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9 Aug 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Electric Bus Company Backed Heavily by Biden Administration Files for Bankruptcy
Electric bus company Proterra, backed by President Joe Biden's administration, filed for bankruptcy. Biden's Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, who previously sat on Proterra's board and held stock in the company, hyped the company in her official capacity. Despite heavy promotion from the administration, Proterra experienced financial difficulties and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Red State: Jonathan Turley: That Trump Indictment Could End up Backfiring on Joe Biden
Law professor Jonathan Turley discusses the flaws in the indictment against former President Donald Trump, which criminalizes his statements about the 2020 election. Turley warns that this could backfire on President Joe Biden and the slippery slope of criminalizing political speech. Turley also raises questions about Biden's own disregard for constitutional limitations and accusations of lying regarding corruption scandals involving his son. An impeachment inquiry could uncover further wrongdoing.
The Federalist: Investigators: Biden Business Brought In $20 Million And Counting
The Biden family earned millions through foreign business partners during the Obama administration, with Hunter Biden running a scheme to conceal payments. Large payments were received from oligarchs in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. Evidence suggests that Joe Biden not only knew about his son's business dealings but also participated in them.
National Review: Biden Family Received Millions from Foreign Oligarchs Who Had Dinners with Then-VP Joe Biden
The House Oversight Committee has obtained bank records revealing that the Biden family received millions of dollars from foreign sources, including Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, China, and Romania, while Joe Biden was vice president. The payments were funneled through shell companies to Hunter Biden, and Joe Biden himself attended dinners with foreign oligarchs who paid large sums of money to his son. The committee suggests that these payments were an attempt to hide their source and size.
Fox News: House GOP release bank records on Hunter Biden payments from Russian, Kazakh oligarchs, total clears $20M
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer released a memo revealing bank records that allegedly show Hunter Biden and his associates received millions in payments from Russian and Kazakhstani oligarchs while Joe Biden was vice president. The memo suggests that Joe Biden attended dinners with these oligarchs, and the foreign payments to the Biden family now total over $20 million. The committee will continue to investigate whether Biden knowingly allowed his son to profit from his political connections.
Fox News: Biden ripped for latest 'land grab' blocking key energy, agriculture development
President Biden designates 1 million acres near the Grand Canyon as a national monument, prompting criticism from industry groups and local stakeholders who argue it will negatively impact farmers, ranchers, and mining interests. The designation could also lock up lands rich with valuable uranium resources, increasing the U.S.'s dependence on imports from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. (, )
Fox News: Trump says his response to Christie ‘fat pig’ remark was ‘extremely respectful’
Former President Trump defended Chris Christie against derogatory remarks about his weight at a campaign event in New Hampshire, stating he was "extremely respectful" in his response. Christie, however, challenged Trump to say it to his face and criticized his behavior. Trump and Christie have previously exchanged jabs about weight.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Hungarian minority in Ukraine turns away from Orbán’s pro-Russia stance
The Hungarian minority in Ukraine is distancing itself from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán due to his pro-Russia stance. The community, which constitutes the largest ethnic minority in Ukraine's Zakarpattia Oblast, is now aligning more closely with Kyiv since Russia's full-scale attack. This shift in allegiance is fueled by concerns over Orbán's response to the war and the contentious issue of Hungarian rights.
Foreign Policy: Africa After Prigozhin Is an Opportunity for the West
Recent events have highlighted the challenges of relying on the unpredictable Wagner Group in Africa. African leaders should diversify their partnerships and Western governments need to step up. Putin has decided to integrate Wagner into the state infrastructure, raising questions about military cohesion and the presence of foreign military in Africa. The West should offer a credible strategy to counter violent extremist actors and focus on mutually beneficial partnerships, economic cooperation, capacity-building programs, and public diplomacy to combat Russian soft power. African nations have an opportunity to steer toward sustained development.
Euromaidan Press: Former Austrian Foreign Minister who danced with Putin settles in Russian village
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, known for dancing with Vladimir Putin, has settled in a Russian village. She claims to have left Austria due to threats and work restrictions and is now writing books and teaching in Russia.
#military
Fox News: US Navy sailor encouraged by mother to sell secrets to China for possible job opportunities: attorney
Two U.S. Navy sailors, Jinchao Wei and Wenheng Zhao, have been charged with espionage on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party. Wei's mother encouraged his actions, believing it would help his career in the Chinese government. Wei provided detailed information about the USS Essex to the CCP, while Zhao secretly recorded and transmitted U.S. military information in exchange for bribes.
#crime
Fox News: German man whose ailing wife accused him of holding her captive for over a decade to be released
German man released without charges after his wife accused him of holding her captive for over a decade. No evidence found to support her claims. Husband claims he was caring for her during her illness.
#sports
Fox News: Mariners' Julio Rodriguez fools everyone after making incredible leaping catch
Seattle Mariners player Julio Rodriguez fooled everyone with an epic leaping catch during a game against the San Diego Padres. His catch prevented a home run and helped the Mariners win the game 2-0.
Forbes: WWE Will Reportedly Be Without Brock Lesnar For Remainder Of 2023
WWE wrestler Brock Lesnar is expected to be absent from the company for the rest of 2023, with plans to return for WrestleMania season. Lesnar's frequent hiatuses have become routine, as he often signs short-term contracts that allow for renegotiation. Despite his sporadic schedule, Lesnar's recent rivalry with Cody Rhodes helped legitimize him as a top star and further establish Rhodes as the face of Raw. Lesnar's absence will create opportunities for other wrestlers to rise up, including villains like JD McDonagh and Shinsuke Nakamura.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Set Wheels In Motion To Speed Up Immediate Vitor Roque Arrival: Reports
FC Barcelona wants Vitor Roque to join immediately, instead of waiting until January. Barca is struggling with Financial Fair Play limits and needs reinforcements.
#outdoors
On The Water: 7 Striper Lures for Sand Beaches
Long Island's sand beaches offer a variety of food sources for striped bass. Experienced surfcasters should carry seven specific lures to increase their chances of success. These lures include a needlefish, a paddletail, an old-school swimmer, a topwater popper, a minnow swimmer, a Danny-style plug, and a bucktail or soft-plastic teaser.
Field & Stream: Best Benchmade Knives of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
The article discusses the best Benchmade knives for various purposes. The writer highlights the versatility, durability, and performance of these knives for hunting and outdoor activities.
#other
Forbes: Want Happy Customers? Focus On Employee Experience
Companies realize the importance of employee experience in driving growth and customer satisfaction. Tiffani Bova's book, The Experience Mindset, explores the interdependency between customer experience (CX) and employee experience (EX), emphasizing the need for balance. Bova suggests that companies need to prioritize employee experience to fulfill promises made to customers and avoid negative consequences such as "quiet quitting." This concept, popularized on social media in March 2022, highlights the importance of creating a positive work environment.
Fox News: Severe weather moves over central states as heat continues to break records
Severe storms and heavy rain pose a threat to the central U.S., Ohio, and Tennessee River Valleys.
Wildfires fueled by Hurricane Dora prompt emergency measures in Hawaii, leading to evacuations.
Gataway Couple: How to Get Rid of Brown Stink Bugs
Brown stink bugs are invasive insects that emit a foul odor. They can be found in homes and other structures, and their population can quickly multiply. They enter through small cracks and gaps, and can also come in through open windows and doors. To eliminate them, you should remove them when you see them, seal all entry points, check window screens for any damages, use insecticides, decrease lighting, try a DIY trap, and encourage natural predators. It is important to avoid touching these bugs and to take proactive measures to prevent their return.