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Newsbusters: WORST Censorship in August: Five Times Big Tech Silenced Free Speech
Big Tech is engaging in censorship and election interference as the 2024 election approaches. Google buried GOP candidates' websites before the first primary debate, while YouTube fact-checked and labeled videos by Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Apple silenced Glenn Beck's podcast without explanation, and Instagram censored accounts and fact-checked posts about Greta Thunberg and the C40 Climate Leadership Group. The online censorship regime is extensive and affecting conservatives.
Red State: 'Common Sense' Gun-Grabbing? Biden Pushes Huge Fines, Restrictions on Used Gun Sales
The Biden administration is proposing a new rule to expand federal gun regulations on the sale and transfer of firearms. The rule would set limits on unlicensed sellers and impose fines and prison time for violations. This is part of Biden's ongoing efforts to enforce stricter gun control measures through executive action.
Spectator USA: Barron Trump for the NBA Draft?
Barron Trump's potential basketball career is being speculated, with odds on which college he will play for and whether he'll be drafted by an NBA team. Despite his height and nationality, Barron has shown a preference for soccer. It remains to be seen if he will pursue basketball or join the USMNT for the 2026 World Cup.
Mitch McConnell's recent public freeze has renewed discussions about his resignation or opting out of re-election. Kentucky's gubernatorial race could influence the choice of his replacement, with Democrats hoping current Governor Andy Beshear will challenge the law. Waiting to see the outcome of the race may be a safer move for the GOP.
Townhall: New Guys Are Like the Old Guys
The Republican establishment made empty promises, failed to repeal Obamacare, cut spending, and fight for their causes. Now, the Trumpian establishment is doing the same thing in Georgia by advocating for the ousting of the district attorney without a feasible plan. This strategy only benefits those who are fundraising and leaves constituents suffering. The Republicans need to purge the grift and prioritize meaningful action.
Forbes: Schumer Warns Of GOP ‘Hostage-Taking’ In Looming Budget Battle: Here’s What To Know About The Upcoming Spending Negotiations
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has called on House Republicans to pass the fiscal year 2024 budget in a bipartisan way to avoid a government shutdown. Schumer criticized right-wing members for playing political games and risking the economic upswing. The White House has urged Congress to pass a short-term spending deal to allow more time for negotiations. Some House Republicans, including members of the House Freedom Caucus, are demanding significant cuts to the existing budget and have threatened to shut down the government if their priorities are not met.
Fox News: Pennsylvania to cut funding for pro-life counseling centers after almost 3 decades
After almost 30 years of funding, Pennsylvania is ending its support for pro-life counseling centers under the leadership of Democrat Gov. Josh Shapiro. The contract with pro-life nonprofit Real Alternatives, which distributes funds to pregnancy centers in the state, is being terminated. Shapiro, a staunch defender of access to abortion, stated that his administration would not continue funding the centers. This decision comes amidst national battles over abortion restrictions.
In Texas, a judge ruled that the state's abortion ban is too restrictive for women with serious pregnancy complications, stating that exceptions should be allowed without fear of criminal charges. This ruling is seen as a potential model to weaken abortion restrictions in other Republican-led states. However, the injunction has been immediately blocked by an appeal to the Texas Supreme Court.
Newsbusters: Iranian Weightlifter Banned For Life For Shaking Hands With Israeli Competitor
Iranian weightlifter Mostafa Rajaei is banned for life and his coach is fired for shaking hands with Israeli competitor Maksim Svirsky at a weightlifting competition in Poland. This is due to a previous directive from Iran's supreme leader prohibiting any interaction with Israelis.
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Fox News: Family farmer warns 'harsh' climate policies to cut cow emissions will destroy business in the Netherlands
Dutch farmers are protesting the government's strict nitrogen policies, which aim to reduce cattle emissions. Farmers are being pressured to sell their farms to the government, leading to concerns about the global food supply. The government argues that the regulations are necessary to address climate change and protect the environment, but farmers believe they are being unfairly targeted.
The Right Scoop: Texas wins BIG victory before the state supreme court
Texas Supreme Court lifts ban on transgender medicine and surgeries for minors while case is heard. Families express concern for transgender youth.
PJ Media: Another White Lady Gets Caught Trying to Pass for Brown
In a white supremacist America, Andrea Smith, a Native American professor, is revealed to be white, sparking controversy and accusations of fraud. Despite resigning, she is allowed to keep teaching and will retain her retirement benefits. This case, along with others including Elizabeth Warren and Rachel Dolezal, highlights the privilege and social distinction that comes with claiming to be a person of color.
