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Front Page Magazine: Biden Regime Pressured Facebook to Ban Jokes
The Biden regime pressured Facebook to remove posts that disagreed with its COVID-19 narrative, including jokes about COVID vaccines. A Facebook vice president admitted that they were under pressure to comply but believed it was wrong. Facebook executives expressed concern that removing dissenting posts could fuel vaccine hesitancy and conspiracy theories. The regime denies wrongdoing, but it's clear that the freedom of speech is under threat from the government.
The American Spectator: Five Quick Things: Abbott’s ‘Killer’ Rio Grande Barrier
The first paragraph summarizes a news story about people drowning while attempting to swim across the Rio Grande river to illegally enter the United States. The blame for these deaths is being placed on Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the barrier he installed in the river. The Mexican government and the Associated Press are supporting this narrative, while the author argues that the responsibility lies with the individuals who attempted the dangerous crossing.
The second paragraph discusses Tucker Carlson's interview with former US Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund and raises questions about federal agents being present in the crowd on January 6th. Donald Trump has subpoenaed Fox News for the unaired interview and Carlson plans to re-interview Sund. The author criticizes Fox News for suppressing this information and suggests that viewers should punish the network by not watching.
Front Page Magazine: How To Create Conspiracy Theories
Government stonewalling, lying officials, unequal application of the law, and a compliant media breed skepticism and conspiracy theories. The January 6 events at the Capitol were fueled by the presence of FBI informants and misleading narratives. Asymmetrical media coverage and the selective punishment of violence further deepened suspicions. Revelations of government misconduct have only confirmed the suspicions of conspiracy theorists. The only way to counter conspiracy theories is for the government to start telling the truth.
Spectator USA: Donald Trump is the leading 2024 candidate — all thanks to Democrats
Donald Trump remains a strong presidential candidate despite facing legal troubles, with polls showing close competition against Joe Biden. The left's multiple indictments against Trump are yielding diminishing returns, giving Republicans the opportunity to weaponize speech and intensify their criticisms. Despite warnings from figures like Barack Obama, Biden's team believes they can beat Trump in the next election. However, their legal strategy may inadvertently bolster Trump's chances of returning to the White House.
The American Spectator: Jack Smith’s Sham Indictment Shows Biden Regime Wants to Face Trump
Former President Donald Trump faces a sham indictment, with the Biden Regime using the federal prosecutorial apparatus to target a political opponent. The indictment accuses Trump of leading a criminal conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, despite his constitutional duty to address alleged fraud. This indictment is a political move to weaken Trump and ensure a rematch in the 2024 presidential election.
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Townhall: Dreadful 'Fascist' Barbie Dominates the Cinema
A marketing barrage surrounds the release of the "Barbie" movie, which despite its attempts at irony, fails to impress. The film serves as a clumsy critique of patriarchy and capitalism, with frequent references to these themes throughout. Despite its flaws, the movie is likely to boost sales of Barbie dolls.
Front Page Magazine: Taliban Destroys What's Left of Afghanistan’s Universities
The Taliban has taken control of Afghanistan's education system, appointing unqualified members to head universities and other educational institutions. The group is determined to suppress secular education and promote Islamic instruction, leading to a brain drain as professors and students seek opportunities abroad. The eradication of secular education is likely to contribute to the spread of extremist ideologies in the country and have negative impacts on the future of Afghanistan.
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Flag And Cross: Latino Filmmakers Harness Crowdfunding For Powerful And Impactful Films
Crowdfunding empowers Latino filmmakers to create diverse and impactful films. Avenida Entertainment Group is launching a campaign to raise money for independent filmmakers and create a streaming platform for Latino films.
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Townhall: Thanks to Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, DOE Defunds School Archery Programs
The Biden administration is cutting funding for school archery and hunting programs, citing the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. The move has faced criticism from Republicans and hunting-related associations.
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The American Spectator: J.J. Wolf and Michael Mmoh Duke It Out
In a tense tennis match, J.J. Wolf had two match points but couldn't seal the win against Michael Mmoh. Mmoh's unexpected skills had caused an upset earlier in the tournament.
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Townhall: New EPA Tailpipe Rules Play into The Hands of America’s Enemies
The Environmental Protection Agency's tailpipe emissions rules, aimed at promoting electric vehicles, may inadvertently give China control over the American transportation and IT sectors. China currently dominates EV development and controls a significant amount of the world's mineral deposits and EV battery manufacturing capacity. This dependence on China poses a national security risk for the US. These misguided environmental policies ignore the secondary environmental effects and jeopardize American security and economy.