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15 May 2023
#illegals
FOX 26 Houston: Fire at unit at Marathon Galveston Bay refinery in Texas City
Another illegal immigrant was arrested today as part of a crackdown on foreign nationals living in the U.S. without proper documents. Meanwhile, tensions continue to rise in Ukraine as government forces clash with separatist rebels in the eastern regions.
The New American: Excess Death Continues Around The World and The World Invades America - The New American
Death rates are increasing worldwide, with excess deaths and mRNA COVID-19 vaccine overdosing causing a spike in Japan's mortality rates. The New York Times is tracking coronavirus vaccinations around the world. Meanwhile, Michael Savage addresses illegal immigration.
#politics
The Blaze: Federal judge strikes down law barring gun sales to young adults
A US federal judge has ruled a law against the sale of handguns to 18-20-year-olds as unconstitutional. The Second Amendment, like other constitutional guarantees, protects this right, and any impediment to this cramps the freedom granted by the Constitution, according to Judge Robert E. Payne. The case was brought by John Corey Fraser, then 20, and others against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Fox News: Primaries in Kentucky, Pennsylvania may indicate mood of voters heading into election year
Kentucky and Pennsylvania are holding off-year elections on Tuesday, with a primary race for the Kentucky Republican gubernatorial candidate and a special legislative election in Pennsylvania determining if Democrats retain control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The Kentucky governor's race could send early signals about the mood of voters ahead of next year's races for the White House and Congress, with a table-setter for a bruising general election contest.
The Epoch Times: Labour May Give EU Nationals Full Voting Rights, Says Starmer
Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, has suggested that settled EU migrants should be given full voting rights if the party wins the next general election. Starmer argued that it is wrong that those who have contributed to the UK’s economy and communities, raised their children in the UK, and lived there for decades are not allowed to vote. He also hinted that 16- and 17-year-olds should be given the right to vote. The proposals are still under consideration but Conservative Party Chairman, Greg Hands, attacked Labour, accusing the party of attempting to “drag the UK back into the EU” by stealth.
Newsbusters: 'I'm Not So Sure:' Scarborough Warns MSM Against Prematurely Saying 'DeSantis Is Done'
Ron DeSantis's 2024 run for presidency has been criticized by the media, but Joe Scarborough warns against counting him out as a potential candidate. Scarborough cited a poll by Public Opinion Strategies that found DeSantis to be in a much closer race with Biden than Trump in Colorado, Minnesota, New Mexico, and Virginia. Scarborough predicts that at some point, Republicans will focus on winning instead of the shock opera of Donald Trump.
The Blaze: CNN execs reportedly 'put fear of God' into CNN reporter for coverage of Trump town hall: 'Visibly shaken'
CNN executives rebuke reporter Oliver Darcy for "emotional" coverage of the network's town hall with Donald Trump. Darcy questioned hosting Trump, went on to speculate about the network's judgement. CNN is defending itself against criticism. During a meeting with executives, Darcy was told by CEO Chris Licht and other executives to remain "dispassionate." Sources report that Darcy pushed back on the "emotional" characterization. Despite rumors that Darcy may resign or be fired, a CNN spokesperson stated that he would remain with the network.
Front Page Magazine: "As a Black Woman I Have to Advocate for the Representation of the People That Look Like Me.”
Compton, a mostly Latino city with an all-black leadership, is an example of the entrenched minority rule that follows identity politics. Black leaders refuse to relinquish power due to a fear of losing progress made through the civil rights movement, resulting in a lack of representation for Latinos in government and a lack of cultural recognition. Democrats primarily fund Latino electoral activism in Republican states they want to flip, rather than helping them challenge black majorities. The corrupt political system in California is lubricated by ballot harvesters and controlled by those with the infrastructure and cash, leaving little room for Republicans to flip cities and states.
National Review: The Corner: Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump, and the ‘Culture of Losing’
Governor Ron DeSantis warns of the "culture of losing" in the GOP at an event in Iowa. While other news sources suggest he takes a veiled swipe at Trump, Politico interprets this as whether DeSantis can bring himself to say that Trump lost the 2020 elections. DeSantis stresses that governing is about winning and producing results, not building a brand or talking on social media, and warns that if the party gets distracted or focuses on the past, the Democrats might beat them again, insinuating that the 2020 elections were lost by the GOP.
