I & I Editorial BoardSome headlines that caught our eye.
Election 2020
Biden = Bernie, Obama admits. Just look at their policies — Sally Pipes, Fox News
It’s Biden’s to lose (and he still could): State of the race after the conventions — NBC News
Riots And Joe Biden’s Joe Isuzu Problem — Steven Hayward, Power Line
Biden Attempts to Speak Complete Sentences With Mixed Results — Bongino Report
Why Joe Biden is losing ground in key swing states — David Harsanyi, New York Post
The Mob
Police Investigating Antifa Supporter Michael Reinoehl in Portland Shooting — Wall Street Journal
CNN’s Chris Cillizza: Here’s Why Trump Is Calling The Protests ‘Riots’ (Hint: Because They’re Riots) — Hot Air
Gunshots reportedly fired at pro-Trump caravan in LA; car tire blown out; another car’s window smashed — The Blaze
Energy
Bill Gates’ nuclear venture plans reactor to complement solar, wind power boom — Reuters
California’s green dream is actually a nightmare — Mark J. Perry, American Enterprise Institute
Blackouts expose need for expanding energy storage — Orange County Register
California
California’s Property-Tax Holy War — Steven Malanga, City Journal
Blackouts and Fires: California’s Summer Attractions — Joel Kotkin, RealClearEnergy
California is a failed state. How do we know? They’re moving to Arizona in droves — Jon Gabriel, Arizona Republic
Odd News
Goat steals, eats mail outside Alabama home — United Press International
Stranded Mariners Rescued From Island, Thanks To ‘SOS’ Etched In Sand — NPR
The world’s most appealing accents revealed — The Week
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