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Tim Graham: Mail-in voting debate — Will Democracy seem lost in the mail? Do we really want to wait weeks to figure out who won which races?            via DeshBD360 NEWS

Wall Street Journal Editorial Board: Trump can't change election date, but clean up mail-in voting Only an act of Congress can change the date, established in 1845, and there is no chance it will do so now. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Deroy Murdock: Orwellian Democrats claim Portland's violence = peace Attorney General Barr had every reason to be perplexed by the radical Democrats’ institutional indifference toward these relentless onslaughts against federal personnel and what they are guarding: a palace of justice.  via DeshBD360 NEWS

Dr. Nicole Saphier: COVID-19 — From goggles to testing, this is what we need to do next to beat coronavirus There is no such thing as being over-prepared for a health crisis, but there is certainly the possibility of being under-prepared for one. An acceptable solution lies somewhere in between the extremes.  via DeshBD360 NEWS

Adriana Cohen: Congress should break up Big Tech — companies are far too powerful Monopolistic companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple and others have become far too powerful. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Tucker Carlson: America is witnessing a brazen power grab After two months of rioting and political chaos, there are still people who claim it all about the death of George Floyd. They're wrong. via DeshBD360 NEWS

David Limbaugh: George Floyd’s murder was outrageous — but rioting, looting and violence must end How do we make sense of the nonstop craziness going on in our society? Is there a common denominator, or is it all happening randomly? via DeshBD360 NEWS

Victor Davis Hanson: Coronavirus pandemic exposing cultural suicide by elites in sports, academia, Hollywood Once elites became pampered and arrogant, they feel exempt from their ancestors’ respect for moral and spiritual laws like thrift, moderation and transcendence. via DeshBD360 NEWS

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Fed isn't changing rates for a long time: Rick Rieder BlackRock global fixed income CIO Rick Rieder says the Federal Reserve isn't going to touch the interest rates for a very long time and believes they're going to grow the size of their balance sheet. He later discusses the possible economic recovery in the second half of the year, how the American markets are reacting to coronavirus and big tech stocks. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

How AI can speed up clinical trials AI technology essentially does three things for the clinical trial process: Makes it faster, more reliable and more secure. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

TikTok is shopping itself and Microsoft is interested As the White House prepares to enact a ban on TikTok from being used by U.S. consumers over security concerns, the popular music app's Chinese-based parent company is looking for a savior in the form of tech giant Microsoft. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Trump administration considering "banning TikTok" President Trump said Friday that his administration is considering banning the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok amid rising security concerns. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Coronavirus is a case of mass murder, perpetrated by China: Gordon Chang Gordon Chang responds to Sen. Dianne Feinstein's comments about China pulling millions out of poverty and claiming it was growing into a respectable nation, calling her statements 'indefensible.' He later addresses the China fishing fleet off the Galapagos Islands and the status of U.S.-China relations. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

National forecast for Friday, July 31 Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean has your FoxCast. via DeshBD360 NEWS

National forecast for Friday, July 31: Tracking Hurricane Isaias Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean has your FoxCast. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Florida flight attendant attacks husband, smashes guitar after discovering tryst The woman allegedly became "enraged" and went after her hubby. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Man removed from Delta flight following face mask meltdown, threatening crew members There’s no need to ask – you must wear a mask. via DeshBD360 NEWS

71 percent of Americans hope to visit family following coronavirus lockdowns, study claims A quarter of Americans plan on taking their first post-coronavirus vacation as early as July and August of this year, according to new research. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Smaller airports face new coronavirus setback as Delta suspends flights in 11 cities The airline industry is facing another setback amid the coronavirus pandemic. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Hawaii added to Japan's safe international travel destination list Add this to the list of reasons to visit Hawaii. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Anonymous TSA agent describes unsafe work conditions due to lack of mask enforcement: report Some workers in the travel industry don’t feel like they are adequately protected by the current rules and guidelines. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Apple’s Tim Cook still bullish on economy FOX Business’ Susan Li gives more information on Apple's stock split, recent earnings report, and how CEO Tim Cook is feeling about the coronavirus economy. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Apple to split stock to lower price FOX Business’ Susan Li reports on the latest Apple headlines, including the new earnings report, which came in better than expected, and discusses Apple's board approving a four-for-one stock split. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Tucker: America is witnessing a brazen power grab After two months of rioting and political chaos, there are still people who claim it all about the death of George Floyd. They're wrong. via DeshBD360

Donna Brazile: Rep. John Lewis shares his wisdom with us one last time, asking us to continue his life’s work Even death could not silence the wise, courageous and righteous voice of the great John Lewis, a hero who changed the course of history for the better by demanding America live up its ideals of justice and equality for all. via DeshBD360

