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#politics
Breitbart: Report: Biden Laments He Could Be Dead Before Hunter's Case Resolved
President Joe Biden fears that his son Hunter Biden's legal problems will worsen in the coming months. Hunter Biden was indicted on three gun-related charges, and his lawyers believe the charges will be dismissed. There is also speculation that more charges, including tax violations, could be brought against Hunter Biden.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Dressing down
Senate dress code not enforced as Democratic member wears shorts. President Biden calls for "new approaches" to global crises. House Republicans cancel government funding vote. Border crossings spike. House GOP schedules Biden impeachment inquiry hearing.
Breitbart: Pennsylvania Rolls out Automatic Voter Registration with Driver's Licenses
Pennsylvania becomes the 24th state to implement automatic voter registration, making it easier for citizens to register to vote when receiving or renewing their driver's license. Governor Josh Shapiro believes this will save time, money, and streamline the process for Pennsylvanians.
The Babylon Bee: Lauren Boebert Attempts To Smooth Things Over With New Line Of Purity Rings
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert faces backlash for her behavior at a theater in Denver. In an attempt to regain support from evangelical voters, she announces a line of purity rings and encourages youth to celebrate celibacy and vote Republican. Voters in her district are divided on whether they are more upset by her behavior or the existence of the musical.
The Federalist: Alabama’s New Voter Database Shows States Don’t Need ERIC
Alabama has developed the Alabama Voter Integrity Database (AVID) to ensure clean and accurate voter rolls, utilizing coordination with organizations like the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) and the U.S. Postal Service. AVID will replace the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), a voter-roll management group criticized for prioritizing new voter registration over cleaning up existing rolls. Alabama has formed partnerships with other states, including Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee, to cross-reference voter roll data and identify ineligible voters.
Fox News: Democrat lawmaker reveals the party’s ‘nightmare scenario’ for Biden and 2024
Fears within the Democratic Party over President Biden's old age and potential health issues during the 2024 election cycle are causing concern. Democrats worry that if Biden becomes the nominee but is unable to continue, it would be a nightmare scenario for the party. Biden would be 82 by the time he enters office if he wins re-election in 2024, and a mid-campaign health issue would devastate Democrats' hopes of taking the White House.
Red State: Biden Lawyer Parrots Joe's Lies, Then Offers the Most Ridiculous Defense of 'The Big Guy' Yet
Mounting evidence reveals Joe Biden's involvement in his son Hunter's business dealings, and the lies attempting to justify it continue to grow. Hunter's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, claims that Joe did not share in the business or profits, using the excuse that Joe was simply helping his son. However, this reasoning falls flat, and the question remains whether they will face the consequences for their actions. House Republicans and the judicial system must rise above the lies and excuses to hold them accountable.
Daily Wire: John Fetterman Delivers Nasty Insult To GOP, Leaves MSNBC Host Stammering
Senator John Fetterman insults House Republicans during interview, causing host to struggle. Fetterman praises Senate, criticizes House Freedom Caucus.
American Thinker: Juan Williams reminds us that he’s a bogus journalist
Juan Williams, a journalist at Fox News, is criticized for his inconsistency in supporting impeachment inquiries. He argues that Republicans should expand the scope of the investigation to include other allegations. The author highlights various scandals involving Obama, Clinton, and Biden, accusing Williams and the media of lying and covering up corruption. The media's bias and dishonesty are portrayed as a threat to the country.
The Blaze: Commentary: Enough with the Justice Department ‘independence’ myth
The myth of the Department of Justice's independence from the president is harmful and unconstitutional. It originated from the Watergate scandal and the Saturday Night Massacre. The independent counsel provisions of the Ethics in Government Act were later deemed constitutional by the Supreme Court in Morrison v. Olson. However, the statute was not renewed, leading to Kenneth Starr's investigation of President Clinton. The president must have control over all executive branch officers and employees.
#society
Fox News: Emir of Qatar says sports can play role in 'building bridges' between peoples
Sheikh Tamim of Qatar promotes sports as a unifying force for different cultures, emphasizing the positive impact of the 2022 World Cup. However, Qatar has faced criticism for its treatment of migrant workers and LGBTQ+ individuals. Qatar's emir has used sports to raise the country's international profile and played a role in the recent prisoner exchange between the U.S. and Iran in Qatar.
Daily Wire: ‘The View’ Blows Up Over Senate Dress Code: ‘Come In Buck Naked If You Want To’
The cohosts of "The View" debate the Senate's change in dress code, with some in favor of allowing senators like John Fetterman to dress casually and others arguing for a dress code to maintain professionalism.
National Review: The Corner: The Persistence of Populism
Populist parties are gaining ground globally, drawing support from less educated, poorer men, as well as those who identify as Christians but do not regularly attend services. This demographic solidarity fuels their political activity and highlights their worldview based on national solidarity. Populism is driven by a conflict of values, favoring the particular over the global, the communal over the individual, and the traditional over the novel.
