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#politics
Red State: DOJ Files Single Charge Against J6 Notable Ray Epps
Ray Epps, a prominent J6 protester, has been charged with one count of engaging in disorderly conduct on the Capitol grounds during the Jan. 6 protest. He was not charged with obstructing the government or trespassing on federal property. Many conservatives have questioned why Epps was not charged more severely.
Red State: ‘Standards Are Pretty Low’: Democrat Serves up Cringe Defense of Biden’s Abilities as Age Questions Grow
Concerns are growing among voters and Capitol Hill Democrats about Joe Biden's age and ability to serve another four years. During a Fox News segment, former Congressman Harold Ford defended Biden's physical abilities by mentioning his bike falling incidents. However, this is not a strong endorsement, especially considering Biden's cognitive abilities, which are also being questioned by voters.
Breitbart: Former FBI Agent Told to Shut Down Informant in Hunter Biden Tax Probe
An FBI agent was ordered to shut down an informant, Peter Schweizer, who was investigating corruption involving the Bidens. Schweizer had shared records and documents related to Hunter Biden's overseas financial activities. The order to shut down the informant shocked the agent.
Forbes: Fetterman Fires Back At Critics Of Loosened Senate Dress Code
The Senate has relaxed its dress code rules, allowing senators to dress more casually on the Senate floor. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, known for his preference for shorts and hooded sweatshirts, welcomed the change. Some Republican senators, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, criticized the new dress code, leading to back-and-forth exchanges with Fetterman.
The Blaze: Commentary: God save us from the presidency!
The power of the presidency is destroying the country, not the president himself. The president shapes the nation's finances and energy markets through executive orders, while Congress follows blindly. The presidency has grown excessively powerful, overshadowing other levels of government and centralizing power in one branch. Congress should reclaim its authority, but cultural changes and electing the right officials may be necessary. The American presidency needs to be limited or it will continue to limit the country.
Red State: Tony Timpa’s Wrongful Death Trial Against Dallas Police Officers Begins
The civil trial begins for the death of Tony Timpa, who died during an encounter with Dallas police officers. His family has filed a lawsuit against the officers involved, seeking civil liability. The case gained attention after the murder of George Floyd, although the officers were not convicted of a crime. The trial highlights police protocols and training for individuals with mental health issues.
#society
Fox News: AL city accused of violating free speech reaches tentative settlement in Confederate monument protest lawsuit
In a tentative settlement, Florence, Alabama, agrees to new noise and parade ordinances to resolve a free speech lawsuit over protests against a Confederate monument. Project Say Something argues that the statue should be moved to a cemetery. The monument, known as "Eternal Vigil," depicts a nameless Confederate soldier and was erected in 1903. The group began protesting the monument after George Floyd's killing. The Memorial Preservation Act prohibits removing or altering monuments over 40 years old, with violations carrying a $25,000 fine.
Breitbart: Hungarian President Katalin Novák Launches Pro-Family Manifesto
Hungary's first female president, Katalin Novák, has launched a pro-family manifesto defending parental rights. The manifesto promotes the freedom for children to grow up as their biological sex and calls for real freedom of choice for women, allowing them to have children without giving up work. Novák aims to protect Hungary from anti-family decisions on international matters.
Fox News: Bride claims she left her own wedding after husband smashes cake in her face: Experts chime in
An anonymous bride on Reddit is upset after her husband smashed cake in her face during their wedding. She asked him not to do it, but he did it anyways. The bride left the wedding and social media users are debating whether the cake-smashing tradition is harmful.
#war
The New American: NATO Chief Warns West to “Prepare for Long War” in Ukraine - The New American
NATO chief warns of a long war in Ukraine, supports military solution over diplomacy. Russia claims Ukraine losing thousands of men, but Stoltenberg insists on continuing military efforts. Western officials skeptical of Ukraine's abilities. Ukraine's head of defense calls for military solution and assistance from the West. Lavrov accuses US of preparing Ukraine for war against Russia. Western media reports that US may approve delivery of long-range missiles to Ukraine. Sanctions on Russia have not curbed missile production.
