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#politics
Breitbart: Biden's Fake Names Hid Documents from National Archives in Plain Sight
President Joe Biden has been found to have used aliases in 5,400 documents to conceal his records and communications with his son, Hunter Biden, regarding business deals abroad. The deals, allegedly involving funds from China and Ukraine, reached the extended Biden family. Biden is accused of shaping US policy in response to this foreign influence, particularly in pressuring Ukraine to fire a prosecutor investigating Hunter's ties to a Ukrainian energy company. These accusations contrast with the media's treatment of similar charges against former President Donald Trump.
The Federalist: National Archives Identifies Over 5K Emails With Biden's Aliases
The National Archives has found around 5,400 communication records with President Joe Biden's alleged pseudonyms as vice president. The Archives confirmed the discovery in response to a request by a conservative legal group, and they are currently processing the request for the documents. House Republicans have also demanded documents related to Biden's pseudonyms and his son's business associates.
Washington Free Beacon: Mayor Down: Francis Suarez Is First GOP Candidate To Drop Out of 2024 Race
Miami mayor Francis Suarez suspends his presidential campaign after failing to qualify for the first primary debate. He described his vision for a youthful and cross-cultural campaign. Suarez criticized President Biden's administration and aimed to amplify the voices of the Hispanic community. Despite a blunder and a long shot candidacy, Suarez's tenure saw an influx of tech companies and a construction boom in Miami.
Fox News: GOP anger grows over Biden admin's potential plea deal for suspected 9/11 architects
Republican lawmakers, including Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, are opposing a potential plea deal that would remove the death penalty as an option for the architects and co-conspirators of the 9/11 attacks. They argue that the families of victims deserve justice and that the plotters deserve the ultimate punishment. The lawmakers are calling for a trial followed by the death penalty, and vow to ensure that the Biden administration is responsive to congressional oversight.
Breitbart: Poll: Plurality of New York Democrats Believe Party Should Nominate Someone Other than Biden
New York Democrats are split on whether to nominate President Joe Biden as their candidate in 2024. A survey showed 47% in favor of Biden and 46% wanting a different candidate. Among those who want a different candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received the most support. Additionally, 45% believe Biden should face an impeachment inquiry over his son's alleged corrupt business dealings.
The American Spectator: The Magical Thinking of Never Trump
Never-Trump voters refuse to acknowledge the efficiency of the Democrat machine in manufacturing votes, as it would mean conceding legitimacy to Trump's concerns about voter fraud and corruption. They prefer to insult Trump and his supporters, dismissing the need for solutions. The media demonizes candidates like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, leaving vague the question of how they can win the primary and general election. Meanwhile, the Republicans and Never-Trumpers seem blind to the fact that the tactics used against Trump will be used against any Republican who poses a threat. It is a brutal blood sport, and the Republicans must address the structural problems or risk becoming a regional party.
Daily Wire: More Than 100 Former Clerks Defend Justice Thomas In Letter: ‘His Integrity Is Unimpeachable’
Justice Clarence Thomas' former clerks defend him from attacks, describing him as a man of integrity and independence. The clerks highlight Thomas' upbringing, education, and principled nature, dismissing recent attacks on his personal relationships and gifts as malicious and part of a larger attack on the Court's legitimacy.
Red State: WaPo Gets Ratioed Into Next Week for Hilarious Propaganda Take About Joe Biden
The liberal media struggles to promote Joe Biden despite a struggling economy and low approval ratings. They exaggerate his visits and compare him to The Beatles, but the reality is far from inspiring. The Washington Post's description of Biden's visit to a middle school is a prime example of laughable propaganda. Only 34 percent of students meet expectations in reading, yet the media portrays it as an achievement. The mainstream media's credibility continues to decline.
The Babylon Bee: Furious McCarthy Promises To Respond To Biden Corruption With Strongliest-Worded Letter Ever
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy threatens to write an even stronger letter in response to President Biden's corruption. He believes a stern letter is enough to hold the administration accountable, despite calls for impeachment. Further evidence of criminal activity prompts McCarthy to draft another strongly-worded letter.
