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#politics
Fox News: Trump crashes wedding to chants of 'USA!' hours after DC indictment: 'The man doesn't stop'
Former President Trump crashes wedding at his golf club while indicted, receives cheers and addresses crowd.
Forbes: CNN: Trump Was ‘Raging On The Plane’ Over News Coverage Of His Third Arrest
Former President Donald Trump was furious over media coverage of his arraignment on charges related to the 2020 election. He was angry that the judge referred to him as "Mr. Trump" instead of "Mr. President" and was visibly upset during the flight back home. Trump denounced the charges as persecution and accused President Biden of using the Justice Department to target him.
Newsbusters: Mitchell To Pelosi: 'You Were Very Cautious' About Impeachment
MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell interviewed former Speaker Nancy Pelosi about Republicans considering the impeachment of President Biden, but Pelosi dismissed the idea as frivolous and a diversionary tactic. Pelosi touted job reports and claimed that Republicans have nothing to offer the American people. She expressed her desire for Democrats to win the House in 2024, criticizing the GOP as a cult.
The Federalist: CA Dems Play Affirmative Action Games Over Feinstein Senate Seat
Race-based preferences dominate the competition for Dianne Feinstein's Senate seat in California. Concerns about Feinstein's failing health and cognitive decline are escalating, with calls for her retirement and replacement. Some California Democrats are demanding her resignation to influence her replacement, while others fear it could benefit rival candidates.
American Thinker: More proof that Dianne Feinstein is mentally incompetent
Sen. Dianne Feinstein is incapable of handling her own affairs, raising concerns about the state of politics in America. The focus is on a battle between Feinstein, her daughter, and her late husband's daughters, revealing a larger issue of mentally incapacitated elected officials. Democrats choose to keep these politicians in office due to their compliance and puppet-like nature, as they are easily controlled by the shadowy figures behind the scenes.
Fox News: Biden campaign seizes on appearance with Tuberville to thump Trump on national security
The Biden campaign criticizes Trump and Tuberville, claiming their actions put military readiness at risk. They accuse them of playing political games and prioritizing their extreme agenda over governing and protecting the nation. Trump's campaign spokesperson fires back, blaming Biden for the Afghanistan withdrawal and leaving Americans behind. Tuberville has also been in conflict with the Pentagon over abortion policies, calling them a misuse of national security resources. Biden's administration accuses Tuberville of harming military recruitment and retention while Tuberville argues that Democrats are politicizing the military.
Red State: Trump Campaign Pulls Strings to Ensure Primary Delegate Counts
The Trump campaign is pressuring state Republican parties to change how they award delegates in order to ensure his chances of winning the GOP nomination in 2024 and block alterations that could assist his rivals. They are aiming for similar delegation proposals in several states, making it easier for a front-runner like Trump to secure nomination. Recent polling shows Trump leading among likely Republican primary voters, and if successful, these rule changes could help him lock up the GOP nomination early.
The Blaze: 'It's actually not': CBS reporter smacks down Dem lawmaker for trying to deceive on what Devon Archer actually testified
CBS News reporter exposes Rep. Dan Goldman for misleading claims about Devon Archer's testimony on Hunter Biden's alleged corruption. The transcript reveals that it was Goldman, not Archer, who used the phrase "illusion of access." Archer agreed that Hunter sold the illusion but clarified that no material discussions took place. Biden's defenders claim any conversation was unrelated to business.
The Federalist Papers: WaPo Fact Checker Rewinds Clock to Slam Biden with 4 Pinocchios for Hunter Business Claim from 3 Years Ago
President Biden has been called out by The Washington Post for falsely claiming during a 2020 debate that his son, Hunter Biden, never earned money from Chinese business deals. Hunter Biden has now admitted in court that he made a substantial amount of money from a Chinese energy firm linked to the Communist Party. The president's denial has been directly contradicted by his son's testimony, leading to a reevaluation of his previous claim.
The Babylon Bee: Trump Charged With Questioning Election Results While Not Being A Democrat
Former President Trump appeared in court after being charged by Special Council Jack Smith with questioning election results while not being a Democrat. Smith emphasized that only Democrats are allowed to question election results, referring to the Constitution. Trump also faces other charges, including removing a USB drive without ejecting it and wearing a National Park Junior Ranger badge without completing the activity booklet. At the time of publishing, Trump pleaded "not guilty" on all charges, claiming to be a Democrat.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Towers over Michigan Primary Field with 61 Percent of Vote
More than six in ten Republican voters in Michigan support Donald Trump for their party's nomination, far ahead of the other candidates. On the Democrat side, Joe Biden maintains a lead over his challengers.
