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Sports broadcaster Bob Costas said Thursday on CNN’s “New Day” that former President Donald Trump does not care about American democracy because he is hosting an event for the Saudi-backed LIV golf tour at his Bedminster Golf Club.Anchor Brianna Keilar said, “Former President Trump is going to tee off with two other former PGA golfers who also joined this LIV league. Trump has been criticized by families and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attack for hosting the tournament and for working with the man that U.S. intelligence says is responsible for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. In an interview,...

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A Florida man who was shot by his stepson last month in self-defense was himself arrested this week for battery after leaving the hospital, according to multiple reports. On June 26, William Zimmerman, 53, was blasted by his stepson in the middle of a violent attack on his mother, Local 10 reported. Authorities told the outlet that the unidentified 25-year-old stepson fired the shot while on the phone with a 911 dispatcher. The shooter tended to his stepfather while waiting for medics and told investigators that Zimmerman routinely hit his mother and made threats toward both of them. “He also...

At his recent Save America Rally in Arizona, President Trump reminded the state of the fraudulent 2020 election and when Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs grilled the crooked Maricopa County officials during a hearing on Capitol Hill.“He totally destroyed them,” said President Trump.Thousands of Patriots packed into the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley, Arizona, last Friday to support President Trump and the Trump-Endorsed slate of Arizona candidates.President Trump gave a special hello to Reps Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar, reminding everyone of the Congressional hearing on October 7th, 2021, where the shady Maricopa County officials admitted to deleting files from...

Humans snapping photos of themselves with melting skin, blood smeared faces and mutated bodies, while standing in front of a world that is burning is what the DALL-E AI believes will be the last selfies taken at the end of times. DALL-E AI, developed by OpenAI, is a new system that can produce full images when fed natural language descriptions and TikToker Robot Overlords simply asked it to 'show the last selfie ever taken.' The nightmarish results each show a human holding a phone and behind them are scenes of bombs dropping, colossal tornados and cities on fire, along with...

Hormone therapy for prostate cancer increases the risk of cardiovascular disease-related death especially in older men, according to a population study involving more than 13,000 patients. The highest risk was for coronary heart disease and stroke. The increased risks were apparent from the second year after cancer diagnosis and were more pronounced in older men. "Hormone therapy is often used for patients with prostate cancer," says lead author Justinas Jonusas. "Our results suggest clinicians should consider risk reduction and mitigation strategies for cardiovascular disease when developing a treatment plan for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, particularly for older patients." The...

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. regulators said Friday they are no longer considering authorizing a second COVID-19 booster shot for all adults under 50 this summer, focusing instead on revamped vaccines for the fall that will target the newest viral subvariants. Pfizer and Moderna expect to have updated versions of their shots available as early as September, the Food and Drug Administration said in a statement. That would set the stage for a fall booster campaign to strengthen protection against the latest versions of omicron. The announcement means the U.S. won’t pursue a summer round of boosters using the current vaccines...

A recurrent trope in American politics is that affluent liberals like electric vehicles, vote for politicians who subsidize them, and want the government to order companies to build them. As a result, many conservatives have an almost visceral reaction against E.V.s. We at the Anderson Economic Group argue that conservatives should neither love nor hate E.V.s. Instead, they should insist on a powerful principle: those who purchase and drive E.V.s should do so with their own money. If you really want to form public opinion, one of the most powerful weapons is also one of the simplest: let people see...

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk struck an upbeat note on inflation, saying the electric-vehicle maker was seeing a growing number of key input costs heading lower. "Inflation might be trending down," Mr. Musk tweeted late Thursday. "More Tesla commodity prices are trending down than up fwiw," he added.

Walmart has a new sales pitch for consumers contending with soaring prices: Buy used goods https://t.co/ed9uCwfeqF— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) July 29, 2022

The protest began at about noon, when approximately 25 protesters...gathered at Wilshire Boulevard and Ogden Street, the LAPD said in a news release. "[T]wo female protesters chained themselves to the light pole of an art exhibit, damaging the exhibit itself. One male protester threw an unknown red liquid substance on the art exhibit and surrounding area.” The protesters “refused to leave,” and after two dispersal orders were ignored between 3:25 p.m. and 4 p.m., officers arrested the two women and one man for felony vandalism...

