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19 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: 11 dead in China-Vietnam border road accident linked to human trafficking
Nine Vietnamese citizens were among the eleven people killed in a road accident on the China-Vietnam border. Chinese authorities suspect that the accident was related to human smuggling as the vehicle was overloaded. Limited job opportunities in Vietnam have prompted some of its citizens to seek better wages in countries like China, where some women have been forced into marriages and others promised work. The incident highlights the persistence of human trafficking in the mountainous border region.
Fox News: 'He's done nothing but make it worse': Americans grade President Biden's handling of the border crisis
Texans grade President Biden's handling of the border crisis, with some giving an F-minus and others an A. Title 42's recent expiration has caused a surge in border crossings, breaking the record for single-day border crossings. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas called the administration's recent efforts to control illegal immigration "extraordinary," but some Americans remain unsatisfied with the government's response.
#politics
The Blaze: FBI shut down Hillary Clinton-related criminal investigations ahead of 2016 election at request of top officials close to Clinton family: Durham report
The recently released Department of Justice report reveals that the FBI shut down four criminal investigations involving Hillary Clinton and the nonprofit Clinton Foundation in 2016 at the request of top officials with close ties to the family. One of the investigations was launched before Clinton announced her presidential candidacy. An FBI field office also found evidence that "large monetary contributions were made to a non-profit, under both direct and indirect control of [a] federal public official, in exchange for favorable government action and/or influence." Republican lawmakers are calling for the investigations to be reopened.
Daily Wire: Tim Scott Enters Race For The White House, FEC Filing Shows
Sen. Tim Scott files paperwork to run for president of the United States, expected to announce formally in South Carolina on Monday. With $22 million cash on hand, Scott lags in the polls, hovering around 2%, far behind former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Scott is expected to travel to Iowa and New Hampshire after his announcement, with a $6 million ad buy to run in both states starting next week.
Washington Free Beacon: Dem Senators Demand Biden Simply Ignore Debt Ceiling Law
U.S. Senate Democrats led by Bernie Sanders urge President Joe Biden to prepare to invoke the 14th Amendment to prevent a debt default if talks with Republicans fail. Republicans in Congress are "not acting in good faith." They suggest Biden exercise his authority under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which says that "the validity of public debt of the United States...shall not be questioned" to avoid a global catastrophe.
Fox News: Most Democrats support deficit reduction as part of debt ceiling fight: Poll
A new poll shows that 58% of voting Democrats support reducing the government's annual budget deficit as part of an agreement to increase the government's borrowing limit. Only 34% of voting Democrats support the stance taken by President Biden and Democrat leaders that the debt limit should be increased "without conditions."
Republicans have said they can only support an increase in the debt ceiling if it is paired with spending reductions. The poll showed that 71% of Republicans want to condition a higher borrowing limit on deficit reduction, and 23% opposed raising the debt ceiling under any conditions. When averaged together, a total of 63% of voting Americans supported deficit reduction as part of the agreement.
#society
Human Events: Twitter’s community notes DEBUNKS false narrative that ‘white
supremacist’ nurse stole Citi Bike from black man
A pregnant nurse was placed on leave from her job after being accused in a TikTok video of stealing a Citi-bike from a group of young black men. However, Twitter's Community Notes function revealed that the allegations were absurd and asked why a tired, pregnant nurse would try to steal a bike. The video showed only a portion of the incident and later, the nurse's attorney showed proof that she rented the bike herself. The narrative spun about this incident was that a man who had rented the bike was endangered by a pregnant woman. However, the whole incident had been a setup by the young men who accused the nurse of stealing a bike. The viral video does not show a white woman "weaponizing" her tears, but instead shows a group of young men empowered by a cultural climate that rewards victimization and uses accusations of racism to undermine the social fabric and make off with a stolen bike.
Fox News: BLM's revenue dropped 88 percent in 2022 after self-enrichment scandals, infighting over money
Black Lives Matter's revenue has dropped to $9.3 million from $80 million amid allegations of financial wrongdoing among the organization's leaders, including self-enrichment and property purchases. The group's founder, Patrisse Cullors, reportedly embarked on a cross-country property-buying spree taking in four properties in California and Georgia for $3.2 million following the death of George Floyd in 2020. Cullors also had financial connections to family and friends of the organization, including an art firm run by her child's father, Shalomyah Bowers' political consulting firm and her own brother.
