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#illegals
The American Spectator: VIDEO: Biden’s Border Patrol Seizes Enough Fentanyl to Kill Every American
Border control has lost control as Senator Marsha Blackburn questions the handling of 85,000 migrant children by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Meanwhile, an estimated 7 million migrants have crossed the southern border illegally since President Biden took office.
#politics
Spectator USA: The RNC’s warning to Republican candidates
GOP presidential candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Chris Christie were excluded from future RNC debates after appearing on an unsanctioned joint Fox News interview. They criticized the RNC's decision, but still chose to appear on Fox. Is gatekeeping the GOP primary debates necessary?
Forbes: Giuliani Sues Biden For Defamation After President Called Him A ‘Russian Pawn’
Topline attorney Rudy Giuliani has sued President Joe Biden and his campaign for defamation, claiming Biden's comments during a 2020 presidential debate damaged his reputation. Biden had referred to Giuliani as a "Russian pawn" and dismissed conspiracy theories regarding his son's laptop as "a Russian plant." Giuliani alleges that Biden made these claims knowing they were false.
Front Page Magazine: Bravo, Gaetz
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Republican Matt Gaetz receives criticism for leading a movement to remove House Speaker McCarthy. Democrats find joy in Republican disunity, while Gaetz's supporters believe he has given a voice to the American people against the ruling oligarchy. McCarthy's removal signifies a shift towards genuine opposition and resistance against corruption in politics.
Foreign Policy: U.S. Accuses China of Fueling Opioid Crisis
U.S. sanctions Chinese individuals and entities for fentanyl trafficking, Canada also targeted. China denies responsibility.
Central European countries impose hard border controls to counter illegal immigration and smuggling. Slovakia calls for Europe-wide solution.
Breitbart: El Salvador President Nayib Bukele Enjoys Massive Lead in 2024 Election
Incumbent President Nayib Bukele is set to be reelected in El Salvador's 2024 presidential election, despite the constitution prohibiting him from running. The election will take place on February 4, 2024, with voters choosing the president, vice president, and members of the Congress. Bukele's re-election is based on a controversial interpretation of the constitution's Article 152. The crackdown on gang violence and the reduction in crime have increased Bukele's popularity, with high approval ratings and support from the majority of voters.
#society
Forbes: Julia Ormond Claims Disney And CAA Enabled Harvey Weinstein’s Sexual Abuse In New Lawsuit Harvey Weinstein
English actress Julia Ormond sued Harvey Weinstein and accused Creative Artists Agency, Disney, and Miramax of enabling Weinstein's sexual misconduct. Ormond claimed that Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him after a business dinner, and her CAA agents discouraged her from reporting it. Ormond filed a lawsuit in New York.
Front Page Magazine: Sweden Dying
Norway is experiencing a rise in violence and criminality due to Islamic immigration, causing concern among citizens. The Swedish mayhem, characterized by bombs and explosions, has prompted Norway to refer to "Swedish conditions." The media and politicians are finally acknowledging the failed integration and irresponsible immigration policies that have lead to parallel societies and criminal gangs. Norwegians fear their country is heading in the same direction.
Red State: Out Of Control Crime Prompts Philly Restaurant to Protect Patrons by Hiring Armed Guards
"The City of Brotherly Love" experiences a surge in crime, prompting a Philadelphia restaurant to hire armed guards for customer protection. In response to the escalating violence and crime rates, businesses are taking extreme measures to ensure safety for both customers and employees. The city's lack of leadership and control further exacerbates the deteriorating situation, reflecting a broader issue in society.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Biden Commerce Secretary Demurs When Grilled On Whether Taiwan A Country
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo refused to acknowledge Taiwan's claims of independence from China while testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee. She stated that there would be no negotiation on national security or export controls and that the administration's policy on Taiwan is clear. Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn criticized Raimondo's stance, accusing the Biden administration of prioritizing China over Taiwan and ignoring human rights abuses. The Biden administration maintains a stance of "strategic ambiguity" on Taiwanese independence, supporting the status quo and peaceful resolution of cross-Strait differences.
