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Liberty Nation: Biden’s Uncomfortable Presidency
The president's political maneuvering between New Hampshire and Iowa raises questions about his reputation.
The Federalist: Impeaching Biden Is The Right Call, But Don’t Stop With Him
House Speaker McCarthy launches a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden for corruption allegations. Evidence suggests a vast international bribery scheme involving Biden and his son Hunter. The corruption extends to the Justice Department and FBI, who have been hiding evidence and obstructing investigations. Impeachment is necessary to expose and dismantle the weaponized deep state that protects a corrupt president.
National Review: We Need Better Antitrust, Not More Antitrust
Reform of antitrust regulation and enforcement is under review, with proposals to expand liability and remove proof standards. Private antitrust plaintiffs, motivated by profit, can also use these laws to hinder their competitors. While some antitrust lawsuits are legitimate, others seek to impose legal costs and gain artificial advantages without benefiting consumers. The focus should be on better antitrust that promotes efficiency and benefits consumers.
National Review: Tempest-tossed lives, &c.
In a Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty tweet, it is mentioned that a man named Ersin Erkinuly had to leave both China and his ancestral homeland due to oppression and surveillance.
A variety of topics are briefly mentioned in this text. The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) reports on Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas making an antisemitic speech, an article from the Associated Press mentions the death of Holocaust survivor Eva Fahidi-Pusztai, a sawmill in Wisconsin settles a lawsuit after a teenager was killed on the job, FIRE advocates for free speech in sports, George F. Will discusses a book that influenced him, the Detroit Lions win against the Kansas City Chiefs, and the author expresses his dislike for electric bikes. (, , , , , )
Red State: CA Democrat Club Furiously Backpedals After It's Learned Drag Queen Bingo Was a Key Fundraising Event
Konstantine Anthony, the mayor of Burbank, California, was caught on video being spanked by a drag queen at a Democrat fundraiser. This behavior seems to be a trend among Democrats running for higher office.
The Federalist: There's No Way To Justify Continued Funding For The Government
Republicans in Congress are being called upon to justify funding for various government departments, including Ukraine, the Pentagon, and the DOJ. The author questions the effectiveness of these departments and highlights the opioid crisis as an example of wasted funds. The author also criticizes the Biden administration's request for additional aid to Ukraine, pointing out Russia's growing influence and the lack of progress in the conflict. The author concludes by questioning the purpose and value of the federal government.
Fox News: Iran identifies 5 prisoners it wants under swap deal struck with Biden administration
Iran has identified the five Iranians detained in the U.S. that they hope will be freed under a new deal with the Biden administration. The deal includes the release of five Americans jailed in Tehran and the transfer of $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds.
The prisoners that Iran wants released have been charged with various offenses such as failing to register as a foreign agent, obtaining military equipment, and illegally exporting laboratory equipment. Republicans have criticized the deal, citing Iran's support for terrorism.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian air strike injures woman, 81, and man, 74, in Kherson Oblast’s frontline village
Russian air strike injures woman, 81, and man, 74, in Kherson Oblast's frontline village.
#history
National Review: The Battle of Chile’s 9/11 Mirror
The Battle of Chile, a documentary on the coup in Chile, takes on new meaning 50 years later, mirroring the breakdown of Millennial America. Director Patricio Guzmán displays rigorous journalism and warns of journalistic corruption, showing the failure of the documentary form and news media. It serves as both an elegy for failed socialism and a cautionary tale for Latin American revolutions.
#sports
Fox News: Ex-NBA forward Brandon Hunter dead at 42
Former NBA player Brandon Hunter has died at age 42. The cause of death has not been announced. Hunter played college basketball for Ohio University and had a brief NBA career before playing overseas.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Porcupine Quills in Dogs: What to Do if Your Hunting Dog Gets Quilled
Hunting dogs in the United States face the risk of encountering porcupines and getting quilled. While quills are usually not immediately life-threatening, they can cause fatal infection if not removed. It is recommended to take the dog to a vet to safely remove the quills and prevent infection.
#technology
Forbes: Through Airport Security In 30 Seconds? That’s The Goal Of This New Technology
Micro-X, an Australian company, is developing a new system for airport security screening that would be faster and less stressful for travelers. The system would use X-ray technology and machine-learning algorithms to analyze belongings and detect prohibited items. However, the new equipment is likely to be expensive, which may not satisfy critics of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
#other
Forbes: India Box Office: ‘Jawan’ Scores $64 Million In Opening Weekend
Indian star Shah Rukh Khan's new Hindi film Jawan dominates the global box office, earning $64.1 million in its first weekend. The action thriller features a star-studded cast from various film industries in India, including Deepika Padukone and Sanjay Dutt. With a wide release and strategic marketing, Jawan breaks records and becomes one of Shah Rukh Khan's biggest openers.
Newsbusters: Column: The Surprising Pin Piercing Chuck Todd's Political Bubble
Chuck Todd's farewell speech on Meet the Press raises questions about his role in explaining America. He is accused of editorializing and bias towards Democrats. His wife's comments about cable news only feeding viewers what they want further adds to the perception of partisanship.