Foreign Policy: Imran Khan Is Just the Beginning of Pakistan’s Democratic Woes
Pakistan's political scene is filled with corruption and authoritarianism, with successive governments using the law to suppress civil society and maintain their power. Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently in prison on false charges, still has a strong chance of winning the next election. The government's use of legislation to target NGOs and restrict their activities has further weakened democratic values in the country.
The Blaze: Denver to pay $4.7 million to BLM protesters who violated emergency curfew during 2020 riots
Denver, Colorado settles a $4.7 million lawsuit with over 300 Black Lives Matter protesters who were arrested for violating the city's curfew order during the summer 2020 riots. The lawsuit accused the Denver Police Department of targeting protesters and violating their constitutional rights.
Breitbart: Jeffries: 'Puppet Master' Trump Pushing GOP into 'Illegitimate Impeachment' of Biden
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries accuses former President Trump of pressuring Republicans to pursue an "illegitimate impeachment inquiry" against President Biden. Jeffries criticizes the Republican Congress for their inaction on the economy, job creation, healthcare affordability, and public safety, suggesting that they are merely following Trump's orders. He argues that Democrats should focus on delivering for everyday Americans and supporting Biden's efforts to build a strong economy.
Fox News: DeSantis signals possible campaign timeout to deal with Idalia: 'You do what you need to do'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is pausing his presidential campaign to address Hurricane Idalia's impact on the state. He compared it to Hurricane Ian, which he dealt with during his gubernatorial campaign. DeSantis emphasized the importance of prioritizing the storm and ensuring the safety of residents.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Leads Biden Nationally as Third-Party West Run Hurts Democrats
Former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden nationally, with a two-point lead in a head-to-head matchup. However, when Green Party candidate Cornel West is included, Trump's lead increases to five points. Democrats are concerned that West's candidacy could aid Trump in defeating Biden in 2024.
Daily Wire: Francis Suarez Becomes First Republican To Drop Out Of Primary Race
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, expressing disappointment in the current administration and the issues facing the country. He highlighted high inflation, elevated interest rates, open borders, rising crime, and the strength of the nation's enemies as concerns. Suarez emphasized his commitment to improving the nation for all Americans.
#society
The Blaze: The blame game begins over deadly Maui wildfire — but what officials aren't blaming sticks out
Hawaiian Electric denies responsibility for the deadly wildfire on Maui, stating that power lines were de-energized when the fire broke out. The company claims that a second fire ignited later and was responsible for the massive blaze.
The Federalist: Media Uses Racist Shooting To Smear DeSantis And Chill Debate
A shooting in a Dollar General store raises questions about Governor Ron DeSantis' policies towards the Black community in Florida. These policies include erasing northern Florida's only Black-performing congressional seat, scrutinizing African American history courses, and wiping out higher education diversity programs. However, the claim that these policies have any connection to the shooting is unfounded. The controversy surrounding the state's history standards is based on a single sentence and is largely ginned up. The AP piece and others like it try to paint Republicans as contributors to violence solely based on their political opinions, but this is unfair and untrue. The left's accusations are meant to silence opposition and hinder meaningful political discourse.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: A Guide to Vivek Ramaswamy’s Shifting Stances on Aid to Israel
Vivek Ramaswamy's position on military aid to Israel has evolved since June. Initially, he supported cutting aid as part of disengagement from the Middle East, but later denied making that statement. Currently, Ramaswamy advocates for weaning Israel off of U.S. aid by 2028 through negotiations and the Abraham Accords 2.0. He believes that if Israel becomes integrated into the Middle East, it will not require the same level of historical aid. Ramaswamy emphasizes that the relationship with Israel should be a friendship, not a client relationship.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine launches a new agency in the Ministry of Defense to make procurement more efficient
Ukraine creates a new agency in the Ministry of Defense to improve procurement efficiency and combat corruption. The agency will ensure equal participation of all suppliers and take a strategic approach to meeting the army's needs.
