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#politics
Liberty Nation: Hunter Biden Sues the IRS – READ IN FULL
First Son Hunter Biden files lawsuit against IRS, alleging targeted harassment and embarrassment.
The Right Scoop: Schumer dumps Senate dress code because Fetterman insists on dressing like a slob
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is allowed to ignore the Senate's dress code, thanks to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. The change only applies to senators and not staff members.
Red State: Lauren Boebert and Russel Brand are Proof the Media's Gun Only Points One Way
A video from a local UK newsstand shows newspapers featuring Russell Brand's face and the word "rape." Leftist media is trying to destroy Brand's rising star in politics by accusing him of rape and grooming. The timing of these allegations is suspicious, but the left has too much to gain from his destruction. Meanwhile, the media's focus on certain scandals is a distraction from more important issues in the Western power structure. Don't let the media manipulate you.
National Review: The Corner: U.N. Journal
The U.N. General Assembly Week begins with gridlocked traffic and extravagant spectacles. The focus will be on development and climate issues, overshadowing real-time events like the war in Ukraine. Biden will attend, but Xi and Putin will not. Iranian President Raisi's arrival coincides with the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's murder.
#society
Spectator USA: Newsom is asking the nation’s high court to right progressive wrongs
California's homeless crisis is worsening, with the state's quality of life declining and housing costs skyrocketing. Court rulings have limited efforts to address the issue, and Governor Gavin Newsom is seeking Supreme Court intervention to overturn these rulings. However, many voters do not believe that homelessness is a constitutional right and are longing for solutions that address the root causes of poverty and addiction. Newsom's political future remains uncertain, but he continues to seek power and celebrity.
Fox News: Clinton Global Initiative announces new proposal to help rebuild Ukraine, provide humanitarian support
The Clinton Global Initiative announced a new organization to help rebuild Ukraine and provide humanitarian aid after Russia's invasion. The organization aims to mobilize leaders from around the world to create and finance new commitments for Ukrainians. The nonprofit Save Ukraine, which aids war-affected families and rescued Ukrainian children from Russia, will receive commitments of support.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling kills four, injures eight in two Ukraine’s oblasts
Russian forces shell Ukraine's Kherson and Donetsk oblasts, resulting in the deaths of four civilians and the injury of eight.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russian surrendering soldiers killed by own artillery during Ukraine’s liberation of Andriivka near Bakhmut
Russian surrendering soldiers are killed by their own artillery during Ukraine's liberation of Andriivka near Bakhmut.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: White House touts Iran prisoner exchange deal, says Biden is 'Making five families whole again'
The U.S. has confirmed that the five American citizens who were part of a prisoner exchange with Iran are on their way home. The exchange involved the release of the Americans and two family members, as well as the return of $6 billion in frozen funds to Iran. This move by the Biden administration is seen as a step towards reuniting families.
Daily Wire: Biden Hands Iran $6 Billion; 5 Americans Freed
After releasing frozen oil revenues to Iran, President Biden facilitated the release of five American prisoners. Iran dismissed claims that the funds would be used for humanitarian purposes. GOP senators criticized the deal, expressing concerns about the potential for more Americans to be taken hostage and the implications for Iran's nuclear program and support for terrorism. In addition, Iran barred a third of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors from examining its nuclear sites. The situation highlights the need to strengthen partnerships to address Iranian aggression.
#health
Forbes: Democratic Rep. Jennifer Wexton Won't Seek Reelection After New 'Parkinson's On Steroids' Diagnosis
Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D-Va.) has announced that she will not seek re-election due to her diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare degenerative neurological disease. Wexton, whose term ends next year, made the decision after experiencing worse-than-expected symptoms.
#crime
Red State: Hunter Biden Sues the IRS in Despicable Effort to Attack Whistleblowers
Hunter Biden has been indicted on gun charges and is potentially facing tax charges as well. He initially had a plea deal that fell apart, and now he is suing his father's administration, claiming that IRS agents targeted and embarrassed him. The lawsuit argues that his rights were violated and that the whistleblower allegations were wrongful conduct.
#sports
Forbes: Blake Snell’s Enigmatic Season Headlines 2023 National League Cy Young Award Race
Left-handed pitcher Blake Snell of the San Diego Padres is a contender for the National League's Cy Young Award, despite command issues that have resulted in a high number of base on balls. Snell has an impressive strikeout rate and has posted a low earned run average, making him a dominant force on the mound. However, his future with the Padres is uncertain as he becomes a free agent at the end of the season.
Forbes: Green Bay Packers Defensive Coordinator Joe Barry Back On The Hot Seat After Fourth Quarter Collapse
Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Joe Barry is under fire as his unit continues to perform poorly. The Packers' defense allowed 446 total yards, 27 first downs, and struggled to get off the field against the Atlanta Falcons. Barry's run defense was especially weak, allowing the Falcons to rush for 211 yards. Head coach Matt LaFleur's decision to bring Barry back for another season is being questioned as the team's promising season is at risk.
Fox News: NFL legend Donovan McNabb joins OutKick with new video podcast: ‘I can’t wait to get started’
Former NFL star Donovan McNabb has joined OutKick and will host a video podcast called "The 5 Spot with Donovan McNabb." The show will cover NFL action, news, and feature interviews with players and coaches. McNabb will co-host the show with OutKick Senior NFL Writer Armando Salguero.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch: Giant Grizzly Bears Stalk Hikers in Canadian National Park
A group of hikers in Banff National Park had an intense encounter with two grizzly bears. The guide advised the hikers to remain calm as the bears followed them for 20 minutes.
#other
Spectator USA: Kenneth Branagh: the luckiest man in Hollywood?
Sir Kenneth Branagh, known for his various talents, finally won an Oscar for his screenplay in the film "Belfast." He has been busy with his latest Agatha Christie adaptation and other acting and directing projects. Despite some critical disappointments, Branagh's career has flourished and he continues to take on diverse and challenging roles.
Newsbusters: Lay Off the Rum: NYT Guest Essay Calls for ‘Geoengineering the Oceans’ to Fight Climate Change
The New York Times published an essay proposing the idea of geoengineering the oceans to fight climate change by adding iron. Critics argue that this solution is risky, unproven, and could have unintended consequences such as toxic algae blooms. They believe that the government should not be promoting such ideas and that it will only benefit certain individuals and organizations financially. This proposal is reminiscent of past misguided attempts to manipulate the environment to halt climate change.