#history
Flag And Cross: Ancient Grinding Tools Reveal Early Human Bread And Meat Cooking In Saudi Arabian Desert
New research reveals that ancient humans in what is now Northern Saudi Arabia were baking bread and cooking meat thousands of years ago. Analysis of grinding tools shows that bone, pigment, and plant processing took place during the Neolithic period. The findings suggest that the region was once wetter and greener, providing access to water and game. This sheds new light on the little-understood Neolithic lifestyle.
#health
Flag And Cross: Experimental Vaccine Sends Immune Cells Into 'Incredible Hulk Mode' To Fight Hospital Superbugs
A new experimental vaccine, developed by scientists at the University of Southern California, could protect patients against antibiotic-resistant infections, including MRSA. The vaccine activates immune cells to rapidly neutralize dangerous pathogens, preventing serious infections. Healthcare-acquired infections, such as MRSA, are a significant problem, causing thousands of deaths each year. The vaccine works by "goosing" the body's pre-existing immune cells called macrophages, which fight off bacteria and fungi. The vaccine has been tested in mice models, and early data suggests that it could be effective in preventing infections in humans as well.
#sports
Red State: The Trevor Bauer Sex Assault Conclusion Parallels Russell Brand Allegations; Lessons Need to be Learned
The Trevor Bauer sexual assault allegations saga has come to an end with both parties settling all outstanding litigation. Despite the lack of charges and weak case against Bauer, he was suspended by MLB for two years and subsequently released by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The media coverage of the case showed bias and unfair treatment towards Bauer, highlighting the need for more balanced and serious reporting in such cases.
Forbes: Thanks To Previous Announcements, NASCAR’s Official 2024 Schedule Yields No Big Surprises
NASCAR released the 2024 National Touring Schedules, with some previously known changes and additions. The Clash preseason race will be at the L.A. Coliseum, Daytona 500 will be on February 18, and the season will end in Phoenix on November 10. The schedule includes the return of the Chicago Street Race in July and the addition of Iowa Speedway. The Paris Olympics will have two off weeks with no Cup series racing, and Atlanta will be the Playoff opener. The schedule also sees changes in the Truck and Xfinity series.
#science
Flag And Cross: Hippos' Inefficient Chewing Linked To Evolutionary Fight Adaptation
Hippos' inability to properly chew grass is due to their prominent tusks and wide gape, according to new research. Modern hippos have lost their ancestral side-to-side jaw motion in order to become better fighters. This limits their chewing efficiency and how much they can eat.
#outdoors
Backpacker: A Grizzly Bear Killed Two People and Their Dog in Banff National Park
A couple and their dog were attacked and killed by a grizzly bear in Banff National Park. The bear was euthanized after displaying aggressive behavior.
Field & Stream: Rifle Review: Bergara B-14 Squared Crest
We tested the Bergara B-14 Squared Crest rifle, which is marketed as a mountain hunting rifle. It features a carbon fiber stock, adjustable length of pull, and a 20-inch fluted barrel. The rifle performed well on the range, with consistent accuracy and a crisp trigger. Our only complaints were minor, such as the placement of sling swivel studs and lack of texturing on the stock. Overall, the Squared Crest is a lightweight and accurate option for hunters.
#other
Forbes: Trevor Rabin On Making ‘Rio,’ His First New Rock Album With Vocals In 34 Years
After a 34-year hiatus, Trevor Rabin is releasing a new solo rock album called "Rio." The album features Rabin's distinctive art rock sound and touches on personal complaints about politics and love songs. Rabin took on multiple roles to complete the album, performing all the music himself. Despite his perfectionist nature, Rabin ultimately decided to release the song "Big Mistakes" as the debut single. The album also explores genres like country and bluegrass, and tackles topics such as animal poaching. Rabin is open to touring in support of the album and plans to release another album in the next few years.
Daily Wire: Emmy-Winning Actress Accuses Harvey Weinstein Of Sexual Battery: Report
English actress Julia Ormond has filed a lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein, accusing him of sexual battery. She also sued The Walt Disney Company, Miramax, and Creative Arts Agency for allegedly enabling Weinstein's behavior. Ormond claims that Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him after a business dinner in 1995. The lawsuit alleges that Disney, Miramax, and CAA failed to protect Ormond and continued to profit from their association with Weinstein. Ormond decided to speak out after nearly 30 years to be a part of the systemic change needed in Hollywood.