The culture war in America rages. Biden is a disheartened president, distraught over the loss of his son. This affects his ability to console the family of a lost soldier. The public dissents and supports along political lines because Biden hasn’t dealt with his grief of the past six years. In that context, he oversaw an exodus from Afghanistan.
Any political strategist would have known that Biden was overladen. American voters also thought so. Biden is not the enemy, but whoever put him in office with an apparent intention that things would happen as accordingly as they did. With McCarthy on the move against an evermore unpopular social media empire, it looks more and more like Biden was meant to play the fool in a Trump comeback.
The Supreme Court handed down a ruling that people can be sued, nothing new, except that it was about abortion. More and more, the Court is not as evenly divided as it once was. Recent decisions have split by wider margins than just one justice. Here, each of the four dissenters wrote their own opinion: Roberts had his usual love for bureaucracy, Breyer found his point of order to support his political ideology, while Kagan and Sotomayor loudly think abortion is constitutional anyway. Being no longer simple black-and-white in its rulings, the Court is operating closer to the healthy way it should.
Law
What the Texas Law Really Means for Abortion in America // Politico
White House
Abortion:
‘A Private Matter’: Joe Biden’s Very Public Clash With His Own Church // Politico
Biden, Still Grieving His Son, Finds That Not Everyone Wants to Hear About It // DNyuz
Republicans
Analysis: McCarthy threat offers dark preview of possible Republican House // CNN
Soc Media, Cybersecurity & Tech
Facebook mistakenly labels black men ‘primates’ // France 24
Pandemic
US to be removed from EU travel ‘safe list’: report // The Hill
Israel
Global Jewish population numbers 15.2 million // Jerusalem Post
NATO Focus
Biden will place U.S. support for Ukraine front and center during Zelenskyy visit // CNBC