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26 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Marco Rubio: Joe Biden's Open Borders Damages Other Nations
GOP Sen. Marco Rubio claims that President Joe Biden’s open borders policy is devastating poorer countries by draining their young people and enriching their criminals. Rubio argues that Biden’s administration talks of stabilizing impoverished nations while policies lure migrant people away with political promises and fuel cartel industries. The welcome for illegal migration wrecks smaller countries, causing a defeatist mentality that leads to hopeless communities. Rubio’s op-ed claims that those calling for open borders are partly responsible for this suffering because they release a spirit of lawlessness that organized criminals will harness for their own benefit.
#politics
The Right Scoop: CNN announces “Horrible news, horrible for Joe Biden”
New CNN poll finds 66% of Americans say Joe Biden's reelection would be a "setback" or a "disaster"; only 35% see it as a step forward or a 'triumph'. Biden's favorability rating is down to 35%, labeled 'remarkably low'.
Breitbart: Macron Outrages Left After Echoing 'Great Replacement' Author
French President Emmanuel Macron has upset the left wing of the country by using "decivilisation" to describe France's current state. In a closed-door Council of Ministers session, Macron said the country was threatened with "deconstruction" due to a surge in violent incidents against politicians. The left wing in France takes issue with the word's association with right-wing philosopher Renaud Camus, whose book of the same name outlined the "great replacement" theory; which claims Western governments wish to replace native populations with migrants. Macron's critics, including groups such as the European Union, see the use of the word as endorsing Camus's ideas.
The Blaze: DHS-funded college program equates conservatives and Christians to militant neo-Nazis: ‘Pyramid of Far-Right Radicalization’
The Biden administration gave $352,109 from the Department of Homeland Security to the University of Dayton, which received criticism from a media watchdog group. According to evidence revealed by the conservative watchdog group, Media Research Center Free Speech America, the college program involved equating conservatives and Christians with neo-Nazis. The internal documents received by the group demonstrated that the University of Dayton's PREVENTS-OH module, which received the funding, aimed to "develop and implement modules on the risks of and protective factors for radicalization to violence related to media literacy and online critical thinking for students". MRC Free Speech America also claimed that the university's approach was among the most radical of the grant programme.
Fox News: Harry and Meghan's one success, a scandal that's bigger than Watergate and more Fox News Opinion
Biden's White House criticized for poor performance on all fronts.
Former Special Forces call on Americans to challenge themselves to restore the nation.
Fox News: Brooklyn Democrat faces bipartisan accusations of anti-Italian bias after comments about landscaping company
Brooklyn Democrat council member Chi Ossé faces accusations of anti-Italian racism after making comments about Dragonetti Brothers Landscaping, a company that pleaded guilty to insurance fraud. Ossé's comments said that "that name alone should have been the first red flag in terms of contracting with the city." His comments drew accusations of racism from both sides of the aisle, with Republican Councilman Joe Borelli calling it a "racist statement uttered in the course of official business on the council floor." Democratic Councilman Bob Holden also condemned Ossé's comment, saying it was "reprehensible and disgusting and has no place in our society."
Fox News: RFK Jr. warns 'ugly precedent' was set with COVID restrictions: No 'pandemic exception' to the Constitution
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned that the suspension of constitutional rights during the pandemic sets an unfortunate precedent resembling suspension of habeas corpus during the Civil War (, ). Democratic governors of certain states have forcibly shut down businesses without due process, restricted freedom of speech, and abolished property rights, which Kennedy says violate constitutional amendments (, ). Kennedy insists that the U.S. must move to restore the Constitution as the document written for hard times (, ). He warns that potential emergencies like terrorism or diseases can give the government an excuse to abandon the Constitution (, ). When asked if he would serve in a Republican administration after a possible defeat of the Democratic nominee, Kennedy responded positively saying he could contribute a lot to the country .
Washington Free Beacon: Dem Senator Allegedly Took Mercedes, Luxury Apartment From Halal Meat Giant
Senator Bob Menendez is under federal investigation for allegedly accepting gifts from a halal meat company that won an exclusive contract with the Egyptian government. Menendez chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that funds Egypt, sparking an investigation into whether he took action in the Senate to benefit the company in exchange for gifts. Menendez previously faced a public-corruption trial in 2017 which ended in a mistrial.
PJ Media: Comer Says Biden Linked to $5 Million Bribe While VP, But FBI Is Obstructing Investigation
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer claims an FBI informant file connects President Biden to a $5 million bribery scheme during his time as vice president. The allegation arises due to extensive consulting work undertaken by the Biden family in countries where Joe Biden held significant influence as VP, including Burisma. The FBI has so far refused to provide the subpoenaed informant file.
#society
Human Events: British Cycling BANS trans-identified males from competing in
women’s events
British Cycling bans trans-identified males from women's events, who will now compete in the "open category" with men. The move aims to ensure biological females participate in women's races, avoiding competition from trans-identified males. Emily Bridges, a man who identifies as a woman, was unhappy with the rule change and described it as a "violent act" by a "failed organization" engaging in "culture wars". British Cycling's recent policy reviewed research on the fact that trans-identified men retain a physical advantage, even with testosterone suppression, which favors their competing against biological females in women's events.