Daily Wire: Pro-Life Activist Prosecuted By Biden Administration Running For Congress
Pro-life activist Mark Houck, who was prosecuted by the Biden administration over an alleged confrontation at an abortion clinic, is running for Congress. He aims to protect citizens' rights and traditional values in Pennsylvania's 1st District. Houck faced an aggressive approach by federal authorities, raising concerns among Republican lawmakers.
#society
Breitbart: NYT: Dianne Feinstein's Daughter Has Power of Attorney over 90-Year-Old Mom
Katherine Feinstein has power of attorney over her mother's legal affairs as her health is questioned. They are in a dispute over her late husband's estate.
Spectator USA: The right’s dangerous embrace of Andrew Tate
Conservative media personalities like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens are embracing controversial figure Andrew Tate despite his misogynistic commentary, alleged abuse of women, and charges of human trafficking. They focus on his views about the importance of masculinity, ignoring his toxic lifestyle. Tate's message targets young men with destructive ideas of narcissism, sexual prowess, and obsession with appearance. While Carlson's interview with Tate gained immense attention and support, his toxic beliefs undermine conservative values and erode their credibility on family values. Despite his large following, conservatives should distance themselves from Tate's harmful ideology.
The Blaze: 'A little bit of fatherhood': Airline pilot goes viral after telling passengers what behavior won't fly
In a viral video, an American Airlines pilot scolds passengers about flying etiquette. The pilot emphasizes the importance of safety and respect, and urges passengers to treat each other well. His speech is praised by many, although some find it patronizing.
National Review: The Corner: Gen Z Invents Another Strategy for Laziness
Gen Z has popularized the trend of "bed-rotting," or spending excessive time lying in bed. This laziness, combined with the rise of a "useless" class fueled by technology, contributes to Gen Z's mental-health crisis. The promotion of lazy behavior hinders their ability to find meaning and leads to increased levels of anxiety and depression.
Breitbart: Poll: Most Americans Either Don't Care or Are Undecided About the Hollywood Strikes
A new poll shows majority of Americans either don't care or feel ambivalent about the Hollywood strike. Only 38% sympathize with the strikers and 7% sympathize with the studios.
Fox News: Prosecutors pull 'U-turn,' charge army vet over silent prayer within abortion clinic 'buffer zone'
A United Kingdom military veteran is facing criminal charges for silently praying outside an abortion clinic in violation of "buffer zone" laws. Adam Smith-Connor, who served in the army reserves for 20 years, argues that his silent praying is protected under his freedom of thought. The charges carry steep fines.
Fox News: Christian singer mocks Idaho newspaper calling worship gathering ‘dangerous:' 'Good news is that God wins'
Christian singer and activist Sean Feucht responds to a state newspaper's criticism of his Christian ministry as "dangerous." The paper attacked Feucht and his allies for trying to inject Christianity into government. Feucht dismissed the criticism and affirmed his commitment to his beliefs.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Polls Show Waning GOP Support for Ukraine Aid
Republican voters are divided on the issue of U.S. aid to Ukraine. While many believe that the Biden administration is not tough enough on Russia, they are also concerned about the extent of the aid being provided. A majority of Republicans in key primary states feel that the current level of support is too much, while Democrats are more supportive.
Flag And Cross: U.S. Jewish Organizations Urge UN Ambassador To Embrace Antisemitism Definition
Eleven U.S. Jewish organizations urged the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to embrace the dominant definition of antisemitism, countering left-wing Democrats who applauded the Biden administration for not fully endorsing the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition. The organizations called the decision a "tragic error" and asked the ambassador to honor her commitment to combat antisemitism.
Spectator USA: Emmanuel Macron is governing a powder keg
In the past three years, several African countries have experienced coup d'états due to security and economic mismanagement. Military leaders have seized power, citing the failure to combat jihadist groups as a major concern. France and its president, Emmanuel Macron, also face social unrest and anger over issues such as immigration and lack of support for police and military. France may be on the brink of a tipping point, with a potential for civil war or another coup d'état.
#economy
Flag And Cross: BlackRock Called Out For 'ESG Facade' After Naming Saudi Aramco Chief To Board
The world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, appointed Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser as an independent director to its board, causing controversy due to Aramco's environmental impact and alleged involvement in journalist Jamal Khashoggi's assassination. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink defended the move, citing Nasser's expertise and the importance of the Middle East to the firm's strategy. The appointment comes as BlackRock faces criticism for its environmental, social, and corporate governance approach.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Dostoevsky the Prophet
: Henri de Lubac examines the prophetic genius of Fyodor Dostoevsky, exploring the depths of the human soul and the spiritual dimensions of his work. In uncovering the spiritual depths, Dostoevsky invites us on a spiritual adventure informed by suffering. He is not only a psychologist and metaphysician, but a prophet who foreshadows a new state of humanity and offers a glimpse of a solution to the crisis of our modern world. Dostoevsky's enduring relevance and importance make him a timeless figure in literature.