Fox News: Bears in Alaska raid Krispy Kreme doughnut van during delivery to military base
Two bears raid a Krispy Kreme doughnut van outside a convenience store on an Alaska military base. The bears munch on pastries for 20 minutes, ignoring attempts to scare them away. Bears eventually leave, but precautions are now taken at the store to prevent future incidents. Base authorities remind the public to be cautious and not attract wildlife to human food sources.
Fox News: '60 Minutes' Deion Sanders interview faces scrutiny from Jackson State women's basketball coach over portrayal
Jackson State Tigers women’s basketball coach Tomekia Reed criticized the portrayal of Jackson, Mississippi, in a "60 Minutes" segment comparing it to Boulder, Colorado. Reed argued that the show did not do justice to Jackson and showed only the worst aspects of the city. She highlighted the need to showcase the positive aspects of Jackson.
The Economist: Russell Brand was the norm in the nasty noughties
Russell Brand, once a prominent figure in British society, is now accused of sexual assault and rape. His behavior, characterized by cruelty and misogyny, was once celebrated by the media and public. However, attitudes have since changed, and the country has moved away from this type of behavior.
#war
Euromaidan Press: US imposes sanctions on those linked with Iranian drone producing after Russia’s massive drone attack on Ukraine
The US imposes new sanctions on individuals and entities linked with Iranian drone production after Russia's drone attack on Ukraine.
Russian troops launch a massive drone attack on Ukrainian cities, with three drones hitting industrial warehouses in Lviv. Ukraine manages to down 27 out of 30 drones.
Fox News: Russia launches drone attack on Ukraine, destroying humanitarian warehouse and killing 1
Russia conducted a large-scale drone attack in Lviv, Ukraine, destroying a warehouse of humanitarian supplies and killing one person. Ukrainian air force intercepted most of the drones, but some caused a catastrophic fire in an industrial facility. The attacks were condemned by the U.N. humanitarian coordinator.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Biden Ignored a Geopolitical Crisis in His U.N. Speech
President Biden did not mention Taiwan in his 2023 U.N. address, despite strained US-China relations. His administration is seeking détente with Beijing, hoping for a meeting between the two leaders. Beijing is demanding concessions and recently sent 103 jets into Taiwan's air-defense identification zone. Biden's speech focused on managing competition with China and avoiding conflict.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: A Manufacturing Bubble?
Economist Paul Winfree points out that the increase in manufacturing construction is not driven by market demand or the labor market, but rather by government subsidies. This has contributed to a large budget deficit, inflation, and higher interest rates. The government's financing of manufacturing facilities for political purposes poses a potential risk of a bubble that could cause damage.
National Review: The Corner: On Immigration, Republicans Are Starting to Think Creatively and Constructively
The Higher Wages for American Workers Act proposes a minimum-wage increase combined with universal E-Verify to tighten the labor market and prevent employers from evading federal minimum wage by hiring illegal labor. The bill suggests a shift in immigration policy as labor policy, focusing on prioritizing American workers and controlling the border. Republicans controlling the House could put pressure on the Senate to pass this bill, potentially changing the perception of the GOP as a "party of workers." The principles of this bill can be extended to other issues, such as investing in vocational education and cutting guest-worker programs to prepare workers for the demands of the 21st-century economy.
#health
Fox News: 'The Young and the Restless' star Billy Miller's mother sets the record straight about his cause of death
Billy Miller, a popular actor, has died after a long battle with bipolar depression. His mother, Patricia Miller, expressed gratitude for the support and clarified that the reported causes of death are not true. Miller was known for his roles on "The Young and the Restless" and "General Hospital," and was also a restaurateur.
Fox News: Unlicensed NYC acupuncturist charged after client's lungs collapse
Unlicensed acupuncturist punctures woman's lungs during treatment, leading to emergency surgery. The patient collapsed on her way home, and both lungs were found to have collapsed due to the treatments. The acupuncturist is charged with assault and reckless endangerment.
#crime
Fox News: Teen who fatally shot retired St. Louis police sergeant in carjacking attempt gets 20 years
A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing a retired St. Louis police officer during a carjacking attempt. The officer, Ralph E. Harper, fired his police revolver during the robbery, resulting in his own death.
National Review: Ray Epps Faces Misdemeanor Charge after Becoming Focus of January 6 Conspiracies
Ray Epps, a former Oath Keeper leader, has been charged with disorderly conduct in connection with the Capitol riot on January 6. He is accused of impeding and disrupting government business, although he did not enter the building. Some conspiracy theorists believed Epps may have been an undercover agent involved in staging the insurrection. Epps has filed a defamation suit against Fox News, claiming their portrayal of him caused significant harm.
Fox News: Indianapolis police officer fatally shoots man after domestic violence pursuit
An Indianapolis police officer fatally shot an armed man after responding to a domestic violence call.
