Thursday Executive News Summary
Blinken’s tone-deaf UN request, BLM praises Cuban commies, Biden’s inflation, and more.
Government & Politics
Secretary of State Antony Blinken invites the insufferable and bigoted UN to investigate “contemporary forms of racism” in U.S. (Washington Examiner) | “Ask them to go to Cuba”: Senator Marco Rubio slams the Biden administration (Daily Wire)
“Way worse than embarrassing”: Black Lives Matter blames U.S., praises communist Cuban regime (Fox News)
SCOTUS bound? 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules 18-year-olds can buy handguns, upending federal law (Washington Times)
Economy
More than 1.8 million Americans turned down jobs due to generous unemployment handouts (NY Post) | Four reasons why the federal government shouldn’t permanently expand jobless benefits (Daily Signal)
Biden inflation is here: Wholesale prices rose 7.3% in June from a year ago for a record surge (CNBC) | Defiant Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tells Congress to “have faith,” untenably predicts inflation will subside (Breitbart)
Other Notables
Drug overdose deaths rose to a record 93,000 last year (The Hill)
It’s “going to be unbelievably bad”: George W. Bush slams Afghanistan withdrawal (Washington Times)
Jussie Smollett proclaims his innocence as he returns to court over hate-crime hoax (National Review)
Closing Arguments
Policy: Biden’s Afghan withdrawal will spark the next refugee crisis (Foreign Policy)
Humor: “Voter ID is the greatest attack on democracy,” says man trying to seize complete federal control of elections (Babylon Bee)
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