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#politics
Flag And Cross: Capitol Physician Issues Statement After Evaluation of McConnell's Freezing Incident: ‘He Is Medically Clear’
After recent incidents of freezing during news conferences, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has been cleared to continue working by his physician. McConnell, who suffered a concussion earlier this year, experienced lightheadedness which caused the freezing episode. This has raised concerns about his health and fitness for his political position.
Daily Wire: Bill Barr Weighs In On If He Believes Trump Trials Are Election Interference
Former Attorney General Bill Barr rejects the notion that investigations into Donald Trump constitute election interference. Barr asserts that if a prominent person commits a crime and is seeking office, they should not be granted blanket immunity. He believes that resolving legal issues before an election is an essential principle of the criminal justice system.
The Blaze: Previously deported Mexican man who pled guilty to illegally re-entering the US and intending to distribute fentanyl has been sentenced
A previously deported Mexican man named Jesus Gracielo Garcia-Vega, also known as Jonathan Ivan Badillo-Hernandez, has been sentenced to over six years in prison for intending to distribute fentanyl in the U.S. Garcia-Vega pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute the drug and unlawful re-entry of a deported alien. He has a history of deportations, but continued to engage in criminal behavior. The border crisis has worsened since President Joe Biden took office, with high numbers of southwest land border encounters each month. The distribution of fentanyl is a serious threat to public safety, and law enforcement will aggressively pursue and bring individuals like Garcia-Vega to justice.
Daily Wire: Stephen A. Smith Gushes Over Gavin Newsom, But Highlights ‘Problematic’ Issue For Him
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith praised California Governor Gavin Newsom as a potential Democratic candidate in 2024, but expressed concern about the state's high taxes. Smith argued that the Democratic Party should choose a different route and not rely on President Joe Biden, who would be 82 during the election year. Despite the tax issue, Smith commended Newsom for his forceful approach against the Right and called him "brilliant."
Breitbart: Clarence Thomas Financial Disclosures Refute Leftist Attacks
Leftwing Democrats are attacking Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas over his financial disclosures, but their claims are baseless. Thomas disclosed additional details about gifts and hospitality he had received, including his friendship with billionaire GOP megadonor Harlan Crow. Critics argue that these disclosures suggest wrongdoing, but fail to provide evidence. Thomas's financial disclosures also include inadvertent omissions, as is common with public officials. The attacks on Thomas are part of a larger effort by partisan Democrats to target conservative justices on the court.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Monthly Mortgage Payments Touch All-Time High
The nationwide median home-sale price has surged to $380,000, reflecting a 5% year-over-year increase, driven by a severe lack of inventory. Homeowners are hesitant to sell due to low mortgage rates. Pending sales and mortgage-purchase applications have declined, affecting lenders like JPMorgan Chase & Co. However, the Miami real estate market stands out with a 17% increase in median home-sale prices, attributed to a supply shortage and cash-rich out-of-town buyers. This mixed data poses challenges for companies like Bank of America Corp.
Breitbart: White House on Majority of Americans Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck: Wages Only Started Outpacing Inflation Recently
White House official acknowledges that many Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck and need to see wage gains continue. Despite current improvements, he emphasizes the need to look towards the future with plans for reducing prescription drug costs, implementing fair overtime pay, and supporting manufacturing.
#health
Daily Wire: 12% Of The Population Eats 50% Of U.S. Beef: Study
New research reveals that 12% of the US population, primarily men between 50 and 65, consume 50% of the country's daily meat. The study aims to educate about the environmental and health risks of eating meat in order to combat climate change. However, the researchers anticipate resistance from this group due to cultural norms and taste preferences.
#education
Red State: Esteemed Education Council Issues Its Recipe for Success: Don't Hire Old White Men to Run Colleges
The American Council on Education calls for greater diversity in university presidency, highlighting the lack of representation for women and people of color. They suggest filling vacant positions with marginalized candidates to achieve parity. However, this approach raises questions about discrimination based on race, sex, and age.
#crime
Forbes: Washington, DC Will Pay $5.1 Million For Violating The Second Amendment
Washington, D.C. will pay $5.1 million to settle a lawsuit challenging its unconstitutional gun control laws. Six gun owners, including a nurse and a fired employee, will receive $50,000 each. The settlement will also compensate around 3,000 other victims.
Breitbart: Joe Biggs Sentenced to 17 Years, Judge Applies ‘Terrorism’ Enhancement
Joe Biggs, a leader of the Proud Boys, has been sentenced to 17 years in federal prison for his role in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. He was convicted on various charges, including seditious conspiracy and destruction of government property. The judge determined that Biggs qualified for a terrorism enhancement because he tore down a fence at the Capitol.
#sports
Breitbart: Riley Gaines Owns Keith Olbermann in Ongoing Social Media Feud: 'Makes Sense Why You Got Fired'
Riley Gaines, a women's sports advocate, engages in a feud with fired ESPN sports anchor Keith Olbermann. She effectively counters his attacks, proving her success as a swimmer. Olbermann's history of job loss indicates his lack of credibility.
Forbes: How Aaron Rodgers Could Make Year One In New York Historic
Aaron Rodgers is closing in on a major milestone of 500 career touchdowns. If he maintains his current pace, he will reach this milestone in just 242 games, making him the fastest quarterback in NFL history to achieve this feat.
#science
Forbes: Biology Is Our Best Tool To Unmake Pollution
New techniques for sorting microbes reveal the amazing abilities of bacteria. Scientists are exploring how to utilize these abilities, including the potential to clean up pollutants such as PFAs. Allonnia, a company specializing in bioremediation, has developed a system using bacteria to break down the forever chemical 1,4 Dioxane, eliminating up to 98% of the contaminant. This is just the beginning of a new era in understanding and harnessing the power of microbes.
#other
Breitbart: Biden Targets Six Communities to Dump New York City's Migrants
President Joe Biden's administration has identified six locations in New York and New Jersey to resettle foreign migrants who are currently overwhelming government-funded shelters in New York City. The proposed sites, which include airports and state parks, are mostly located outside of the city. Local officials and residents have expressed concerns about the burden that resettling migrants will place on their communities. Governor Kathy Hochel has proposed granting work permits to the migrants, which would lower wages for American workers but allow politicians to claim they are not reliant on welfare.
Flag And Cross: Bitwise CIO Pushes SEC To Give The Nod To All Bitcoin Spot ETF Applications
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan is urging the SEC to approve all Bitcoin spot ETF applications, hoping for multiple ETFs to launch simultaneously. Cathie Wood shares this sentiment, predicting the SEC may greenlight more than one ETF at once. The outcome of Bitwise's application is uncertain, and the prevailing sentiment is that the SEC may postpone their decision once again.