Breitbart: 'Joker' Star Marc Maron Attacks Men Who Dislike Feminist 'Barbie' Movie as 'F**king Insecure Babies'
Comedian Marc Maron praises feminist Barbie movie and criticizes men who are offended by it. He calls the movie a masterpiece and applauds its progressive politics and feminism. The movie has become a box office hit and is expected to surpass $1 billion in earnings.
Forbes: Actor Mark Margolis—Breaking Bad’s Hector Salamanca—Dead At 83: Here Are The Biggest Celebrity Deaths Of 2023
Mark Margolis, known for his roles in "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," died at the age of 83. Angus Cloud, who played Fezco in the TV show "Euphoria," passed away at 25. Both actors were beloved for their performances.
#health
Fox News: Multistate cyberattack disrupts hospital services
Healthcare organization Prospect Medical Holdings has experienced a cyberattack, causing delays in services such as surgeries and appointments. The FBI is investigating the breach.
#crime
Fox News: Louisville police kill suspect after responding to shots fired call
Louisville police shoot and kill man after responding to reports of shots fired. Victim identified as white man in his 30s. No one else injured.
Fox News: Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis opens up about Georgia case against Trump: 'We're ready'
Fulton County DA Fani Willis is investigating former President Trump for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. She will present her case to a grand jury this month. The focus is on Georgia, and Trump currently faces three other indictments.
#sports
The Blaze: Mark Zuckerberg is eating insane amounts of McDonald's ahead of his fight with Elon Musk because he's 'not cutting weight'
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been eating mass amounts of McDonald's during his training, consuming about 4,000 calories per day. He has been spotted training with UFC champions and has even won medals in jiu-jitsu tournaments. Zuckerberg is scheduled to fight Twitter owner Elon Musk, though there is no set date yet.
Daily Wire: Wyoming Tennis President Resigns Over Trans-Identifying Male Competing Against Women: ‘Very Unfair’
The president of a Wyoming tennis association resigns in protest after a trans-identifying male is allowed to compete against women in a tournament. Jackie Fulkrod opposes this decision, citing unfairness and concern for the female athletes. The transgender athlete, Brooklyn Ross, defends their participation, advocating for inclusivity and the rights of transgender individuals.
Breitbart: WATCH: Jake Paul-Nate Diaz Pre-Fight Face Off Descends into Chaos
At a pre-fight press conference in Dallas, a brawl broke out between the security teams of Jake Paul and Nate Diaz. The actual fighters were not involved. Insults were exchanged, and the incident escalated when Diaz made scandalous remarks about Jake's manager. The security teams engaged in pushing and punching before the situation was quickly resolved.
#other
Fox News: 2 dead, 2 injured, 2 missing in South New Jersey home explosion
A house explosion in New Jersey kills two people, injures two children, and leaves two others missing. The cause of the explosion is under investigation.
The Federalist Papers: Brittany Aldean Cheers Jason's Career First Milestone After Woke Mob's Protest Backfires
Country star Jason Aldean's wife celebrates his success despite leftist attempts to cancel him. Aldean's song, "Try That in a Small Town," reaches No. 1 on the music charts, despite left-wing efforts to remove it. The left called the song "racist" and "violent," but Aldean defended his work.
Forbes: NewJeans Blows Past BTS’s Suga, Jimin, Jung Kook And J-Hope With Their New Hot 100 Smashes
South Korean girl group NewJeans achieves a significant milestone in their career as their latest EP, Get Up, reaches the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart. The album's success is further highlighted by three of its tracks making it onto the Hot 100 chart. NewJeans now ranks third among South Korean musicians for the most Hot 100 placements, trailing behind BTS and Blackpink.
Daily Wire: Mark Margolis, Known For Roles In ‘Breaking Bad’ And ‘Better Call Saul,’ Dies At 83
Mark Margolis, known for his roles in "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," died at the age of 83 in New York City after a brief illness.
The New American: ACLU Files “Last Ditch” Lawsuit to Keep Indiana’s Abortion Ban From Taking Effect - The New American
The ACLU files a last-minute challenge to Indiana's abortion ban set to take effect on August 1. Planned Parenthood and the ACLU seek to overturn the law, which is considered the most restrictive in the country. The outcome is expected to favor the pro-life side.
Flag And Cross: Tesla's Stock Top Stories: Tesla Faces Off Against Rivian, Legal Challenges
Competition: Tesla's lawsuit against Rivian over trade secret violations proceeds to trial, posing a competition risk for Tesla.
Legal: Tesla faces a class action lawsuit in California for allegedly misleading consumers about driving ranges, which could impact reputation and financials.