The Blaze: George Washington University changes 'extremely offensive' moniker 'Colonials' after woke backlash
George Washington University changes its name from the "Colonials" to the "Revolutionaries" after receiving backlash since 2019 as some students found the previous name to be "extremely offensive." The school announced the change after almost 100 years with the moniker and a comprehensive community engagement process to identify a new name that fulfills the aspiration of unifying the community, drawing people together, and serving as a source of pride. Other names considered included Blue Fog, Ambassadors, and Sentinels. The change comes the same week as nearby NFL team the Washington Commanders considers yet another name change due to a failed trademark application.
#war
Fox News: Russian strike on Ukrainian hospital kills 2, injures over 20
Russian missiles hit a medical clinic in Dnipro, Ukraine, killing two people and injuring 23 others. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attack, calling the Russians "fighters against everything humane and honest." The conflict has seen Russia resorting to older, low-tech bombs due to their tactical advantage over modern missile defense systems.
President Biden's administration announced plans to train Ukrainian pilots on the F-16 fighter aircraft. The move is part of a larger international effort to provide Ukraine with the F-16s it has requested. However, Biden had previously resisted providing the aircraft, fearing it would escalate the conflict with Russia. Some argue that the F-16 could be used for offensive operations, despite the U.S. only intending to provide defensive capabilities.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Netherlands likely to provide Ukraine with F-16s – Bloomberg
The Netherlands may be sending F-16s to Ukraine after pilot training is complete. They have been discussing this with US officials and are leading the coalition to train Ukrainian pilots, alongside Denmark, with support from the UK and Belgium. Ukraine claims that four squadrons of F-16s (48 aircraft) would be enough to liberate all Russian-occupied territories. The US has the largest stockpile of F-16s (1,017 aircraft), while Türkiye has the most among all NATO countries after the US. The Netherlands currently has 42 F-16 fighter jets in its inventory, and a dozen of the jets were delayed by the government without explanation.
#religion
The Epoch Times: Woman Learns Why She Had 'A Miserable Life' During Near-Death Experience | Mysteries of Life (S1, E10)
Betty J. Eadie's best-selling book "Embraced by The Light" details her conversation with Jesus about why she suffered in life. Her account of the afterlife is considered one of the most detailed on record.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘The Little Mermaid’ Expected To Earn $120M Opening Weekend Despite Ho-Hum Reviews
Disney's live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" is projected to earn around $120 million during its opening weekend, with an estimated $80 million overseas. Starring Halle Bailey, Melissa McCarthy, and Jonah Hauer-King, the film has received mixed reviews from critics, with some calling it "soulless cash grab" and "unnecessary." Despite this, some moviegoers have praised the performances of the actors and some of the visuals.
Daily Wire: Sebastian Maniscalco’s ‘About My Father’ Is An Immigrant Love Letter
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco pays homage to his immigrant father's work ethic in "About My Father," his biggest screen role to date. Co-written and narrated by Maniscalco himself, the homage to hard work, sacrifice, family, loyalty, and respect follows his journey to propose to his girlfriend while dealing with his father's culture clash with her uber-wealthy family. The film honors family without sugarcoating the inevitable embarrassment and lack of gratitude, but still manages to make us laugh with grace notes like gently wading into a mist of cologne, just like Pappy taught.
#health
The Epoch Times: US Drug Overdose Deaths Exceeded 100,000 in 2022: CDC
Over 100,000 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2022, with reported numbers decreasing by 2% from the previous year but adjusting to an increase of 0.5% after delayed reporting. The largest increase in overdose deaths occurred in Washington and Wyoming, with South Dakota experiencing the biggest percentage decrease. Deaths associated with opioids, including fentanyl, continue to surge with predicted numbers reaching nearly 83,000 in 2022. The rising death toll has been linked to the influx of drugs brought over the southern US border by cartels. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives passed the Halt All Lethal Trafficking bill.
Fox News: Celine Dion cancels all tour dates amid health battle with incurable neurological disorder
Celine Dion canceled her Courage World Tour after battling stiff person syndrome, a rare autoimmune movement disorder that affects the central nervous system. In an Instagram post, Dion apologized to fans and explained that touring is difficult even when at full strength. She urged fans to stay patient and announced that their purchased tickets for the canceled shows would be refunded.
The Epoch Times: WHO Issues 'Conditional' Recommendation Advising Against Nonsugar Sweeteners for Weight Loss
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned people not to use nonsugar sweeteners (NSS) if trying to lose weight, instead recommending that individuals opt for food and beverages with naturally occurring sugars. The WHO cited “potential undesirable effects” for the long-term use of NSS, including an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and mortality. The WHO noted, however, that the recommendation was conditional and “based on evidence of low certainty overall”. The guidance comes after a study published in March which suggested that the popular artificial sweetener, erythritol, is linked to an increased risk of heart attack and strokes.
