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16 May 2023
#illegals
Daily Wire: Chris Cuomo Lets Media Have It For Ignoring Border Crisis: ‘The Joke Is On Us’
Chris Cuomo criticized legacy media for ignoring the crisis at the southern US border, stating that the lack of coverage had worsened the situation and allowed politicians to manipulate it for their own gain. Cuomo argued that the absence of large migrant groups was more concerning as it suggested illegal immigrants had been transported to other parts of the country, and criticized both Republicans and Democrats for not taking responsibility and action.
#politics
Fox News: 'Squad' Dems vote against honoring police officers killed in line of duty
Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush, members of the progressive group "the Squad," were the only Democrats to vote against a resolution honoring police officers killed in the line of duty during National Police Week. The resolution passed with unanimous support from Republicans and nearly all Democrats, honoring the 556 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, including 224 officers killed in 2022, and ensuring police are equipped with resources for community safety. The two representatives did not immediately explain the reasons behind their nay votes, but later issued a joint statement claiming that community safety is a top priority and the Republican-introduced amendment was intended to advance false narratives around supporting law enforcement.
The Epoch Times: Can Twitter Survive as a Free-Speech Platform?
Twitter is the only social media platform that remains mostly free of political scrutiny and censorship. However, the recent appointment of Linda Yaccarino, a proponent of content moderation that serves advertising stakeholders rather than free speech, as CEO, is a bad sign for the future of Twitter as a free-speech platform. To survive, Twitter needs to get advertisers back, which means conforming to their priorities, which overlap with those of the regime. This upheaval comes at a difficult time for white-collar business enterprises with credit being expensive and capital chasing return from companies with a more immediate return in the real world.
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Clearly Retaliatory’: IRS Whistleblower’s Team Taken Off Hunter Biden Probe
An IRS team probing Hunter Biden's taxes, allegedly stalling investigations for political reasons, has been removed from the case, including the whistleblower, by the Justice Department. The whistleblower claimed the Biden administration was favouring the President's son by holding back in the investigation, putting concerns of obstruction of Congressional inquiry in play. Claims emerged after Hunter Biden's lawyer said the IRS agent broke the law by disclosing concerns regarding the investigation with Congress, leading to concerns future whistleblowers may be deterred from coming forward.
Breitbart: Obama: I'm Most Worried About 'Divided Media,' We Have Different Realities
Barack Obama expressed his concern for the "divided conversation" and "divided media" in the United States, stating that having a common set of facts is crucial. He cited the splintering of the media as a major contributor to this issue and emphasized the importance of returning to a common conversation.
Forbes: Congress Should Halt OMB’s Rewrite Of Circular A-4 Guidance On Regulatory Cost-Benefit Analysis
The Biden administration has proposed a rewrite of the White House Office of Management and Budget's guidance on regulatory impact analysis. This presents a dilemma for those concerned about federal government growth and the introduction of coercion into human affairs, as the proposed rewrite would worsen decay in regulatory oversight processes. Congress must step in to address underlying concerns and force OMB to repair regulatory oversight processes before any rewrite proceeds.
OMB's proposed rewrite of regulatory assessment procedures, coupled with recent progressive legislative transformations, is enabling the federal government's proclivity for growth. Congress should push for large-scale regulatory liberalization and shrinkage of bureaucracy instead. Political failure, rather than market failure, is the issue at hand, and Congress should use its available means to press pause on a regulatory analysis system that makes it easier to add but not subtract regulation.
The Epoch Times: Tax Credits You Might Qualify For
Tax credits are a way for federal and local governments to help Americans with their financial burdens, especially for lower to middle-income households. They differ from deductions because they decrease the amount of taxes filers owe rather than reducing taxable income. Some available tax credits are the Lifetime Learning Credit, American Opportunity Credit, incentives for energy efficiency, disaster relief, child and dependent care credit, child tax credit, adoption credit, earned income tax credit, saver's credit, foreign tax credit, and premium tax credit. Taxpayers should take advantage of as many credits as possible, and stay updated with national events and sweeping legislation that might increase their tax credits in subsequent years.