The Federalist Papers: Democrat Senator Absurdly Claims People Will ‘Revolt’ If Supreme Court Blocks Gun Control
Senator Chris Murphy predicts popular revolt if Supreme Court strikes down gun control laws. However, Murphy's prediction appears to misinterpret public sentiment. Recent Supreme Court and district court rulings reflect a considerable segment of the population who cherish their Second Amendment rights. The debate on gun control continues to be a contentious issue in American society.
#society
Daily Wire: Kelly Clarkson Breaks Silence, Responds To Toxic Work Environment Claims On Her Talk Show
Kelly Clarkson responds to accusations of a toxic work environment on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” by addressing 11 anonymous employees' claims of bullying and verbal abuse from the show’s producers. Despite denying any knowledge of the situation, Clarkson promises to ensure her team providing a safe and healthy work environment. A spokesperson for NBCUniversal assures prompt reviews and investigations of alleged issues.
The Economist: Why are more British adults still living with their parents?
More British adults are living with their parents than ever before, with 4.9 million adult children living at home as of March 2021, up from 4.2 million in 2011; even childless, single adults are included in this number. The most likely explanation is that many young adults cannot afford to buy or rent their own homes, as house prices in Britain have almost doubled since the turn of the century. The average age of first-time buyers is now 32, and London has the highest proportion of households with grown-up children, at 26.8%, with many families officially classed as overcrowded.
Fox News: Washington Supreme Court reverses man’s conviction on grounds of implicit racial bias in jury selection
A Black man, Theodore Rhone, will receive a new trial due to his last Black juror being removed by prosecutors without reason nearly 20 years ago. Rhone previously appealed the case in 2010, which the Washington Supreme Court denied. The unanimous recent decision rectifies national history of racism and implicit bias in jury selection.
The ruling recognizes the impact of implicit racial bias on jury selection and stands as a promise to eliminate racial discrimination from the justice system. Rhone's previous complaint of the removal of a Black juror was said to be discriminatory. California's reparations panel approves payments of up to $1.2 million to every Black resident, and San Francisco also proposes $5 million to each Black longtime resident, calling attention to the injustices in the US.
#war
Spectator USA: ‘This is our land. Of course we will fight’
. As Ukraine fights Russian aggression, both soldiers and civilians refuse to give up hope. While some turn to the words of Ukrainian poets like Lesya Ukrainka and Taras Shevchenko, others find hope in the country's thriving tech industry. Amid the conflict, humanitarian organization MOAS saves wounded soldiers' lives - operations that governments often refuse to fund. Despite the violence and loss on the front lines, Ukrainians remain defiant and ready to fight for their country's freedom.
Euromaidan Press: British PM meets with Ukraine’s President in UK, more weapons for Ukraine announced
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy met with UK Prime Minister Sunak at Chequers, discussing the need for British military aid and a coalition of fighter jets. Sunak praised Zelenskyy's leadership and compared him to Winston Churchill, while Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for British support in Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russian invasion. The UK confirmed they would provide long-range attack drones and air defense support but would not be providing fighter jets as requested. Both leaders emphasized the importance of creating a long-term security arrangement for Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel's UN ambassador calls for boycott of 'antisemitic event' at world body
The UN has organized its first-ever Palestinian commemoration event on May 15, the same day as Israel's modern founding, which has sparked outrage. Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, has launched a campaign urging fellow envoys not to attend the event, calling it "a blatant attempt to distort history, neglecting the fact that those who paint themselves as the victims were actually the aggressors who initiated a five-front war on the newly established State of Israel."
Forbes: Three Ways Space Force Must Lead US National Security
- US Space Force should transition from traditional aircraft to smallsats to enhance national security. This will reduce costs and environmental impact, limit risks to aircrew, and offer operational advantages over aircraft.
