The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 7.12.23

Alabama

  • OH congressman wants FBI to move HQ out of DC and into Alabama
  • ALDOT conference set for August at same time as director's trial
  • Amber Alert ends well with baby inside car, but questions remain
  •  8 year old boy arrested for driving car in a chase with Montgomery police
  • Claremont Inst. study shows bad returns on DEI programs at universities

National

  • Joe Biden preps for speech in Lithuania while Axios writes about his temper
  • House Democrats move to block Biden from sending bombs to Ukraine
  • Donald Trump reacts to Biden's cluster bomb decision
  • Israeli whistleblower is charged by US DOJ while he is on the run
  • GA state lawmaker leaves Democrat party over school choice bill

The NewsWorthy - Vermont’s Emergency, Bank’s Fake Accounts & Taylor Fans vs Ticketmaster (Again)- Wednesday, July 12, 2023

The news to know for Wednesday, July 12, 2023!

We're telling you about what could be record-breaking flooding in New England and what the forecast looks like for the rest of the week.

Also, NATO says it plans to accept Ukraine as a member, but the Ukrainian president still says the alliance is being "absurd." We'll explain. 

Plus, why some Bank of America customers are eligible for a payout, how Taylor Swift proved to be too big for Ticketmaster again, and which city was just named the best American travel destination for the 11th year in a row.

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The Daily Signal - INTERVIEW | Angel Studios CEO Responds to Criticism and Praise for ‘Sound of Freedom’

The anti-human trafficking film “Sound of Freedom” has raked in more than $41 million since opening on July 4th. 



Variety has praised the movie, saying it “makes the desire to “take action” seem more than an action-movie gesture.” And World magazine called the movie a “wake-up call, reminding Americans of the evil that’s perpetrated both inside and outside our borders.” But not all reviews have been positive. 



The Guardian of London wrote a review of the film titled “Sound of Freedom: the QAnon-adjacent thriller seducing America.” And the website Jezebel called the movie “an Anti-Child Trafficking Fantasy Fit for QAnon.” QAnon is a conspiracy theory involving the belief that a group of Satan worshiping pedophiles control aspects of the "deep state government."



Asked why he thinks some left-leaning media outlets have critiqued the film in this way, Angel Studios CEO Neal Harmon says the film is not political. 



"Everyone who's seen this film knows that it has nothing to do with politics or conspiracy, and that it's just a great, true story, well-told," Harmon says, adding that "if you're on the fence about it, you want to see for yourself, you can pick up a free ticket, and you can find out for yourself what this phenomenon is about."



Angel Studios, the streaming platform known for the multi-season series about the life of Christ, "The Chosen," is distributing "Sound of Freedom."



Harmon joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the success “Sound of Freedom” has experienced at the box office and to address the praise and criticism of the movie. Harmon also explains how to see the movie for free while it is still in theaters. 


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Consider This from NPR - Trying to Reverse the Decline of Black Players in Major League Baseball

Baseball was once known for breaking racial barriers in the U.S. But now, Black representation in the major leagues is at its lowest level in decades.

This year, MLB did something to try and change that, by staging the first annual HBCU Swingman Classic. It's an opportunity for players from historically Black colleges and universities to play in front of scouts and executives on a national stage.

NPR's Juana Summers reports from Seattle on MLB's efforts to reverse the decline and recruit Black American players.

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Consider This from NPR - Trying to Reverse the Decline of Black Players in Major League Baseball

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This year, MLB did something to try and change that, by staging the first annual HBCU Swingman Classic. It's an opportunity for players from historically Black colleges and universities to play in front of scouts and executives on a national stage.

NPR's Juana Summers reports from Seattle on MLB's efforts to reverse the decline and recruit Black American players.

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NPR's Juana Summers reports from Seattle on MLB's efforts to reverse the decline and recruit Black American players.

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The Daily Signal - TOP NEWS | Biden Admin Tried To Censor Itself Using Big Tech, Fauci Reportedly Played Role In Downplaying Lab Leak, Sotomayor Staff Pushed Book Sales | July 11

On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:



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CoinDesk Podcast Network - MARKETS DAILY: Crypto Update | GBTC Discount Narrows as Institutional Interest Captures the Narrative

Plus, today’s top headlines from Arkham, Grayscale and the Bank for International Settlements. 

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Today's Stories:

Crypto Startup Arkham Has Apparently Been Doxxing Users for Months

Grayscale Argues Leveraged Bitcoin Futures ETF Approval Shows Spot ETF Should Be Approved

Crypto Can’t Be Used as Money Due to ‘Inherent Flaws,’ the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Said After the FTX and Terra Collapses

Gridless Uses Bitcoin Mining to Power Rural Africa - Crypto Projects to Watch 2023 - CoinDesk

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BRN00 | Brent Crude Oil Continuous Contract Overview | MarketWatch 

First Mover Americas: GBTC Discount Narrows to Lowest Since May 2022

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CoinDesk Podcast Network - THE HASH: Arkham’s CEO Responds to Concerns of Privacy Advocates; Vanguard Increases Bitcoin Mining Exposure

The most valuable crypto stories for Tuesday, July 11, 2023.

"The Hash" hosts discuss today's hot topics in crypto, including an update on Arkham Intelligence after the crypto data firm announced a new service aimed at unmasking the owners of digital wallets, angering privacy-focused crypto advocates. A new Chainalysis report states Multichain's "recent problems have some suspicious of a rug pull." The European Commission published its plans for the metaverse. And, Vanguard increases its exposure to some bitcoin mining stocks. 


See also:

Arkham Intelligence Rolls Out Crypto Data Marketplace; Privacy Advocates Cry Foul

Crypto Startup Arkham Has Apparently Been Doxxing Users for Months

EU’s Metaverse Vision Focuses on Standards, Governance and Funding

EU Metaverse Strategy Set to Examine Privacy, Competition and Rights 


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