National Review: Biden Reaffirms Support for Ukraine in U.N. Speech as Zelensky Visits U.S.
President Joe Biden called for world nations to support Ukraine in its war against Russia, which he deemed an illegal conflict. He urged Russia to end the war and emphasized the importance of Ukraine's independence. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to the U.S. seeking additional financial and military aid, while Biden's request for new Ukraine aid is pending in congressional budget negotiations.
Fox News: Nearly 50 children from Russian-occupied regions in Ukraine arrive in Belarus
48 children from occupied Ukrainian regions arrived in Belarus, where they were greeted by Belarusian authorities and organized by a Belarusian charity supported by President Lukashenko. Belarusian officials have denied allegations of illegally removing children from Ukraine, but evidence has been presented to the International Criminal Court. Belarus has been a close ally of Russia since the invasion began in February 2022.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Meet the world’s new arms dealers
The arms trade is booming, with emerging weapons producers like North Korea, South Korea, and Turkey challenging the dominance of traditional arms-sellers. North Korea is seeking buyers for its military equipment, while South Korea aims to become the world's fourth-largest arms exporter. Turkey has also seen a significant increase in its weapons exports and is becoming a major player in the market. These emerging arms dealers are benefiting from geopolitical shifts and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Globalization Has Always Been with Us
Globalization has been happening since the dawn of recorded history, not just recently. The increase in international trade, investment, and immigration has actually improved the lives of Americans, with more people moving to the upper class, smaller lower class, and a higher homeownership rate. Globalization is not going away, as shown by the steady or increasing global trade and the prevalence of ethnic foods and foreign music. It is a constantly changing web of trade that has been happening for centuries and benefits both wealthy and poor countries.
#health
The New American: Mass Death From the Vaccine Continues to Happen but is Brushed Off - The New American
Vaccine deaths continue and are widespread, but brushed off.
#education
Fox News: Columbia University student dies in freak accident during kayaking trip on Potomac River
A young Irish student tragically dies while kayaking in the Potomac River, prompting the Columbia University community to mourn and offer support to students.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois man, teen face felony charges for allegedly attacking Chicago police officers with wooden flagpoles
Two individuals, including a 16-year-old, have been charged for assaulting police officers in Chicago with wooden flagpoles during a celebration for Mexican Independence Day in the Little Village neighborhood. Arturo Rodriguez, a 46-year-old with a prior conviction for attempted murder, allegedly struck an officer in the back of the head with a flagpole while two teens fired gel pellets at the officers. The officer suffered bruising and swelling, and another officer sustained a severe cut to the ear from an unknown attacker.
The Blaze: Baylor University settles federal lawsuit in sexual assault scandal that damaged Christian school's reputation
Baylor University settles federal lawsuit over sexual assault allegations. 15 women claim to be victims, leading to termination of school president and football coach. Lawsuit alleges ignoring and concealing reports of assault on campus.
Forbes: Ray Epps Charged With Jan. 6 Crime—After Conspiracy Theory Claimed He Worked For FBI
Ray Epps, a Trump supporter at the Capitol riot, has been charged with disorderly conduct for his involvement in the attack. Epps is also suing Fox News for defamation after Tucker Carlson falsely claimed he was a government provocateur.
Fox News: Former NFL player Sergio Brown appears to resurface in rambling video as cops probe mother's death as homicide
Former NFL player Sergio Brown, who was reported missing after his mother's death, resurfaced on social media. In a rambling video, Brown accused the FBI and the Maywood police of kidnapping him and questioned the authenticity of reports about his mother's death. Authorities are investigating Myrtle Brown's death as a homicide. The entire ordeal began when family members reported both Sergio and his mother missing. Sergio Brown played in the NFL from 2010 to 2016.
Fox News: Investigators crack 1972 cold-case murder of 9-year-old girl: 'It's finally over'
Georgia authorities have solved the 51-year-old cold-case murder of 9-year-old Debbie Lynn Randall, who disappeared in 1972. William B. Rose was named as the suspect in her killing and took his own life two years later. The case was solved through DNA evidence and advancements in genetic genealogy technology.