Townhall: The Durham Probe Has Proven Collusion – Between Government Agencies and the Media Complex
Special Counsel John Durham's final report on the FBI's investigation into Donald Trump's alleged campaign ties with Russia concluded that there was no merit to the investigation and that evidence fed by the Hillary Clinton campaign was the catalyst for the years of hysteria. The press, a key player in the entire process, was mostly downplaying and dismissing the findings, as they were a key component in perpetuating the fake Russian collusion narrative. The collusion between the upper levels of government agencies and the broad media complex is now a blatant and obvious reality.
Human Events: Durham report reveals FBI, Dems staged soft coup of Trump
administration
The Durham Report found that the FBI's investigation into President Trump's alleged collusion with Russia was baseless and used falsified evidence created by the Clinton campaign. The report showed intentional malfeasance, a double standard for the Clinton campaign, and a bias against Trump and his populist message. The FBI allowed allegations to be perceived as indictments, used hearsay instead of fact, and obfuscated their own procedures to discredit Trump. The conclusion states that lack of analytical rigor, apparent confirmation bias, and an over-willingness to rely on information from individuals connected to political opponents caused investigators to fail to adequately consider alternative hypotheses and to act without appropriate objectivity or restraint in pursuing allegations of collusion or conspiracy.
PJ Media: Biden and NYC Mayor Eric Adams at Loggerheads Over Immigration and Crime
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has been criticizing President Biden for his handling of crime and illegal immigration, resulting in his removal from the 2024 campaign advisory board. Many big-city colleagues have been saying the same for months, and the lack of financial support for cities dealing with the influx of illegals has strained their resources. Adams has been particularly vocal, even calling out Biden by name. Despite a plan to replace Vice President Kamala Harris with Adams, it is unclear how serious the feud is.
Fox News: IRS whistleblower letter accuses DOJ of retaliation in Hunter Biden probe
Department of Justice ordered removal of entire team of an IRS whistleblower investigating Hunter Biden, according to attorneys representing the whistleblower, accusing the government of illegal retaliation.
Washington Free Beacon: Schiff Aide Threatened Researchers Who Refused to Investigate False Trump–Russia Links
Democratic congressional staffers threatened university researchers to cooperate with an investigation into Donald Trump's alleged ties with Russia. The researchers, from Georgia Tech University, were told to analyze a news article on the subject, but when they refused citing inappropriate misconduct for a public university, one researcher said they were threatened. The staffers who pressured the researchers were from Schiff at the House Intelligence Committee and for Reed, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee. Durham's office investigated whether the Democrats' pressure campaign merited prosecution, though no charges were filed.
#society
Fox News: English scrap metal recycler sentenced to 9 months in jail for 2016 wall collapse that killed 5
Two men were sentenced to nine months in jail and a scrap metal recycling plant was fined after a wall collapsed in 2016, killing five migrant workers from West Africa. The owners of Hawkeswood Metal Recycling in England, Wayne Hawkeswood and Graham Woodhouse, were found guilty of violating the Health and Safety at Work Act. Authorities described conditions at the plant as “fundamentally unsafe” with other unstable walls on the premises and poor safety records. The victims were identified by their fingerprints as they died instantly when the 50-ton wall fell on them at the start of their shifts.
Fox News: Britney Spears documentary claims she lives in isolation, has ‘volatile’ marriage after conservatorship
"TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom" alleges the pop star lives in isolation, often binge-sleeps for days, and has a volatile marriage with Sam Asghari. The toxic cocktail of her celebrity status, mental health, and 13-year-long conservatorship has allegedly resulted in Britney‘s fascination with knives and months of not seeing her sons.
