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3 Aug 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Devon Archer Confirms Breitbart News' 2020 Report on Joe Biden, Kazakhstan Dinner
Devon Archer confirms that in 2014, then-Vice President Joe Biden had dinner at Café Milano with his son Hunter's associates from Kazakhstan. A photograph of the meeting was published on an anti-corruption website. Archer also confirmed that Biden had dinner with Yelena Baturina, the widow of the former Moscow mayor, who had wired Hunter Biden $3.5 million.
The New American: Vivek Ramaswamy: Not Constitutionally Eligible to be President - The New American
Vivek Ramaswamy, a popular conservative figure, is not constitutionally eligible to be president due to his parents' immigration timeline. The requirement of being a natural-born citizen should be upheld, despite previous controversies.
National Review: Nikki Haley Says She’s ‘Tired of Commenting on Every Trump Drama’
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley expressed her exhaustion with constantly commenting on every drama surrounding former President Trump. She argued that the focus should be on addressing issues such as China, border security, and reversing Bidenomics. While she acknowledged Trump's responsibility in the events of January 6, she believed that prosecuting him for expressing his beliefs on the election would be unjust. Haley criticized the politicization of the Justice Department and emphasized the need to prioritize important national issues.
Newsbusters: Scarborough Apologizes for Saying He Doesn't Care If Hunter Biden Goes to Jail!
Joe Scarborough, co-host of Morning Joe on MSNBC, sparked speculation when he dramatically changed his stance on Hunter Biden from defending him to criticizing him. Initially, Scarborough dismissed claims against Hunter Biden as a left-wing conspiracy, but then he shifted his tone to be more anti-Trump and admitted that if Hunter Biden is guilty of something, he should go to jail. The sudden change in Scarborough's opinion raises questions about who may have influenced him. It remains to be seen if Scarborough's apology will satisfy his superiors at MSNBC or if further consequences will follow.
Breitbart: Report: Obama Warns Biden of Trump's Campaigning Strength
Former President Barack Obama privately warned President Joe Biden about the campaigning strength of Donald Trump alongside an energized GOP. Obama expressed his concerns about Trump's grip on the Republican Party and highlighted the need for Biden's campaign to address this. Opinion polls have shown that many Americans perceive Trump as a strong leader, while considering Biden a weak leader. Obama plans to support Biden's campaign by appearing at fundraisers and reaching out to new audiences.
PJ Media: Democrats Have a Third Party Problem, and It's Not Going Away
In the 2016 election, Jill Stein's Green Party candidacy took votes away from Clinton, allowing Trump to win in key states. In 2024, Biden is facing challenges from the left by Cornel West and from the right by Joe Manchin. West has 4% support but may not take votes from Trump. Manchin is popular but says he won't run if he can't win. The race may change and a third-party candidate could emerge.
The Blaze: EXPOSED: The Deep State plans for the 2024 election
Donald Trump has been indicted three times, the latest focusing on his questioning of the election and events of January 6. Glenn Beck believes this is part of a larger plan by the left to secure future election victories. He exposes the deep state's efforts to accuse Trump of collusion with Russia and undermine his presidency. He urges people not to lose hope and to recognize their power to change the system.
Fox News: Top Democrat tries to school Justice Alito in growing tiff over Supreme Court oversight
Top Senate Democrat criticizes Justice Samuel Alito for expressing views on a controversial bill to impose ethics rules on the Supreme Court. Alito argues that Congress does not have the authority to regulate the Court. Senate Judiciary chairman Durbin fires back, stating that ensuring ethical conduct by justices is critical.
Fox News: New York 'at the desperation stage' due to migrant crisis as shelters hit capacity: Report
Homelessness and migrants have reached a "desperation stage" in Manhattan, with shelters overburdened. The city is facing a new normal as homeless migrants camp out on sidewalks.
New York City is running out of space and resources for migrants. Mayor Eric Adams has called for federal support and the declaration of a state of emergency. The city aims to prevent the formation of tent cities like in other municipalities.
Daily Wire: ‘I Am Livid’: Sinema Blasts Former Boss Schumer For NY Getting Roughly Double Immigration Funding
Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema criticizes Democratic Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer for allocating more FEMA funding to New York than to Arizona, a border state. Sinema believes the decision is influenced by Schumer's and the Speaker of the House's connection to New York. She argues that the funds should be used to address the border crisis in Arizona instead.
PJ Media: Medicare’s Raw Deal for Doctors Threatens Rural Medicine
Medicare must be accessible to all Americans, including those in rural areas. The lack of qualified health professionals in rural areas poses a challenge. Reimbursement rates for doctors have not kept up with inflation, leading to diminishing returns. This has resulted in a shortage of physicians and an increase in costs for Medicare and taxpayers. Legislation called the Strengthening Medicare for Patients and Providers Act aims to address these issues and provide better financial stability for independent physicians in rural areas.
#society
Flag And Cross: Bird Feeding Surges Worldwide During Covid Lockdowns, Even In Unexpected Places
Lockdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic led to a surge in interest in bird feeding worldwide. Research shows that people from over 100 countries, including those not traditionally known for bird feeding, became more interested in this pastime. The popularity of bird feeding was found to be linked to the variety of bird species in a country.