The Epoch Times: Celine Dion Cancels 'Courage' World Tour Dates Citing Medical Condition
Celine Dion cancels "Courage" world tour due to ongoing health issues related to neurological disorder. The 55-year-old Canadian icon postponed and cancelled some shows last December when she announced she had been diagnosed with “stiff person syndrome.”
#crime
The Epoch Times: Doctor Reprimanded, Fined for Talking Publicly About Minor's Abortion
Dr. Caitlin Bernard faced a $3,000 fine and a public reprimand from Indiana officials for violating privacy laws when she disclosed details of an abortion she performed on a 10-year-old rape victim. On July 1, 2022, Indianapolis Star reported the situation of the girl was raped by an illegal immigrant in Ohio, who was living in the same house as her. Dr. Bernard reported the abortion to the Indiana Department of Health in line with state law but failed to report the case to Indiana's Department of Child Services or police, according to the Indiana Attorney General.
Human Events: British TikTok menace ‘Mizzy’ arrested for breaching court order
after claiming ‘laws are weak’
TikTok star Mizzy, whose real name is Bacari-Bronze O'Garro, has reportedly been arrested for breaching a court order. The 18-year-old had previously trespassed in a London home and filmed it, receiving virtually no penalty. Despite being given a criminal behaviour order, which meant he couldn't post videos online without permission, he continued to post content without consent, leading to his arrest.
#sports
Fox News: Steelers’ TJ Watt jokes ‘lesser athlete’ would’ve been injured after viral pool slip
Pittsburgh Steelers' T.J. Watt shares a video of himself falling into his pool after misjudging its ledge, but is unharmed. His dog remains unfazed. Watt admits he posted the video for fun and laughs, and not because he was injured. He received concern and messages after the video was posted, but is entering his seventh season with the NFL without injury.
Fox News: Heat's Jimmy Butler guarantees NBA Finals appearance after Game 5 blowout: 'We can and we will win'
The Boston Celtics force Game 6 in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat after winning Game 5, trimming the series lead to 3-2. Miami is attempting to be the second eight-seed to reach the NBA Finals since 1984 when the current format was adopted. ( )
Forbes: Heading To The Finals, NBA Playoff Viewing Is Surging
The 2023 NBA playoffs are seeing record-high viewership since before the pandemic, with increases across both Disney and Turner Sports fueled by upsets, rivalries, and historic performances. Though cord-cutting has severely impacted distribution, the NBA continues to be a popular vehicle with advertisers, with the playoffs earning $842.4 million in ad revenue last year and sponsorships increasing by 10% this season. The play-in tournament is also here to stay and is growing in popularity, while record-breaking viewership in the Eastern and Western Conference Semifinals sets up an exciting NBA Finals.
#outdoors
Fox News: Amazing likeness of dolphin seen in stunning drone photography from Wales
A drone photo taken by photographer Rhys Jones has revealed a harbor in Wales that looks exactly like a dolphin. Jones, who often takes his drone over the marina, expressed amazement at the likeness. The picture has gained a lot of interest from locals on his Facebook page.
#technology
Forbes: This Tech Stock Joins Nvidia As Analyst's Favorite After CEO Predicts AI Revenues Will 'At Least Double'
Marvell Technology, a top AI stock play, has seen its shares surge after the firm's CEO told investors that revenue from its artificial intelligence unit will grow four-fold in the next couple of years. In the post-earnings conference call, Marvell CEO Matt Murphy said he expects revenue from the firm's artificial intelligence unit, which was $200 million last year, to “at least double” this year and double again in 2024. This comes after the company narrowly beat analysts’ consensus estimates for quarterly profit and sales. Analysts consider Marvell a “safer way to gain exposure to the AI wave,” and Rosenblatt analyst Hans Mosesmann declared Marvell his top stock pick, setting a $100 price target for Marvell’s stock.
#other
Breitbart: Syrian Migrant Arrested Over Planned 'Bomb Attack' on Swedish Church
A 24-year-old Syrian migrant has been arrested in Germany for suspected involvement in a planned “bomb attack” on an unidentified church in Sweden. The arrest followed the detention of the individual’s 28-year-old brother. The Federal Criminal Police Office, Hamburg State Criminal Police Office and city Public Prosecutor’s Office collaborated in the arrests. The 24-year-old is now accused of “jointly preparing a serious act of violence that is dangerous to the state” and “joint financing of terrorism”.
The men are believed to be motivated by radical Islam, although it is unclear whether they have any formal ties to extremist groups. The 24-year-old is accused of encouraging his brother and supporting the procurement of components needed to make explosives, having promised to carry out the attack together. The attack was to have targeted an unspecified church in Sweden.
Breitbart: Tina Turner Cause of Death Revealed
Singer Tina Turner died of natural causes due to a number of ailments she had been dealing with for years, including high blood pressure, intestinal cancer, and a stroke. She died peacefully at her home in Switzerland, where she was awarded citizenship, and was considered a music legend and role model. Turner rose to fame in the 1960s as part of Ike & Tina, and became known as the Queen of Rock’n Roll. She had hits spanning decades, including “What’s Love Got to Do With It” and “(Simply) The Best,” and was also an actress in films and TV shows.