Daily Wire: ‘Why Doesn’t Charlize Theron Come And F*** Me Up?’: Megyn Kelly Torches Actress Over Drag Queen Ultimatum
Megyn Kelly slams actress Charlize Theron and LGBTQ Nation after Theron threatened to “f*** anybody up” who opposes drag queens. Kelly claimed there are drag queen shows taking place in front of young children that are deeply disturbing and supporters need to be aware of the problem. Kelly hit back, saying that Theron is "setting the stage for further grooming and exploitation of children" and that her privileged position does not allow for her to make these threats. Kelly stands by every word that she said and is calling for more education on the difference between consensual entertainment between adults and the sexualization and grooming of young children.
The Epoch Times: Teddy Roosevelt’s 5 Ways to Cultivate a Good Work Ethic
Employers are embracing mature workers over young people to ensure work gets done accurately and efficiently. Offering flexibility and diligence, older workers are less likely to ask for big salaries or move onto a new job quickly after being hired. Many employers feel that the younger generation lacks the principles of hard work ingrained in older workers, and could benefit from insight the late U.S President Teddy Roosevelt shared about the importance of being a good worker. These principles include being willing to work the extra mile, having eagerness to work on a job that gives purpose, and starting small with the little things. Good character traits, such as honesty, kindness, and diligence, can also help turn someone into a good worker.
National Review: The Corner: The Shared Economic Views of Smith and Burke
Samuel Gregg's essay for Capital Matters explores the similarities between Adam Smith and Edmund Burke's worldview, despite their different professional backgrounds. Both men acknowledged that the expansion of commercial freedoms would result in significant social upheaval, but agreed it was worth it for the resulting economic opportunities. However, they also believed in the importance of habits and institutions that would mediate the pressures of a dynamic economy, emphasizing our duty to others beyond contractual obligations. Religion and responsibilities to those in need were prominent among these habits. Liberty and responsibility must go hand-in-hand to limit the scope for hedonism, corruption, and injustice in a growing economy.
The Federalist Papers: 7th-Grader Taking School to Court After He Was Sent Home for Second Time for Words on Shirt
A 12-year-old boy is suing Nichols Middle School in Massachusetts, claiming that the school violated his First Amendment right by preventing him from wearing a shirt that says, 'There are censored genders.' The school officials claimed Liam Morrison made some people feel "unsafe." Liam claims that he was sent home almost immediately after arriving at school two weeks ago and this is not the first time that school officials have prohibited him from sporting a similar shirt. Liam's attorney feels confident that this is a slam-dunk case and that they will "get a win on this."
The Epoch Times: Musk Says 'Woke' Ideology Turned Once-Thriving San Francisco Into 'Derelict Zombie Apocalypse'
Elon Musk has blamed San Francisco's homelessness and crime on the "woke mind virus", which he says has ruined the city. The Twitter CEO responded to a Tweet by political commentator Ian Miles Cheong highlighting a Rebel News article which blamed San Francisco's problems on progressive policies. The article states that the city's downfall is due to local politicians, a view shared by Angela Alioto, former president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. The area's homeless problem has also risen, with Michael Shellenberger, author of the book, "San Fransicko: How Progressives Ruin Cities," highlighting the recent increase in crime and violence.
Fox News: Tribes feuding over coal mine ownership kill 15 in remote northwest region
Two Pakistani tribes clashed over ownership of a coal mine in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, leaving 15 dead and several injured. The tribes, Sunny Khel and Zarghun Khel, have been fighting since 2019, and police are still investigating the latest clash. Security forces were called in to restore order.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Iran discussing with Russia more drone sales, the White House says – NYT
Iran has supplied over 400 attack drones to Russia, which are being used against Ukraine's infrastructure. Talks are underway for Russia to acquire advanced weaponry from Iran, while expanding their "defense cooperation." The US officials see indications of an expanding military partnership between the two countries.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 447: Ukraine downs “hypersonic” Kinzhal missiles
Russia launches multiple missile strikes on Ukraine, including six hypersonic Kinzhal missiles, nine Caliber wing missiles, and three ground-based missiles, all of which were destroyed by Ukrainian air defense. Heavy fighting continues in the Bakhmut area, while Russian forces continue to target Ukrainian civilians. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says there is no point in discussing Ukraine's NATO membership until it has achieved victory over Russia. The UK announces the provision of long-range attack drones,
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Set To Leave Country for Eight-Day Asia Trip With Debt Ceiling Talks Unresolved, Default on Horizon
Biden heads to Asia amid looming debt ceiling crisis. White House failed to reach agreement with Congress by June 1 deadline with only days left on holiday weekend for resolution. Biden first stop Hiroshima, meeting with atomic bomb victims before attending Group of 7 summit in Japan, visiting Australia and Papua New Guinea where China has been expanding. Biden to meet with congressional leaders before departure.
