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8 Aug 2023
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#politics
National Review: What Biden Should Have Done with the Grand Canyon ‘Monument’
President Biden designated almost 1 million acres of land in the greater Grand Canyon area as a national monument. This move, aimed at protecting sacred sites for Native American tribes, disregards the valuable uranium deposits on the land that could support nuclear reactors and align with the administration's climate agenda. The federal government should have either auctioned off the land or transferred ownership to Native American tribes, prioritizing the highest-valued use.
Daily Wire: ‘Get Ready’: DeSantis Hires New Presidential Campaign Manager
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has hired James Uthmeier, an experienced and conservative adviser, to lead his campaign. Uthmeier will replace Generra Peck, who will remain as chief strategist. DeSantis made the decision after assessing his campaign and aims to make changes to secure victory. The move comes with DeSantis as the clear second-place candidate behind Donald Trump, who continues to lead in the polls.
The Blaze: BREAKING NEWS: Joe Biden FINALLY admits he’s past his prime
Joe Biden, 80 years old and past his prime, admits it himself. At a White House event, he jokes about it, but some find it concerning. Critics point to his struggles on the job, as seen in a video where he appears confused.
The Blaze: Harry's razors CEO brags about treating 'birthing' and 'non-birthing parents' equally, leading 'socially minded' company in viral video
Harry's razors CEO, Andy Katz-Mayfield, has replaced traditional gender terms with awkward and crude ones favored by leftists as part of the company's "social-mindedness." He referred to parents as "birthing" and "non-birthing" instead of mothers and fathers, sparking backlash and calls for boycotts from conservatives. Despite previous instances of woke activism, Harry's has maintained its market share and revenue.
#society
American Thinker: Jason Aldean is right and here’s why
A city-dwelling professor treats a small-town waitress as a zoo animal, showing superiority and ignorance. The professor doesn't understand small-town culture, particularly the working class, and dismisses their values. Small towns have courageous people guided by faith and patriotism.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Niger’s Coup Is a Turning Point for Africans
Global observers try to understand recent events in West Africa. The focus is on the rivalry between the US and Russia in Africa's Sahel region. The US, despite its interest in Africa, lacks solid relations with African countries.
Human Events: EU backs plan to blot out sun to combat climate change
The EU supports Bill Gates' plan to limit sunlight to fight global warming. They will assess if reflecting sunlight away from the Earth's surface is a viable option. The technology raises concerns about potential risks, power imbalances, conflicts, and ethical and political issues.
#economy
The Economist: Britain doubles down on the life-sciences industry
Britain is doubling down on the life-sciences industry, with the government aiming to remove obstacles and foster growth in the sector. The city of Aberdeen, known for its success in the oil industry, is now focusing on life sciences, with a university-backed research facility supporting startups. The government's efforts include improving the regulatory process for clinical trials, addressing the high cost of property in key areas like Cambridge and London, and attracting more private-sector capital. However, challenges remain, including the small market size compared to the US and issues with the NHS drug-pricing policy.
Forbes: Amazon Meets FTC Regulators As U.S. Considers Antitrust Suit
The Federal Trade Commission is considering an anti-trust suit against Amazon, raising concerns about the company's retailing clout and its treatment of merchants. This meeting with Amazon and the F.T.C. is one of the final steps before a decision is made.
#military
Fox News: NBC, ABC, CBS newscasts ignore Gold Star families' testimony on Kabul attack
Gold Star families of the fallen U.S. service members killed in the Kabul attack testify before Congress, criticizing the government and calling for resignations. The major news networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, ignore the hearing.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: Bad Barbie
Weekend musings on the unsatisfying moral of the Barbie movie.
Forbes: A New Docuseries Examines The Humanity Behind The Downfall Of ‘80s Metal
I Wanna Rock: The ‘80s Metal Dream is a docuseries that takes a closer look at the era when heavy metal ruled the airwaves. It focuses on the people involved in the genre, including those who were wronged by its short-lived popularity. The series explores the rise and fall of ‘80s metal, revealing both the glamorous and not-so-glamorous sides of the musicians and their lives.
#health
Fox News: Kim Kardashian reveals mystery shoulder injury: 'Nothing's going to keep me down'
Reality star Kim Kardashian revealed on social media that she suffered a broken shoulder and torn tendon, but did not specify how it happened. She shared that she and her trainer, Melissa Alcantara, would be starting their rehab and workouts together. Kardashian expressed her determination to get back in the gym and insisted that nothing would keep her down. She did not provide any further details about her injury.
Fox News: Following decades of delay, US agency adopts strict rules to slow rise of 'black lung' among miners
The inaction of federal mine safety agencies has led to thousands of miners suffering from black lung disease due to exposure to silica dust. The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration has proposed a rule to cut the limit for silica exposure, but there are concerns about the government following through. The resurgence of black lung disease is described as "unparalleled" and a major occupational health failure .
