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#politics
The Blaze: THESE two 'knuckleheads' claim the 14th Amendment disqualifies Trump from running
Legal scholars J. Michael Luttig and Laurence H. Tribe argue that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment could prevent Donald Trump from running for president again, due to his actions in trying to overturn the 2020 election. They believe that secretaries of state will have to determine if he is eligible to run, which may lead to a Supreme Court decision on the matter. Mark Levin dismisses their argument, stating that more scholars disagree with it.
Human Events: JACQUELINE TOBOROFF: Liberals breaking ranks over NYC’s migrant crisis shows they can’t ignore the problem
Democratic politicians and media figures in New York City are divided over the issue of illegal immigration. Some, like Ana Navarro and Joy Behar, believe that dispersing migrants throughout the country is necessary due to the strain they place on New York City's resources. However, others, including Mayor Eric Adams, argue that the influx of migrants is destroying the city and endangering its residents. Despite public opinion being against illegal immigration, some Democrats, such as Brad Lander and AOC, defend the migrants and accuse those who criticize them of scapegoating. The situation has brought the debate over immigration and its impact to the forefront of New York City politics.
The New American: How EU Taxpayers Are Funding Political Persecution of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán - The New American
Millions of euros of EU money have been granted to groups opposing the conservative Hungarian government under Viktor Orbán, with two-thirds of the funds going to groups associated with George Soros. The EU funds have been used to support LGBTQ+ rights, Holocaust education, and legal actions against the government. Critics argue that the EU is using taxpayer money to interfere in the domestic affairs of member states and push its own political agenda.
The Blaze: Unhinged leftist Stephen King dares readers to give his new work of anti-conservative propaganda a 1-star review
Writer Stephen King, known for his popular horror novels, has taken a political turn with his new book, "Holly." King injects his left-leaning views, including support for the COVID-19 vaccine and criticism of former President Trump, into the story. The novel features a character who embraces Biden's election victory, mourns the events of January 6th, and proudly highlights her vaccination status. King also includes controversial themes such as a Christian family engaging in a horrific act and blames vaccine hesitancy for nursing home deaths.
Fox News: Some GOP lawmakers want to raise the federal minimum wage — but only for verifiable American citizens
Senators Tom Cotton and Mitt Romney, both Republicans, have re-introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage for legal workers who prove their American citizenship. The proposed bill, called the Higher Wages for American Workers Act of 2023, suggests increasing the minimum wage from $7.25 to $11 over the next four years, with regular adjustments for inflation. The bill includes requirements for small businesses and the use of E-Verify for all employers to confirm citizenship. It also penalizes employers who hire illegal immigrants and requires workers to provide a photo ID for verification.
Spectator USA: Donald Trump, the new King David
Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner defends discredited UVA rape story, claiming it was about the issue of rape and women's rights. The magazine paid $4 million for defamation.
Vivek Ramaswamy flip-flops on TikTok ban, goes from supporting a ban to joining the app after dinner with Jake Paul. His stance shifts due to young voters addicted to TikTok.
Fox News: Biden Energy secretary blames 'poor judgment' on her staff blocking EV chargers with gas cars
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm's staff received backlash for blocking electric vehicle chargers with a gas-powered car during Granholm's EV road trip in Georgia. Granholm blamed her staff's poor judgment but also avoided taking full responsibility for the incident.
The incident highlights logistical issues faced by zero-emissions cars, which goes against the push towards electric alternatives by the Biden administration and Democratic-led states. The administration aims for 50% of new car sales to be electric by 2030, and aggressive tailpipe emissions and fuel economy standards have been proposed to accelerate the transition.
#society
Daily Wire: Bodily Mutilation. Fat Liberation. Is This The Wokest Soap Brand In The Nation?
Dove soap is being criticized for pushing radical gender ideology and partnering with BLM activist Zyahna Bryant to promote "size freedom." The brand is accused of politicizing personal hygiene and forcing its values onto consumers. Dove has previously advocated for far-Left ideas under the guise of "body positivity," targeting LGBTQ+ youth and encouraging discussions about sex-changes and sexual orientation. Critics argue that Dove's message implies that society must change for the sake of the oppressed, promoting a victimhood mentality. Consumers are urged to support alternative brands like Jeremy's Razors.
Backpacker: Vote Now on the 2023 Defender Service Awards Finalists
The Defender Service Awards is a competition for nonprofit organizations. Finalists have a chance to win a Land Rover Defender 130 and cash prizes. Public voting will determine the winners.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Xi Jinping removed general amid corruption investigation, US officials believe: report
U.S. officials believe that Chinese General Li Shangfu has been removed from his post and placed under investigation for corruption. This follows the reported ousting of two other generals in the PLA Rocket Force. The investigation into Li involves the procurement of military equipment.
International officials speculate that Li's disappearance might be related to Chinese President Xi Jinping's efforts to strengthen his position and root out corruption. The removal of high-ranking military officials and the replacement of the Foreign Minister have raised questions about Xi's judgment.
