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#politics
Breitbart: Donald Trump: 'WE WILL NOT COMPLY' with Mask or Vaccine Mandates
Trump refuses to comply with lockdowns, mask mandates, and vaccine rules. He accuses the left wing of fear-mongering and using COVID as an excuse for political gain. He vows to cut federal funding to any institution that imposes these mandates if he becomes president again.
Daily Wire: Rapid Reaction: Fani Willis Wants To ‘Get Trump.’ Viktor Orban Wants To Get Him Back In Oval Office.
1. Former President Trump pleads not guilty in Georgia on 13 felony counts related to challenging the 2020 election results.
2. Impeachment inquiry into President Biden likely "imminent" as Republicans call for action.
Breitbart: AZ Secretary of State Says Trump Cannot be Kept off Arizona Ballot
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced that Arizona law prohibits the Fourteenth Amendment from being used against Trump to keep him off the presidential ballot. Fontes initially considered using the amendment but changed his stance later, calling the state supreme court's precedent "stupid." New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan also decided not to remove any names from the Republican primary ballot after considering the use of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Washington Free Beacon: Sneaking Past SCOTUS: California Dems Attempt Affirmative Action Workaround
California Democrats are pushing for a ballot initiative in 2024 to allow certain public programs to target individuals based on their race, despite the state’s ban on affirmative action. Legal experts warn that this move could result in endless litigation and may not hold up in court. The proposal, authored by Assemblyman Corey Jackson and co-authored by Mia Bonta, seeks to find a workaround to California's affirmative action ban by creating "research-based" or "culturally specific" programs. However, critics argue that it would likely fail to meet the Supreme Court's strict test and would be vulnerable to legal challenges.
Breitbart: Post Debate National Poll: Trump Still Leads with Support from Half of Republicans
In the latest Emerson College survey, former President Donald Trump remains the frontrunner in the Republican primary field with 50 percent support, followed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at 12 percent and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy at nine percent. Trump's lead has decreased by six points, while DeSantis and Ramaswamy have seen a slight increase in support. The survey also reveals that Trump's voters would split between DeSantis and Ramaswamy if Trump does not run.
#society
Breitbart: Few Voters Support Transgender Medical Procedures for Children
Most voters are against allowing children to undergo transgender-related medical procedures without parental permission. A poll found that 58% of respondents are against medical interventions, such as surgery or puberty blockers, for children under 18. Those who supported such procedures were primarily strong Democrats.
Fox News: Search underway after passenger on world's largest cruise ship goes overboard
A passenger goes overboard on Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas cruise ship off the coast of Cuba. The crew initiates a search and rescue operation with local authorities.
Forbes: Conservative Brands—Including Beer, Chocolate, Razors And More—Are Trying To Profit On Anti-‘Woke’ Backlash
Conservative pundits and business owners are starting their own anti-woke companies in response to businesses supporting the LGBTQ community. Brands like Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer, Jeremy's Chocolates, Jeremy's Razors, American Beauty, Seven Weeks Coffee, and Veebs are among those that have been launched. Some of these brands are donating portions of their profits to political causes, while others have faced criticism for high prices and slow delivery times. The rise of these anti-woke brands came after boycotts against businesses deemed "woke" gained momentum earlier this year.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Spending Reform Ideas for the Farm Bill
Congress is set to spend a lot of money on the farm bill, mainly on agriculture subsidies and food assistance for low-income households. The subsidies primarily benefit wealthy farmers, not struggling ones. Reforming these programs, as New Zealand did successfully, could increase productivity and income. SNAP, the food-assistance program, also needs reform due to fraud and increased costs. Cutting spending in the farm bill would demonstrate the possibility of standing up to special interests and addressing wasteful spending.
#military
Breitbart: Exclusive--Roy Bill Defunds Marine Corps University for 'Woke Propaganda'
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) introduced a bill to defund a center at Marine Corps University hosting a gender and security program. The center faced criticism for the program, but defended it and called out those who disagreed. Roy argues that military should focus on combat rather than discussing gender theory.
#crime
Daily Wire: ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Illegal Alien Escapes Pennsylvania Prison; Manhunt Underway For Murderer
An illegal alien and convicted murderer, Danelo Cavalcante, has escaped from a Pennsylvania prison. Authorities are conducting a wide search for him.
Fox News: 'General Hospital' star Haley Pullos returns to court over felony DUI charges
"General Hospital" actress Haley Pullos appeared in court for her DUI hearing. She wore a blue-green dress and a brace from her April crash was visible. The case will continue until October.
The American Spectator: Proud Boys Leader Gets Sentenced to 17 Years In Prison
Former Proud Boys leader Joseph Biggs has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for his involvement in the Capitol riot. Federal prosecutors accused him of leading a group, instigating the mob, and breaching police lines. U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly, a Donald Trump appointee, emphasized the need to prevent a repeat of such events.
Daily Wire: CNN Legal Analyst Hits New York AG Over Civil Case Against Trump: ‘No One Really Got Defrauded’
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said that the civil fraud case against Donald Trump by New York Attorney General Letitia James is weak because there were no victims. Although Trump inflated his net worth, the banks who made the loans were repaid with interest, so they were not defrauded.
Forbes: 84-Year-Old Accused Of Shooting Kansas City Teen Ralph Yarl Will Stand Trial
The judge ruled that Andrew Lester will stand trial for shooting Ralph Yarl, a Black teen who mistakenly approached Lester's home. Lester pleaded not guilty to the charges. The shooting has raised $3.4 million for Yarl's medical expenses and college tuition.
#sports
Fox News: NFL decides not to punish Dolphins' Tyreek Hill for June marina incident
All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill won't be disciplined by the NFL after being accused of assault by a marine worker in Miami. The incident was resolved in July and the NFL determined no violation of conduct policy.
#other
Forbes: New Shows And Movies To Stream This Weekend On Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Max, Disney+ And More
This weekend, there are new shows and movies to stream on various platforms. The highlights include the release of "One Piece" on Netflix, which has garnered positive reviews so far. Amazon Prime Video also released the second season of "Wheel of Time," although it has received mixed feedback. Additionally, Netflix offers a "choose-your-own-adventure" rom-com called "Choose Love," and the final season of "Disenchantment," a fantasy cartoon. Lastly, Jurassic Park is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a limited theatrical re-release. .