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#illegals
Breitbart: TX Medical Examiner: I've Never Seen Pace of Migrant Drownings Like This
Dr. Corrine Stern, the Medical Examiner in Webb County, Texas, expresses concern about a significant increase in the number of migrants drowning, particularly children, in the Rio Grande. The influx of migrants has overwhelmed the limited resources of the local authorities, making Maverick County the deadliest area for migrants in the ten-county border region. The situation is unprecedented and highly alarming.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: 1K Migrants Sheltered Outdoors as Border Patrol Overwhelmed in Texas Border Sector
Migrants in Eagle Pass are being detained outdoors due to overcrowded processing facilities. The Border Patrol lacks capacity to transport and detain migrants, forcing them to be sheltered in an open field near the port of entry. Despite efforts to manage the situation, there is a shortage of facilities and the problem shows no signs of improvement.
#politics
Human Events: Jack Posobiec and Evita Duffy call out the Taylor Swift psyop: ‘She is going to turn her massive fan base for Biden in this election’
Evita Duffy criticizes media's undue promotion of Taylor Swift despite repetitive music and lack of political knowledge. Swift leans left, supports Biden, and promotes vaccines. Left uses her to attract youth votes. Swift embraces childless lifestyle. Psychological operation to rally her massive fan base for Biden. Swift will align with Democrats regardless of young leftists' desires.
GB News: ‘SABOTAGE’ Furious row breaks out on immigration – ‘all Suella did was WHINGE’
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman sparks row over new Rwanda treaty. She warns Conservative Party of "electoral oblivion" if treaty fails. Commentators criticize plan as ineffective. Debate on migration policy ensues. Hashtags:
Le Monde: French government locks horns with Paris city hall over plans to lower ring road speed
French government and Paris city officials are in disagreement over a plan to reduce the speed limit on the city's ring road after the 2024 Olympic Games. The mayor's office wants to lower the speed limit to 50 km/h, but the Transport Minister rejects the idea. The issue highlights tensions between the central government and the city hall, just months before the Games. , ,
www.libertynation.com: BREAKING: Biden Impeachment Inquiry Resolution Released – READ IN FULL – Liberty Nation
House GOP releases resolution for impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Vote scheduled for Tuesday to formalize the inquiry.
Flag And Cross: CNN Guest Catches Hosts Selectively Editing Trump Clip to Fit Agenda
Trump appeared on Fox News and made a comment about being a dictator, but the media misquoted and misinterpreted his words, causing backlash. CNN continued to push the misleading narrative despite being called out. The liberal media's bias and manipulation of facts hinders democracy.
GB News: Rishi Sunak's immigration plan comes at a huge cost that he isn't being up front about
Unforeseen consequences can have significant impacts on political decisions. Politicians must possess foresight to anticipate the ripple effects of their actions. Donald Rumsfeld's quote about known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns highlights the complexity of decision-making. The crackdown on legal migration in the UK may lead to higher prices and inflationary pressures. The Rwanda plan could result in the abandonment of human rights laws. Boris Johnson admits that different actions during the Covid pandemic could have saved lives. Deaf athletes face discrimination in funding due to the oversight of their unique challenges. Unforeseen consequences affect all political parties and require a deeper understanding of what is known and unknown.
Fox News: House votes to censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for falsely pulling fire alarm
House Rep. Jamaal Bowman is censured for pulling a fire alarm in a congressional office building, causing chaos and an evacuation. Video evidence suggests no emergency and Bowman denies doing it on purpose. He pleads guilty to a misdemeanor charge and pays a $1,000 fine.
The Blaze: IRS whistleblower testifies Hunter Biden borrowed $5M from a donor, tried to avoid paying taxes on Burisma income | Blaze Media
Hunter Biden received almost $5 million in loans for personal expenses and attempted to avoid paying taxes on income from Ukrainian energy company Burisma. The loans were provided by a Democratic donor named Kevin Patrick Morris. Hunter Biden received the funds, used to pay off personal expenses and delinquent tax payments. The whistleblower testified that there was a pattern of attempts to avoid paying taxes on income from Burisma and Hudson West III, a joint venture with a Chinese businessman. President Biden allegedly used alias email accounts to communicate with Hunter Biden's business partners.
