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5 Feb 2024
#illegals
Fox News: House Freedom Caucus lashes out at Senate border deal: 'Dumpster fire'
House Freedom Caucus members are urging conservative Senators to reject a border security compromise they believe doesn't do enough to address the migrant crisis. They argue that the proposal, which aims to tighten immigration and asylum laws, is a sellout to America and falsely prioritizes Ukraine over the US border. Critics are particularly concerned about the rumored authority that would allow 5,000 migrants to enter the country per day before enforcing expulsion measures.
#politics
GB News: 'Reports of violence' outside ex-RAF site earmarked to host asylum seekers
Police investigated reports of violence at the former RAF Scampton, set to house asylum seekers. Opposition from locals and protests against turning the base into an asylum camp have been ongoing. There have been incidents of disorder, including arrests and the discovery of a suspected petrol bomb.
Fox News: GOP senator announces endorsement in key battleground Senate race: 'We need more conservative fighters'
Sen. Tommy Tuberville endorses Bernie Moreno for Ohio Senate, citing the need for conservative fighters in Washington. Republicans view Ohio as a key opportunity for a Senate pickup in 2024.
#war
The Telegraph: Zelensky could sack top general as part of leadership ‘reset’
Volodymyr Zelensky is considering replacing Ukraine's top military officer as part of a larger leadership shake-up. The potential dismissal of General Serhii Shaptala comes after General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi was informed of his pending dismissal. Zelensky emphasized the need for a "reset" and a new beginning in the country's leadership. The dismissal of the generals is causing concern and uncertainty over future planning for Western backers of Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hamas threatened nine-year-old Irish-Israeli hostage ‘with a knife’
Nine-year-old Emily Hand, who was held hostage by Hamas for 50 days, was threatened with a knife during her ordeal. She suffers from panic attacks and speaks in whispers, and her father reveals that she rarely talks about her time in captivity. Emily's father wants to return home, but she is hesitant because their home is close to Gaza. There are reports of an emerging hostage release deal, but her father believes that a reasonable deal should be made, rather than giving in to all of Hamas's demands.
#economy
GB News: More than 350,000 Britons set to call in sick to work on National Sickie Day with younger people and women most likely
Today is National Sickie Day in the UK, where employees are most likely to call in sick. Reasons include post-Christmas blues, bad weather, and the first payday after Christmas. This phenomenon costs the economy £45m and has a reputational cost for businesses as well.
#crime
GB News: Hunt for Abdul Ezedi - So where could he be? And is he dead or alive?
Abdul Ezedi, who threw a corrosive substance on a woman and child in London, is on the run. Police suspect he may be hidden by friends or associates, but they have offered a £20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. It is believed he is still alive and being sheltered within his own community.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Ice Fishing 101 Introduces 13 NEW Anglers to Ice Fishing in New York
Ice Fishing 101 introduces 13 new anglers to ice fishing in Upstate New York. Despite the cold weather, participants learned and enjoyed the day on Mariaville Lake. Collaboration between Artemis Sportswomen, WildHERness, and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.
All Outdoor: Red Desert Rifles: More Than Just a Custom Hunting Tool
Custom rifle vendor Red Desert Rifles builds personalized hunting rifles with hand-crafted wood stocks and tailored dimensions. Owner Chad Chapman includes an optic and provides training to ensure customers are proficient. These rifles are durable and made with meticulous attention to detail.
Forbes: The U.S. Was Shark Bite Central Last Year — Here Are The States Where Most Attacks Happened
The U.S. leads in unprovoked shark attacks, with Florida being the shark bite capital of the world. Florida reported 16 attacks in 2023, while the U.S. accounted for 36 overall. Australia had the highest number of shark bite fatalities. The majority of attacks are test bites, and the risk of a fatal shark attack is extremely rare. Sharks follow their prey, so the chance of human attacks may increase if they move into areas associated with beach tourism.
Hiking & Fishing: Do You Need A Tent Footprint? What You Should Know
Tent footprints are protective barriers that prevent damage to the bottom of your tent. They can be homemade or purchased, and offer benefits such as extending the life of your tent and adding cushion and insulation. Tent footprints should be the same size or slightly smaller than your tent to avoid water pooling underneath. They can be made from various materials like plastic, table cloths, or tarps, and can be purchased from retailers or online. It is not necessary to use the same footprint manufacturer as your tent, and selecting a footprint should be based on your needs and preferences. The best materials for footprints are lightweight, durable, and waterproof fabrics like coated polyester and nylon. Setting up a footprint is a simple process of laying it on the ground and placing your tent on top of it.
#technology
Fox News: Pennsylvania statewide court agency disabled by targeted cyberattack
The Pennsylvania state courts agency was hit by a cyberattack that disabled some online systems. The attack is being investigated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the F.B.I.
#other
Field & Stream: Mallard Duck: America's Most Popular Waterfowl Species
The mallard duck, known as "America's duck," is a common sight throughout the Western Hemisphere. It is the most numerous and widespread duck species, sought after by hunters for its beauty and adaptability. Mallards can be identified by their green heads, white collars, and chestnut brown chests. They are dabbling ducks and feed on a variety of seeds, invertebrates, and other food sources. Mallards breed in grasslands near water and form pairs in the late winter. Despite their declining numbers and threats to their habitat, mallards remain plentiful and prized by hunters. To cook mallard, the breasts should be cooked rare and the whole bird can be roasted for a short time in the oven.
All Outdoor: Peter Blackwell: Art and Conservation Inspired by African Wildlife
Peter Blackwell, a Kenyan artist, showcases his talent and love for conservation through his stunning portrayals of African wildlife at a hunting event. His unique art maps, created on historic maps of Africa, bridge the gap between the tastes of safari hunters and their spouses, making them a sought-after choice for home decoration. Blackwell's innovative approach brings beauty and intrigue to the past, present, and future of wildlife conservation.