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#politics
The Blaze: Trump posts, 'If you go after me, I’m coming after you!' Then DOJ asks judge for protective order.
The Department of Justice seeks a protective order against Trump to limit what he can share about the case brought against him. Prosecutors warn that public disclosure of evidence could harm witnesses and the fair administration of justice. Trump's response claims his post was political speech.
Liberty Nation: America: Fender Bender or A Total Loss? – Full Episode – C5 TV
This episode of Liberty Nation's Conservative 5 covers the Biden-Harris ticket, Elon Musk's global ambitions, and climate change accusations.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Musk Calls Out NYT's Support for White 'Genocide,' Then Takes Sledge Hammer to Their Revenue
Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk accused the New York Times of supporting calls for genocide against white South Africans, referring to their coverage of recent threats against whites in South Africa. Musk urged people to cancel their subscriptions and read the Times' articles for free instead. The controversy sparked when the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters party led a crowd in chanting "Kill the Boer," which Musk referred to as an openly racist call for violence against white South Africans.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Russia Is Seizing European Company Assets
The Russian government is seizing assets from Western companies as part of an economic escalation in the war with Ukraine. Many foreign-based companies are planning to leave or reduce operations in Russia due to the risk of asset seizure. US companies, including Ford, IBM, McDonald's, and Nike, have announced plans to fully retreat from the country. Leaving Russia can be costly, as the government forces companies to sell their assets at a half-price discount. Some companies, like Cloudflare and Tupperware, continue to operate in Russia with business as usual, while others have scaled back their operations but still face the risk of asset seizure.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Biden Admin Drops Update on Jobs Numbers: Reveals Lowest Number Since 2020
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported lower than expected job growth in July, with 187,000 jobs added to the economy. The number of hours worked also fell to a low since 2020. However, the unemployment rate dropped to 3.5 percent, one of the lowest readings since the 1960s.
#sports
Forbes: AC Milan Confirm Signing Of USMNT Star Yunus Musah In $22m Deal
Italian giants AC Milan have confirmed the signing of Valencia's USMNT midfielder Yunus Musah after lengthy negotiations. Milan will pay €20m plus bonuses for the 20-year-old, who has signed a five-year contract. Musah is Milan's eighth summer signing and completes their new midfield. With over €90m spent this summer, the pressure is on coach Stefano Pioli to perform better than last season, where Milan had a dismal title defense. Milan may now attempt to offload players to recoup some money.
#science
PJ Media: Canceling Skeptical Scientists Is the Real 'Climate Crisis'
Prominent expert Dr. John Clauser's speech on climate change is canceled after he expresses skepticism about the mainstream narrative. He argues that there is no real climate crisis and criticizes the models relied upon by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The censorship raises questions about the state of climate science and its impact on the world's economy and well-being.
#outdoors
Fox News: Lake Mead National Recreation Area drownings prompt warnings from officials
Officials are urging caution at Lake Mead National Recreation Area after two drownings and a total of 19 deaths this year. Close calls with boaters and dangerous conditions caused by monsoon winds have been reported. Unsafe boating practices, such as drinking and driving, are seen daily.