Fox News: Pacific Island leaders urge rich countries to do more to help control climate change
Pacific Island leaders demand more action to combat climate change and shift towards grants or interest-free loans instead of loans to reduce the burden on poorer countries. They criticize rich countries for not doing enough to control climate change and for causing it while making money from loans provided to vulnerable nations to mitigate the effects. Leaders emphasized that $1.2 billion a year for the region to spend on climate adaptation and mitigation measures would be "a starter."
#economy
The Economist: What America does after a debt-ceiling disaster
Budgetary dysfunction: America faces another debt-ceiling crisis. The White House could resort to a magical solution such as minting a trillion-dollar coin or deploying the 14th Amendment to invalidate the debt ceiling. Another financial engineering solution involves high-coupon, low face-value bonds, but all three options have uncertain legal standing and could undermine the credibility of Treasuries. The fallback option is prioritization of payments, a painful workaround involving severe austerity measures. Treasury officials admit they are not confident in the prioritization plan's effectiveness and acknowledge the treacherous politics of giving bondholders priority over civil servants, pensioners, and soldiers.
The Epoch Times: Biden Hopeful of Debt Ceiling Deal as McCarthy Says Democrats 'Want a Default'
President Biden is hopeful about finding a solution with congressional Republicans regarding the debt ceiling. A meeting will likely take place on May 16, and while Biden remains optimistic, the parties are still divided.
The Epoch Times: Fed Officials Say Don't Bet on Rate Cuts Even If There's a Recession
Two Federal Reserve officials have dampened investor expectations for interest rate cuts, citing concerns over inflation. President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Raphael Bostic, and President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Austan Goolsbee, expressed caution over rate cuts, instead advocating a wait-and-see approach. While futures contracts suggest a pause is likely in June, with a 78.8% probability according to the CME FedWatch Tool, the Atlanta Fed's interest rate probability tracker indicates that markets anticipate rate cuts before the end of the year.
The Epoch Times: Manufacturing Levels Plummet to 2023 Lows, Shatter Expectations
Manufacturing activity in New York experienced a sharp decline in May 2023. The Empire State Manufacturing Survey showed that new orders and shipments plummeted, while employment and hours worked declined for a fourth consecutive month. Prices increased slightly, delivery times and inventories contracted, and the future business index remained negative. The decline in manufacturing contradicts the positive rhetoric coming from the Biden administration.
#military
Fox News: Finnish military training jet crashes, forcing pilots to eject
Finnish military jet crashes in central Finland, pilots eject. British-made Hawk aircraft crashed south of Keuruu.
#culture
Spectator USA: The election episode put the ‘suck’ in Succession
Sunday's episode of Succession, which tackled politics, was deemed a "stinker" by Cockburn. The episode attempted to play solemn about the Roys' political whims but came across as caricaturish. The show's attempts at political proclamations were criticized for being too over-the-top and somewhat similar to the canceled show The Newsroom. It even featured a cameo from Tom Nichols, the NeverTrump writer, as an ATN anchor. Nichols' experience helped him understand how mediocre hosts on Fox and other right-wing networks can make brainless rants, resulting in them saying nutty things.
#health
The Epoch Times: 8 Foods That Boost Bone Health
Preventing osteoporosis is possible through regular exercise, no smoking, limiting alcohol, and a healthy diet. Calcium and vitamin D are just the beginning. Other vital nutrients for bone health include protein, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, and vitamin K. Bananas, sardines, orange juice, prunes, pumpkin seeds, olive oil, dark leafy greens, and yogurt are all excellent sources of these nutrients to support healthy bones.
Clash Daily: STUDY CONFIRMS: The mRNA Jab Didn't Actually Save Any Lives
Study finds that the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines did not impact overall mortality and were little better than snake oil, as vaccinated trial participants were more likely to die from cardiovascular problems. The mRNA vaccines protected against deaths from COVID-19, but the effect was offset by cardiovascular deaths. The adenovirus-vector vaccines were associated with lower overall mortality. The research was based on data from randomized clinical trials reported by the vaccine manufacturers. Many Christians went into lockdown-freak-out mode when the pandemic started, but they should have obeyed the Word of God instead of the edict of man. Fearful churches buckled under unconstitutional edicts, but the Apostle Peter also buckled to fear before learning his lesson and living the rest of his life boldly, like a lion. "Dear Christian: Your Fear Is Full of Crap" encourages the church to learn the same lesson and obey the LORD God Almighty instead of local authorities.
