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#politics
Forbes: ‘Of Course He Lost’: In NBC News Interview, DeSantis Rejects Trump’s 2020 ‘Stolen’ Election Claims
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis rejects Donald Trump's claims of election fraud and acknowledges Joe Biden as the president. However, DeSantis believes there were issues with the 2020 election and criticizes media portrayal. He also emphasizes the need for Republicans to fight back in such situations.
Breitbart: Big Banks Have Shut Nearly One Million Accounts over Past Four Years
Big banks in the UK are closing a record number of accounts, with nearly a million being shut down in the past four years. The closures include cases like Nigel Farage, who had his account closed due to political opinions. The government is preparing legislation to require banks to give a 90-day warning before closing accounts and provide a reason, but some want banks to only close accounts with evidence of criminal activity.
NatWest, the bank involved in Farage's debanking scandal, is also restricting customers' ability to use cash starting in September. Similar restrictions on cash are happening in Australia. Farage warns that a cashless society could lead to a Chinese-style social credit system. Banks are already conducting "word checks" on customers' social media accounts.
Breitbart: Watch: Mitch McConnell Heckled, Met with Chants of 'Retire,' 'Ditch Mitch'
Voters heckle Senator Mitch McConnell at a picnic, chanting "retire" and "ditch Mitch." McConnell previously froze during a press conference, raising concerns about his health.
American Thinker: Another stripper comes forward to suggest that Hunter Biden was an easy mark
Joe Biden's son, Hunter, was a target for strippers and hookers who took advantage of his wealth and addiction issues. One stripper admitted to using him for money and leaving him. Hunter was seen as an easy mark and was even mocked by those he associated with. The concern is raised about potential national security risks, as Hunter's vulnerability could have been exploited by others.
Red State: Hunter Biden Laptop Sleuth Says Elon Musk Ended His Social Media Banishment
Former "War Room" co-host Jack Maxey, who was banned from X (formerly known as Twitter), is thrilled to be back on the platform. He spent his retirement promoting the contents of the Hunter Biden laptop and trying to save his country. Maxey was grateful for the support he received from friends and allies who helped lobby Elon Musk to lift his ban. He believes that the FBI or other government agencies may have had a hand in his banishment from X and that they did not like his involvement with the laptop.
#society
The New American: Woman Arrested for Threatening California School Board That Won’t Keep Kids’ Gender Choices Secret - The New American
A woman was arrested for threatening members of a California school board who voted to inform parents if their children want to be transgender. The board enacted a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child wants to be identified or treated as a member of a gender not corresponding to their biological sex. The woman who made the threats has not been charged.
#war
Flag And Cross: Alarming Video Footage Reveals Russian Troops Forced To Strip And Pluck Grass
Russian brigade commander engages in a brutal hazing ritual, forcing soldiers to strip and endure beatings. The video reveals the commonplace experience of hazing in the Russian military.
Fox News: 11 killed in northeastern Congo following rebel attack, according to local official
Rebel group M23 kills 11 civilians in northeastern Congo. The attack follows armed confrontations and accusations of failure to implement peace deal.
Spectator USA: Ukraine is bringing Russia's war to Moscow
Long-range drone strikes on Moscow by Ukraine are causing panic and sowing doubt in the heart of the enemy. While the attacks have not caused any deaths, there is concern that Putin's security agencies may stage outrages against their own civilians in Moscow.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Multiple countries send forces to Cyprus to combat country’s stubborn wildfire
A multinational force, including Greece, Jordan, and Lebanon, is helping Cyprus fight wildfires that have ravaged miles of mountainous terrain. The fire had been contained but rekindled in several areas, prompting the mobilization of air and ground crews. Talks are ongoing with Israel for additional air support if needed.
Liberty Nation: Protecting American Agriculture Sees Bipartisan Support in Iowa
The House of Representatives committee on China travels to Iowa to address concerns about agriculture theft. They discuss toughening sanctions on CCP to stop trade secret theft.
China is stealing agricultural technology and farmland in Iowa, threatening the local American farmer. Vigilance is necessary, but caution must be taken in navigating diplomatic waters.
#economy
Forbes: Will Renters Have The Upper Hand As Apartment Supply Surges?
Rents for multi-family housing are flattening and falling nationwide, with new apartment construction reaching a 50-year high. The shift can be attributed to people wanting larger apartments outside of city centers due to remote work during the pandemic. However, the single-family housing market remains strong, with limited supply and low interest rates contributing to high prices. The multifamily market is facing challenges such as an urban exodus and rising costs, leading to higher vacancy rates in some areas. The impact of persistent inflation on housing policy is uncertain, but renters may have more influence to reduce prices and push for rights if the job market cools. Piñata, a company aiming to improve credit scores, is navigating this uncertain market and focusing on creating a positive experience for renters during these challenging times.
#health
Fox News: Indiana mom of 2 dies after drinking too much water on family vacation
Ashley Summers, a mother of two, died from water toxicity after drinking an excessive amount of water in a short period of time. She collapsed while on vacation at Lake Freeman in Indiana. Hyponatremia, or water toxicity, occurs when sodium levels in the blood become dangerously low. Summers' family was shocked by the diagnosis.
#education
Red State: Retiring Conservative Professor Has 'Cure for the Diseases Which Ail' the No-Longer-Hallowed Halls of Academia
Conservative Professor Colin Pearce of Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism highlights challenges facing higher education such as political pressure, radical ideologies, suppression of conservative thought, censorship, and undereducation. He emphasizes the importance of humane learning and pursuit of truth.
#sports
Fox News: White Sox's Tim Anderson breaks silence after Jose Ramirez fight with cryptic tweets
Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson breaks his silence after brawl with Cleveland Guardians' Jose Ramirez. Anderson posts cryptic tweets hinting at a reason behind the fight. Ramirez accuses Anderson of disrespecting the game and claims self-defense. Suspensions are expected as MLB investigates.
#technology
American Thinker: New data shows temperatures above 86F begins a precipitous decline of EV performance
Electric vehicles (EVs) have various quirks and risks. They can impede evacuation during natural disasters and may explode due to saltwater exposure. They are not efficient in cold weather and excessive heat can greatly diminish their range. A research report by an auto company called Recurrent highlights the importance of thermal management systems to avoid safety hazards and battery degradation. Despite these challenges, there is a push to adopt EVs quickly to combat environmental issues caused by petroleum-powered cars. Parking in shaded areas or garages is necessary to minimize the negative effects of heat on EV batteries.
#other
Fox News: Fire breaks out at Arizona plastic recycling facility
A fire erupted at an Albuquerque recycling facility, prompting evacuations. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
Modern Survival Online: Badgers: Are They Dangerous? - Modern Survival Online
Badgers are interesting animals known for their social structures and are often harvested for their hair and meat. While they generally avoid contact with humans, they can fight back if threatened or cornered. Badgers have a powerful bite and should not be underestimated. They prefer to run and hide, but attacks on humans have occurred.