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#politics
Daily Wire: Democrat AG Rebuffs NM Governor, Refuses To Defend Gun Carry Ban In Court
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez refuses to defend Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's gun order, citing constitutional concerns. The order, which bans carrying firearms in public spaces, is facing multiple lawsuits . Torrez believes the order will not improve public safety and urges the governor to consult with the state legislature before taking unilateral action that infringes on citizens' constitutional rights . Other officials, including Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller and Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen, have also refused to enforce or defend the order . National progressives, such as Rep. Ted Lieu and David Hogg, criticize the governor's order as unconstitutional .
Breitbart: Senator Tom Cotton Backs Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Sen. Tom Cotton announced his support for the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, citing Biden's alleged lies and corruption regarding his business dealings with his son Hunter. Cotton praised the House GOP for investigating potential corruption.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy launched an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden based on evidence of abuse of power, obstruction, and corruption. The inquiry is backed by allegations of Biden's lies, financial transactions to family members, bribery, and special treatment. House Oversight Chairman James Comer, Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith will lead the investigation.
Red State: Biden May Have Plagiarized Ground Zero Remark, as Kirby Spins Mightily to Justify False Claim
Joe Biden falsely claims he went to Ground Zero the day after 9/11. Possible motivation is to make up for criticism. Similarity to Hillary Clinton's description raises questions. NSC spokesperson twists facts to defend Biden. Biden's past plagiarism makes it believable he took Clinton's words.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Spike in Hate Crimes Makes Bangladesh Unlivable For Hindus
With a rise in anti-Hindu atrocities in Bangladesh, including abductions, killings, and temple attacks, the minority community has become a target for Islamic violence. Despite the indifference of those in power, some Hindu girls have been rescued and abductors have been arrested. In addition to random miscreants, even teachers have been involved in kidnapping Hindu minors, leading to a growing sense of fear and insecurity among the community.
Hindu boys in Bangladesh are not safe either, as they become victims of violence for absurd reasons. One 13-year-old boy was found dead after going missing, with suspicions regarding the involvement of the family members of his Muslim female friend. While the murder remains unsolved, the indifference of authorities only emboldens the Muslim majority to continue their persecution of Hindus in various ways, leaving victims without justice for years.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Palestinian Terror Rising
Organized Palestinian terror has made a comeback, with 2023 being the deadliest year since the Second Intifada. Armed and organized, the terror campaign is led by Hamas, PIJ, and Fatah, with the goal of forcing Israel to withdraw from Judea and Samaria. The PA's dual messaging and loss of control over armed groups exacerbates the threat. Israel must strengthen its deterrence by launching a Defense Shield-like operation to cripple Hamas and halt the support for organized terror.
#economy
Forbes: New Arena: Thunder To Remain In Oklahoma City Through 2050 And Beyond Pending Voter Approval
The Oklahoma City Thunder will build a new arena in the city, with a commitment to stay until 2050. The new arena will cost at least $900 million, with the team's ownership contributing $50 million.
#health
Front Page Magazine: Dr. Doom Doubles Down on Face Mask Double Speak
Dr. Fauci's stance on face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic has been inconsistent. Initially, he stated that masks were unnecessary and could have unintended consequences. However, he later changed his tune, recommending the use of masks and even multiple masks. A study cited by a CNN host suggested that medical-grade masks made little to no difference in preventing transmission. Despite evidence from other health professionals that masks are ineffective, mask mandates are making a comeback. Dr. Fauci's constant flip-flopping and lack of trustworthiness are apparent.
Forbes: Jump Aero’s First-Responder eVTOL Is a Big Jump & A Big Ask
California startup, Jump Aero, has unveiled a new eVTOL called the JA1 "Pulse," designed for rural emergency medical response. The single-person aircraft aims to deliver a pilot-paramedic to medical emergencies in rural areas within eight to ten minutes. The concept, supported by funding from the Air Force's Agility Prime program, has gained limited market support, with Danish emergency services firm Falck as a launch customer.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona teacher arrested for alleged 'inappropriate relationship' with student
A former teacher in Buckeye, Arizona, was indicted for having an inappropriate relationship with a student at the Odyssey Institute for Advanced and International Studies. Jessica Kramer, 42, allegedly engaged in sexual misconduct with a 17-year-old male student. The investigation is ongoing.
Daily Wire: Five Former Memphis Police Officers Indicted On Federal Charges In Connection To Tyre Nichols Death
Five former Memphis police officers have been indicted with federal civil rights conspiracy and obstruction charges relating to the murder of Tyre Nichols. The officers face multiple charges, including excessive force and failure to intervene, deliberate indifference, witness tampering, and obstruction of justice. Nichols, a black 29-year-old FedEx worker, died in January after being brutally beaten by the officers during an attempted arrest. The federal indictment gives hope to Nichols' family as they continue to push for justice.
Fox News: Escaped killer shot at by Pennsylvania homeowner while on the run, police say
Convicted killer Danelo Cavalcante steals a gun from a homeowner and is shot at. He escaped from prison and is considered armed and dangerous.
#sports
Fox News: Cowboys' Micah Parsons has advice for Giants after shutout loss: 'It’s called protecting your guy'
Dallas Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons called out the New York Giants' coaching staff for leaving quarterback Daniel Jones in the game during their 40-0 defeat. Parsons believed that protecting Jones and pulling him out of the game could have avoided risking the Giants' season. He praised the Cincinnati Bengals' decision to pull Joe Burrow after signing a contract extension and criticized the Giants' use of their franchise quarterback.
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Forbes: Here Are 2023’s Biggest Celebrity Fashion Collaborations So Far—Starring Beyonce, Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa And Now Rita Ora
Primark announces a collaboration with musician Rita Ora for a new collection. Celebrity fashion collaborations can help brands reach new audiences and bring in millions of dollars.