Daily Wire: Country Star Jimmie Allen Apologizes For ‘Humiliating’ Estranged Wife With Affair: ‘Poor Example Of A Man And A Father’
Country music star Jimmie Allen issued a public apology to his estranged wife for having an affair. He also apologized to his children and acknowledged the temptations of the music industry.
This statement comes just one week after Allen’s former manager accused him of sexually abusing her for a year. The singer denied the allegations, saying their relationship was consensual.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle alleged car chase causes controversy amid royal security battle
Reports suggest that there may have been no ‘near-catastrophic’ incident during the paparazzi chase of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, in opposition to previous claims. Meanwhile, Prince Harry’s concern for his security allegedly continues to cause a rift between the Duke of Sussex and King Charles.
Andy Rourke, the bassist for The Smiths, has passed away at the age of 59. Singer Jimmy Buffet has also cancelled a show due to health concerns, stating that ‘growing old is not for sissies’.
Daily Wire: ‘Karen’ Accused Of Racism When Accosted By Young Black Men Over Bicycle Produces Receipts: Lawyer
A pregnant white nurse in New York was branded a "Karen" after being confronted by a group of young black men who claimed she took a bike already paid for. However, the nurse's lawyer has produced receipts showing she paid and that the group physically pushed the bike back into the docking station. One man covered the bike's QR code so the woman could not pay for it again. The woman was subsequently placed on leave from her job at NYC Health + Hospitals.
#war
Fox News: Sudan's top army general fires former deputy turned paramilitary leader in symbolic gesture
Sudan’s top army general fires the deputy of the country's governing body, paramilitary leader Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, amid clashes between the army and rival paramilitary forces. The month-long conflict has already killed at least 705 people and threatens to unleash a civil war in Sudan. Intense fighting has flared up in the Sudanese capital and in the western Darfur region, killing civilians. The United Nations and rights groups have accused Sudan's warring sides of human rights abuses. The head of the Sudanese delegation at Friday's Arab League summit in Saudi Arabia urged other Arab countries to help end the crisis.
Red State: Pentagon 'Accounting Error' Will Free Up Extra $3 Billion for Ukraine
Pentagon overestimated by $3 billion the value of weaponry sent to Ukraine against Russian forces, due to an accounting error, potentially paving the way for additional weapons. Biden could use this to postpone the need for additional funding authorization from Congress, as the issue remains controversial in both right and left-wing circles. Senate Republican Roger Wicker warned that allowing additional funds to go to Ukraine without Congressional approval is a major mistake.
The U.S. has dispatched worth $21.1 billion worth of military equipment to Ukraine from its reserves, including High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launchers, Javelin anti-tank weapons, and a Patriot surface-to-air missile system. Despite US support for Ukraine, the war between Ukraine and Russia has so far dragged on for 15 months with no clear outcome in sight. The White House remains steadfast in its support for Ukraine and its President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, but Senator Roger Wicker warns that unilaterally altering military aid calculations is an attempt at deception and undermines the goal of a Ukrainian victory over Putin.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Direct flights resume between Russia and Georgia despite rocky relations between the nations
Amid protests, direct flights between Russia and Georgia have resumed after Russia recently lifted a four-year-old ban and abolished visas for Georgian nationals in a move so surprising that it was seen by some as Putin trying to show allies. Georgia's pro-Western president, Salome Zourabichvili, and those opposed to the government's pro-Russia course criticised the move, which comes despite complicated Georgia-Russia relations, a short war in 2008 and Georgia's condemnation of Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year. While some opponents pledge to continue to protest the resumption of flights, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili argued it would not be in the interests of the Georgian people to stop trade and economic relations with Moscow.
#economy
Fox News: Gas stove exception for celebrity chef José Andrés rankles local restaurant owners: 'California crazy'
Celebrity chef José Andrés was granted an exception to California's gas stove ban for his new restaurant in Palo Alto, causing pushback from local restaurant owners who are worried about the impact of the ban on their businesses. The city of Palo Alto responded to Andrés by allowing gas service for his restaurant, but insisting all other new and remodeled projects would have to comply with electric requirements. The gas stove ban is part of California's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but many restaurant owners feel that the policies are "freewheeling" and have not been fully considered.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: Zelenskyy Gives Highly Repulsive 'Gift' to Pope Francis - This Should Offend Every Christian
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gifted Pope Francis a controversial painting entitled "Loss 2022-58", depicting the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus entirely blacked out, which many Catholics have described as highly offensive. The painting commemorates the 243 children who died in the first 58 days of Russia's full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022. The Union of Orthodox Journalists says the image is a parody of the Iberian Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos. Zelenskyy already has a poor reputation for his attacks on Ukraine's Orthodox Church, and this gift is far from appropriate, according to Dr. Taylor Marshall, who called it a slap to the followers of Jesus Christ.
