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9 Aug 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Biden: I've Declared a Climate Emergency 'Practically Speaking'
President Biden, in an interview with The Weather Channel, claims to have already declared a national emergency on climate change. He lists various actions taken, including rejoining the Paris Climate Accord and passing a large-scale climate control initiative.
Forbes: DeSantis Suspends Top Democratic State Prosecutor Alleging Negligence And Incompetence
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suspended State Prosecutor Monique Worrell, accusing her of neglecting her duty and being lenient on violent criminals. Worrell defended her record, stating that crime is down under her tenure. The suspension has been criticized as a politically motivated move by DeSantis.
The Right Scoop: Federal Judge delivers multiple blows to DOJ in classified docs case against Trump
A federal judge denied the Department of Justice's request for sealed filings in the classified documents case against Trump. The judge also requested justification for the use of an out-of-state grand jury to investigate the case.
Flag And Cross: Polling Place Suffers Voting Machine Problems in Ohio Special Election - Voters Leave Ballots in Orange Bags
Reports of technical difficulties and errors plagued the voting process in Ohio's special Tuesday election for "Issue 1." Despite the problems, officials claim that voting was not halted and every legally cast ballot will be counted. After the votes were tabulated, President Joe Biden celebrated the defeat of "Republican lawmakers and special interests," declaring that democracy had won. The contentious Issue 1 aimed to change the state's constitutional amendment process, but was rejected by Ohio voters. Critics argued that it would weaken voters' voices, while supporters claimed it would protect the amendment processes.
Townhall: The List of Topics We’re Not Supposed to Write About
Big tech platforms are censoring factual reporting, impacting everyday Americans. Climate change is driven by the left for control and redistribution of wealth. Reporting on various topics gets demonetized and flagged. Become a Townhall VIP member to support independent journalism.
Fox News: Critics erupt over 'cringe' Pence campaign video: 'No clue how to pump gas'
Former Vice President Mike Pence was criticized on social media for a video in which he appeared to struggle to fill up a pickup truck with gas while criticizing the Biden administration's energy policies. Conservative commentators and comedians mocked Pence, pointing out a beeping noise in the background that suggested he wasn't actually filling up the tank. Despite the controversy, Pence's campaign announced that he has met the requirements to participate in the first GOP presidential nomination debate.
#society
Fox News: Italian patriarch crushed under cheese wheel avalanche, grieving family rushes to salvage supply
Italian cheese maker, Giacomo Chiapparini, died after thousands of cheese wheels fell on him in his warehouse. The loss of 15,000 wheels caused a $7.7 million economic damage. The family must quickly preserve and move the remaining stock before it spoils.
#war
Fox News: Russia shoots down drones near Moscow in alleged Ukrainian attack
Russia claims to have shot down two drones attempting to attack targets in Moscow, which they attribute to Ukraine. This is the third such incident in recent months. Russian officials have also tried to implicate the US and NATO in the attacks.
Fox News: Syrian journalist, 3 soldiers, killed in roadside bombing in southern Syria
Journalist and soldiers killed in roadside bombing in southern Syria. Conflict continues in Daraa province.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Paraguay Poised To Return Embassy To Jerusalem
Paraguay will move its embassy back to Jerusalem, showing growing support for Israel in Latin America. President-elect Santiago Peña plans to fulfill his pledge immediately after his inauguration, symbolizing the region's rising support for Israel. The decision has received strong political support from the Paraguayan Congress.
Front Page Magazine: Editorial: Israel Needs to Secure its Territory More Than It Needs a Saudi Deal
Summary: The excitement over the Abraham Accords overlooked Israel's core strategic problems. The UAE deal led to tourism and business ties, but rockets from terrorist territories rained down on Israeli cities. The Biden administration's talks of a Saudi deal sideline judicial reform. Without reform, the judiciary sides with terrorists, holding elected governments hostage. The Israeli deals with Egypt and Jordan remain hostile, and a Muslim Brotherhood takeover would lead to war. The Saudis may not step back from funding Islamist expansionism. Israel faces internal threats from failed peace accords, rocket attacks, and a dangerous threat population. The Arab refugee issue must be resolved collectively, with equal treatment for Jewish refugees. Israel will need to neutralize terrorist groups and tackle the population question for peace.
