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#politics
American Thinker: The National Archives refuses to release 5,400 emails Biden sent using fake names
The National Archives and Records Administration has become ideologically corrupt, operating as a Democrat-run institution dedicated to destroying Trump and covering for Biden. It has tried to prevent the release of Biden's emails and has shown bias against Trump. The institution has also been accused of being structurally racist and has violated its non-partisan obligation. The FBI raided Mar-a-Lago at the behest of NARA, claiming that Trump refused to return his presidential records, while Obama's presidential documents were stored in an unsecured warehouse. The corruption in D.C. is ideological, with NARA being a prime example.
The Blaze: Biden bizarrely claims he convinced former Senator Strom Thurmond to vote for the Civil Rights Act
President Biden claimed during a press conference that he convinced Strom Thurmond, a segregationist and opponent of the Civil Rights Act, to vote for the Act before he died. However, this claim has sparked confusion as Thurmond voted against both versions of the Act and Biden would have been too young to have influenced his vote. The White House later clarified that Biden meant he was instrumental in getting Thurmond's vote for the Voting Rights Act in 1980.
National Review: ‘The Governor is Wrong’: NYC Mayor Adams Blasts Hochul’s Handling of Migrant Crisis
New York City Mayor Eric Adams criticizes Governor Kathy Hochul's handling of the migrant crisis, blaming her for failing to help the city accommodate the influx of migrants. City Hall files a lawsuit against upstate counties, accusing them of illegally preventing local hotels from housing migrants. The governor's office responds, stating that the city has not taken full advantage of the state's assistance. The mayor condemns the federal government's response to the crisis, calling it a national humanitarian crisis that needs immediate attention. A poll shows that public opinion is turning against leading New York Democrats, with many believing that the influx of migrants is burdensome and that the state has already done enough to assist.
Red State: Closer Look at AP Piece on DeSantis’ Jacksonville Response Raises More Questions About Their Agenda
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis faces continuous false accusations of racism from the media, particularly after prioritizing seniors for the COVID vaccine. Recent attacks blame DeSantis for a racially-motivated shooting in Jacksonville, with the AP reporter Steve Peoples insinuating that DeSantis' rhetoric contributed to the tragedy. The biased attack also claimed an increasing appeal for Republicans among white supremacists. Furthermore, conservatives pointed out the suspicious URL of the article, suggesting intentional manipulation by the Associated Press.
Fox News: House Republican leaders want to launch Biden impeachment inquiry next month, sources say
House Republican leaders plan to move forward with an impeachment inquiry against President Biden next month. Speaker Kevin McCarthy aims to hold a vote on opening the inquiry in September. The investigation will focus on allegations of bribery and corruption involving President Biden and his son Hunter. Some Republicans are skeptical about the effort's success, and there is disagreement about the need for a vote to authorize the inquiry. McCarthy is likely to proceed only if he has overwhelming support and to appease conservatives who are concerned about funding the government.
The Blaze: Donald Trump tells Glenn why he’s CERTAIN a campaign from jail will NOT happen
Glenn interviews Donald Trump, who believes it's highly unlikely that he will be imprisoned and unable to run his 2024 presidential campaign. Trump claims that the charges against him are a scam and that he is leading in the polls, thanks in part to his popular Tucker interview and iconic mug shot.
Flag And Cross: Silicon Valley Elites Behind $1 Billion Land Grab Near Air Force Base: Report
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and other investors, under the name Flannery Associates, have purchased a significant amount of land in Solano County, California, with plans to create a new city. The group aims to bring jobs, affordable housing, clean energy, and sustainable infrastructure to the area, but there are concerns about transportation, water, and environmental impact. Democratic Rep. John Garamendi is skeptical and wants assurances that the project will not affect the nearby Travis Air Force Base.
#society
The Blaze: This is the most EPIC takedown of climate activists you’ve EVER seen
Climate change activists of the "Seven Circles" group disrupted the Burning Man festival in Nevada by blocking the road. Park rangers responded aggressively, plowing over their signs and trailer, and forcing them to the ground. The activists' tactics were seen as ineffective and their message went unheard.
Fox News: 21 arrested in Cyprus after Greek Cypriots attempt to attack Syrian migrants
Authorities in Cyprus have arrested two dozen people following violence between Greeks and Syrian migrants. Tear gas and a water cannon were deployed by police to prevent the Greeks from assaulting the Syrians. Parallel protests between the two groups erupted in multiple regions of Cyprus.
#war
Fox News: White House points finger at Russia in Prigozhin death: 'Very clear what happened here'
The White House suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind the assassination of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the chief of the Wagner Group. Prigozhin's death occurred in a plane crash, and it is believed that Putin ordered the assassination. The White House accuses Putin's regime of being no stranger to political assassination.
Fox News: Photos show Prigozhin’s gravesite after burial in St. Petersburg, Russia
Former Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin is buried in St. Petersburg, Russia, after dying in a plane crash near Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin was not in attendance at the funeral. The White House is increasingly confident that Prigozhin died in the crash, but the cause of the accident remains unknown.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ramaswamy: My Position on Taiwan Has Been 'Caricatured'
2024 GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy stated that he would defend Taiwan and achieve semiconductor independence. He criticized the current "One China" policy and called for clarity in defending Taiwan. Ramaswamy emphasized the need for true semiconductor independence before resuming the strategic ambiguity stance.
