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18 May 2023

#illegals

Newsbusters: Title 42: A Smoke and Mirrors Show? Estrella Uses Border Drop to Paper Over Crisis
Title 42: A Smoke and Mirrors Show? Estrella Uses Border Drop to Paper Over Crisis
Title 42 policy expired and Noticiero Estrella TV and President Biden claim that border encounters have decreased by up to 50%, but fail to mention details. A man on the FBI terror watch list was among those detained. The CBP reports a significant increase in total enforcement actions from fiscal years 2017 to 2023, making it important to consider these facts and statistics to gain a comprehensive understanding of the ongoing border situation.


#politics

National Review: The Corner: Further Thoughts on Wired‘s Pete Buttigieg Fantasia
The Corner: Further Thoughts on Wired‘s Pete Buttigieg Fantasia
Virginia Heffernan's Wired profile of Pete Buttigieg is receiving widespread criticism for its adulatory tone. The author previously wrote about being enraged over her driveway being plowed for free by her Trump-supporting neighbors. National Review staff questioned whether the Buttigieg piece was meant to be taken seriously, but concluded that it was sincere. The article reveals the essential hollowness of Buttigieg's character.


Washington Free Beacon: Liberal Celebrity Chef Exempt From Gas Stove Ban, California City Says
Liberal Celebrity Chef Exempt From Gas Stove Ban, California City Says
Renowned chef José Andrés's new restaurant in California, Zaytinya, will be allowed to use natural gas thanks to a "unique" exception made by the city of Palo Alto. The city introduced a law this year banning the use of natural gas in new construction, but administrators intervened after landlords for the Mediterranean restaurant threatened legal action if the regulation was not lifted. The landlords argued that the restaurant requires gas appliances to achieve its "signature, complex flavors," which cannot be replicated with electric appliances. Andrés is known for advocating for climate initiatives despite the restaurant requiring an exemption from the gas ban.


Red State: Purple-Haired Dem Accuses FBI Whistleblower of Inflammatory Tweet and Disloyalty, and He Cleans Her Clock Her in Response
Purple-Haired Dem Accuses FBI Whistleblower of Inflammatory Tweet and Disloyalty, and He Cleans Her Clock Her in Response
FBI whistleblower Marcus Allen exposes retaliation, while Democrats struggle at the hearing on weaponization of the FBI. Rep. Linda Sanchez accused Allen of a controversial tweet that wasn't his Twitter account, further beclowning herself and insinuating he was disloyal; in response, Rep. Matt Gaetz supported Allen, revealing his positive background.


Fox News: Jordan takes on Dems in contentious exchange over whistleblower testimony
Jordan takes on Dems in contentious exchange over whistleblower testimony
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan clashed with Democrats during a hearing on FBI whistleblowers on Thursday. Jordan denied Democrat requests for transcripts of previous testimony given to Republicans by one of the witnesses, leading to a lengthy argument. Jordan had compiled a report detailing claims of "politicized rot" within the FBI and argued that those attending school board meetings, pro-lifers, and Catholics were "targets of the government" and the FBI.


Daily Wire: Most Severe Backlash Against Anheuser-Busch May Already Be Over, Some Brands Turning A Corner, Banker Says
Most Severe Backlash Against Anheuser-Busch May Already Be Over, Some Brands Turning A Corner, Banker Says
The controversy surrounding Bud Light and other Anheuser-Busch brands after a nod towards a transgender influencer appears to have peaked. Market data shows significant declines in Bud Light, Budweiser, Michelob Ultra, and Natural Light sales. However, a second week of flattish trends suggests that sales may have stabilized at significantly lower levels. HSBC has downgraded Anheuser-Busch stock due to the controversy, and executives have downplayed the extent of the partnership and hired Republican lobbyists in efforts to win back alienated customers. Anheuser-Busch appears to have offended those on both ends of the political spectrum.


National Review: I Love Pete Buttigieg
I Love Pete Buttigieg
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg charms with his intelligence, wit, and personal anecdotes during a conversation with Virginia Heffernan. Buttigieg boasts a remarkable record of responses to transportation crises and declares that capitalism gives people the false impression that they must work all the time. Amid discussing the history of the Asian subcontinent and the racism of barges, Buttigieg receives a phone call alerting him of a shipping accident. He dismisses the aide multiple times to continue speaking with Heffernan and even shares an amusing Latin mistake with her before she must leave for the airport.