Fox News: Iran summons British ambassador over social media posts urging release of detained journalists
Iran summons British ambassador over social media posts urging release of detained journalists. Iran has detained nearly 20,000 people during nationwide protests, making it the world's worst jailer of journalists.
Fox News: Senators give Yellen ‘grave’ warning about CCP, Kremlin-linked company trying to buy major US media brand
Republican Senators Tom Cotton and Marco Rubio have raised concerns to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen regarding the Chinese Communist Party and Kremlin-linked company's bid to acquire Forbes. They argue that allowing these foreign entities to own a prominent American media outlet could have serious national security implications and potentially influence American voters. The senators call for a review of the proposed acquisition without delay .
Former Obama-era National Intelligence Council Chairman Gregory Treverton also voiced his concerns, calling on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) to veto the acquisition. He argues that the acquisition could compromise national security and give Russia and China access to sensitive data on millions of Americans. Treverton emphasizes the need to prevent foreign-government linked entities from owning U.S. news media assets. Republican lawmaker Eric Swalwell and conservative outlets have also expressed opposition to the proposal (, , , ).
#economy
Breitbart: Americans Sour on Bidenomics: Most Say Economy Worse Than Five Years Ago
Americans are unhappy with the state of the economy, seeing it as worse now than under Trump. Inflation is a major concern. Biden's job approval and handling of the economy are both low.
Gas prices are rising across the US, with the national average reaching $3.82 per gallon. Some states, like California, have average prices over $4.00 and even $5.00 per gallon.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Germany provides two more Patriot launchers to Ukraine
Germany has provided Ukraine with two Patriot missile system launchers, along with other military aid, to enhance Ukraine's air defense capabilities.
#religion
The Blaze: Lawsuit: Massachusetts refuses to allow couple to foster or adopt children because of their Christian faith
A Christian conservative couple in Massachusetts is denied the ability to adopt or foster children due to their faith's views on gender and sexuality. The couple, Mike and Kitty Burke, have taken the case to court with the help of a religious liberty group. They argue that the state's decision is unconstitutional and violates their First Amendment rights.
#health
Human Events: Doctors in Melbourne kill fetus when performing sex change
hysterectomy on trans-identified pregnant woman
A trans-identifying woman unknowingly undergoing a hysterectomy while pregnant lost the baby. The hospital's negligence and policy are to blame.
Fox News: Jamie Foxx shows off pickleball skills after medical emergency and social media controversy
Jamie Foxx, known for his acting career, recently shared a video of himself playing pickleball against Olympic volleyball star Casey Patterson. Foxx's appearance on the court comes after his recovery from a medical condition that landed him in the hospital. He also faced controversy after a cryptic social media post that was interpreted as having anti-Semitic undertones.
Forbes: Biden Administration Will Reportedly Launch System To Track Heat-Related Illness Nationwide
The Biden administration is creating a federal system to track heat-related illness in the U.S., as extreme heat continues to break records in many cities. The Health and Human Services Department will oversee the EMS HeatTracker, collecting data on who is affected by extreme heat. Heat-related deaths are the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S.
Amid increasing pressure, the Biden administration is addressing the effects of extreme heat by creating a national dashboard to track heat-related illness. Extreme heat has broken records in major U.S. cities, with July 4 being the hottest day on Earth in 125,000 years. Heat is the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S.
#education
The New American: Indoctrination, Intimidation & Intolerance: What Passes for Education Today - The New American
American students are facing indoctrination, intimidation, and lack of critical thinking in schools. Excessive surveillance and police presence are eroding their freedoms.
#crime
Fox News: Court cuts down Hawaii knife ban in controversial Second Amendment case
A panel of federal judges overturned a Hawaii law banning butterfly knives, ruling that it violates the Second Amendment. The judges argued that the ban is not consistent with the historical tradition of regulating arms. This decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling last year that called into question laws banning certain firearms and knives.