Breitbart: Ex-Obama, Biden Migration Adviser Amy Pope to Run U.N. Agency
Amy Pope, a former adviser to Presidents Obama and Biden, has been elected as the director general of International Organization for Migration (IOM), with five-year term beginning in October. Pope plans to make IOM more representative of its member states while driving effective management of migration and leveraging IOM's massive amounts of data to detect and address migration problems before they spark large migration flows. With 19,000 staffers working in 171 countries, IOM promotes "humane and orderly" migration across the globe.
#economy
Fox News: Biden vetoes bipartisan bill protecting US solar panel makers from Chinese competition
President Biden vetoed a bipartisan resolution aimed at reversing his executive action on Chinese solar panels. Biden implemented a two-year moratorium last year on the enforcement of solar panel anti-circumvention tariffs designed to protect US companies. Congress recently passed the resolution to overturn the moratorium. Biden explained that the legislation "bets against American innovation."
A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Rep. Bill Posey introduced the resolution striking down Biden's action in January. The resolution passed the House and Senate and utilizes the Congressional Review Act. Chinese companies control a more than 80% share in the global solar panel industry, which has been tied to forced labor in China's Xinjiang province. Environmental groups and SEIA opposed it while groups like the Coalition for a Prosperous America and human rights groups like the Uyghur Human Rights Project endorsed it.
The Epoch Times: More Money From Ontario Needed to End 'Stalemate' Over Stellantis Battery Plant: Feds
Negotiations on the new Stellantis electric-vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ont., have halted over financial aid. The industry minister says that Ontario needs to bring more money to the table to end the "stalemate" with Stellantis, as the automaker and its partner LG Energy Solution stopped construction after negotiations with Canada and Ontario hit a snag. Stellantis wants a financial aid offer similar to the Volkswagen deal, but the federal government says that Ontario needs to contribute more than its $500-million commitment toward the capital cost.
#military
The Federalist: Tuberville Holds The Line Against Taxpayer-Funded Abortions
America’s military is facing a recruiting crisis and growing threats from belligerents like China. The Biden administration is pushing a politicized agenda that is hurting military readiness by promoting woke policies like taxpayer-funded abortions instead of focusing on national defense. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is taking action to stop the Pentagon's new abortion policy by blocking the promotions of senior military officers and demanding a debate in Congress. This policy is an abusive use of political power and undermines the rule of law, threatening the sanctity of civil-military relations and the well-functioning armed forces. The military shouldn't be distracted by politics, and the quickest way to make things right is for the Defense Secretary to rescind the radical abortion policy.
#religion
Breitbart: Exclusive – Christian Aid Group: India Is So Permissive of Anti-Christian Violence that Rioters Post Videos of Church Attacks Online to 'Show Off'
Mob violence against Christians in northeast Manipur has killed 73 people and displaced 35,000 people, according to David Curry, CEO of Global Christian Relief. Video footage from Manipur shows Christians being attacked and rioters show no concern of being punished. The violence has an anti-Christian element as the ruling Hindu nationalist government, the BJP Party, has suggested that Christians are not real Indians because they must be Hindu to become citizens. Curry stated that the government should enforce justice and punish the rioters to avoid more conflict. This situation is causing international outrage.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Up For Debate! - The Remington Vest Pocket Buggy Rifle
The Remington Vest Pocket Buggy Rifle, also known as the "saw handle", is an affordable little derringer that was produced in limited numbers in the 1880s. It is up for debate whether it was a factory-produced configuration or a special gunsmith job. Experts have yet to come to a firm conclusion.