Red State: Canada's Churches Burned Over an 'Indigenous Genocide,' New Excavation Results Tell a Far Different Story
Mass graves of indigenous children at Canadian residential schools have been widely reported, with claims of tens of thousands of secret murders and burials by the Catholic Church. However, recent excavations at suspected sites have found no human remains, leading some to question the narrative and call it a blood libel against Christians and the Catholic Church. While acknowledging historical injustices against indigenous tribes, spreading unproven tales of mass graves and genocide is irresponsible and harmful.
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Fox News: Wagner Group flag seen flying at Prigozhin crash site in Russia
Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was killed in a plane crash. The Wagner Group flag was found at the crash site.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine secures release of 11 children from Russian-occupied territories
Eleven Ukrainian children return home from Russian-occupied territories after being illegally abducted. Six children were deprived of parental care, five returned to their families.
#religion
The Federalist: Finland Escalates Prosecution Of Christian For Quoting The Bible
Helsinki's top prosecutor has charged a Member of Parliament and a bishop for quoting the Bible and publishing a booklet about Christian sexual ethics, claiming it violates Finland's "hate speech" law. The case highlights the prosecution of dissidents and the potential criminalization of Christianity in Finland and beyond. This case has global ramifications for freedom of speech and religion.
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Foreign Policy: Adam Tooze: Why the Common Pencil Isn’t Just a Back-to-School Item
Private detective Sam Spade unravels a convoluted web of deceit and betrayal in 1930s Los Angeles.
A hard-boiled detective investigates a high-profile murder case involving corrupt politicians and powerful mobsters.
Daily Wire: Four People Have Died In Past Month In Atlanta Jail Where Man Previously Died In Bug-Infested Cell
Four inmates have died within a month at Fulton County jail in Atlanta, Georgia. The deaths are under investigation.
Human Events: Trans offender cleared on charges in UK after calling for violence against women
Trans-identified felon Sarah Jane Baker cleared of charges after court rules speech at London Pride not meant to incite violence. Baker claimed he was seeking attention and didn't intend harm. Court expressed doubt but found him not guilty.
#sports
Forbes: Jerry Reinsdorf Digs In To Improve White Sox’s Roster, Stadium
Jerry Reinsdorf, owner of the Chicago White Sox, plans to upgrade the team's roster and stadium before putting it up for sale. Despite pressure from fans to sell the franchise, Reinsdorf remains committed to improving the team before considering a sale. He has begun studying stadium options as the team's lease at Guaranteed Rate Field approaches its expiration date, but denies rumors of a move to Nashville. Reinsdorf recently promoted Chris Getz to vice president and general manager, believing he provides the quickest path to success.
Fox News: Sacramento Kings sign 3-time NBA Champion JaVale McGee
Center JaVale McGee was waived by the Dallas Mavericks only 13 months after signing a multi-million dollar deal. He was later picked up by the Sacramento Kings and will compete to back up Domantas Sabonis.
Dirt Wheels Magazine: LORETTA LYNN'S ATVMX NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE REPORT
AMA Pro ATV Motocross National Championship Series comes to a close at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Tennessee. The race is threatened by rain, but the track crew works hard to improve conditions. Chad Wienen ultimately takes the overall win, while Joel Hetrick finishes second.
Forbes: ACC To Expand, Adding Stanford, Cal And SMU As Members
The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is expanding to include the University of California, Berkeley (Cal), Southern Methodist University (SMU), and Stanford University. The Pac-12 conference will be left with only two teams after Cal and Stanford's departure. The addition of these new schools will bring financial benefits to the ACC through TV shares and incentives. However, there are concerns about increased travel for teams participating in Olympic sports.
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Fox News: Online marketplaces, social media platforms under fire by Congress over recalled products
The House Energy and Commerce Committee has sent letters to 17 online shopping companies, including Meta, Amazon, and eBay, expressing concerns that they are not doing enough to prevent consumers from buying dangerous products on their platforms. The committee is asking the companies what actions they will take to prevent the sale of recalled or banned products and is seeking their cooperation. Meta and eBay have defended themselves against the allegations, stating that they take the issue seriously and work to promote product safety.
Forbes: Jung Kook Breaks Another Tie With His BTS Bandmate Jimin
Pop sensation Jung Kook's solo track "Seven" continues to hold its ground on the Billboard Hot 100, living on for six consecutive weeks. It now surpasses bandmate Jimin's song "Like Crazy" in chart longevity. With its fourth-longest-charting status by a South Korean solo musician, "Seven" follows the iconic "Gangnam Style" by Psy. Additionally, Jung Kook's collaboration with Charlie Puth, "Left and Right," also proved successful on the Hot 100. While the track has been declining in popularity, a recent remix by DJ Alesso could potentially revive its ranking.