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#politics
American Thinker: Democrats have declared war on public trust
Seniors fear for the country's Constitution due to a radical Democrat agenda. Democrats have eroded public trust and aim to divide citizens.
The Democrat party disregards public trust, especially when it comes to women's rights and parental rights in education. Trust in government and political legitimacy must be restored.
Daily Wire: Cruz Unloads On Biden, NM Governor Grisham, NYC Mayor Adams
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized Democrat officials on his podcast, touching on issues such as the 9/11 anniversary, the Biden administration's consideration of keeping illegal aliens in Texas, and New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's suspension of open and concealed carry laws. Cruz highlighted the vulnerability on the southern border, stating that an open border is an invitation to terrorists. He also called the Biden administration's ankle monitor proposal for illegal immigrants in Texas a political and illegal move. Lastly, Cruz criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Grisham for their handling of the immigration crisis and gun control measures, respectively.
The Federalist: House GOP Adopts Bernie's Plan To Extend Obamacare Spending
House Republican leaders are pushing for the passage of a bill called the PATIENT Act, which includes shady budgetary tricks that contribute to the country's massive debt. The bill extends funding for community health centers, but critics argue that this funding should go through the annual appropriations process instead. The PATIENT Act also includes provisions related to Obamacare, further raising concerns about the Republicans' stance on repealing the healthcare law.
National Review: The Corner: Old Joe ‘Old’ Biden (Old) Is Too Old to Be President (He’s Old)
Joe Biden is too old to be president. His brain isn't functioning properly, he doesn't respond well to questions, and his thoughts are not logical. His physical and mental health are a concern, and many Americans recognize that he is too old for the job. This is not about politics, but a fact that is hard to ignore.
Fox News: New Mexico sheriff says she won't enforce 'unconstitutional' gun ban: 'Protecting the Second Amendment'
Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham faces pushback from state law enforcement officials over her attempt to ban concealed and open carry permits. Law enforcement officials argue that the ban is unconstitutional and ineffective in curbing gun violence. Grisham defends her order, citing recent instances of gun-related deaths in the state.
National Review: McCarthy to Endorse Biden Impeachment Inquiry as ‘Logical Next Step’ in Corruption Probe: Report
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is expected to endorse an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, citing probes into alleged influence peddling and foreign business dealings by the Biden family. McCarthy plans to urge the House to formalize the inquiry in order to obtain bank records and other documents.
Fox News: Andrew Yang reportedly in talks with No Labels group mulling third-party presidential run
Former Democratic candidate Andrew Yang revealed that he has had "conversations" with the No Labels organization about a potential third-party presidential run in 2024. While Yang did not confirm if he was specifically approached by No Labels, he stated that he has talked to individuals associated with the organization. No Labels is working toward accessing enough states to field a centrist unity ticket for the White House, with potential candidates including Republican Gov. Chris Sununu and former U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman. Yang expressed skepticism about a potential rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden and mentioned other possible third-party candidates who could impact the election.
Liberty Nation: California on the Leading Edge of Reparations
A new poll shows that California voters are overwhelmingly against cash reparations for descendants of slaves, with 59% opposed to the idea. A study suggests that Americans oppose reparations not just because of the money, but also because they don't believe the descendants of slaves deserve reparations. California Governor Gavin Newsom created a Reparations Task Force in 2020, which made various recommendations including cash payments, ending the death penalty, and restoring voting rights to incarcerated individuals. The issue of reparations in California is still uncertain, as the task force recommendations need to be addressed and the question of funding remains.
#society
The Federalist: X Throttles Account Exposing Obscene Books Libraries Give Kids
X censors posts from AAF exposing content promoted by ALA and libraries to children. AAF's Twitter account is shadowbanned.
American Thinker: In Germany, what passes for 'expertise' on U.S. 'democracy' is pathetic
Annika Brockschmidt's book, "America's God Warriors," is a bestseller in Germany. However, the author's lack of firsthand experience in the United States has led to controversy. The book criticizes America's religious right and focuses on recent abortion controversies. Despite factual inaccuracies, the author portrays conservatives and Republicans negatively while elevating Democrats and the woke left. The book fails to acknowledge the diversity of viewpoints within minority communities and accuses anyone who disagrees with her of being a white supremacist. German taxpayers funded the author's trip to America, highlighting the irony of her anti-capitalist stance.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Colombian coca crops, used to make cocaine, at an all-time high last year, UN says
Coca cultivation in Colombia reached a record high in 2022, with nearly 570,000 acres of farmland planted with coca, a 13% increase from the previous year. The country is the largest exporter of cocaine and provides 90% of the cocaine sold in the United States each year. The government aims to reduce cocaine production by incentivizing farmers to switch to legal crops. However, President Gustavo Petro criticized U.S.-led efforts to eradicate coca crops and called for a shift towards treating drug use as a public health problem rather than a military one.
#economy
The Federalist: Apple’s Kowtowing To Chinese Communists Is Starting To Backfire
Apple CEO Tim Cook's bet on China backfired when Beijing banned state employees from using foreign-branded smartphones, including the iPhone. China accounts for nearly 20% of Apple's annual revenue, but the company has often abandoned its proclaimed values in order to appease the Chinese Communist Party. The iPhone ban could cost Apple $19 billion in revenue and raises concerns about the company's overreliance on China's market and supply chains.
Forbes: The 1973 Oil Crisis And The Experts’ Circular Firing Squad
The oil crises in 1973 and 1979 were politically driven disruptions that caused oil prices to spike. The consensus among experts at the time was that oil prices would continue to rise, leading to misguided policies and negative consequences for the global economy.
American Thinker: Student loan freeloader 'gets lucky,' and taxpayers pay
Burning Man music festival ends in climate change disaster. Students return to school, while those with student loans face resuming payments. Journalist stops paying loans, leaving responsible taxpayers to bear the burden of repayment.
#history
Fox News: Eva Fahidi-Pusztai, Holocaust survivor who warned of far-right populism in Europe, dies at age 97
Holocaust survivor Eva Fahidi-Pusztai, known for her warning against far-right populism, has died at the age of 97 in Budapest. Fahidi-Pusztai was deported to Auschwitz and later escaped a death march before being freed by American soldiers. She dedicated her life to sharing her experiences and advocating against discrimination.
#health
Flag And Cross: Smoking Can Double Your Risk Of Mental Illness: Study
Smoking greatly increases the risk of mental illness, including depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. Researchers have found that smokers are 250 percent more likely to be hospitalized with a mental illness. Quitting smoking can significantly reduce the risk of developing these conditions. The study also suggests that smoking-related genes may contribute to the relationship between smoking and mental illness, and that smoking may cause inflammation in the brain, leading to damage and mental disorders.
Flag And Cross: Basset Hound Can See Again After Having Facelift
Basset Hound Chief gets facelift to improve vision as saggy skin obstructs eyes. Surgery successful, Chief can now see.
#technology
Spectator USA: Why has the European Union forced Apple to change its charger?
The European Union forces Apple to adopt the USB-C charger, making it the standard for all phones sold after fall 2024. While some see it as a victory for consumers, it limits innovation in the tech industry.
#other
Flag And Cross: Artist Creates $94,000 Microscopic Banksy Work Inside Eye Of Needles
Micro artist David A. Lindon spent five months creating a microscopic version of Banksy's "Flower Thrower Triptych." The artwork, valued at over £75,000, is encased in a metal and glass viewing dome and accompanied by a microscope.