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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Let’s Make a Deal: Bring Both Trump and Markle to the Next GOP Primary Debate
Former president Donald Trump discussed his views on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, expressing his disapproval of their actions and treatment of the Queen. He mentioned his admiration for the Queen and criticized the couple for receiving U.S. security. Trump also mentioned his willingness to debate Meghan Markle in the context of the Republican primary debates.
The Right Scoop: “Joe Biden’s VP staff colluded with Hunter’s business partner on Burisma corruption media response”
VP Biden's staff colluded on media response to Burisma scandal. House Oversight Committee demands new records from National Archives.
Red State: Journalism: ‘Zombie Studies’ Profs Take Bizarre Starring Role in Media’s Latest War on Ron DeSantis
Media attacks on Ron DeSantis, including accusations of hypocrisy and racism, are continuing. Most recently, DeSantis was criticized for his comments about Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, specifically questioning the value of degrees like "zombie studies." The media highlighted the existence of zombie studies classes and defended the subject's academic merit. Some scholars even suggested that DeSantis' comments were racially motivated.
Fox News: Democratic senator files ethics complaint against Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI, has lodged an ethics complaint against Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito for violating judicial ethics by criticizing Whitehouse's Supreme Court ethics reform legislation. Whitehouse has requested Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate the matter and provide prompt answers.
Justice Alito has claimed that there is no provision in the Constitution allowing Congress to regulate the Supreme Court. He has defended himself against the allegations and admitted to not reporting a trip on financial disclosure filings. Whitehouse's complaint follows revelations of Alito accepting undisclosed gifts and commenting on Whitehouse's ethics legislation.
American Thinker: J6 defendant sentenced to 22 years: Once again, Democrats stick it to the black guy
Democrats have a history of harsh sentences for black individuals. Kamala Harris supported "lock-'em-up-and-throw-away-the-key" policies. They released white defendants on bail but kept a black man, Harrison Floyd, imprisoned for insignificant crimes. Enrique Tarrio, an Afro-Cuban Proud Boys leader, received a 22-year sentence for involvement in the January 6 riot, despite not being present at the Capitol. This suggests that black Trump supporters are seen as a threat by the Democratic establishment. They have a pattern of punishing black individuals who defy them, reflecting their troubled past with racism.
National Review: The Corner: There Is No Secret, Better, Energetic Biden Behind the Scenes
Joe Biden has been in politics for decades, so it's not surprising that books about him aren't selling well. He's been interviewed extensively and there isn't much left to learn about him. It's no revelation that Biden feels tired or poorly handled his meeting with the families of fallen soldiers. The relationship between Biden and Obama was prickly, and Biden has been known to make mistakes. Overall, there isn't much hidden about Biden, and a book about his first two years in office may not offer anything new.
#society
Fox News: 4-story apartment building collapse in Cairo kills 4, sparks investigation
A four-story apartment building collapsed in Cairo, leaving at least four dead. Building collapses are common in Egypt due to illegal constructions and lax enforcement.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: The EU’s rotating presidency is a relic of the past. It should be scrapped
The EU's rotating presidency, which assigns a different country to run the bloc's business every six months, is outdated and should be abolished. While it allows countries to focus on their own priorities and promotes a sense of ownership, it also hinders momentum and leads to showboating by politicians. The solution is to follow the example of finance ministers in the euro-zone who have elected one of their own to chair meetings for a longer period of time. This would strip the rotating presidencies of their power while retaining the ceremonial aspects.
Ukraine's assassination program is causing concern over its lack of a clear strategy. While the country's agents have become skilled in exacting dark revenge, there are doubts about whether they are truly dedicated to fighting corruption. President Volodymyr Zelensky's recent actions, such as removing the defense minister and targeting an oligarch, have prompted questions about Ukraine's real intentions. Additionally, an Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan is facing a dire situation as the only roads in have been sealed, leading to the brink of starvation.