Coal miners in the US are facing an increase in black lung due to silica dust exposure. The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration has proposed a rule to lower the limit for silica exposure, but doubts remain about the government's commitment. The use of respirators is a point of contention, with mine operators supporting their use, but the mine workers' union and others arguing they are ineffective. The history of subpar enforcement and the potential for manipulating reporting data raise further concerns about the proposed rule .
Breitbart: Poll: Most Say McConnell's Health and Age 'Severely' Limit His Ability to Fulfill Duties in Senate
A survey shows that many believe Mitch McConnell's age and health severely limit his ability to fulfill his duties in the Senate. Majority of respondents think McConnell's health and age affect his job performance, with Democrats and Republicans sharing this sentiment. McConnell recently froze during a press conference, increasing concerns about his abilities.
#crime
Newsbusters: CNN Gawks at Outrageous Oakland Crime Surge, Worry It Helps GOP
Crime in Oakland, California is out of control, with murders, assaults, and robberies happening in broad daylight. Residents are fleeing the city, and the local NAACP chapter has called for a state of emergency. The situation has sparked a debate about the need for more prosecutions and the role of the police.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Riley Gaines: Leftists Spat On, Attacked Pro-Women's Activists at Texas Bill Signing
Leftist agitators attacked women's activists at the ceremonial bill signing of the "Save Women's Sports Act" in Texas. They threw bottles, spat on people, and verbally harassed children. Law enforcement provided protection and apprehended one suspect. The violence against women's activists is an ongoing issue, as seen in a previous attack on swimmer Riley Gaines during a speech at San Francisco State University.
Breitbart: Gun-Controlled Washington, DC, on Pace for Deadliest Year in 2 Decades
Gun-controlled, Democrat-run Washington, DC is experiencing a surge in murders, with 161 homicides this year. City officials are not acting on the community's suggestions to address the issue. U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves is focusing on a small group believed to be responsible for a majority of the shootings. The existing gun control measures in DC, including background checks and an assault weapons ban, have failed to prevent the violence.
#sports
The Babylon Bee: Megan Rapinoe Gets New Job With Galactic Empire Training Stormtroopers To Shoot
Former U.S. soccer player Megan Rapinoe joins the Galactic Empire to train stormtroopers in shooting. The Empire aims to maintain its tradition of poor marksmanship and is determined to prevent stormtroopers from hitting their targets consistently. Rapinoe is reportedly thrilled to work for the Empire and fully supports its mission of spreading evil throughout the galaxy.
Fox News: Eric Bieniemy's intense coaching style draws concerns among some Commanders players, Ron Rivera says
Eric Bieniemy, former offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs, has joined the Washington Commanders as their assistant head coach. However, concerns have arisen regarding his intensity level. Commanders head coach Ron Rivera encourages players to talk to Bieniemy directly to understand his coaching approach.
Fox News: Warriors’ Klay Thompson regrets 4-rings taunt to Devin Booker: ‘Not really proud of that one’
Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson regrets trash-talking Phoenix Suns player Devin Booker during a game in the 2022-23 season. Thompson acknowledges his insecurity and admits his behavior didn't age well. Despite struggling in the game, Thompson praises Booker's work ethic.
Fox News: Tom Brady turns attention to 'next chapter' amid romance rumors: 'I am taking these next days one at a time'
Tom Brady reflects on his life and relationships after his birthday trip to Africa with his family. He emphasizes the importance of relationships and gratitude. Amid rumors of a romance with model Irina Shayk, Brady shares two meaningful quotes that inspire him as he enters the next chapter of his life.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Plan Your Perfect Visit to Laurel Hill State Park
Rest and have family fun year-round at Laurel Hill State Park in southwestern Pennsylvania. Enjoy activities like paddling, hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching.
#technology
Fox News: US lawmakers urge FCC to address security concerns over Chinese cellular modules
Two US lawmakers have asked the FCC to address security concerns regarding Chinese cellular modules made by Quectel and Fibocom Wireless, claiming that they could potentially allow remote access and control of US medical equipment, vehicles, and farm equipment by China.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 363: Allum Bokhari on the Facebook Files, Elon Musk’s X Drama, and Pornhub Fighting Age Verification Laws
Host Mike Slater discusses an article on America's border policy. Allum Bokhari talks about the Facebook Files, Elon Musk's drama, and Pornhub's fight against age-verification laws.
#other
Fox News: Over 1,000 firefighters confront wildfires in Portugal amid sweltering heatwave
Over 1,000 firefighters battle wildfires in Portugal and Spain during a summer heatwave. Portugal faces three major fires, with the largest in the southwest. Spain experiences fewer wildfires but struggles with heat wave.
Fox News: Coroner's office releases names of 2 killed in I-81 bus crash in Pennsylvania
Authorities have released the names of two victims in a Pennsylvania bus crash that killed three. The bus was traveling during heavy rain when it left the road, struck an embankment, and hit an SUV.
Field & Stream: Clip vs Magazine: What's the Difference?
A clip loads ammo into a magazine, while a magazine holds the ammo for the rifle. Clips are used with internal magazines, while detachable magazines are common in modern firearms.