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#politics
Breitbart: Ken Buck: Evidence 'Doesn't Exist' to Launch Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) claims there is currently no evidence to justify launching an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, contradicting House conservatives. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested an inquiry could begin in September. Buck criticizes Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) for believing an inquiry should occur now, stating that Greene has been pushing for Biden's impeachment since before he took office. Buck's stance aligns with Democrats and contradicts public opinion. According to a CNN poll, 61% of Americans believe Biden was involved in his family's business dealings with China and Ukraine.
Breitbart: 'Auks': A Fourth Joe Biden Email Alias Surfaces
Then-Vice President Joe Biden used a fourth alias, "auks@att.blackberry.net," as early as 2010. The alias was linked to an email from his niece, Casey Owens, who worked at the Treasury Department and had connections to Hunter Biden's business dealings in China.
Daily Wire: After NYC Mayor Complains Of Migrant Wave, Reporter Calls Him Out With Stats
NYC Mayor Eric Adams expresses concern over the arrival of 10,000 migrants per month in New York City. Fox News reporter Bill Melugin highlights the much higher number of apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border, with nearly 11,000 in one week in the Tucson sector alone. Adams estimates that the crisis will cost taxpayers $12 billion over three fiscal years.
Breitbart: NM Sheriff: Gov. Grisham's Concealed Carry Ban Will Not Be Enforced
Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen refuses to enforce New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's ban on concealed carry, calling it unconstitutional and ineffective in curbing gun violence. New Mexico State Rep. John Block is drafting an article of impeachment against Grisham.
Newsbusters: Media-Wide Blackout As NM Governor Calls Her Oath to Constitution not ‘Absolute’
Liberal TV news networks have been largely silent on New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's attempt to roll back gun rights in her state. CBS and NBC have ignored the story, while ABC, CNN, and MSNBC provided mixed coverage. Grisham's order, which suspended open and concealed carry permits and questioned the absoluteness of constitutional rights, received criticism from both gun rights advocates and gun control supporters. ABC and MSNBC downplayed concerns, while CNN was slightly more even-handed. None of the networks have shown viewers Grisham's alarming comments about her oath to the Constitution.
#society
Fox News: Canadian man's attack on Muslim family motivated by white nationalism, prosecutors say
Canadian federal prosecutors argued that Nathaniel Veltman's attack on a Muslim family in Ontario, resulting in the death of four members, was motivated by white nationalist beliefs. Veltman planned the attack for months and intentionally hit the family with his truck. He confessed to targeting Muslims and using a vehicle to send a message.
The American Spectator: VIDEO: Youngkin Grants Full Pardon to Loudon County Dad
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin issued a full pardon for Scott Smith, a father who was convicted of resisting arrest during a school board meeting. Smith's daughter had been sexually assaulted in a school bathroom, and Smith had spoken out against the school's policy that allowed students to use whichever bathroom aligned with their gender identity. The pardon is seen as a victory for parents fighting against radical school policies.
Fox News: Federal funding extended to 25 additional Georgia counties for Hurricane Idalia cleanup
Additional Georgia counties eligible for federal funding for Hurricane Idalia cleanup. Governments and electric cooperatives can receive aid for debris cleanup and emergency workers.
Daily Wire: Meet Susanna Gibson, AKA ‘HotWifeExperience,’ The Dem Candidate Who Also Has An X-Rated Chaturbate Profile
Democratic candidate Susanna Gibson, running for state Senate in Virginia, was discovered to be performing sexual acts online to raise money for her campaign. Using the alias "HotWifeExperience" on Chaturbate, she offered specific acts for tokens, including anal sex and urination. She filmed the videos with her husband, who reserved the most explicit acts for big spenders.
#war
PJ Media: Democrats Claim J6 Was as Bad as 9/11. Oh, Really?
The 9/11 attacks were carried out by foreign terrorists who exploited lax US immigration laws. Radical mosques provided them with support and hiding places. Thousands of lives were lost that day, and many more from subsequent illnesses. The aftermath led to changes in laws and a war against the terrorists responsible.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: A Hobbit’s Journey Home: Dreaming of the Shire
A religious odyssey of a former Protestant fundamentalist who finds his way to the Catholic Church, influenced by Tolkien's writings and his love for England.
#health
Flag And Cross: Night Owls More Likely To Develop Diabetes Than Early Birds, New Study Finds
'Night owls' have a 19% higher risk of developing diabetes compared to 'early birds', according to a new study. The researchers found that people with an evening chronotype are more likely to have irregular sleep patterns and unhealthy lifestyle habits, such as poor diet and lack of exercise. The association between evening chronotype and diabetes risk remained even after accounting for lifestyle factors.