The Telegraph: German mayor paid civil servant £60,000 ‘to do nothing’
German mayor accused of paying civil servant £60,000/year for 5 years despite no work. Investigations reveal employee may have been deliberately given job with no duties, put on leave, or forgotten about. Mayor under probe. Results expected in 2024.
#society
Fox News: BBC anchor caught flipping bird to camera goes viral: 'It was a silly joke'
BBC news anchor Maryam Moshiri was caught giving the middle finger on live TV, causing the video to go viral. Moshiri apologized, explaining it was a private joke with her colleagues.
#war
The Economist: Inside the Spectocracy
In the latest article from the Spectator, the long-running battle over ownership of the magazine and its sister publications, the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, is explored. A consortium led by former CNN editor Jeff Zucker paid off a £1.2bn debt owed by the outlets, with plans to take control, but the Conservative government has put the deal on hold. The article highlights the influence that the Spectator has had on the Conservative Party and its alumni who have held positions of power, but also emphasizes the magazine's proud reputation for mixing journalism with drinking and reactionaryism. (, )
Times Of Israel: AFP probe into October strike on journalists in Lebanon points to Israeli tank shell
An investigation into the death of a journalist in southern Lebanon points to an Israeli tank shell as the cause. Israel has not taken responsibility for the attack, but Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have accused them of war crimes. Journalists have been targeted in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. (, )
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Armenia is turning against its erstwhile guardian, Russia
Armenia is drifting away from Russia, its long-time ally. The prime minister accuses Russia of abandoning its promise to protect Armenia from Azerbaijan. Armenia has started seeking support from the West and diversifying its weapons suppliers. However, Armenia's options are limited as Russia remains its largest trading partner and provider of essential imports.
#economy
Breitbart: Demographic Decline: Dutch Birth Rate Plummets
The fertility rate in the Netherlands has declined to 1.49 children per woman, the lowest recorded figure. More couples are choosing not to have children, possibly due to economic uncertainty. While the size of typical families has remained stable, the number of childless women at the age of 40 is rising. This decline in fertility is not unique to the Netherlands, as other European countries are experiencing similar trends. Europe is facing a demographic winter, with birth rates stagnating and immigration levels increasing.
The Economist: A mining project revives a dying Bosnian town
Europe's political landscape is tainted by crime, corruption, and ethnic divisions, as highlighted by the European Commission's report on Bosnia-Herzegovina. Despite the hope for EU accession, the war-torn country remains divided, particularly evidenced by the ongoing battle of flags in Sarajevo. However, amidst this chaos, the small town of Vares sees a glimmer of hope with a British mining firm set to bring investment and job opportunities, potentially reviving the struggling community.
Armenia, once a staunch ally of Russia, is now showing signs of turning against its former guardian. With a Western-leaning prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, at the helm, Armenia is facing limited options amid its strained relationship with Russia. The country finds itself torn between its desire for closer ties with the West and the potential consequences of challenging its former ally.
#health
Flag And Cross: Electrical Brain Stimulation Boosts Cognitive Function In Alzheimer's Patients
Electrical brain stimulation improves mental processes in Alzheimer's patients, according to a study. Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) sessions of 20 minutes twice a day improved memory and cognitive performance in elderly patients with the disease. The treatment holds promise for rewiring the brain through the formation of new neural networks.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Armasight USA Releases New Sidekick 640 - Thermal Monocular
Armasight USA releases the Sidekick 640, a versatile and lightweight thermal monocular with increased resolution and multiple mounting options. The Sidekick 640 offers features such as video recording, USB-C interface, and compatibility with helmet mounts. Available for MSRP $3,299.
#other
Fox News: US national park may soon have massive piece of land auctioned off
Wyoming leaders are considering auctioning off a valuable piece of land in Grand Teton National Park, receiving over 12,500 submissions against the auction due to concerns about the short public comment period. State Lands Director Jenifer Scoggin recommends a starting bid of at least $80 million. Environmental groups and Wyoming residents have organized opposition to the auction, urging against the destruction of the area for luxury housing and development. Secretary of State Chuck Gray plans to vote no, questioning the land's appraised value and the adequacy of the public input period.
Breitbart: Lebron James Wants More Gun Laws After 4 Shot in UNLV Gun Free Zone
LeBron James calls for more gun control after Las Vegas campus shooting. He criticizes the ease of buying firearms despite background checks. However, the university's gun-free policy indicates strict gun control measures.