Newsbusters: Internet Ipecac: WIRED Writer Pours Sugar All Over the 'Voluminous Mind' of Pete Buttigieg
Internet Ipecac: WIRED Writer Pours Sugar All Over the 'Voluminous Mind' of Pete Buttigieg
Wired magazine praises Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg with a "sticky valentine," reminiscent of 2007 Obama hagiography. The profile describes Buttigieg's intellect and love of God, portraying him as a Mensa black card holder with a vast reserve of mental faculties, including a deep understanding of scripture and its relation to transportation. Some conservatives are pointing out Wired's Democratic bias in publishing this "liberal mind" propaganda.


Fox News: Buttigieg brutally mocked over puff piece praising his ‘cathedral mind': 'Can't believe this is real'
Buttigieg brutally mocked over puff piece praising his ‘cathedral mind': 'Can't believe this is real'
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is the subject of a bizarrely effusive story in Wired, with many deriding parts of it as reminiscent of North Korean state TV. The article details Buttigieg's love for food, car models, and driving, all while praising his "voluminous mind" and his "cathedral mind." Critics argue that Wired fails to ask relevant road and transportation infrastructure questions of Buttigieg, instead focusing on his personality. Buttigieg's tenure as Transportation Secretary comes as Democrats try to pass an infrastructure plan and he has identified racial disparities in transportation infrastructure as a key issue that needs to be addressed.


Forbes: DeSantis Will Reportedly Run For President Next Week—Here's What We Know About His Campaign
DeSantis Will Reportedly Run For President Next Week—Here's What We Know About His Campaign
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to announce his presidential candidacy next week, marking the start of the 2024 election cycle. DeSantis has shored up his conservative record via a string of right-wing policy initiatives, including culture wars with Disney, loosening gun laws, and tightening abortion restrictions. 


Red State: WATCH: FBI Agent's Powerful Statement About Retaliation Taken Against Him and His Family
WATCH: FBI Agent's Powerful Statement About Retaliation Taken Against Him and His Family
FBI whistleblower, Special Agent Garret O'Boyle, testified before the House Weaponization Committee alleging retaliation for calling out political rot and corruption within the FBI. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) called out the FBI officials who tortured O'Boyle's family, saying they should "rot in hell." O'Boyle, a former police officer and army veteran, swore an oath to uphold the Constitution and is calling for help to stop the FBI from serving the powers that be. This relates to the hashtag .


#society

Fox News: Massive fire erupts in Charlotte, North Carolina's SouthPark area
Massive fire erupts in Charlotte, North Carolina's SouthPark area
Massive fire breaks out at construction site in Charlotte's SouthPark area. At least one construction worker was trapped but eventually rescued. No injuries are reported. Debris from the fire found as far as two miles away and smoke was picked up on nearby airport radar. Cause of the fire unknown.


#war

Euromaidan Press: Pentagon accounting error overvalued Ukraine aid by USD 3 billion – Reuters sources
Pentagon accounting error overvalued Ukraine aid by USD 3 billion – Reuters sources
The Pentagon overestimated the value of US-supplied weapons to Ukraine by $3bn, according to senior defence officials. The mistake enhances the chances of further US arms being sent to the Eastern European state to help it defend against Russian-led separatists. Congress has been informed about the error and a full accounting of the situation is forthcoming. The Ukrainian government has received arms and ammunition from the US since the crisis in eastern Ukraine heightened, including anti-tank missiles, drones, armoured vehicles and Javelin missiles.




#foreignaffairs

The Epoch Times: Biden Won’t Apologize for US Use of Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima
Biden Won’t Apologize for US Use of Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima
President Biden will not apologize on behalf of the United States for using the atomic bomb on Hiroshima during World War II. Biden arrived in Hiroshima for the G-7 summit and will participate in wreath-laying and other events with other G-7 leaders. The U.S. government has never apologized for the bombings, and Obama was the first sitting president to visit Hiroshima in 2016. The summit's highlighting of Hiroshima's history aims to send a message about the dangers of nuclear weapons, particularly to Russia and China.


#economy

The Epoch Times: Freedom of Money—How Will You Spend Your Freedom
Freedom of Money—How Will You Spend Your Freedom
After achieving financial freedom, it's important to make smart investments and not squander your accumulated wealth. This includes being debt-free, well-invested, and financially secure. Consider investing in real estate investment trusts, government bonds, corporate bonds, dividend-yielding stocks, fixed annuities, and Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) to balance your portfolio and consolidate your wealth. Financial literacy and education are key to achieving and maintaining financial freedom.