#economy
Fox News: China extends tax breaks for foreign workers until 2027
China will extend preferential tax policies for foreign nationals working in the country until the end of 2027, benefiting foreign firms struggling to attract talent post-COVID. Foreign chambers of commerce and business organizations sought clarification on the extension, which allows expatriates to benefit from taxable deductions on various costs.
#health
Fox News: Global air pollution persists as leading health risk, hitting Asia and Africa the hardest
Air pollution poses a significant health risk globally, with Asia and Africa being the most affected regions. Around 75% of the health effects are concentrated in six countries: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, China, Nigeria, and Indonesia. If pollution levels conform to WHO standards, global life expectancy would increase by 2.3 years, saving a total of 17.8 billion life years. China has made notable progress in reducing pollution, but other parts of the world are heading in the opposite direction. The hashtag for this summary is .
#education
The Babylon Bee: Kid Suspended For Being In Possession Of History Book With U.S. Flag On Cover
A 6th grader suspended for bringing an American flag covered history textbook to school. Sparks controversy and backlash from angry parents.
#crime
Fox News: 'Lady of the Dunes' case solved 49 years after grisly murder mystified vacation town
Authorities have determined that the "Lady of the Dunes" cold case victim was killed by her husband. Ruth Marie Terry's husband, Guy Rockwell Muldavin, was identified as her killer, although he died in 2002. The case, one of Massachusetts' most notorious cold cases, is now closed.
Fox News: Chicago news team robbed at gunpoint during report on armed robberies in the city
A Univision news team in Chicago is robbed at gunpoint while reporting on armed robberies. The suspects stole camera equipment and personal belongings. This is the second incident this month.
#sports
Fox News: German tennis pro rips US Open fans for treatment of 'non-American' players after loss: 'No respect for me'
German tennis player Laura Siegemund expressed her disappointment and frustration with American fans at the Arthur Ashe Stadium during her match against Coco Gauff at the U.S. Open. Siegemund was upset by the lack of respect she received and claimed that the crowd did not appreciate her style of play. She questioned whether she would return to the U.S. Open in the future due to this negative experience.
Fox News: Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. explains fan confrontation during game against Rockies: 'I was a little scared'
Atlanta Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. was confronted by two fans during a game at Coors Field. Acuña was knocked to the ground during the confrontation but believed the fans just wanted to take a picture with him. Security intervened, and Acuña ended up being okay.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Multiple Mountain Goats Kill Off-Leash Dogs on Popular Utah Hiking Trail
Mountain goats on Utah's Mount Timpanogos have fatally attacked off-leash dogs, causing concern among wildlife officials. The goats are accustomed to human presence and are more likely to attack dogs, especially when kids are present. Although leashes are not legally required in the designated wilderness area, authorities strongly encourage hikers to keep their dogs on a leash to avoid these incidents.
#technology
Fox News: How to digitally sign a document on any device
Learn how to add your electronic signature to a PDF or document using your computer or phone. Whether you're on a Mac, iPhone, PC, or Android device, there are multiple ways to sign documents digitally without using a pen or printer. Use your trackpad, camera, or iPhone to create and place your signature on the document. This makes signing documents quick, easy, and convenient.
Forbes: Why Generative AI Political Ads Are An Opportunity To Bring AI Literacy To Everyone
Concerns are growing about the use of generative AI in political ads, which could lead to increased deception and confusion in the upcoming political season. News organizations need to learn how to report on these ads to ensure accuracy. Generative AI has the ability to disassemble and reassemble a person's likeness, making it easier to manipulate and deceive the public. Newsrooms should vet the claims made in these ads, expose the digital mechanics behind them, and provide clear labeling and explanations to educate the public about generative AI.
#other
Fox News: Jean Dawson to releases 2nd installment of latest musical trilogy
Musician Jean Dawson is a charismatic, introspective performer whose music seamlessly blends various genres. His latest project is a trilogy of albums, each exploring a different persona and theme. The first installment, "XCAPE, PT. 1 JEAN DAWSON AS PHOENIX," is upbeat and nostalgic, while the second, "DESTRUCTION FOR DUMMIES, PT 2 JEAN DAWSON AS 'NIGHTMARE,'" is slower and more tender. The third installment is forthcoming and will feature a misunderstood character. Dawson's mixed heritage and upbringing in border cities have influenced his exploration of cultural identity. He values connection and empathy above fame, aiming to make listeners feel understood through his music.
Red State: Shocking Report on Who Funds the Associated Press Raises Big Questions About Its Credibilty
The Associated Press is criticized for biased reporting and left-wing affiliations. Left-wing foundations, including one founded by Nikole Hannah-Jones of the "1619 Project," provide significant funding to the AP. This financial support may influence the organization's coverage, as seen in articles pushing left-wing narratives about the Supreme Court and claims of voter disenfranchisement. The AP's credibility as an unbiased news source is called into question due to its reliance on these left-wing donors.