Daily Wire: Tyrannical Leftist Woman Tries To Abolish The Second Amendment
Michelle Lujan Grisham, the Governor of New Mexico, has been using her power as a public health official to exert control over the state under the guise of emergencies. She has now announced a "public health order" that prohibits residents in high crime areas from possessing firearms. Despite knowing that criminals won't follow the law and the order will likely be overturned, Grisham is focused on sending a message rather than upholding constitutional rights. This move is part of a larger trend where public health officials are expanding their authority to address various social issues, effectively undermining individual freedoms.
#education
Fox News: Muslim dad says Maryland schools engaged in ‘clear indoctrination,’ calls White supremacist claim ‘ridiculous'
A Muslim father in Maryland is advocating for the right to opt his children out of curriculum with gender and LGBTQ content in Montgomery County Public Schools. He believes it contradicts his religious beliefs and harms understanding of biology.
#crime
The Blaze: Police on manhunt for suspect who allegedly rammed patrol car with stolen big rig and fled as police shot at him
Law enforcement agencies in California are searching for a suspect who stole a big rig, rammed into a patrol car, and fled the scene. After a high-speed chase, the suspect drove into the brush of the Santa Ana riverbed, making it difficult for authorities to locate him. The search is further complicated by the presence of numerous homeless people in the area.
Fox News: Former Louisiana police officer to stand trial in fatal high-speed chase that killed teens
Former police officer David Cauthron will stand trial for crashing into a vehicle and killing two teenage girls during a high-speed chase. The trial date has been set for March 18, 2024. Cauthron faces charges of manslaughter, obstruction of a highway, negligent injury, malfeasance in office, and reckless operation of a vehicle.
Fox News: 6 fatally shot in Greek seaside town
Six people were fatally shot in a gangland attack near Athens, Greece. It is believed to be connected to a dispute between criminal organizations.
Fox News: Rockets' Kevin Porter Jr arrested on assault charge after allegedly attacking girlfriend in New York City
Houston Rockets guard Kevin Porter Jr. was arrested in New York City, charged with assault and strangulation. Porter allegedly assaulted his girlfriend, causing injury to her face and neck.
Forbes: Houston Rockets Player Kevin Porter Jr. Arrested On Assault Charges
NBA player Kevin Porter Jr. was arrested for assaulting his girlfriend in a hotel. He has a history of misconduct incidents.
#sports
Fox News: Chris Jones ends holdout with Chiefs after agreeing to one-year deal
Kansas City Chiefs and defensive tackle Chris Jones have reached an agreement on a one-year deal, ending his holdout. Jones will earn more money this season with multiple incentives attached to his contract. Despite the agreement, Jones will still become a free agent after this season.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Bug Out Bags of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
A bug out bag is recommended for real-world disasters like wildfires and floods. We tested several bags to determine their effectiveness and found the best bug out bags for different categories.
Backpacker: 4 Perfect Trails For A Week-Long Backpacking Trip
In our travel column, Emma Veidt provides tips for planning a week-long backpacking trip. She suggests preparing with a workout plan, lightening your load, and checking a packing list. As for destinations, she recommends the Wonderland Trail in Washington, the 100-Mile Wilderness in Maine, the North Circle Loop in Montana, and the Maah Daah Hey Trail in North Dakota.
#other
Forbes: NewJeans Tie One Of Blackpink’s Most Impressive Billboard Chart Streaks
South Korean girl group NewJeans has achieved a significant milestone with their hit single "Super Shy" remaining on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for eight weeks, tying with Blackpink's "Ice Cream" as the second-longest-running song by a South Korean girl group on the chart. However, the record for the longest-charting song by a South Korean girl group on the Hot 100 belongs to Fifty Fifty's "Cupid," which has stayed on the chart for 24 weeks. It is uncertain if "Super Shy" will surpass this record.
Newsbusters: ‘I’m Gonna Go to Bed!’; Nets BURY Biden’s Latest Embarrassing Gaffe
The broadcast networks praised President Biden's trip to Vietnam and India, ignoring his refusal to deviate from a pre-selected list of liberal journalists at a press conference in Hanoi. Biden struggled with names, made pop culture references, and expressed his desire to go to bed, leading to his microphone being cut. Fox News criticized the press conference, highlighting Biden's mental lapses and the lack of questions about domestic issues. Some defended Biden, citing jet lag and praising his stamina. Fox News contributor Joe Concha criticized Biden's behavior and lack of transparency, arguing that it reflects a lack of leadership.
Fox News: Joe Jonas addresses Sophie Turner divorce rumors while onstage
Joe Jonas publicly addressed his divorce from Sophie Turner during a concert in Los Angeles. He thanked the audience for their support and asked them not to believe the rumors unless they hear it from him. The couple filed for divorce after four years of marriage and have two children together.