Forbes: Lizzo Responds To Lawsuit Alleging Hostile Workplace
Pop star Lizzo responds to allegations of creating a hostile work environment for former dance team members. Lawsuit filed against her in LA Superior Court. Instagram post denies the allegations and receives mixed reactions from fans.
The New American: Farage Wins Battle With Bank, Starts Campaign to Help Other “Debanked” People - The New American
Nigel Farage's bank reversed its decision to close his accounts due to political reasons after he exposed their discriminatory actions. He is now campaigning to end the widespread issue of politically motivated bank account closures, launching a campaign called AccountClosed. Farage hopes to advocate for the rights of those who have been debanked and ensure that such actions are no longer taken in the future.
#economy
National Review: The Downgrade We Deserve
The United States has been downgraded by Fitch Ratings, which is both warranted and absurd. While default is unlikely, the country's increasing debt levels and reckless overspending make the downgrade merited. The risk of real losses and high inflation is a concern, and the downgrade highlights the need for fiscal restraint.
The Blaze: Horowitz: Treasury set to borrow unfathomable $3.2 trillion by the end of the year
The U.S. government's credit rating has been downgraded by Fitch due to excessive debt and inflation concerns. The Treasury plans to borrow over $1.8 trillion this year, leading to higher interest rates and economic decline. The debt is spiraling out of control, with no end in sight.
Flag And Cross: Cameco Corp. Expected To Report Quarterly Earnings Amid Growing Demand For Uranium Fuel
Cameco Corporation is set to report quarterly earnings, being one of the biggest global providers of uranium fuel for nuclear power. Analysts expect earnings of 10 cents per share on revenue of $355.27 million. Calls are outpacing puts in trading, with traders expecting the stock to rise.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: Kirk Cameron’s Upcoming Pro-God Takeover of Nation's Libraries Message Is Already Ruffling Feathers
Actor-author Kirk Cameron has organized an event called "See You at the Library" to bring Americans together at their local public libraries to pray, sing, and read books of virtue. The event has faced resistance from protesters, drag queen performers, LGBTQI representatives, and library officials. Despite the challenges, Cameron remains undaunted, urging families who love God and America to join him at the libraries. This event represents a unique American opportunity to gather in community settings and proclaim faith in Christ while combating an anti-God, anti-American ideology.
#culture
Forbes: How 1,000 Year Old Markets & Small Shops Can Inspire Today’s Retailers
Retail in Europe holds the key to understanding the true essence of great merchandising and customer service. Ancient marketplaces, like the 1,000-year-old Borough Market in London, demonstrate the power of visual merchandising, storytelling, and personalization. Similar principles can be witnessed in farmer's markets in France, soap stores in Mediterranean villages, and cheese shops in Amsterdam. These small shops offer a unique and authentic retail experience that is often missing in today's commoditized market.
#crime
Fox News: DOJ raises possible 'conflicts of interest' with Trump aide Walt Nauta's defense lawyer: 'Divided loyalties'
Prosecutors are concerned about a potential conflict of interest with the defense attorney representing former President Trump's aide, Walt Nauta, in the case involving classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. The attorney, Stanley Woodward, has represented other individuals involved in the DOJ investigation, including witnesses that may testify against Nauta. The government is requesting a Garcia hearing to evaluate these potential conflicts of interest.
The Federalist Papers: 75 Year Old Woman Armed With a 357 Magnum Called 'Superwoman' After Shooting At Two Intruders
In a late-night home invasion, a 75-year-old woman used a .357 Magnum to defend herself and her property against armed intruders. She fired shots before the suspects fled, and she was unharmed.
#outdoors
Forbes: California’s York Fire Spreads Over 94,000 Acres—Biggest This Year In Golden State
California's York Fire, the largest in the state so far this year, has expanded over the remote Mojave Desert, threatening the iconic Joshua trees. The fire has grown to over 94,000 acres due to dry conditions and high winds, posing a risk to wildlife and destroying three structures.
Field & Stream: Best Rubber Hunting Boots of 2023
The article is about the best rubber hunting boots in different categories. The author analyzed various factors such as affordability, breathability, comfort, insulation, stealth, waterproofness, and weight to determine the best boots. The selected boots include the Irish Setter MudTrek, LaCrosse Alphaburly Pro, Thorogood Infinity FD Rubber Boots, LaCrosse Burly, Muck's Arctic Pro, Rocky Sport Pro Pull-On Snake Boot, and Bogs Blaze II.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Energy Sector To Surge: IShares U.S. Oil & Gas ETF Picked In CNBC's Final Trades
Qualcomm's sales decline in its handset chip division, but its automotive business sees growth. The company's CEO emphasizes their AI strategy.
McDonald's reports strong sales growth and beats analyst expectations. Shares of both McDonald's and Qualcomm decline slightly.
#other
Forbes: Madonna May Be Headed For Her First Grammy Nominations In More Than A Decade
Madonna, a trailblazing pop culture icon, has been left out of the Grammy nominations for over a decade. However, her recent collaborations with The Weeknd and Sam Smith could potentially secure her a spot in the competitive fields of pop or R&B, marking her triumphant return to the Grammy stage.
Fox News: Greenpeace climate protesters climb atop UK prime minister's home, hang black fabric
Climate activists from Greenpeace covered the British prime minister's home in black cloth to protest his oil policy. Four members of the group were arrested for the demonstration. Greenpeace wanted Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to be a climate leader rather than a climate arsonist due to his support for oil and gas drilling.