The American Spectator: How to Make the American Taxpayer Pay for Chicago’s Shoplifting
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is partnering with a left-wing advocacy group to explore the creation of state-run grocery stores in crime-ridden areas. This initiative comes after major retailers like Walmart have been closing locations due to losses caused by organized retail crime. The Economic Security Project, known for championing socialist policies, claims that these government-run stores will address historic disinvestment and promote food access and racial justice. However, critics argue that taxpayers will ultimately bear the financial burden.
National Review: How ‘Special’ Counsel David Weiss Handed Hunter Biden a Second Amendment Defense
Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, is facing gun charges. His best hope of beating the charges is the Second Amendment jurisprudence of the Supreme Court. However, it is unlikely that the Court will gut federal firearms laws. If the case had been competently prosecuted, there would be no Second Amendment issue. The prosecutor, Delaware U.S. attorney David Weiss, is to blame for the predicament. The case raises questions about the constitutionality of federal gun restrictions and whether the original understanding of the Second Amendment trumps statutory restrictions. If Hunter Biden is able to beat the case, it will not be because of the Supreme Court, but because of the mishandling of the case by Weiss. Staying out of politics or .
Fox News: Patriots fan dead after being involved in alleged altercation with Dolphins fan: reports
Authorities in Massachusetts are looking into the death of a 53-year-old Patriots fan after an altercation at the game. The victim's wife claims he was attacked by Dolphins fans. Investigations are ongoing.
Daily Wire: Attorneys For Delphi Murder Suspect Claim Young Teens Were Killed By White Nationalist Pagan Group In ‘Ritual Sacrifice’
Defense attorneys for Richard Allen, who is charged with the murder of two teenage girls in Indiana, claim that the girls were actually killed by a white nationalist group known as Odinists. The attorneys argue that there is no forensic or electronic evidence linking Allen to the crime scene and that investigators overlooked potential connections to the alleged cult members. They also allege that law enforcement withheld crucial information and falsely obtained a search warrant for Allen's home.
Townhall: The Need for Caution on Russel Brand Accusations and Why the Press Is Not Being Cautious - Pt. 2
Russell Brand, a media figure known for his social commentary, is facing sexual harassment charges. The press has already convicted him before a formal investigation has taken place. This selective morality is displayed by a press industry that has previously shielded individuals like Harvey Weinstein.
#sports
Forbes: Jordan Love Is The Next Brett Favre And Aaron Rodgers For The Green Bay Packers
Despite several key injuries and a challenging game, Jordan Love of the Green Bay Packers showed promise as the team's starting quarterback, throwing three touchdowns and finishing with a passer rating of 113.5. While he made some mistakes in the game, Love's potential and talent were evident, and Packers officials are confident in his ability.
#outdoors
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On The Water: Tautog Jigs vs. Rigs
Tautog fishing has become increasingly popular, with many anglers using tautog jigs instead of traditional rigs. Choosing the right jig is important, looking for heavy-gauge wire, sharp hooks, and a stable base. When using tautog jigs, finesse is key, and it's important to minimize drag and have a natural presentation. Tautog jigs are best fished on spinning tackle and can be suspended just off the bottom. When using a rig, it's important to use the right size line and leader, and to keep things simple with a snafu-style or slider rig. The rig should be fished right on the bottom with a direct connection to the bait. The bites between using a jig and a rig are distinct and require different techniques.
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Fox News: Marvel's Chris Evans ditched Los Angeles for his mental health
Actor Chris Evans, known for his role as Captain America, has left Los Angeles and settled in New England due to his association of the city with anxiety. Evans revealed that he initially had doubts about accepting the role of Captain America and questioned whether the acting industry was healthy for him. He expressed his willingness to leave the industry and pursue other interests, but did not completely rule out the possibility of returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Breitbart: Vatican Synod to Pay ‘Carbon Credit’ to Offset Climate Debt
The Vatican will generate a carbon credit to offset the climate debt from its upcoming synod of bishops. The project will distribute efficient cooking stoves and water purification technologies in Nigeria and Kenya to reduce CO2 emissions and improve air pollution.