Fox News: Fire erupts in northeast Syria's Al-Hol Camp, home to ISIS-linked individuals
Fire engulfs Al-Hol Camp in northeast Syria housing ISIS-linked individuals. No casualties reported. The cause remains unknown.
The Babylon Bee: Oakland Mayor Asks Residents To Blow Air Horn Once To Announce Stabbing, Twice For Shooting
Oakland residents are urged to use air horns to announce stabbings and shootings in order to help overwhelmed emergency responders. Mayor Thao believes the system will aid in triaging and prioritizing cases. Citizens will receive free air horns. Governor Newsom, however, requests that the horn blowing be kept to a minimum.
Fox News: Ex-NFL star Henry Ruggs III sentenced in deadly drunken driving incident
Former NFL star Henry Ruggs III sentenced to 3-10 years in prison for DUI crash that killed woman and her dog in Las Vegas. He pleaded guilty to DUI resulting in death and manslaughter.
Fox News: Homicides in nation’s capital are on track to set 20-year record
Homicides in Washington, D.C. are skyrocketing, setting a 20-year record high this year. August alone witnessed 16 homicides, reaching a total of 161 for the year, a 28% increase compared to last year. City officials are considering drastic measures to address the escalating crime, including calling on the National Guard for assistance.
#science
The Economist: Tiny hitchhikers on viruses could be responsible for increasing antibiotic resistance
Scientists have identified a mechanism in which genetic parasites exploit viruses in bacteria, leading to faster bacterial drug resistance. This mechanism, called lateral transduction, involves phages integrating their genomes into the bacteria's genome, allowing them to steal up to a quarter of the host's genome. This discovery has implications for understanding the evolution of bacterial genomes and could help combat antibiotic resistance.
New software is revolutionizing mass production by allowing designs to be created on a computer and built by robots. This software eliminates the need for traditional assembly lines and streamlines the manufacturing process.
#technology
The Economist: If it can be designed on a computer it can be built by robots
Advanced manufacturing is revolutionizing production lines by using powerful software to control robots that can assemble products quickly and efficiently. This software-defined manufacturing allows for more-sophisticated products to be designed and put into production with greater certainty and precision. It also has the potential to reshape the factory of the future, leading to significant cost savings.
Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D-printing, is being used to produce metal components with complex geometric structures that cannot be made through traditional manufacturing methods. This process reduces the amount of material required and assembly costs, making it more efficient and cost-effective. It also has implications for reshoring production and increasing trade independence.
#other
Forbes: Author Post: Free Ways Founders Can Increase Their Chances Of Success, Part 2
Entrepreneurs can increase their chances of success by seeking help. Joining a peer group like EO and sharing knowledge with other entrepreneurs can be beneficial. Reading books, listening to podcasts, and interacting with others on social media platforms like Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces can provide valuable insights. Additionally, finding a mentor through organizations like SCORE can help navigate success.
Fox News: AZ abortion rights advocates seek to add abortion rights to state constitution in ballot initiative
Abortion rights advocates are pushing for a constitutional right to abortion in Arizona. If enough signatures are collected, the question of reproductive rights will be put to voters in the 2024 election. Proponents argue that this initiative is critical for protecting the health and freedom of patients and communities. Abortions in Arizona are currently banned after 15 weeks, and the proposed amendment would guarantee abortion rights until a fetus could survive outside the womb. The Republican Party has faced challenges navigating the politics of abortion since the Supreme Court's decision last year.
Spectator USA: Civil war isn’t coming to France — for now
France is in the midst of an internal war between those who respect Republican values and those who hate the French Republic. Intellectuals, writers, and politicians are divided on this issue, with some fearing that the French Republic may collapse under the strain. Recent riots and violence targeting symbols of the French Republic have heightened tensions. The possibility of a civil war looms, with some predicting its inevitability. The rhetoric on both sides of the conflict is inflammatory, further fueling the tensions. The situation is being closely watched as the potential for a real civil war exists.