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#politics
Breitbart: Hawley: McConnell 'Not My Choice for Leader' — 'I Think We Need a Change'
Sen. Josh Hawley expresses concern about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's leadership as the 2024 election nears. He believes a change in leadership is necessary.
Red State: Megyn Kelly Pins Ric Grenell Down After He Repeats Accusation That Ron DeSantis is 'Homophobic'
In a recent interview, Ric Grenell accused Ron DeSantis of being "homophobic" due to a controversial video shared by the DeSantis War Room account. Grenell claimed that DeSantis has ruined his chances for 2028 because "no one wants to see a homophobic take over the Republican Party again." However, Grenell failed to provide any specific evidence of DeSantis' supposed homophobia, leading to weak and contrived allegations. Republicans should not sacrifice long-term principles for short-term political gains.
PJ Media: 'We Have the Votes for Impeachment Inquiry' Into Joe Biden, Says Comer
House Oversight Committee chairman Rep. James Comer believes the House GOP has the votes for an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The revelation of emails between Joe Biden and Hunter Biden discussing business and Ukraine swayed some Republicans who were initially hesitant. The House is predicted to vote in September and if it passes, the inquiry will begin.
PJ Media: The Swamp Is Trying to Cancel Nearly 4.3 Million Votes
During Trump's presidency, he promised to "drain the swamp" of corruption in Washington. His firing of FBI Director James Comey led to the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel to investigate Russian interference. Now, the D.C. swamp is coming after Trump and his allies, with a chance of Trump facing legal consequences and efforts to keep him off the ballot in key states. Meanwhile, in deep-red Texas, the Republican-led House of Representatives is attempting to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton, accusing him of abuse of power. Paxton's real crime is not playing the political game and sticking to his beliefs. The impeachment proceedings undermine democracy and cancel the votes of millions of Texans.
#economy
Fox News: SeaWorld San Diego owes $12 million in back rent to city, according to lawsuit
The city of San Diego files a lawsuit seeking $12.2 million in back rent from SeaWorld San Diego. The theme park's lease breach due to pandemic impacts is the reason for the lawsuit.
Breitbart: CNBC's Croft: We Can't Release from Drained SPR, So We're Having to Hope Saudis Will Produce More Oil
President Biden is unable to lower oil prices by releasing oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve due to its low levels. Instead, the administration is relying on energy diplomacy with Saudi Arabia to obtain oil relief. The challenge lies in securing a megadeal that includes Israel normalization, assistance for Saudi Arabia's civilian nuclear program, and new security guarantees, which may potentially include some form of oil relief.
#military
Fox News: China's military targets American troops, veterans for exploitation campaign, general says
China is exploiting current and former U.S. service members to enhance its military capabilities. The Chinese military is urging international companies to recruit American and NATO-trained military talent, posing a risk to national security.
Breitbart: 'Sound of Freedom' Screenings Cancelled at U.S. Southern Command Headquarters
Screenings of the movie "Sound of Freedom" at Southcom headquarters were cancelled after The Military Times criticized the film's association with QAnon and Christian faith. The reporters who wrote the article are alumni of The Texas Tribune. The film, which has grossed over $182 million, was scheduled to have two screenings. The cancellation was attributed to copyright infringement concerns. Former President Donald Trump hosted a screening of the movie and praised it, vowing to make human trafficking a capital offense.
#culture
The Blaze: Mads Mikkelsen and Danish director deliver perfect response to concern-mongering about 'lack of diversity' in new film about 18th-century Nordic soldier
Filmmakers of a new period drama set in Denmark, titled "The Promised Land," were confronted about the lack of diversity in their film. Actor Mads Mikkelsen and director Nikolaj Arcel laughed off the accusation and pointed out that the film is a faithful depiction of 18th-century life in Denmark. The filmmakers questioned the need for diversity standards in their historical setting.
#crime
Daily Wire: A Newborn Baby’s Body Was Found In A New Jersey Park In 1984. Her Mother Was Just Identified And Charged.
In 1984, the body of a newborn baby girl named Baby Mary was found abandoned in a park in Mendham Township, New Jersey. After nearly 40 years, the baby's mother has finally been identified, although her name has not been released as she was a minor at the time. The mother has been charged with manslaughter.
PJ Media: A Proponent of 'Dismantling' the Police Is Assaulted and Carjacked at Her Minneapolis Home
Shivanthi Sathanandan, a vice chairwoman of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, publicly supported dismantling the Minneapolis police department. She was later violently assaulted and carjacked in front of her children. She calls for illegal guns to be taken off the streets and for the prosecution of those responsible.
Fox News: Will Hunter fight gun charge by clinging to 2nd Amendment?
Hunter Biden's lawyer fights to keep the diversion agreement intact after the collapse of his sweetheart deal with the Justice Department. The Justice Department plans to indict Hunter by the end of the month.
#sports
Forbes: Nationals Ponder Financial Issues, Cancel Strasburg Press Conference
The Washington Nationals are facing financial issues, with budget cuts and staff layoffs. The retirement press conference for pitcher Stephen Strasburg, the MVP of the 2019 World Series, was postponed. The team is struggling to manage their finances, even with a player payroll of $125 million. Strasburg's large contract is a burden as he has barely played due to injury. The uncertainty extends to the general manager, Mike Rizzo, whose contract extension is up in the air. Overall, the Nationals are experiencing a decline from their championship season.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Christian Singer Crushes First NFL National Anthem of Season, Gets Roaring Applause
The NFL seemed to change its tune regarding the national anthem controversy by having gospel singer Natalie Grant perform the anthem at the season opener. The league may be trying to appeal to conservative fans and distance itself from the anthem-kneeling controversy. Despite the Chiefs' loss, the NFL may have successfully capitalized on the moment.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Coach Xavi Unimpressed By Joao Felix In Training, Wants Talk After International Break: Reports
FC Barcelona head coach Xavi Hernandez is unimpressed with Joao Felix's lack of intensity in training and plans to have a talk with him when he returns from international duty. Despite initial doubts about Felix, Xavi believes his arrival will benefit the team and wants him to improve his performance. Xavi will demand more from Felix in upcoming matches against Real Betis and Royal Antwerp.
The Blaze: Climate activist glues bare feet to cement as protesters disrupt US Open for nearly an hour
Climate activists disrupt a U.S. Open match for almost an hour, shouting and gluing feet to the floor. Players and fans are frustrated.
The tennis players retreat to the dressing rooms while police remove the protesters. Gauff, one of the players, somewhat excuses the protest. Extinction Rebellion claims responsibility and speaks out about the climate crisis.
#other
Forbes: First Princess Polly Store Opens At Westfield Century City
Princess Polly, a popular online fashion retailer, has opened its first own-brand store in Los Angeles. With a strong presence on TikTok and collaborations with influencers, Princess Polly has gained credibility among its youthful audience. The 3,370-sq. ft. retail space offers an immersive and interactive shopping experience, featuring digital displays and personalized product recommendations. The brand plans to host special events and expand its retail footprint in the U.S. and globally.