The New American: Trump Vows to Release JFK Assassination Files if Reelected - The New American
Former President Donald Trump plans to release all remaining files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy if he is reelected in 2024. Interest in the assassination was renewed after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed overwhelming evidence of the CIA's role in the killing. Trump had previously ordered the release of thousands of previously classified documents concerning Kennedy's assassination, but ultimately deferred to the judgment of the CIA and FBI to not release 300 remaining files.
#education
The Epoch Times: A Return to the Founders’ Education
US eighth graders' history and civics skills have dropped to 1994 levels. Joe Wolverton suggests a classical liberal education with Latin and Greek.
The Epoch Times: Dear Next Generation: Teaching Kids Fiscal Responsibility
Teaching kids financial responsibility & values is crucial. Examples of fiscally responsible decisions can set them apart.
Fox News: Colorado school district stands up to teachers union's 'stunning' rejection of capitalism: 'Anti-American'
The Woodland Park School Board opposes the Colorado Education Assoc.'s rejection of capitalism, citing economic freedom and principles of the Constitution.
#crime
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh's lawyers say they made tiny sum for South Carolina murder trial
Alex Murdaugh's defense lawyers made only $40,000 in profit each after the six-week double murder trial, despite renting a luxury wedding venue for $20,000 a week and bringing their own private chef. South Carolina Judge Daniel Hall refused a request from Murdaugh's lawyers asking for access to their client's retirement funds to pay for his appeal. Attorneys Jim Griffin and Dick Harpootlian split the $81,277.50 earned from the trial, meaning each was paid $40,638.75. The lawyers asked the judge to disburse $160,000 from the receivership, which is controlling the assets of Murdaugh's estate, to cover the costs of the trial.
PJ Media: Trump Rape Accuser's DERANGED Rachel Maddow Interview
E. Jean Carroll ecstatically describes winning a recent jury award for an alleged sexual assault that occurred 27 years ago in an MSNBC interview with Rachael Maddow. Maddow attempts to portray Carroll as traumatized, but Carroll remains maniacally smiling, describing the verdict as the happiest day of her life. Carroll's previous comment that rape is "sexy" makes the interview even more disturbing. Carroll's lawyer threatens to sue Trump for defamation following his CNN town hall event.
Fox News: Argentine tourist dies after injuries sustained in Mexico machete attack
An Argentinian tourist dies from injuries sustained in a machete attack in Mexico. The attack occurred on May 12 and left all three of the tourists wounded, but one has now lost their life. The attacker has been taken into custody and faces homicide charges.
Fox News: US Supreme Court sides with Alabama inmate who seeks to die by nitrogen hypoxia
The US Supreme Court has rejected Alabama's request to review the alternative execution method of nitrogen hypoxia for death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith. Smith argued that previous lethal injections in the state presented significant problems and introduced the option of nitrogen hypoxia as an alternative execution method. After the execution in November, which was called off due to issues with intravenous lines, Smith's lawyers have sought to prevent a second execution by lethal injection.
Fox News: Georgia toddler dies after being run over in beach parking lot
A little girl dies after being hit by a car in a parking lot at a Georgia beach. The driver's charges are unknown.
Fox News: Arizona man gets 103 years for killing 4 people in Minnesota, dumping bodies in Wisconsin cornfield
Convicted murderer Antoine Suggs sentenced to 103 years in prison for killing and dumping the bodies of four passengers in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Cash App founder Bob Lee died with drugs and alcohol in his system after being stabbed in San Francisco.
The Epoch Times: 30 Cars Set Ablaze in Montreal, Latest in a String of Arsons Targeting Businesses
Montreal police investigate after 30 vehicles were set alight in an industrial sector in Lachine borough. It represents the latest in a spate of arson cases targeting vehicles and businesses in the greater Montreal area this year. Police have not ruled out a link between today’s cases and other arsons.