#economy
National Review: ‘Bidenomics’ Is Nothing to Celebrate
President Biden's recent speech on "Bidenomics" is filled with misleading statements and factual inaccuracies. Contrary to his claims, manufacturing has been declining, wages have decreased, and poverty rates have skyrocketed. Additionally, his assertion of being a deficit slasher is unfounded, as government spending continues to increase. Biden's attempt to paint a rosy picture of his economic policies falls flat when faced with the reality of the situation.
#military
The American Spectator: Veterans and Suicides: It’s Worse Than the VA Reports
The VA's annual report on suicide prevention shows a decrease in veteran suicides from 22 to 17 per day. However, the data is flawed as it only includes veterans who were activated for federal military service, excluding Reserve National Guard, Dishonorable Discharges, and "self-injury mortality" without a documented suicide intent. This artificially lowers the death toll and ignores the suicides of a significant number of veterans.
#history
Fox News: Archeologists exhume remains to identify victims of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Archeologists resume search for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in Oaklawn Cemetery. One set of remains found in a wooden casket was taken for examination, and another set is to be excavated. No remains have been confirmed as victims yet.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: Hunter Biden Could Face Up to 25 Years in Prison, $750,000 Fine
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, is facing three gun-related charges which could result in up to 25 years in prison and a $750,000 fine. Special Counsel David Weiss, who previously gave Hunter a plea deal, has indicted him on these charges. Hunter's lawyer is confident that the charges will be dismissed before trial. The gun charges are just the beginning, as more charges are expected in the future.
Forbes: 'False': Trump Denies Key Prosecution Claim About Mar-A-Lago Security Tapes In New Interview
Former President Donald Trump denies ordering the deletion of security footage in an upcoming interview. He claims the allegation is false and insists that the tapes were never tampered with. Trump is facing indictments along with Mar-A-Lago employees for their conduct regarding the security tapes.
Fox News: Teen in Iowa found guilty of murder, manslaughter in shooting deaths of students
Iowa teenager found guilty of second-degree murder and manslaughter in shooting deaths of two students at alternative school.
The Blaze: Great-grandfather shoved onto NYC subway tracks, fractures spine; arrested suspect claims victim 'called me a woman'
A 74-year-old man was shoved onto subway tracks in New York City, resulting in multiple injuries including a spinal fracture. The suspect was caught and claimed that the victim had insulted him.
National Review: Trump Denies Ordering Mar-a-Lago Staffer to Delete Security Footage
Former President Donald Trump denies ordering the deletion of surveillance video footage at his Florida estate as alleged by the Department of Justice. He claims that the tapes were not deleted and were handed over intact. Trump is also facing charges related to mishandling classified documents and other indictments, including alleged interference in the 2020 election and business fraud in New York.
Forbes: Luis Rubiales Faces Restraining Order For Kissing Spanish Soccer Player Jenni Hermoso
Former head of Spain's Soccer Federation, Luis Rubiales, has been issued a restraining order after being accused of non-consensual sexual assault for kissing player Jenni Hermoso. Rubiales resigned from the federation following demands for his resignation and a strike by the women's national team. He is also facing charges of coercion.
Daily Wire: Denver Police Investigating Alleged Pop-Up Bar For Homeless, Tents Rented For Prostitution
Denver police are investigating a "pop-up bar" and allegations of tents being rented out for prostitution at a homeless encampment in the city. Photos show a makeshift speakeasy with liquor bottles, furniture, and tents. Police are also looking into complaints about the encampment blocking the sidewalk.
#sports
Fox News: Deion Sanders gives Colorado players sunglasses to continue feud with Colorado State's Jay Norvell
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders fires back at Colorado State head coach Jay Norvell's criticism of his style, particularly his sunglasses and hat. Sanders gives his team sunglasses as a gift and takes Norvell's comment as fuel to the fire. The rivalry between the two teams intensifies as Sanders declares the upcoming game as personal.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: ATV TEST: 2023 YAMAHA GRIZZLY 700
For 25 years, Yamaha has been building and improving the Grizzly ATV. It now has a range of innovative features, including electronic power steering and a CVT transmission. The Grizzly offers a comfortable ride and handles well on the trails. It is competitively priced compared to other ATVs in its class.
Field & Stream: A Grizzly Bear Claimed a Montana Hunter's Trophy Whitetail—Then He Got it Back
After hunting a big Montana whitetail, Cole Stevens finds himself being stalked by a grizzly bear. Luckily, he escapes unharmed and learns the importance of being prepared in bear country.
#other
Forbes: BTS’s V Smashes His Bandmate Jimin’s Sales Record
BTS member V's solo EP, Layover, has achieved historic success in South Korea, selling over 2 million copies in its first week, making V the first solo K-pop artist to reach this milestone. The previous record was held by BTS member Jimin. Layover is expected to perform well internationally as well.
Newsbusters: Point and Laugh at the Far-Left Daily Beast for a Silly, Fact-Free Smear of NewsNation
"A writer criticizes The Daily Beast for its biased and factually incorrect article about NewsNation. The writer argues that the hosts and contributors come from diverse backgrounds and that the show covers a range of topics. They accuse The Daily Beast of being untethered to reality and mischaracterizing the coverage of Donald Trump."