso . Rubiales was suspended for 90 days by FIFA while the Spanish government opened the investigation. Hermoso initially downplayed the incident but later claimed the kiss was nonconsensual. Rubiales' mother has started a hunger strike in protest.
Fox News: Tyrus says 'bittersweet' goodbye to wrestling career after final match: 'It was time'
George "Tyrus" Murdoch, former NWA World Heavyweight Champion, has announced his retirement from wrestling after his defeat at the NWA 75th Anniversary Show. He expressed his gratitude towards the fans and the wrestling community, stating that although he is retiring from in-ring life, he will always be a part of NWA. Tyrus started his wrestling career in the early 2000s and has since become a television personality, actor, author, and comedian.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Garmont Women's T8 Athena Military Boots - Thoughtfully-Designed
The Garmont Women's T8 Athena Military Boots are comfortable and durable, allowing for focused shooting at the range. With features like a roomy toe box and ankle support, these boots are designed for performance. The boots are also breathable and lightweight, making them suitable for use during muggy nights.
Outdoor Life: The Best Glock 19 Holsters of 2023
The Glock 19 is a popular pistol platform known for its reliability. It comes in various holster styles, including the Blackhawk Stache IWB, Haley Strategic/Safariland Incog X, Safariland 6390 RDS, Galco Fastrax Pac, Safariland Species IWB, Radial Innovations Coreflex AIWB, Blackpoint DualPoint AIWB, and Gunfighters Inc. Kenai Chest Holster. Each holster serves a different purpose, whether it's for concealed carry, duty or range use, jogging or hiking, or chest carry.
All Outdoor: Meet Lisa Clemons, founder of LIPS – Ladies into Practical Shooting
Lisa Clemons, founder of LIPS (Ladies into Practical Shooting), aims to empower women through shooting sports and outdoor activities. Despite facing resistance, Clemons has built a supportive community of women and men who believe in her mission.
#other
Forbes: Author Post: Counting Construction’s Carbon Cost: How Tech, Data, And Innovation Will Drive The Sector’s Response To The Climate Emergency
The construction industry must prioritize reducing emissions to combat climate change. While progress has been made in reducing operational carbon, embodied carbon has become a bigger issue. Architects and construction firms are pushing for mandatory emission reporting and limits on embodied carbon. Architects play a crucial role in selecting low-carbon materials, while accurate project data is necessary to prove sustainability. Embracing digital technology and collaboration will be key in achieving sustainability goals. Investing in best practices now will give companies a competitive advantage in the future.
Daily Wire: National Weather Service Warns Hurricane Idalia Poses ‘Unprecedented’ Danger To Florida
Hurricane Idalia threatens Florida with a historic impact, as experts predict it to be an unprecedented event for the Big Bend region. The storm, already intensified to a major hurricane, could bring heavy rain, flooding, storm surge, and strong winds not seen before in the Apalachee Bay. Evacuation orders are in place, preparations are underway, and federal assistance has been unlocked.
PJ Media: Just Say No to Those Nasty Paper Straws
The use of plastic straws is being criticized by environmental activists who suggest alternative options like paper, bamboo, and other unknown materials. However, a recent study found that these alternatives, particularly paper straws, contain potentially toxic chemicals called PFAS. These chemicals can be harmful to both humans and the environment, and they can persist for a long time. Stainless steel straws are considered the most sustainable and safe alternative.
Fox News: Florida residents shovel piles of sand into bags as Idalia approaches: video
Residents in Sarasota, Florida are seen shoveling sand into bags as Hurricane Idalia approaches the Gulf Coast. The National Hurricane Center warns that the storm is expected to be a major hurricane upon landfall. At least 46 counties in Florida are under a state of emergency, with evacuation orders issued in 23 counties.