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#politics
Fox News: Biden allies say president's 'inability to say no' to Hunter caused 'avoidable political distractions': Report
Allies of President Biden criticize his inability to say no to his son's business dealings, causing avoidable distractions. Biden was stunned by Hunter's failed plea deal. Hunter's lawyer prefers a more aggressive approach to his legal troubles.
Red State: "Arizona Dems' Reaction to New Mexico Gun Order Shows They May Have Ideas Too
Arizona House Democrats show support for New Mexico governor's executive order suspending open and concealed carry, prompting backlash from Arizona residents and calls for impeachment.
#society
Fox News: Ohio cops rescue piglet on side of highway after suspected fall from transport
A piglet named Pearl, found on a highway in Ohio, is saved by troopers and handed over to a humane society.
The Blaze: Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis apologize for 'pain' caused after writing letters to judge in support of convicted rapist Danny Masterson
Two actors from "That '70s Show," Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, apologized on social media for writing letters of support for Danny Masterson in his sexual assault trial. They expressed regret for causing pain to Masterson's victims and asserted their support for victims of sexual assault. Masterson was sentenced to 30 years to life after being convicted of two counts of forcible rape.
PJ Media: Trail Life USA Celebrates 10 Years of Picking Up Where BSA Left Off
Ten years ago, leaders formed Trail Life USA as an alternative to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) after BSA abandoned its traditional principles. BSA's decision to include openly gay scouts and transgender boys, and allow girls to join, led to Trail Life USA's growth as a boy-focused, Christ-centered scouting organization.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian military reveals firing positions while shooting at Ukrainian flag attached to balloons
In an attempt to shoot down a giant Ukrainian flag carried by air balloons from Avdiyivka to Donetsk, the Russian military revealed their firing positions, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces used to strike back.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: UK Parliament Staffer Arrested for Allegedly Spying for Communist China
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admonishes China for interfering in British democracy and expresses concerns during a meeting with Premier Li Qiang. Two men were arrested in March, suspected of spying for Beijing. tensions between Britain and China have been escalating. Sunak referred to China's growing power as a challenge, while some Conservatives consider Beijing a threat. British spy agencies have repeatedly warned about China's covert activities, including attempts to interfere in UK politics. China denies the allegations. Sunak defends his approach of engaging with China cautiously.
#military
The New American: Rand Paul Demands Details on U.S. Military Operations in Niger and Other Countries - The New American
Senator Rand Paul is demanding details from the Biden administration about U.S. military operations in Niger and other countries. He wants to know the authority for these operations, their purpose, and the number of U.S. casualties. The U.S. presence in Niger has already resulted in American lives lost, and Paul believes it is crucial for the Pentagon to be transparent about its activities.
#education
Forbes: Michigan State Football Coach Mel Tucker Investigated For Sexual Harassment, Reports Say
An advocate for educating athletes about sexual violence accuses Michigan State University's head football coach Mel Tucker of sexual harassment, including making sexual comments and masturbating during a phone call. Tucker denies the allegations and claims the relationship was consensual. An investigation is ongoing.
National Review: The Corner: The Crushing Costs of DEI on University Campuses
The New York Times article discusses how diversity statements are impacting the hiring process at universities in California. Candidates who do not meet diversity criteria are being rejected, regardless of their qualifications. This trend is spreading across the country and may have significant consequences for the future of research science and medical care.
#crime
Breitbart: Zach Bryan Applauded by Police for Post-Arrest Contrition
Country music star Zach Bryan was arrested and charged with obstruction of investigation in Oklahoma. He admitted his mistake and offered an apology for his actions.
Bryan got involved in a clash with police after his employee was pulled over. Despite the officer's demands, Bryan initially defied and argued with the police. He was taken into custody and booked on the charge. His apology was appreciated by law enforcement, and the matter is now considered closed.
Breitbart: At Least 14 Shot Friday into Saturday Night in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Multiple shootings occurred over the weekend in Chicago, resulting in at least 14 people getting shot and four fatalities. The incidents took place in different locations within the city, including an apartment complex, an alley, and a home. The high number of shootings adds to the growing death toll in Chicago this year.
#sports
Fox News: College football broadcaster's 'foster care' remark about Kentucky's Ray Davis falls flat
ESPN broadcaster Pete Sousa made a clumsy attempt to talk about Kentucky Wildcats running back Ray Davis, highlighting his journey from foster care to success on the field. Sousa's comments were deemed inappropriate by fans on social media. Davis has been a key player for Kentucky, contributing to their two consecutive wins.
Forbes: UEFA Women’s Champions League Qualifying Round 1 Roundup: Arsenal And Juventus Crash Out, Ukrainian Champions Vorskla Advance & More
Last season's semifinalists Arsenal were eliminated in the UEFA Women's Champions League QR1. The qualifying round featured mini-tournaments with teams from top European leagues. Big upsets came from the League Path, including Levante defeating Twente and Juventus losing to Eintracht Frankfurt. In the Champions Path, lesser-known teams advanced, including Apollon Limassol and U Olimpia Cluj. QR2 will consist of 12 two-legged knockout ties to determine group stage qualifiers.
#outdoors
Breitbart: Rescue Mission for American Stuck in one of World's Deepest Caves
Experienced caver Mark Dickey, 40, was rescued from a deep cave in Turkey after suffering stomach bleeding. A team of international experts set up medical base camps along the shaft to rest and treat Dickey before continuing the challenging rescue operation.