My friends at CHD had Zogby do a poll which found that 10% of Americans regret taking the vaccine.So that’s around very 22M unhappy customer in just America alone.So what do we do about that?Well, we force kids, workers, and the military to take the jab through mandates and coercion, of course!That’s the best way to get higher adoption of a very defective product.The CDC lied to us. They said that severe adverse events were rare.More troubling of course is that we’ve clearly been lied to. We were told serious adverse events were “rare.”10% buyer’s remorse isn’t rare at all.And...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — America's GDP has fallen over the last two quarters, stoking fears of a possible recession due to the fact that America is now in a recession. When asked whether the U.S. is now in a recession, Biden answered that he wasn't qualified to answer, as he doesn't have a biology degree. "I don't know if we're in a recession, I'm not a biologist," said Biden to the bronze bust of Hugo Chávez in his office. "Leave that stuff to the experts, Jack! If you ask me, the economy should lose some weight, anyway. Too fat. We deserve...

A comprehensive new Oxford study has added to the growing body of research highlighting the health effects of alcohol. The large-scale genetic analysis suggests that alcohol consumption directly accelerates aging, by shortening telomeres. Alcohol is among the most widely used recreational drugs, so it’s extremely important to examine its health impacts. Unfortunately, various studies have revealed that alcohol permanently damages DNA, directly causes cancer, contributes to cognitive decline and early-onset dementia, and can shrink the brain to the equivalent of 10 years of aging. And now a new study has found more evidence that alcohol consumption can accelerate biological aging....

(Reuters) -President Joe Biden on Friday nominated a lawyer who represented the Mississippi clinic at the heart of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn its landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion rights decision to become a federal appeals court judge. Biden's latest slate of nine new judicial nominees included Julie Rikelman, an abortion rights lawyer with the Center for Reproductive Rights whom the president picked to serve on the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Biden's latest nominees continued the White House's push to diversify the federal bench. They include Daniel Calabretta, a California state court judge nominated...

Bail reform, drugs on our streets, habitual violent offenders released. Under @AaronDFordNV Nevada has become one of the most dangerous States to live in. It’s time for Nevadans to make crime illegal again. Come November, vote #Chattah4Nevada pic.twitter.com/KPYnVh2kC2— Sigal Chattah (@Chattah4Nevada) July 28, 2022

(AP) - A right-wing lawyer who represented a church in a legal battle over Nevada’s COVID-19 restrictions has earned a chance to try to unseat the Democratic attorney general in November. Sigal Chattah beat another Las Vegas lawyer, Tisha Black, in Tuesday’s GOP primary. She’ll face an uphill battle in November against incumbent Aaron Ford.

Voters are making up their minds in Arizona statewide Republican primary races – and now they're looking less competitive. An Arizona Public Opinion Pulse poll conducted by OH Predictive Insights gives this impression. The pollster released the data on Friday that shows Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake with a commanding 18-point lead over Karrin Taylor Robson. The poll has Lake with 51% support and Robson at 33%. In this poll, 12% of voters say they still haven't made up their minds. Meanwhile, in early July, a poll conducted by the same pollster found a much more competitive race; it had...

WASHINGTON — If it’s Friday. ... The University of Michigan releases its Consumer Sentiment Index. ... Senate Republicans tank a bill aimed at helping veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. ... The House passes the computer-chip bill, sending it to President Biden’s desk for his signature. ... Next week features big primaries in Arizona, Michigan, Missouri and Washington state, plus that constitutional amendment referendum on abortion in Kansas. ... And farewell NBC’s Pete Williams; we are going to miss you! But first: If Republicans blow their chance to win control of the U.S. Senate — in this political environment —...