Fox News: Bosnian Serb leader threatens to arrest, expel international peace envoy, escalating tensions
Bosnian Serb President Dodik threatens to arrest and deport an international peace envoy if they enter Serb-controlled territories, escalating tensions in Bosnia after the 1990s conflict. Dodik does not recognize the authority of the envoy and warns of independence if Schmidt's proposed decisions are implemented.
#health
Breitbart: Rand Paul: 'It's a Crime Against Children -- We Should Never Put Our Kids Back into Masks'
Senator Rand Paul appeared on Fox News to criticize school mask mandates in Washington, D.C., calling it a "crime against children." He also voiced his opposition to forcing young, healthy people in the Senate to receive three COVID vaccines, citing the risk of heart inflammation.
The Blaze: Los Angeles County health director won't rule out mask mandate as she warns of COVID outbreaks: ''Ever' is not a word I'm comfortable with'
Los Angeles County health director, Barbara Ferrer, refuses to use the word "ever" in relation to future mask mandates, stating that while masks are not currently required, individuals should consider wearing them as COVID-19 cases increase. Ferrer mentioned that masks are generally required during periods of high spread and outbreaks, but she emphasized the need for personal risk assessment. The county is currently experiencing a surge in cases, with an average of 571 COVID-19 cases per week.
#education
The Blaze: Dr. Phil hits the nail on the head on why shutting down schools during COVID-19 pandemic was devastating for children
Dr. Phil criticizes school closures due to COVID-19, claiming it hampers student development, lowers reading levels, and places blame on policymakers.
#crime
Fox News: Greek ferry crew faces homicide charges after late passenger pushed into sea
A ferry passenger in Greece is pushed into the sea by crew members as he tries to board the departing vessel, resulting in his death. The incident, captured on video and shared on social media, sparks anger across the country. The captain and three crew members face homicide charges.
Fox News: NYPD arrest suspect accused of beating woman with her own cane in subway station
A suspect has been arrested for brutally beating a 60-year-old woman with her own cane inside a NYC subway station. The attacker, Norton Blake, struck her over 50 times causing the cane to splinter. The victim suffered swelling and pain but is in stable condition. Blake has a history of arrests for assault and other offenses.
Breitbart: Anti-Trump Judge Rules for E. Jean Carroll in Defamation Claim
Former President Donald Trump has been ruled liable for defamatory statements he made about writer E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of rape. A jury will determine the amount of damages Trump must pay.
Fox News: Madison cops arrest suspect in University of Wisconsin sex assault
A 26-year-old man was arrested in Madison, Wisconsin for a brutal sex assault on a University of Wisconsin student. The victim suffered severe injuries and was found a block away from Lake Monona. Police are increasing patrols in the area.
#technology
Forbes: Was Elon Musk Right To Rebrand Twitter As X?
Elon Musk has rebranded Twitter as X, sparking debates about the necessity and impact of such a change. In the past, companies like Ameritrade made decisions about rebranding based on the value and recognition of their existing brand. Whether or not a rebrand is necessary depends on the company's mission and goals. The change from Twitter to X signifies a new direction for the platform, but its true meaning and impact remain to be seen.
#other
Forbes: Streaming Anti-Conservative Bias: Google And Disney Up To Same Old Tricks?
Disney and Google's domination of the streaming TV business is expanding as services like Hulu Live and YouTubeTV replace traditional cable. These streaming alternatives are becoming more popular as consumers prefer to watch videos on their own time. However, there are concerns about bias, as conservative channels like One America's Network are being dropped while left-wing channels are available. Google's long-established bias against conservatives is apparent, and their dominance in the market is stifling diverse viewpoints.
Fox News: Burmese photojournalist receives 20-year prison sentence for reporting on cyclone aftermath
A Burmese photojournalist is sentenced to 20 years in prison with forced labor for reporting on the aftermath of a devastating cyclone. The journalist was deprived of visits and legal representation, highlighting the mistreatment of independent journalists under the military regime.