#culture
Spectator USA: Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a franchise murderer
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the comedian known for her lazy edits and wall-breaking style, is being blamed for destroying multiple franchises, including Star Wars and James Bond, and is now set to take down Indiana Jones with her adaptation of the fifth edition. She has collected $60 million from Amazon over the last few years without ever making a new show, feeding desperation among executives for original thought or intellectual property. However, her approach has attracted accusations of politicizing and undermining every masculine hero.
#health
Skilled Survival: How To Use Zote Soap And Why It's Ideal For Emergencies
Zote Soap is a versatile product that can be used for laundry, personal hygiene, skin irritations, and more. It is a natural soap made with animal fat, coconut oil, and citronella, and it has superior cleaning power. Zote Soap is especially effective on stubborn stains and can be used for handwashing clothes or flaked to use in a washing machine.
Washington Free Beacon: Dianne Feinstein Says She Just Had a ‘Bad Flu’
Senator Dianne Feinstein downplayed the severity of her complications with shingles earlier this week, saying that she had a "really bad flu." This contradicts the recent revelation that the senator actually suffered from a case of encephalitis, a serious complication that has caused memory issues, confusion, and other lasting effects for many patients. The 89-year-old senator has faced pressure from her own party to resign due to her prolonged absences and health issues.
The Epoch Times: Officials Warn of Monkeypox Resurgence Ahead of Summer LGBT Festivals
The CDC warns of a rise in monkeypox infections as large crowds attend LGBT festivals. Recent cases in Chicago contribute to this increase. MSM and transgender people should get vaccinated, follow safe sex practices, and avoid contact with individuals with a rash to avoid exposure. The Jynneos vaccine is effective 95 percent of the time, but health complications have been reported in the vaccinated, with those with compromised immune systems at greater risk. With over 30,000 cases in the US and the majority of cases identified among men aged 21 to 55, California has the highest number of cases in the country.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Debate?? Mika and McCaskill Clash Over Whether Feinstein Should Stay in Senate
Former Senator Claire McCaskill suggested that Senator Dianne Feinstein should resign from the Senate due to her cognitive decline, despite saying she would "stand in front of a train" for her. Meanwhile, Mika Brzezinski defended Feinstein, arguing that it is sometimes possible to look different but still function. Brzezinski drew on her experience with her late mother, who had Parkinson's, and emphasized that it is up to those closest to the loved one to determine if cognitive abilities are really declining. This discussion was labeled as .
The Epoch Times: Prostate Care and 3 Key Anti-Aging Tips for Men
Dr. Chien-Tung Wu from Taiwan's Yongsheng Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic offers tips on maintaining prostate health and anti-aging for men. The prostate is important for urinary and reproductive health and is often affected by aging, genetics, and lifestyle. Dr. Wu recommends balancing work and rest, diet and nutrition, and physical exercise, including traditional Chinese qigong. He suggests acupressure on Origin Pass and Three Yin Intersection acupoints, as well as Kegel exercises designed for pelvic muscle strengthening. High-risk groups for enlarged prostate include those aged 50 and over, those with poor congenital constitutions, and those with blood stasis due to qi stagnation or damp heat downflow patterns.
The Epoch Times: Montana Judge Grants Planned Parenthood's Request for Temporary Block on 2nd Trimester Abortion Ban
A "dismemberment" abortion law restricting dilation and evacuation procedures after 15 weeks has been temporarily blocked by a Montana judge. Planned Parenthood of Montana had requested a temporary restraining order, on the grounds that the law was unconstitutional, and District Judge Mike Menahan granted this, writing that the organisation and its patients faced "immediate, irreparable harm" and that the ban presented a "prima facie constitutional violation". The legislation had included an exception permitting procedures in medical emergencies, but would have violated due process if implemented. The hearing for a preliminary injunction will be held on May 23.
#education
Spectator USA: Joe Manchin’s next move: West Virginia University?