Human Events: POSOBIEC: Big tech companies are replacing American workers with cheaper foreign labor
POSOBIEC: Big tech companies are replacing American workers with
cheaper foreign labor
Top tech companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook have filed applications for foreign workers under the H-1B visas program, despite being accused of firing American workers to hire cheaper foreign ones. The immigration program was intended for companies which were unable to find skilled local workers to fill vacancies. However, it appears that the tech industry has exploited the system, using it to underpay and "squeeze" US-born workers. Data released by the Department of Labor suggests that Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce and Zoom are among the companies laying off US workers but seeking cheaper foreign labour.


#military

The Epoch Times: Rishi Sunak Signs Hiroshima Accord With Japan to 'Defend Peace' Amid Growing CCP Threat
Rishi Sunak Signs Hiroshima Accord With Japan to 'Defend Peace' Amid Growing CCP Threat
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak signed a new agreement with Japan to boost defence ties and tackle the growing military and cyber threat from the Chinese Communist Party . The Hiroshima Accord commits Sunak to deploying a Royal Navy battle fleet in the Indo-Pacific in 2025 and to double the number of British troops taking part in joint exercises with Japan later this year. Japanese companies have also agreed to invest £18 billion in Britain.

Under the accord, Sunak committed to deploying the Royal Navy’s carrier strike group to the Indo-Pacific in 2025. The strike group includes an aircraft carrier and fighter jets and would see it team up with the Japanese military to “defend peace and stability” in the region. The accord also includes secret partnerships on combating cyber threats from the CCP, Iran, Russia and North Korea.


#culture

The Epoch Times: Camille Saint-Saëns: Concert Piece for Horn
Camille Saint-Saëns: Concert Piece for Horn
A horn player and conductor perform with the Sofia Philharmonic.


#health

The Federalist: Depressed? Ditch Your Phone, Go Outside, Eat Right, And Be Kind
Depressed? Ditch Your Phone, Go Outside, Eat Right, And Be Kind
A new Gallup poll shows that rates of depression in the U.S. have reached record highs, with nearly 1 in 3 adults reporting a depression diagnosis at least once in their lifetimes. Women are more likely to report depression than men, with white women most likely to be on psychiatric drugs. However, antidepressants have scarcely more effect than placebos, suggesting that the problem may lie in our circumstances. Spend time outdoors, eat healthy and exercise, practise spirituality or engage in simple acts of kindness, rather than gamble on Big Pharma to fix depression.

Americans are spending an increasing amount of time online, with 1 in 3 reporting a "constant" presence online, raising concerns that this is contributing to the rise in depression. Just one hour of daily screen time is associated with lower psychological well-being, leading to calls for people to spend more time outdoors as study after study shows that this benefits both our spiritual and physical health. Diet also plays an important role, with people who eat ultra-processed foods or have an ultra-processed diet being more likely to report depressive symptoms. Kindness is also important with simple acts of kindness identified as one of the best ways to alleviate depressive symptoms. Finally, spirituality and religion can act as psychic armour to protect people from depression by thickening the brain cortex, offering another avenue to explore to tackle the growing issue of depression in the US.


The Epoch Times: Tories Introduce Motion Calling on Feds to Reverse Hard Drug Decriminalization Programs
Tories Introduce Motion Calling on Feds to Reverse Hard Drug Decriminalization Programs
The Conservative Party has introduced a motion in the Canadian House of Commons calling on the government to reverse hard-drug policies outlined in the Canadian Drugs and Substances Strategy (CDSS), arguing that they have contributed to Canada's opioid crisis. In particular, the motion criticizes the government's temporary decriminalization of small amounts of hard drugs in British Columbia. Mental Health and Addictions Minister Carolyn Bennett defended the CDSS policy, claiming that it keeps people "alive long enough to get treatment." however, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre argued that it is "deadly."


#crime

The Blaze: Video: Naked Florida man attacks people at UFC Gym, random victims on the sidewalk until he is tased by police
Video: Naked Florida man attacks people at UFC Gym, random victims on the sidewalk until he is tased by police
A man attending a boxing class at a UFC gym in Miami suddenly stripped naked and began assaulting other patrons. After being escorted out of the gym, he attacked random people on the sidewalk, including an elderly man in a wheelchair. Police officers later tased the man and took him into custody. The assailant's identity remains unknown, but detectives are investigating the case.