#culture
Fox News: 36 hours in Napa Valley: How to plan for a great weekend ahead
The U.S. ranks 16th in wine consumption, behind countries like Portugal. Most wine sold in the U.S. is under $11 per bottle. Napa Valley in California is a major tourist destination with over 500 wineries. Most wineries are located along Highway 29 or the Silverado Trail. Visitors should expect to make reservations and pay for wine tastings, with prices ranging from $40 to $125 per person. There are also options for guided tours or the Napa Valley Wine Train. Overall, Napa is a paradise for food and wine lovers.
#history
Forbes: ‘Operation Finale’ Turns 5: Director Chris Weitz & Crew Look Back On Dramatized Hunt For Eichmann
Mossad captures Adolf Eichmann, one of the main orchestrators of the Holocaust, in Buenos Aires. The capture and trial force the world to confront the Holocaust's horrors.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Alcohol Czar Threatens Americans With Canada-Style Beer Limits of Two Per Week
President Biden's chief adviser on alcohol policy may issue new guidelines limiting Americans to two drinks per week, following Canada's recommendations. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) currently recommends one drink per day for women and two for men. Critics argue that this proposal is an example of government overreach and control.
#education
National Review: Maryland Parents Ask Appeals Court to Intervene after Lower Court Rules in Favor of Mandatory LGBT Curriculum
Parents in Maryland's largest school district push for reinstating opt-out policy for LGBT-themed curriculum, citing religious beliefs.
#crime
Red State: Disgraced Former LA City Councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas Sentenced to 3 and a Half Years in Prison
Disgraced LA councilman convicted of bribery and fraud, sentenced to three-and-a-half years in federal prison.
Daily Wire: Ecuador Presidential Candidate Proposes Prison Ships Far Out To Sea, Action Against Narco-Terrorists
Presidential candidate Daniel Noboa vows to send violent criminals on prison ships out to sea if he wins in Ecuador's October election. The country has been plagued by violence and drug problems, with its prisons being controlled by criminal gangs. Noboa's proposal seeks to solve these issues quickly by leasing ships to house the most dangerous criminals, while also implementing long-term reforms.
Fox News: Famed carnival terrorized by men with giant knives, 8 stabbings, 275 arrests: 'Marred by serious violence'
Violent clashes and numerous arrests overshadowed the final day of the Notting Hill Carnival, with eight people stabbed and 75 officers attacked. The festival, Europe's largest street party and a celebration of Caribbean culture, saw over 2 million attendees. The Metropolitan Police Federation voiced disgust and called for a safer location, while the London Mayor's office defended the event's historical significance.
#technology
Fox News: Ask Kurt: Maxed out your Apple iCloud storage?
Larry from Marshville, North Carolina wants to empty his iCloud account and transfer photos to a thumb drive due to limited storage space. He can easily download photos from iCloud to a portable drive by accessing his cloud storage location, plugging in the thumb drive, logging into iCloud, selecting the desired photos, and saving them to the drive. One recommended thumb drive is the Amazon Basics 256GB USB.
#other
Forbes: Taylor Swift Manages A Very Rare Billboard Chart Feat: Three Top 10 Radio Smashes At Once
Taylor Swift has successfully released multiple singles from different albums simultaneously, earning three spots in the top 10 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart. Her oldest hit, "Anti-Hero," holds the No. 2 position, just below Miley Cyrus's "Flowers" which has been dominating the chart. Another song, "Cruel Summer," has risen to No. 8, while "Karma" maintains its position at No. 10. It is a significant achievement for Swift to have multiple songs in the top 10 on a competitive radio chart.
Breitbart: Disney Visual Effects Workers Vote to Unionize in Latest Setback to Studio
Visual effects artists at Walt Disney Studios have voted to unionize, joining the growing insurgency against the industry's sweatshop-like conditions. This comes in the midst of labor unrest and financial instability for Disney.
Spectator USA: With The Killer, will David Fincher return to his former greatness?
David Fincher, known for his cult films like "Se7en" and "Fight Club," disappointed his fans with unsuccessful movies like "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" and "Zodiac." However, after a quiet decade, he has returned with a new thriller called "The Killer," starring Michael Fassbender as an assassin seeking revenge. The teaser trailer looks promising, combining Fincher's visual flair with intense action scenes. Fans hope this movie will mark a return to form for the director.