Red State: Biden Nominates an Absolute Nightmare to Lead the NIH
President Biden has nominated Monica Bertagnolli, current director of the National Cancer Institute, to lead the National Institutes of Health (NIH), replacing Lawrence Tabak. If confirmed by the Senate, she would be the second woman to lead the agency. Bertagnolli subscribes to the same policy prescriptions as Anthony Fauci, such as advocating for mass vaccination and censoring "dangerous misinformation". However, many of these claims were debunked during the COVID-19 pandemic, raising concerns about her future mistakes.
#education
The Epoch Times: Sacrificing Success on the 'Altar of Equity'
Ontario's shift from traditional to progressive education is negatively impacting academic proficiency and personal discipline. Woke ideology hinders progress.
Fox News: Ron DeSantis bans state funding for diversity, inclusion programs at Florida public universities
Florida Governor bans state funding for diversity, equity & inclusion programs in public universities to counter 'woke' education.
#crime
Fox News: German prosecutors charge 4 men involved in far-right group with crimes of violence
German authorities have charged four leading members of a far-right combat sports group named "Knockout 51" with crimes of violence including serious bodily harm, resisting and attacking police officers, disturbing the peace and violating Germany’s weapons law. The group aimed to indoctrinate young men and train them in street fighting and sought out fights with left-wing activists in the hopes of seriously injuring or killing them. They also tried to set up a "Nazi neighborhood" in Eisenach and its members injured several people.
Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has visited Pope Francis and Italian officials in Rome before heading to Germany. Meanwhile, German authorities have filed charges against four men who were involved in a far-right group with crimes of violence including resisting and attacking police officers, disturbing the peace and violating Germany’s weapons laws. The men aimed to kill left-wing extremists, set up a "Nazi neighborhood," and indoctrinate young men to train them in street fighting.
Fox News: Shooting at Georgia motorcycle club event kills 2, injures 3
Shooting at Georgia motorcycle club event results in 2 dead, 3 injured and 10 arrests. Rival gang involved; motive unclear.
Flag And Cross: Group That Allegedly Committed 10 Armed Robberies in 30 Minutes Caught on Camera: 'It's Very Shocking'
Chicago residents express concern about crime following a spree of 10 robberies in Logan Square and Hermosa neighborhoods on Sunday.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Little Known Ways to Get Free Seeds, Tools, Gardening Supplies
Spring is the perfect time for gardening, but gardening supplies can be expensive. Here are some ways to get free supplies: join local gardening groups, ask your city or county government for seeds or compost, look for free items on Buy Nothing groups or online marketplaces, ask tree service companies for free wood chips, get free spent coffee grounds from Starbucks, check with your local public library for free seeds, and ask friends and neighbors for plant cuttings.
#technology
Fox News: 'Congress is clearly behind on AI' and needs bipartisan effort to create regulations: Lawmakers weigh in
Lawmakers from both parties agree that bipartisan cooperation is needed to regulate AI. Democrats are urging for regulations to protect consumers, while Republicans are concerned about stifling innovation through overregulation. The EU and China have already passed AI regulations and nearly 40 countries passed laws last year, but the US has yet to pass any legislation. Both parties in Congress recognize the importance of AI regulation, but there is division on what the regulation should look like.
#other
The Epoch Times: Seal an Asphalt Driveway
Improve your home's curb appeal by sealing your asphalt driveway. A professional will charge $650, but it can be done for $100 with DIY.
Newsbusters: LOL: CNN’s Darcy Has Allies Downplay Being Called to Principal’s Office
CNN's Oliver Darcy was called to discuss his analysis criticizing the network for hosting a town hall with former President Trump. Despite attempts to downplay the significance of the meeting, anonymous sources say Darcy was told he was "emotional" and had "put the fear of God" in his superiors. Darcy reportedly wondered if he should resign or if he will be fired.