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The Blaze: Mitch McConnell's latest freeze-up sheds light on a MUCH BIGGER issue
Sen. Mitch McConnell's health issues are raising concerns about his ability to serve. Supporters and opponents alike are urging him to resign due to his frequent freezing and inability to answer questions. This highlights the larger issue of the power of the political machine and the need for term limits.
The Right Scoop: DeSantis super PAC that supposedly switched to Trump is a FAKE PAC that raised less than $300 this year
A phony story about a DeSantis super PAC switching to Trump is debunked. The unauthorized PAC raised less than $300 and has no money to support Trump. Scamming Republican operatives are involved.
Fox News: Democrat governor's consultant used email coded with Greek to thwart public records searches: lawsuit
A consultant sent a coded email to Democrat Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's policy adviser, concealing information about the state's handling of a water crisis in Benton Harbor. The email referenced the Flint tragedy and used Greek alphabet letters to avoid detection. The email was discovered during a lawsuit filed by residents against Whitmer and others.
American Thinker: LA Times journalist accuses Republicans of going ‘dark’
Republicans have been accused of embracing a dark and dystopian vision of America, causing even fellow Republicans to object. The party's rhetoric, echoing Trump's "American carnage," perpetuates division and grievance. Democrats, however, also contribute to a bleak narrative, labeling America racist and promoting radical policies.
Foreign Policy: State Department Taps New Top China Official
The State Department has appointed Mark Lambert as the head of its Office of China Coordination, also known as the "China House", which focuses on countering China's influence globally. Lambert's appointment signals the Biden administration's dedication to a hawkish approach on China and a reorientation of federal agencies' focus on Beijing's activities . In other news, a military junta has deposed longtime Gabonese leader Ali Bongo, adding to the increasing number of coups in West Africa and the Sahel region. The rise in coups has led to calls for a reevaluation of how the West and the international community engage with these regions and their counterterrorism efforts .
The Blaze: Wait, wait, wait ... Pat Gray actually AGREES with Joe Biden on something?!
Joe Biden is surprised by discussions on book banning, while Pat Gray opposes him on various issues including science, abortion, free speech, borders, pronouns, women's sports, affordable energy, food, and truth. They agree that Biden never expected to be president.
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre responds to AOC: Biden has 'done more than anybody' to secure the border
White House Press Secretary defends President Biden's immigration policies, claiming he has done more than anyone else to secure the border and manage immigration. However, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticizes the administration, stating that immigration is their weakest issue and that their policies are influenced by politics. Republicans are accused of refusing to work with the White House in a bipartisan way.
#society
Daily Wire: San Francisco Commissioner, Creator Of ‘Doom Loop’ Tour, Resigns In Scathing Letter To Mayor
San Francisco land use commissioner resigns, blaming drug crisis for city's deterioration. He apologizes for creating the canceled "Doom Loop" walking tour that highlighted the worst of San Francisco. The city continues to struggle with homelessness, crime, and open-air drug markets.
Breitbart: Hollywood's Working Class Turns to Nonprofit Funds to Make Ends Meet During Strike
Unionized entertainment workers in New York are turning to nonprofits like the Entertainment Community Fund and the Motion Picture & Television Fund for financial support during the ongoing writers' and actors' strikes. These workers, who include wardrobes, makeup artists, carpenters, and electricians, have been hit hard by the strikes and are struggling to cover their expenses. The funds have granted millions of dollars to individuals and families to help them pay bills and avoid eviction. However, as the strikes continue, more workers are losing their health insurance and facing dire financial situations.
Breitbart: Hall of Famer Joe Montana Joins Lawsuit Charging City of San Francisco for Sewage Damage to Homes
NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana and other neighbors are suing the City of San Francisco over sewage damage caused by recent storms. Residents claim that the city's poor infrastructure led to sewage spills in their homes. The city argues that the storms were unusually severe and could not have been anticipated.
The Babylon Bee: Challenge: Can You Spot The Trans Woman In Each Of These 9 Photos?
Can you spot the trans women among these groups? It's not easy, they blend in perfectly. Can you tell who they are? Can you tell the difference? It's a tricky challenge, but most will fail.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine intel chief says Russia delivered first nuclear warheads to Belarus
The Ukraine intelligence chief reveals that Russia has delivered its first nuclear warheads to Belarus. This further establishes Russia's presence and influence in the region.
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Foreign Policy: Vivek Ramaswamy’s Foreign Policies Raise Eyebrows in Washington
Insurgent Republican presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy proposes to end American reliance on Taiwan, declare economic independence from China, give India a submarine deal, and broker a deal with Russia to end the invasion of Ukraine. Ramaswamy advocates for a strategic alliance with Russia to counter China, taking inspiration from Richard Nixon's diplomatic strategy. However, his views conflict with the Republican establishment in Congress and have invited criticism for lacking nuance.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Can We Really Grow Out of Debt?
