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18 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: New York Town Declares State of Emergency Banning Hotels, Facilities From Housing Immigrants
Riverhead, New York, declared a state of emergency after reports emerged that New York City officials were arranging to transport illegal immigrants to hotels and motels in the small town. Riverhead Supervisor Yvette Aguiar signed the emergency declaration and under it, all facilities are banned from accepting immigrants. Aguiar stated that the health and safety of Riverhead residents is her top priority. Many counties across the state are pushing back against housing immigrants, with Rockland and Orange counties recently filing a lawsuit against the New York City Mayor Eric Adams administration to stop him from transferring illegal immigrants to their jurisdictions.
#politics
Fox News: FBI visits home of pro-life activist's mother in act she says was meant 'to intimidate:' 'Refuse to back down'
FBI agents Ashley Roberts and Kathleen Brown visited the home of pro-life activist Elise Ketch's mother in Virginia in April, looking for Ketch. The agents refused to tell Ketch's mother why they were seeking her daughter or to provide contact information, but assured her that Ketch wasn't in trouble. Ketch, who was arrested in March for protesting against a Washington, D.C.-based abortion provider, said the FBI may have aimed to collect information from her that they could use to prosecute her colleague at the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising group, Lauren Handy. Ketch believes the FBI's visit to her parents' home was an attempt to intimidate her and her team.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Norway's Ailing King Celebrates Constitution Day as Thousands of Flag-Waving Children Cheer
Norway's King Harald V appeared on a castle balcony to greet children marching for Constitution Day after being released from the hospital earlier this week. Cheering kids, wearing traditional costumes and waving Norwegian flags, marched in front of the palace. The Chairman of the Ukrainian parliament also waved at a crowd, hoping one day Ukraine could celebrate Constitution Day like this. The 1814 Constitution of Norway is commemorated on the annual holiday. The aging monarch has been hospitalized multiple times in recent months for infections and breathing difficulties, but has no political power as the duties are ceremonial.
#health
The Epoch Times: Bird Flu Detected in 2 Poultry Workers in the UK; No Transmission Between People
Two poultry workers in the UK test positive for bird flu, but there is no evidence of transmission between people. The workers were exposed to sick birds while working at a farm during the country's worst avian influenza outbreak.
#education
Fox News: Cincinnati schools told to ‘consider’ reporting child abuse if parents unsupportive of child’s gender identity
Cincinnati public schools were advised by the Policy and Equity Committee to consider reporting child abuse if a student's parents are unsupportive of their gender identity, to protect students from harm at home. A memo was sent to all principals by the General Counsel outlining this school district position. The memo, based on recommendations from various organizations, stresses that a student's gender identity is confidential information and special consideration should be given before disclosing it to parents to avoid putting the student at risk at home. The district has clarified that the memo is not official policy and that the school employees are all mandatory reporters of child abuse according to Ohio Revised Code 2151.421.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Biden's Soros DA Illegally Abused Office To Target Political Opponent
Suffolk County's former US Attorney, Rachael Rollins, resigned after an ethics issue involving a Hatch Act investigation. The investigation revealed that Rollins used her official authority to interfere with the election for DA of Suffolk County, leaking information about her office's recusal from a potential DOJ investigation of the candidate she opposed. This is much worse than a Hatch Act violation and Rollins was caught red-handed in a documented investigation doing this. She belongs in prison. Have a hashtag for this political scandal.
Fox News: Witness to Jordan Neely chokehold death calls Daniel Penny a 'hero'
A retiree who witnessed Marine veteran Daniel Penny fatally choke an erratic homeless man on a train earlier this month called him a hero and slammed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for prosecuting him. The witness said it was clear to her that Penny waited until the last minute to intervene for the sake of his fellow passengers. She heard a thump when he dragged Neely to the ground but couldn’t see clearly until the doors opened at the Broadway-Lafayette station and most of the passengers exited.
#sports
Forbes: 3 Ways San Diego Made More Sense For MLS Expansion Than Las Vegas
Major League Soccer is set to announce San Diego as its 30th expansion team thanks to the Southern Californian city's football-obsessed market. The city's successful women's pro soccer team, San Diego Wave FC, has already drawn a fan base of over 21k this year per game. In the MLS, teams in less-saturated pro sports markets tend to perform best, indicating that San Diego's only rival is Major League Baseball’s Padres. Additionally, MLS commissioner Don Garber has set criteria for cities showing robust soccer support, which San Diego met by proving the success of soccer teams such as Wave FC in the area.
#science
The Epoch Times: Denmark's Mystery Tremors Caused by Acoustic Waves From Unknown Source, Officials Say
Minor tremors puzzled scientists on Denmark's Baltic island of Bornholm. Seismologists believed that they were caused by controlled explosions in Poland, though this has since been ruled out. The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland has said that the tremors were "not caused by earthquakes, but by pressure waves from an event in the atmosphere," though the source of the event remains unknown.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Do Fish Learn from Being Caught?
A study conducted in the late 1960s by the University of Groningen in the Netherlands found that Northern Pike learn to avoid certain baits after being caught and released, making artificial spinners less effective over consecutive days of fishing. Live bait, on the other hand, remained effective throughout the study. The study also showed that even minor changes to the bait, such as the colour of the band around the spinner, significantly increased its effectiveness. This study may have significance to tournament fishing as well as modern bait and fly fishing.
#other
Front Page Magazine: Ground Zero Car Jihadist Responds to Victims by Saying Killing Non-Muslims is Highest Form of Prayer
The Ground Zero car Jihadist, Sayfullo Saipov, who killed 8 people in New York City, will spend life in prison feeding off American taxpayers. Saipov, an Uzbek immigrant, believes in the death cult of Allah and views the murder of non-Muslims as the highest virtue. He did not apologize during his trial, instead delivering a lengthy religious speech and praising Allah. One of the survivors closed her speech by praising Allah while condemning and questioning Saipov's actions.
The Epoch Times: Pale Male, Red-Tailed Hawk Who Nested Above NYC's Fifth Avenue for 30 Years, Dies at 33
Famous New York hawk, Pale Male, died after being found ill and grounded in Central Park. The hawk, believed to be 33 years old, was rescued by wildlife rehabilitator Bobby Horvath and taken to a veterinarian but remained weak and lethargic until he passed away. Pale Male nested above Fifth Avenue for three decades and was known for raising many young each spring with his succession of mates. His removal from his nest in 2004 caused outrage from bird lovers and sparked controversy. Pale Male was an inspiration and celebrity to many bird lovers and his fame "shows that even in an intensely urban place like Manhattan, there are many people who have a fondness for wildlife and feel a connection to it."