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#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: What if Joe Biden wasn't paid in cash?
Fox News host Jesse Watters criticizes the Biden family for alleged questionable business dealings with China, suggesting that foreigners may have laundered up to $50 million in their accounts. Watters questions where the money went and speculates on the possibility of non-cash payments, highlighting the purchase of diamonds by the Biden family's Chinese business partners. The article raises concerns about money laundering and lack of paper trail with diamond transactions.
The Right Scoop: Gov DeSantis BURNS Trump over his abortion comments [AUDIO]
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Governor DeSantis criticized Trump for calling the heartbeat bill in Florida a 'terrible mistake'. He argued that Trump cannot claim to be prolife while attacking states that protect babies with heartbeats. DeSantis also expressed concern that Trump's remarks reflect a shift in his values and could lead to him making deals with Democrats on abortion, which would betray pro-lifers.
Front Page Magazine: Car Bans Could Be a Deciding Factor in 2024
Several Democrat-run states, along with the Biden administration, are pushing to ban cars by 2035 in an effort to promote electric vehicles. However, this plan is highly unpopular, especially among families who struggle with high prices and inflation. Polls show that 59% of Americans oppose the car ban, with opposition increasing over the years. Even in states that have signed on to the ban, opposition remains strong. The proposed car ban would have a devastating impact on American families, preventing them from replacing their vehicles and limiting their daily activities. This policy, backed by an urban elite, is seen as an act of cultural, social, and economic warfare against the rest of the country. The car ban could prove to be a significant issue in the upcoming 2024 elections if Republicans and moderate Democrats address it.
National Review: The Corner: Biden’s Age and Unpopularity Aren’t a Plot
Molly Jong-Fast questions the impact of media coverage on the perception of Biden's age as a potential electoral issue. She argues that unlike the Clinton server story, where media coverage played a significant role, Biden's age is something that people can see and judge for themselves. She also criticizes a recent CNN poll cited in a New York Times story, highlighting the use of oversampling and emphasizing the need for a comprehensive understanding of polling methods.
Breitbart: Alex Soros Huddles with ‘Great Leader’ Newsom at Clinton Global Initiative
Alex Soros, heir to George Soros's leftwing non-profit empire, met with Gov. Gavin Newsom, praising him as a "great leader" at the Clinton Global Initiative meeting. Soros, focused on politics, abortion rights, and gender equity, also supports the Ukrainian war effort. He has met with prominent Democrat leaders and advisers and frequently visits the White House. Other international leaders and Hollywood stars will attend the CGI.
Red State: Whistleblower Lawyers Slam Hunter Biden Lawsuit Against the IRS for 'Violation of Rights'
Hunter Biden is suing the IRS, claiming that whistleblower disclosures violated his privacy rights. He alleges that the whistleblowers sought to smear him by releasing information about his taxes. The IRS agents, Shapley and Ziegler, argue that they only disclosed public information authorized by Congress.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Palestinians Destroying as Much of Israel’s Jewish History as They Can
UNESCO is rewriting history in the Land of Israel, ignoring the Jewish heritage in favor of a solely Palestinian narrative. The ancient city of Jericho, with its Jewish ruins and mosaics, is being described as an exclusively "Palestinian heritage site." Despite archaeological evidence, Palestinian leaders and UNESCO refuse to acknowledge the Jewish presence and continue to erase Jewish history from significant historical sites. The deliberate destruction of Jewish artifacts and sites by the Palestinians goes unnoticed by UNESCO, who should face financial consequences for their role in distorting history.
Daily Wire: Obama Official Doubles Down On Biden’s $6 Billion Deal, Blows Off Concerns Iran Could Take More Hostages
Former Obama Undersecretary of State Richard Stengel praises President Biden's deal with Iran, saying no amount of money is too high to pay for the release of American citizens. He argues that the money for the deal came from South Korea, not the US, making criticisms less valid. Critics fear setting a precedent of paying adversaries for hostages and that Iran could use the funds for nefarious purposes.
#economy
Daily Wire: US National Debt Surpasses $33T For First Time In History
America's national debt has reached a historic high of $33 trillion, causing concern among experts. The debt held by the public has exceeded $26 trillion, and the deficit is expected to double this fiscal year. The government faces a potential shutdown over spending, with House Republicans proposing a short-term plan. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen claims the debt is under control, but experts warn of a looming crisis and the dangers of the growing debt.
#health
Newsbusters: NBC Hypes Abortions Resuming in Wisconsin Due to Activist Court
Abortion services resume in Wisconsin after a court ruling. Planned Parenthood clinics in Madison and Milwaukee restarted operations, following a legal and political shift. The state's abortion ban, in place for 170 years, had been dormant until the U.S. Supreme Court handed back state control over abortion rights last year. The change in Wisconsin's highest court, with a liberal majority, further supports the resumption of services. Women no longer have to travel long distances, with facilities now accessible within a shorter driving distance.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Colleges Flunk Out
Public confidence in college education is declining as classes become irrelevant and politically biased. A Wall Street Journal-NORC poll shows that 56% of Americans believe a four-year degree is not worth the cost, with the strongest skepticism from those aged 18-34 and people with college degrees. College enrollment has declined, and surveys indicate that many students find their classes irrelevant and lacking practical skills. Furthermore, colleges like Harvard have been ranked as hostile toward free speech and have purged conservative faculty. As a result, alternative paths, such as skills-based programs and apprenticeships, are gaining popularity.
#crime
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: Liberals don't care about crime unless it's committed by those they don't like
Fox News' Laura Ingraham argues that crime should be treated the same regardless of race. She questions the delay in releasing a disturbing video involving black perpetrators and a black victim, suggesting that races being reversed would have had a different response. She criticizes the left for ignoring responsibility in incidents involving police and highlights a recent murder in the Bronx as an example of rising crime.
Breitbart: 'Sound of Freedom' Inspiration Tim Ballard Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Vice News Report
Tim Ballard, the inspiration for "Sound of Freedom," is accused of sexual misconduct by seven women during his time with Operation Underground Railroad. The women have not responded or declined to comment. []
#technology
Newsbusters: Anti-Free Speech TikTok Fined $368M for Exploiting Info of Minors
The European Union has fined TikTok €345 euros ($368 million) for mishandling personal information of minors, setting their profiles to "public" by default. This serves as a wake-up call for social media platforms regarding the protection of minors. The United Kingdom also fined TikTok for allowing over 1.4 million children under 13 to use the app. TikTok claims they did nothing wrong, but concerns about national security and data privacy remain.
#other
Fox News: Meghan Markle's father Thomas calls her out for 'cruel' behavior: 'I can actually sue'
Thomas Markle pleads to see his grandchildren, suggests he could sue Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. He also brings up the estranged relationship between King Charles and the Sussexes.