In Raymond Chandler style, here's a very brief summary of the passage: The theory that public debt has no fiscal cost if interest rates are low and growth rates are higher has been debunked. The US government has been borrowing heavily, and with increasing debt levels and future obligations like Social Security and Medicare, growth alone cannot solve the debt problem. Economic growth is important, but it is not a solution to the growing debt crisis.
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Daily Wire: Joe Rogan Reacts To Oliver Anthony Sharing Faith, Reading Bible On Podcast: ‘Pretty F***ing Profound’
Singer Oliver Anthony, formerly known as Christopher Anthony Lunsford, revealed that his faith in God helped him overcome depression and thoughts of suicide. He spoke about finding peace through reading the Bible and surrendering his desires to a higher power. Anthony shared a scripture from Proverbs and discussed the transformative effect of his newfound faith during an interview with Joe Rogan.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney Credibly Accused of Juicing ‘Ahsoka’ Viewership Numbers
The Disney Grooming Syndicate is accused of manipulating viewership numbers for Ahsoka, the latest Star Wars series. While Disney claims it had 14 million views globally, third-party data from Samba TV shows only 1.2 million U.S. households watched the show in its first six days. This discrepancy raises questions about the credibility of Disney's numbers.
#health
National Review: CEO of Childbirth and Gynecology Organization Favors Abortion ‘Without Restrictions’
The CEO of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists argues for unlimited abortion, claiming it saves lives. Pro-life activists accuse Republicans of missing opportunities to share a strong pro-life message since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Fox News: Marijuana recommendation by US health agency hailed as first step to easing restrictions
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has recommended that marijuana be moved from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance, potentially reducing criminal penalties for possession. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra responded to President Biden's request, stating that a scientific evaluation has been completed and shared. Senate leaders praised the recommendation and called for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to follow through and ease federal restrictions on marijuana.
Newsbusters: The Law of Unintended Consequences Can’t Be Repealed
The Biden administration plans to subject certain prescription drugs to price negotiations. If companies refuse to comply with Medicare, they will be forced to withdraw from Medicare and Medicaid or face a 95% excise tax. This decision aims to lower costs for taxpayers, but it overlooks the expensive process of drug development and the burden it places on Americans. The new regulations may lead to a decline in drug development and investment in the industry.
Red State: Radioactive Boars Threaten Europe
Europe is facing a problem with radioactive wild boars, which are believed to have been made radioactive by nuclear weapons testing. The meat from these boars contains unsafe levels of radioactivity, with 88% of samples exceeding safe levels. This issue is not limited to Europe, as boars in Japan, possibly affected by the Fukushima incident, are also a concern.
#crime
Breitbart: Rapper 50 Cent Angrily Hurls Microphone into Crowd, Hits Fan in the Head
Rapper 50 Cent becomes a suspect in a criminal battery case after throwing a microphone into a crowd during a concert, hitting a woman in the head and causing blood to spill. The woman files a police report and goes to the hospital with a head laceration.
Fox News: Florida police respond to stabbing at Tampa-area high school
Two students injured in a stabbing at Countryside High School in Clearwater, Florida; suspect, also a student, is in custody.
#sports
Daily Wire: College Volleyball Game Breaks World Record For Women’s Sports
In a historic event, a college volleyball game in Nebraska drew over 92,000 fans, setting a world record for the largest attendance at a women's sporting event. The University of Nebraska Huskers emerged victorious, and the record-breaking announcement sparked wild celebrations among the crowd.
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Forbes: The Implications Of AI Elements Not Being Protected By Copyright
Recent court decision confirms that elements of works created by artificial intelligence ("AI Elements") are not protected by copyright. This has significant implications for Hollywood as AI Elements may include portions of screenplays, music, characters, and visuals. AI Elements will fall into the public domain and can be used by anyone, unless protected by contractual agreements. The decision does not change the analysis of copyright infringement or fair use defense regarding AI input or derivative works. As the line between human and AI creation blurs, tough decisions will arise. Guilds will aim to limit studios' use of AI Elements, an issue addressed in the current strikes. One way to achieve copyright protection for AI Elements is to own the pre-existing works they are based on.
Fox News: Live Florida report catches exact moment city loses power Idalia
During a live broadcast of Hurricane Idalia in Florida, reporter Forrest Saunders loses power and gets caught in the darkness caused by the storm. The hurricane, which eventually downgraded to a tropical storm, caused widespread damage and flooding in Florida and neighboring states.
Fox News: George Clooney plays leading man to wife Amal in Venice as she receives major honor
George and Amal Clooney were spotted enjoying a date night in Venice, Italy, boarding a gondola and heading to dinner. Amal was honored at the DVF Awards, wearing a pale pink champagne slip dress, while Clooney wore a black suit. The couple looked lovingly at each other during the event, adding to their romantic appearance.
Forbes: Biden Visiting Florida Saturday To See Hurricane Idalia Aftermath—Shortly After Surveying Maui Damage
President Joe Biden will visit Florida to survey the damage caused by Hurricane Idalia. This visit comes shortly after his visit to survey the damage from wildfires in Hawaii. The president was criticized for the timing of his visit to Hawaii, but the White House defended it, stating that it would not have been conducive to recovery efforts.