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#politics
Daily Wire: Feds Seek Gag Order Against Trump After Social Media Post: ‘If You Go After Me, I’m Coming After You’
Federal prosecutors have raised concerns about a social media post from former President Donald Trump that they claim targeted individuals involved in his criminal case. Trump's post on his Truth Social account stated, "If you go after me, I'm coming after you!" His attorneys argue that the post was not referencing anyone involved in his case. Prosecutors are urging the judge to order Trump to keep any evidence shared with his team off public view.
Trump was indicted on four charges related to the Capitol riot and pleaded not guilty. His attorney accused the Department of Justice of election interference to cover up negative news about President Joe Biden and his family. This is the third criminal case brought against Trump in the past year.
American Thinker: As President Trump is indicted for January 6, more evidence emerges that it was a set-up.
Former Capitol Hill Police Chief Steven Sund revealed in an interview that the FBI had "a lot of operatives" in the crowd on January 6, adding to the belief that the event was a set-up. Democrats have used the events of January 6 to their advantage, using it as a basis to certify the electoral college votes without objections, rounding up Trump supporters, and indicting President Donald Trump as his chief rival for the 2024 election approaches. The timeline of events shows that it was the system, not Trump, that led the crowd into the Capitol, with Trump trying to calm the crowd and being blocked.
Fox News: Trump indictment would ‘bulldoze’ the First Amendment if it succeeds: Turley
Former President Trump's indictment threatens the First Amendment, warns constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley. The charges claim Trump spread lies about election fraud, risking the government's power to determine truth.
Fox News: VP Harris mocked for proclaiming 'community banks are in the community' once again: 'Another pearl of wisdom'
Kamala Harris made another redundant statement about community banks, reiterating the importance of their investment in underserved communities. Her repetitive speaking style has drawn criticism and mockery.
#society
Fox News: NYT slapped as hypocritical for implying Aldean song is racist, but downplaying alleged ‘anti-White’ chant
Critics slammed the New York Times for running two seemingly irreconcilable articles, one fixating on the supposed racist tones of Jason Aldean's country song "Try That in Small Town" and another downplaying the alleged anti-white message in a South African chant by Julius Malema. Twitter users accused the paper of hypocrisy, with Elon Musk calling them "contemptible hypocrites." The Times characterized Aldean's song as racist despite no evidence supporting the claims, while absolving Malema's chant of racial animosity. Conservatives criticized the paper for inserting racism into one song while ignoring the racism in another.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine conducted 39 attacks on Crimea with drones and missiles in June-July 2023
Ukraine conducted 39 attacks on Crimea using drones and missiles in June-July 2023. The attacks targeted military infrastructure and transport facilities, impacting road and rail transport and decreasing tourist numbers.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian fencer Kharlan says Russians threatened her with death after she refused to shake hand of her Russian competitor
Ukrainian fencer Kharlan receives death threats from Russians after refusing to shake hands with her Russian competitor.
Red State: We Might Be in a Cold War With China, and Joe Biden Just Doesn't Know About It
It appears that China has been engaging in hostile actions against the U.S., especially the military, throughout 2023. This includes espionage, building spy bases, and selling secrets. Despite President Biden's promise not to start a new Cold War with China, the actions speak otherwise. The Biden administration's lack of response and questionable hires raise concerns about their handling of the situation and potential collusion with China. A conflict between the U.S. and China seems inevitable, and it is crucial to have competent leadership to protect American interests.
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Forbes: Is Israel Overdependent On American Fighter Jets?
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant admitted that Israel heavily relies on the United States for its fighter aircraft. Israel has the world's second-largest fleet of F-16s and recently ordered 25 more F-35 fighters. While this dependence has its advantages, it also comes with strings attached, as Israel needs American authorization for selling certain defense systems and can only sell secondhand fighter aircraft with Washington's permission.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Woke 'Barbie's' Worldwide Box Office Conquest Comes to Screeching Halt When Middle East Officials Object to LGBT 'Narration'
Middle Eastern markets are likely to exclude the hit movie "Barbie" due to demands for edits to LGBTQ-related content. Despite receiving unflattering reviews, the film has been a box-office success, crossing the $1 billion mark globally. The ironic aspect lies in the woke ideology's oppressor-victim narrative, as Muslims have not embraced the woke LGBT agenda and have united with Christians against it. Middle Eastern officials choosing to shield their region from Western cultural influences cannot be blamed.
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The New American: Why is the Media Going After Judge in Trump Documents Case?
A judge presiding over Donald Trump's classified documents case is being criticized for errors made in a previous case. Mainstream media outlets question the judge's aptitude, raising concerns about potential bias against Trump. The errors in the prior trial violated the defendant's constitutional right to a public trial and may have invalidated the proceedings. Critics argue that the judge's lack of experience and mistakes could impact the current trial involving a former president running for office.
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Forbes: WWE SummerSlam 2023: Roman Reigns Retaining And 5 Smart Booking Decisions
WWE SummerSlam 2023, headlined by Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes vs. Brock Lesnar, sets the stage for a monumental pay-per-view event. With WWE's success in ticket sales and TV viewership, SummerSlam is expected to be a major hit.
#science
Flag And Cross: NASA's Curiosity Rover Marks 11 Years On Mars With Toughest Climb Yet
NASA's Curiosity rover celebrates eleven years on Mars with a challenging climb up a steep slope to examine meteor craters. The car-sized robot has been exploring the Gale crater since 2012 and faced its toughest mission yet. The team guided the rover through a sharp incline, slippery sand, and wheel-size rocks, but ensured its safety throughout the climb.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: Chick-fil-A Stepping into the Future: New Innovative Restaurant Design with Kitchen Above the Lanes
Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is introducing a futuristic restaurant design that focuses on efficiency and convenience. The design incorporates a four-lane drive-thru below the kitchen to expedite orders and accommodate high volumes of customers. This innovative approach aims to streamline operations and cater to the growing popularity of digital orders.
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Flag And Cross: Restaurant Has 4-Year Waiting List For A Sunday Roast
The Bank Tavern in Bristol, England has a four-year waiting list for its popular Sunday roast, making it the most challenging restaurant to get a reservation. With just seven tables, the pub serves around 160 roast dinners a week and is known for its changing menu and locally sourced meat.