#sports
Fox News: NASCAR star Ross Chastain 'has some things he’s got to clean up,' his team owner says
Ross Chastain faces backlash from NASCAR colleagues due to his aggressive driving style. Team owners Rick Hendrick and Justin Marks have both expressed concern over Chastain's behavior on the track, with Marks admitting that the driver "has some things he's got to clean up." Chastain recently caused a crash with Kyle Larson, and also engaged in a physical altercation with Noah Gragson. Despite these incidents, Chastain remains in first place in the points standings.
#outdoors
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ing birds up close is much easier when you’re blending in with nature.
Field & Stream: 13-Year-Old Girl Fends Off Shark Attack on Florida Beach
A 13-year-old girl was attacked by a bull shark off the coast of Fort Pierce, Florida resulting in multiple bite wounds to her leg, arm, torso and finger. The shark circled back again, but the young girl was able to fight it off a second time and make it to the beach. Despite 19 stitches, the young girl, who dreams of becoming a marine biologist, is undeterred and plans to return to the ocean soon.
#other
Fox News: Israeli city Tel Aviv spots a rare, endangered seal sunbathing on a beach
An endangered Mediterranean monk seal named Yulia has caused a stir on an Israeli beach. The cow seal was spotted sunbathing on the beach in Tel Aviv, where she drew a crowd of curious onlookers. The species, which has dwindled due to seal hunting, fishing, and habitat destruction, is listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
National Review: Chip Roy Confronts Abortion Activist with Graphic Recording of Her Casually Discussing Late-Term Abortion
Chip Roy confronted abortion activist Talcott Camp during a House Appropriations Committee hearing with a graphic, undercover recording that purportedly shows her discussing late-term abortions in a cavalier manner. In the recording, captured by the Center for Medical Progress, Camp can allegedly be heard casually discussing the gruesome details of a late-term abortion procedure in which an unborn child’s skull is crushed and removed from its mother’s womb. The hearing was about the FACE Act, signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1997, which prohibits activists from blocking access to or otherwise disrupting the operation of any facility that deals with reproductive health.
Fox News: Italian flooding forces residents to rooftops, Venetian authorities prepare to activate barrier in lagoon
Days of heavy rain in northern Italy caused flooding in several towns, including Cesena and Ravenna. Some residents were forced to take to rooftops awaiting rescue while others used rubber dinghies to navigate flooded streets. The MOSES, a mobile barrier system in Venice, will be lifted for the first time ever in May to prepare for possible high-tide flooding. The excess rain comes after Italy had been bracing for its second year of drought that depleted its largest river, the Po. Several schools and train routes were closed, and firefighters carried out around 40 rescues in the province of Rimini.
Fox News: Burma recovering after deadly Cyclone Mocha; at least 21 dead, hundreds believed missing
Cyclone Mocha hit Burma, causing at least 21 deaths and damaging numerous buildings, schools, and hospitals. Hundreds of people are believed to be missing, especially those living in displacement camps that were heavily damaged by the storm. Bangladesh was spared the worst of the storm, but more than 700,000 people were still moved to cyclone shelters or makeshift facilities. The extent of the damage and casualties is hard to determine due to damaged telecommunication facilities and military media restrictions. Aid agencies are worried about potential landslides and flash flooding.
The Epoch Times: This Gnocchi Will Be on Your Table in a Flash!
Crispy gnocchi pasta with tomatoes and leeks is a quick and easy recipe that's ready to serve in just 20 minutes. The gnocchi are sauteed in hot oil to make them crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, then the tomato and leek sauce is cooked in the same pan to give it a toasty flavor. This dish is perfect for a weeknight dinner.
Red State: More CNN Turmoil: Chris Licht Isn't Going to Like Oliver Darcy's Response to His Scolding
CNN is facing backlash and turmoil after broadcasting a town hall event where former President Donald Trump spoke to a receptive audience. Media reporter Oliver Darcy was scolded by CEO Chris Licht for being "emotional" in his biased account of the event in his Reliable Sources newsletter. Darcy is defiantly continuing to criticize the town hall, pointing to a drop in CNN's ratings since the event.