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#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Donald Trump Tops Joe Biden in RealClearPolitics Poll of Polls
Former President Donald Trump is now leading President Joe Biden in national polls for the 2024 election cycle, marking a significant shift in fortune for Trump. During the 2020 election cycle, Biden consistently led Trump, but now Trump has consistently been ahead or closely trailing Biden since April. This change removes a key argument against Trump running for reelection. Governor Ron DeSantis, seen as the establishment GOP's hope, is currently behind Biden in polls. Trump's strong position and previous popular vote numbers suggest he has a better chance of beating Biden than any other Republican candidate.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Sues Marco Polo Founder for Posting 128K Emails from Laptop
Hunter Biden filed a civil lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler and nonprofit Marco Polo for publishing emails from his abandoned laptop. Hunter Biden's lawyers argue that Ziegler accessed his data illegally, and they seek a jury trial under computer fraud and data access laws. Ziegler claims the lawsuit is an attempt to intimidate those who expose corruption.
Breitbart: Republicans React to Hunter Biden Indictment: 'Very Small Start'
Republicans react to the indictment of Hunter Biden on gun-related charges, calling it a small start and suggesting it may protect the President's son. They urge further investigation into fraud schemes and influence peddling. Despite the charges, President Biden maintains his faith in his son. The indictment does not include tax violations or Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) violations. Some Republicans question the lack of indictments for other offenses. Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley speculates that the indictment could influence Joe Biden's decision not to run for reelection.
Fox News: RNC reveals location, date of third Republican presidential debate
The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced that the third GOP presidential debate will be held in Miami, Florida in November. The debate will be hosted by NBC News and Salem Media. Six candidates, including Donald Trump, have qualified for the debate.
Front Page Magazine: Azerbaijani Protesters Becoming Uncontrollable Problem for Iran
Authorities in Iran are facing a growing problem as southern Azerbaijanis organize creative protests for their rights. The Telegram channel Guney AZfront, which received recognition from Iranian authorities, organized a car rally in Tabriz calling for independence from Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) responded with threats against the organizers, but the publicity gained from the IRGC's Telegram channel has only brought more attention to the cause.
Forbes: Trump Suggests Biden Impeachment Is Revenge For His Own Impeachments
Former President Donald Trump believes that the current impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden is an act of revenge by Republicans because Democrats impeached him while he was in office. He suggests that if he had not been impeached, Republicans would not be pursuing impeachment against Biden. This comes after House Republicans opened an impeachment inquiry into Biden based on unproven allegations of bribery and corruption.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Jr. How Long Until 'DOJ Drops Another Trump Indictment to Change the Narrative?'
Donald Trump Jr. speculates on how long it will be until the "corrupt" Department of Justice (DOJ) indicts his father in order to divert attention from Hunter Biden's recent indictment. Trump Jr. believes that this indictment against Hunter Biden is an excuse for the DOJ to appear fair while giving him a light punishment.
Red State: Ohio Takes Major Step Toward Abolishing Death Penalty With New Legislation
Ohio is considering abolishing the death penalty as bipartisan lawmakers and religious groups introduce legislation to end capital punishment. Republican Attorney General Dave Yost opposes the bills, stating that just because both parties agree on it, doesn't make it a good idea. The Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association supports the death penalty, arguing that it provides ultimate accountability. The future of the death penalty in Ohio remains uncertain as the debate unfolds.
#society
Fox News: Fights break out between renters and Berkeley landlords celebrating end of COVID-eviction moratorium
Landlords and tenant groups clash in Berkeley, California as landlords celebrate the end of the COVID eviction moratorium. Physical fights broke out, including a landlord slapping a female protestor and a tenant punching an elderly landlord. The eviction moratorium in Berkeley recently expired, leading to tensions between landlords and tenants.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Biden and China-Appeasement
Joe Biden has consistently supported China's rise in the world, even as evidence mounts of the regime's exploitation and manipulation. He still believes in a healthy competition with China and wants them to prosper, despite their dangerous ambitions. President Biden's hope for a positive relationship with China is misguided and the US needs to take a stronger stance against their actions.
Front Page Magazine: DHS Warns of Domestic "Extremism" But Ignores Real Terrorism
Al-Qaeda threatens to carry out an attack worse than 9/11. The Department of Homeland Security is focused on domestic extremism and climate change rather than the ongoing threat of terrorism.
PJ Media: 'Not for Sale': Taiwan Minister Slams CCP-Pandering Musk
Taiwan's foreign minister criticizes Elon Musk for repeating Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda, claiming Taiwan should belong to China. Musk's comments came as Chinese warships and planes were detected near Taiwan for military exercises. Taiwan asserts its independence and rejects being part of the CCP. Musk's dealings with the CCP compromise his integrity.
#history
National Review: The Corner: Thinking about the Roman Empire
If you can't stop thinking about the Roman Empire, here are some recommended books to satisfy your curiosity. Adrian Goldsworthy's "How Rome Fell" provides a thorough and authoritative account, while Jim Lacey's "Rome: Strategy of Empire" offers fascinating insights. Peter Heather's "Empires and Barbarians" challenges the idea of barbarian migrations, and Dan Jones' "Power and Thrones" explores the Middle Ages starting with Rome's fall. Lastly, Walter Scheidel's "Escape from Rome" argues that Rome's collapse paved the way for Europe's economic development.
#crime
The Blaze: South Korean woman was tortured and starved to death after traveling to Georgia to join religious group, police say
A South Korean woman was found dead in a car trunk outside a spa in Georgia. Police suspect she was tortured and starved by a religious organization she joined. Six suspects, including a 15-year-old, have been arrested.
#sports
Forbes: After Years Of Expanding His Range And Working With His Uncles, Darius McGhee Has Reached The NBA
Darius McGhee, a small guard from Liberty University, is on the verge of reaching the NBA. He has always loved basketball and started honing his skills at a young age. McGhee's journey has led him to become a high-volume shooter and an impressive three-point shooter. Despite not being drafted, he signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Indiana Pacers and is excited to join the team.
Fox News: Ex-NBA star Metta World Peace reveals gross prank teammate used to pull with Kings
Metta World Peace, formerly Ron Artest, recalls a prank Brad Miller played during their time on the Sacramento Kings. Miller would leave hunted animals, such as a deer head or a turkey, in Mike Bibby's locker. World Peace found it shocking and distracting.
Fox News: Seahawks’ DK Metcalf points finger at himself after disappointing loss to Rams: ‘Lack of preparation'
The Seattle Seahawks were dominated by the Los Angeles Rams in Week 1 of the NFL season. Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf took responsibility for his lack of effort and pointed out the team's need to stay united in tough times. Metcalf believes his lack of preparation may have contributed to the performance.
#technology
Forbes: TikTok Expands Into E-Commerce With TikTok Shop
TikTok has launched TikTok Shop, allowing users to purchase products directly through the app. The program aims to create a new shopping culture and offers features such as shoppable videos, live streams, and a dedicated shop tab. TikTok Shop is expected to be more successful in the e-commerce space compared to other social media platforms.
Fox News: Ask Kurt: The vital distinction between HTTP and HTTPS in securing your online data
Online shopping has become more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it also comes with risks. One important aspect to consider is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS when it comes to website security. HTTPS, which uses an SSL certificate, is more secure and encrypts data transfer, while HTTP is not secured and more vulnerable to hackers. It is crucial to pay attention to the web address and look for the "https://" prefix to ensure secure online transactions.