National Review: The Corner: Alvin Bragg’s Bill of No Particulars
The Corner: Alvin Bragg’s Bill of No Particulars
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's indictment of Donald Trump is vague and full of legal problems. It's unclear who Trump allegedly intended to defraud and what other crime he allegedly intended to conceal. This vagueness suggests the weakness of the case, undermines public faith in the prosecution's judiciousness, and imposes burdens on the judge handling the case. Trump's lawyers will have to play guessing games, which will waste significant amounts of labor and paper. Bragg's game of prosecutorial three-card monte is complicated, and Trump's lawyers have filed to remove the prosecution to federal court. In his response to the Trump defense bill of particulars, Bragg largely rests on his legal powers to avoid committing himself, suggesting a lack of public spiritedness and fair play in his office. The bill is full of hand-waving, and he dumps millions of pages of discovery on the defense, placing the burden of his legal theory on the defense to find the needle in the haystack of evidence.

Bragg refuses to specify anything about his theory of whom Trump intended to defraud. He cites the entire federal campaign-finance code and a state election-law statute that prohibits conspiracy to pursue an election "by unlawful means" and the two false-records laws themselves, all of which are circular. To break these laws, a breach of some other law is necessary. New York Tax Law §§ 1801(a)(3) is the only specific mentioned, and it still does not reveal the specific crime. Bragg lists the flimsy theories already in his Statement of Facts and does not explain what crime he intends to prove at trial. Voluble defense lawyers are unimpressed and say: "How do you put on a defense if you don't know the crime?" and "there is 'not a single reason' why such records have not already been forwarded on to Mr. Trump. Mr. Bragg's prosecution has featured 'one disaster after another.'"


#sports

The Epoch Times: Sporting KC Spoil LAFC’s Perfect Home Record With Draw—Crew Blank Galaxy 2–0
Sporting KC Spoil LAFC’s Perfect Home Record With Draw—Crew Blank Galaxy 2–0
Sporting Kansas City earned a road point against Los Angeles FC after Wednesday’s 1-1 draw, with Denis Bouanga scoring in the 13th minute to give LAFC an early lead, but Johnny Russell bringing SKC level just seven minutes later. Ryan Hollingshead appeared to restore Los Angeles' lead in the 85th minute, but the would-be goal was called back after a video review.

Columbus Crew ended their winless streak with a 2-0 victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Wednesday night, with goals in the first half by Lucas Zelarayan and Malte Amundsen. The Galaxy fell to 2-7-3 and have not scored in their past five road contests.


Forbes: Rafael Nadal Out Of French Open After Nearly 20 Years—Odds Now Favor Younger Spanish Rival Alcaraz
Rafael Nadal Out Of French Open After Nearly 20 Years—Odds Now Favor Younger Spanish Rival Alcaraz
Tennis star Rafael Nadal will drop out of the French Open due to a hip injury sustained in January. The 36-year-old has withdrawn from tournaments since that time, and explained he would use his time off to aim for 100% fitness next year, which he said would be his last on the circuit. Nadal has won the French Open 14 times in 19 years of participation.


Forbes: ‘We Are All Campobasso’; Italy’s Wrexham-Like Cinderella Story Clinches Promotion To Serie D
‘We Are All Campobasso’; Italy’s Wrexham-Like Cinderella Story Clinches Promotion To Serie D
Italian soccer team Campobasso 1919, owned by American family office North Sixth Group, secured promotion to Serie D, Italy’s fourth-highest soccer division, after winning their 30th and final matchday. The team’s ownership group, which includes actors Mark Consuelos and Kelly Ripa, plan to increase brand awareness through a docuseries and international marketing, with CEO Matt Rizzetta currently working on a stadium naming rights deal to potentially double revenue. The team's value has risen almost fivefold, from $3m to an estimated $15m, since its initial investment.


Fox News: Colts' Gardner Minshew praises first-round pick Anthony Richardson: 'Been really impressed'
Colts' Gardner Minshew praises first-round pick Anthony Richardson: 'Been really impressed'
The Indianapolis Colts drafted Florida QB Anthony Richardson as the fourth overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, with veteran QB Gardner Minshew also on the roster. Minshew praised Richardson's quick processing skills and physical capabilities, but it's unclear if he'll be the Day 1 starter or if there will be a competition.


#outdoors

Skilled Survival: Best Boot Knives & How To Wear One Like A Boss
Best Boot Knives & How To Wear One Like A Boss
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