Fox News: Suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir killed by cellmate in Texas prison
A man accused of killing elderly women was murdered by his cellmate in a Texas prison. He was convicted of two murders and suspected in many more.
Red State: DC Officials Issue Tips to Help Residents Deal With Crime Wave While Maintaining Strict Gun Laws
Crime is on the rise in Washington, D.C. with homicides up 28% and robberies up 67%. Visitors and residents are being advised on how to avoid becoming victims. Gun laws in the district prevent people from defending themselves.
The strict gun laws in Washington, D.C. leave residents vulnerable to violent criminals. Carjackings and car thefts are prevalent, and other crimes are also increasing. Unarmed residents have limited options for protection.
Fox News: Trial begins for 3 Tacoma, Washington, officers accused of killing Manuel Ellis
Three Tacoma police officers, Christopher Burbank, Matthew Collins, and Timothy Rankine, are on trial for the death of Manuel "Manny" Ellis, a Black man who was tackled and restrained by the officers. Burbank and Collins have been charged with second-degree murder, while Rankine faces first-degree manslaughter charges. Witnesses and video evidence contradict the officers' claims that Ellis attacked them. The trial is ongoing.
Daily Wire: Former Oath Keeper Ray Epps Charged With One Misdemeanor In Connection To J6 Capitol Breach
Former Oath Keepers chapter leader Ray Epps is charged with disorderly conduct in connection with the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6. He is accused of engaging in disruptive conduct near the Capitol and attempting to impede government functions. Epps, who denies being an undercover federal agent, was previously implicated in inciting Trump supporters. Videos show him urging others to enter the Capitol. He is also reportedly seen with Proud Boys leader Zachary Rehl, who was convicted of seditious conspiracy.
#sports
Fox News: Browns’ Deshaun Watson shoulders blame following Pittsburgh loss: ‘You can put it on me’
In a loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Deshaun Watson of the Cleveland Browns had three turnovers, including an interception and a fumble resulting in a go-ahead touchdown. Watson took responsibility for his performance and acknowledged the need to improve. Pittsburgh won despite struggling offensively and being outgained in yards.
Forbes: Hendricks Bounces Back, Forces Cubs’ Hand On ‘24 Contract
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks has made a strong comeback, posing a potential problem for the team's 2024 payroll. With multi-year contracts for free agent pitchers Jameson Taillon and Drew Smyly, along with Marcus Stroman, the Cubs will have to navigate a crowded rotation. While having depth is important, it may make it difficult for younger arms and prospects to find playing time.
Forbes: Tampa Bay Rays Owner Wants New Investors While Being Sued By Current Partners
The Tampa Bay Rays announced plans for a new $1.3 billion stadium near their current location, with the team contributing $700 million. The Rays have faced issues with their current stadium and low revenue for years.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: Best Fuel Storage Ideas: How To Store Extra Gasoline Long-Term
Learn how to store different fuels for long-term survival. Firewood is a common and inexpensive option, but different woods have different burn properties. Gasoline has a short shelf life, but gasoline stabilizer additives can increase its longevity. Diesel fuel can be stored with additives or by using the nitrogen blanking process. Kerosene is versatile and holds a lot of energy. Propane can be stored in tanks and used for various purposes. The best fuel to store depends on your survival plan and whether you plan to stay put or bug out.
Fox News: New York firefighters save man trapped in sealed-off mine after he went exploring with friends
Firefighters rescued a man from a sealed mine in upstate New York after he and his friends became trapped while exploring. The man and four friends went into the sealed-off mines and became stuck on a ledge. Firefighters used ropes and pulleys for a high angle rope rescue to safely extract the man.
#other
Forbes: Pangaia Launches ‘ReWear’, Making Resale Seamless Thanks To Digital IDs
Pangaia launches its own resale platform, Pangaia Rewear, making it easier for users to resell items with QR codes on garments. Many brands are creating their own resale platforms to compete with third-party resellers due to the rise of the second-hand fashion market and increased focus on sustainability. Pangaia's move aligns with the circular movement in fashion and aims to extend product lifespan. .
Newsbusters: Stelter Urges Media To Be 'Louder Than The Liars' That Criticize Them
Former CNN correspondent Brian Stelter discusses the media's role in countering attacks and the challenges of reporting on Donald Trump. He defends CNN and other media brands, saying that judgment should be based on individual articles rather than the entire institution. Stelter also emphasizes the importance of being louder than the liars in order to uncover the truth.
The Blaze: SpaceX sues US government, says DOJ's claims of anti-immigrant hiring practices are unconstitutional
Elon Musk's SpaceX sues U.S. government over accusation of not hiring refugees, claiming violation of Constitution. SpaceX argues that administrative judges are not properly appointed and that denying a jury trial is unconstitutional. DOJ complaint says SpaceX refused to hire non-U.S. citizens, but Musk argues rocket technology requires special permission.
Fox News: Montenegro bus accident kills 2, leaves 9 seriously injured
Bus plunges into ravine in Montenegro, killing two and injuring nine.