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#politics
The Right Scoop: Mark Levin responds after Biden prosecutors seek protective order against Trump over revenge threat
Prosecutors filed a protective order against Trump due to a threatening social media post on Truth Social, claiming it may intimidate witnesses and disclose confidential evidence . Special Counsel Jack Smith is accused of monitoring social media and attempting to silence free speech, leading to calls for Congress to intervene .
#society
The Babylon Bee: FBI Sends In Heavily Armed Tactical Team To Unscrew Incandescent Light Bulb
The FBI's tactical team raids a suburban home over an active incandescent light bulb. The bulb is diffused, chandelier dismantled as a preventive measure
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: WaPo blames conservative Americans for anti-gay
backlash in Middle East—but global progressive LGBTQ
indoctrination is to blame
The Washington Post suggests that the anti-gay sentiment in the Middle East is reflecting American conservative efforts to restrict LGBTQ rights, but it fails to acknowledge the cultural and religious context in the region. President Biden's foreign policy memo prioritizes promoting LGBTQ rights globally, using diplomacy and foreign aid to impose a progressive agenda on traditional societies. This pushback against LGBTQ ideology is not merely mimicking US conservatives, but a response to foreign imposition on their traditional values.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Lithuania will provide NASAMS launchers and other military aid to Ukraine
Lithuania provides military aid to Ukraine, including NASAMS launchers and other equipment.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: Judge Rules for 7 Massachusetts State Troopers Who Lost Jobs for Refusing Vaccine
Seven Massachusetts state troopers have won their legal battle against the state government over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate. An independent arbitrator ruled in their favor, stating that the state police had violated their rights. The troopers, who cited sincerely held religious beliefs, were not granted reasonable accommodations by the former Massachusetts Governor and Department of State Police.
#crime
The Blaze: Wild bodycam video shows Florida deputy jumping onto unmanned runaway boat to stop it after driver fell off
A Florida deputy jumps onto a speeding boat to stop it after the driver fell off. The U.S. Coast Guard's attempts to halt the runaway vessel were unsuccessful.
Daily Wire: Woman Avoids Jail Time After Stabbing Blind Date To Get ‘Revenge’ For U.S. Killing Iranian General
A woman stabbed her blind date in a Las Vegas hotel room as revenge for the U.S. drone strike that killed an Iranian general. She pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and received probation instead of jail time. The woman cited mental health issues and claimed to have been raped in the past.
#sports
Forbes: MLB Draft Spending A 2023 Gold Rush
Major League Baseball teams broke spending records in the 2023 Draft, shelling out $350,089,060 to draft picks across 20 rounds. This surpassed the previous high of $316,560,984 set in 2019, despite there being half the number of picks this year. The highest bonuses went to pitcher Paul Skenes and outfielder Dylan Crews, who received $9.2 million and $9 million respectively.
#science
Flag And Cross: How Climbers On Mount Everest May Help Us Find Life On Other Planets
Scientists have found human-associated microbes on Mount Everest, including bacteria commonly found on the skin and in the nose and mouth. This discovery could have implications for the potential for life on other planets. The researchers collected soil samples from the South Col camp, 26,240 feet up the mountain, and used gene sequencing technology to analyze the DNA. The microbes, including some resilient fungi, can lie dormant in the soil for long periods of time.