Senator Manchin may run for presidency of West Virginia University as an alternative to defeat in upcoming elections.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Source of Creativity & the Wellspring of Culture
Wyoming Catholic College celebrates seniors rejecting "woke ideology" & technology, emphasizing tradition as a source of creativity and culture.
#crime
Human Events: Scottish lawmaker says trans-identified convicted kidnapper who
sexually assaulted 11-year-old girl should NOT serve in women’s
prison
A Scottish National Party member believes that Andrew Miller, also known as Amy George, who sexually assaulted a young girl, should be held in a male prison, despite identifying as a woman. Miller admitted to kidnapping and sexually assaulting the girl over a 27-hour period in February. The court deemed Miller's actions as “abhorrent crimes,” but Humza Yousaf, who is in charge of prison allocations, has not yet ruled out placing Miller in a female prison.
The Federalist Papers: NYC Subway Incident Witness Comes Forth, Gives 'Hero' Marine the Defense He Needs
A woman who witnessed the fatal altercation between a criminal and a Marine veteran on a subway train in New York has come forward to support the Marine, 24-year-old Daniel Penny, who faces up to 15 years in prison if found guilty of manslaughter. The woman said Penny acted appropriately in self-defense, and that he was a good person who took actions he would rather have avoided. Jordan Neely, the criminal, had made erratic and escalating threats of violence before Penny restrained him with a chokehold that resulted in his death. Penny is being unfairly charged, according to the witness, who saw Penny as a hero protecting passengers from harm.
#sports
Forbes: Aaron Judge And New York Yankees Enjoy Playing Through The Noise In Toronto
Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees hit four home runs in a series against the Toronto Blue Jays, helping the Yankees win three of four games. During the series, there were several instances of shouting and controversy, including accusations of cheating and insults hurled across the field.
Forbes: Manchester United Failed Departing Phil Jones, Not The Other Way Around
Phil Jones, widely viewed as the best young English defender, struggled for fitness and has barely made a competitive appearance for Manchester United in the last two seasons. Jones will leave Old Trafford at the end of his contract this summer with the defender expressing excitement at a fresh start. Manchester United failed him, not the other way around.
#science
Forbes: Billionaire Space Race: Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Wins NASA Contract — Will Compete Against Musk’s SpaceX
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin received a $3.4bn contract from NASA for its spacecraft to take astronauts to the moon in 2029, just two years after losing a similar contract to Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Blue Origin was the sole awardee of NASA's Sustaining Lunar Development programme which funds the creation of the company’s manned lunar lander from design to verification. The company will also contribute “well north of $3.4 billion'' to the mission, according to John Couluris, vice president of lunar transportation for Blue Origin.
#outdoors
Fox News: British mountain guide scales Everest for 17th time, breaking record for most ascents by non-Sherpa guide
British mountain guide Kenton Cool breaks his own record by scaling Mount Everest for the 17th time, becoming the non-Sherpa guide with the most ascents of the mountain. Cool dismisses the importance of records, stating that mountains are bigger than that. Meanwhile, Nepali Sherpa guides continue their dominance of Everest with Kami Rita breaking his own record by reaching the summit for the 27th time and Pasang Dawa achieving his 26th climb. An expected rush for the summit by hundreds of climbers and their guides is expected in the coming weeks.
#other
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' producer slams fan criticism of Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings: 'This show is so hard to host'
"Jeopardy!" has faced backlash from fans since announcing that former champion Ken Jennings and "The Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik will be the new co-hosts following the death of beloved host Alex Trebek. Executive producer Michael Davies has responded to the criticism, stating that both hosts are qualified and the ratings are the same regardless of who is hosting. He also acknowledged the rebuilding process following Trebek's death.
The Federalist Papers: Roseanne Barr: TV Daughter Delivered Stab in the Back Before Cancellation of Show
Roseanne Barr accused former TV daughter Sara Gilbert of betrayal during an interview with Megyn Kelly. Barr claims Gilbert joined a campaign to cancel her after controversy sparked over a critical tweet, saying that Gilbert's tweet ultimately led to the cancellation of "Roseanne." Gilbert had produced the reboot and had encouraged Barr to return, promising she would support her no matter what. However, Gilbert eventually spoke negatively about Barr and her comments on her CBS show "The Talk." Barr claims that “They just tried to kill me, and I felt like they killed my character and my character" after ABC canceled the reboot of "Roseanne" and replaced it with "The Connors."