K.T. McFarland: Remembering my friend Herman Cain — businessman, media personality and unlikely politician Every time I talked to Herman, I came away happy. Even people who disagreed with him ended up liking him. via DeshBD360

Leslie Marshall: To honor John Lewis, we should take his advice and follow his actions Congressman Lewis spoke of making a difference, and that he did. via DeshBD360

Juan Williams: John Lewis, humble ‘Boy from Troy,’ continues to inspire today's civil rights activists God Bless John Lewis, the man who grew from the Boy from Troy. via DeshBD360

Jimmy Failla: Pro-sports and COVID-19 — As a fan, I think we should shut down this charade of a season The COVID Chaos raises fresh concerns about the sustainability of the baseball season and presents larger logistical hurdles for other team sports, which is why we should shut them all down now.  via DeshBD360

Vernon Jones: Because I'm a Black Democrat who supports Trump, MSNBC asked me this insulting question MSNBC asked me a question it would never dream of asking a Black Democrat like me if I were on their station defending Joe Biden. via DeshBD360

Jim Hanson: Big Tech hearing shows Congress can't allow these powerful companies to police themselves When businesses can anger both Democrats and Republicans, you now the companies must be doing something outrageous. via DeshBD360

Tim Graham: Rioting in liberal cities puts left-wing media's hypocritical coverage on full display Few subjects more easily betray aggressive media bias than protests. via DeshBD360

Tucker Carlson: Joe Biden's VP pick will be the most consequential in history Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden could win in November. But he isn't capable of running the country. via DeshBD360

Bezos says counterfeit products on Amazon are 'scourge' Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos admitted that fake products continue to bedevil the e-commerce site at Wednesday's congressional hearing with tech giants. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Google CEO says tech giant deletes this information used by police Google now sets a time limit on data used by police for tracking suspects, the CEO said at Wednesday's congressional hearing with tech giants.  via DeshBD360 NEWS

Rep. Steube on congressional hearing with tech CEOs Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple testify; Rep. Gregory Steube shares the major takeaways from the hearing. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Arizona GOP chair accuses Twitter of limiting her account over hydroxychloroquine video Arizona Republican Party chair Dr. Kelli Ward says Twitter's actions were politically motivated. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Sen. Warner: Big tech has responsibility to remove information that is 'knowingly false' CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon questioned on political bias, antitrust abuse; Virginia Democratic Sen. Mark Warner weighs in. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Lawmakers press Big Tech CEOs on allegations of bias Silicon Valley titans deny political censorship at anti-trust hearing on Capitol Hill; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.' via DeshBD360 NEWS

Big Tech leaders face off with members of Congress Four Big Tech CEOs, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook, testify before the House Judiciary Antitrust subcommittee; Gillian Turner reports. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Rep. Gaetz questions Google about anti-cop business decisions Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz questions Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai during House hearing. via DeshBD360 NEWS

Space Force on alert: Behind Russia's mysterious testing of deadly anti-satellite weapons in orbit Gen. John W. "Jay" Raymond, Commander of U.S. Space Command and U.S. Space Force Chief of Space Operations, further highlighted that the Russian satellite system used to conduct this on-orbit weapons test is the same satellite system that they “raised concerns about earlier this year, when Russia maneuvered near a U.S. government satellite." via DeshBD360 NEWS

Big Tech backlash: Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon CEOs grilled on Capitol Hill House lawmakers on Wednesday grilled the heads of some of the world's largest tech companies - with Democrats questioning whether the companies violated U.S. antitrust laws and stole from competitors, while Republicans slammed them over alleged censorship and bias against conservatives. via DeshBD360 NEWS

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Sundar Pichai: Google doesn't use Gmail data for ad services Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai on retiring third-party cookies that websites attach to users’ browsers and the privacy and ad revenue issues surrounding this data. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Amazon's Jeff Bezos: Counterfeit products 'are a scourge’ Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says his company does a lot to prevent counterfeiting but does work toward limiting it on the site. via DeshBD360 BUSINESS NEWS

Pelosi announces coronavirus masks will be required in House chamber After Rep. Louie Gohmert appears to be the 11th member of Congress to test positive for coronavirus, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced Wednesday that masks will be required in the House of Representatives chamber. via DeshBD360

Trump administration taps Kodak to make drug ingredients in US instead of relying on China White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on how Kodak is reinventing themselves to manufacture pharmaceutical ingredients. via DeshBD360

Rep. Ken Buck calls out Google's China connections following big tech CEO hearing on capitol hill Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., criticized Google on Wednesday for it's connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), following a House subcommittee hearing on antitrust with America's big tech CEOs.  via DeshBD360