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28 May 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Man charged in human smuggling case at Canada border pleads not guilty; parents, 2 children froze to death
Steve Shand, a Florida man, pleaded not guilty to two counts of human smuggling after being caught with two undocumented Indian nationals in a rental van near the US-Canada border. After being stopped by the US Border Patrol and HSI agents, five more Indian nationals were found walking towards the group's arrest location. The day after Shand's arrest, the bodies of a family of four Indian nationals were found on the Canadian side of the border. Shand has not been charged with the deaths. Jury trial set for July 17.
#politics
Red State: WATCH: 'Offensive to Poor People': CNN's Argument Against Work Requirements Is the Most Comical Yet
CNN's political commentator Ashley Allison claimed that work requirements are "offensive to poor people" and assumes that they "don't have the fight inside of them to work hard" during a segment about debt ceiling negotiations. Republicans argue against the Democrats' goal of creating a permanent underclass of Americans, while Democrats label work requirements offensive. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy defended the debt ceiling agreement despite backlash from Republicans opposed to concessions to President Biden, but the road to compromise is steep in Washington.
The Right Scoop: Debt *NO* Deal! Roy, Bishop, Buck, Boebert BASH Biden-McCarthy debt limit ‘INSANITY’
Republicans are unhappy with the 'agreement in principle' on the debt ceiling increase reached with Democrats, which includes $80 billion appropriated to the IRS and $1.9 billion rescinded, and no cuts to spending levels. Critics say it accepts bloated levels of spending and sets up a bipartisan betrayal come next year. Despite McCarthy's Sunday morning victory claims, conservative members of the GOP, including Roy and Boebert, are calling for better representation for their voters.
The Epoch Times: Both Alberta Premier Contenders on Last-Minute Campaign Stops
With only one day left before the election, Alberta's major party leaders are campaigning hard. NDP leader Rachel Notley is rallying support at events in Red Deer, Edmonton, and Calgary, where she drew a crowd of over 1,200. Notley plans to support the Islamic community with funding for Islamic schools and an anti-Islamophobia strategy, while the UCP's Danielle Smith is thanking volunteers and making campaign stops. Civic engagement is at an all-time high, with a record-breaking 758,550 advance ballots cast.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: 'Forest to Farmland' Signals China's Return to a Planned Economy
China is reversing years of ecological “farmland to forest” policies and establishing a new “Rural Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Brigade” to expand arable land. The establishment of the brigade has raised the ire of farmers and the public for their thug-like tactics. Bulldozers have now torn up the renowned 100 km green belt around the southwestern city of Chengdu and landscapes are being replanted in wheat and corn, reversing the city's plan to turn itself into a “park city.” The movement reflects the CCP’s intention to regain control over the countryside and create planned food production, aimed at ‘stabilizing grain supply’ for economic reasons and as a key factor towards China’s food security ( ).
#economy
The Epoch Times: Check the Price Tag Before Buying a Bottle of Ketchup for Your Memorial Day Barbecue
Grocery prices in the US have risen by around 9% overall, with rises in the cost of burger buns and condiments such as ketchup and mustard amongst those contributing to the increase. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index shows that grocery prices rose by 7.1% over the past year, with overall prices rising by 4.9%. High commodity prices, including those of wheat and sugar, were cited as factors in the increases. Federal Reserve officials have indicated that they may raise interest rates further if inflation does not subside. The next Federal Open Market Committee meeting is due to take place in June.
#culture
PJ Media: Dying Vice Launches 'Queer Sports' Series, Hastens Its Demise
Vice introduces "Queer Sports" segment to inject LGBTQ+ propaganda into popular culture. Panelist Lyndsey D'Arcangelo criticizes "performative" pride events hosted by professional sports franchises. LGBTQ+ "community" demands more and more, impossible to placate, submission ensures more extreme demands.
#crime
Fox News: Witness says he spotted sword-wielding attacker kill man in gruesome attack: 'It's demonic'
A Maryland man witnessed a sword-wielding attacker gruesomely stab a victim in the eyes in an elevator. The witness called the attack "demonic" and fled the scene to contact the police. The victim and the attacker were apparently known to each other, and a suspect was arrested at the scene by the Prince George's County Police Department.
Fox News: Gaby Ramos killing: Suspect who dated Utah radio host nabbed in Mexico after ‘painstaking’ effort: police
Manuel Omar Burciaga-Perea has been extradited from Mexico to Salt Lake City to face murder charges in the death of his ex-girlfriend, Spanish radio host Gabriela Sifuentes Castilla. After shooting Castilla seven times in the chest, arm and head in October 2021, Burciaga-Perea fled to Chihuahua, Mexico, where he was later arrested by Mexican authorities in collaboration with Utah and Washington, D.C. law enforcement. Burciaga-Perea spent six months in custody in Mexico City before being extradited to Utah, where he arrived via a 4.5-hour commercial flight and was taken into custody by the Taylorsville City Police Department and transported to the Taylorsville Police Station. He declined to be interviewed by Taylorsville officers prior to his booking into the Salt Lake County Jail.
#sports
Fox News: Marcus Ericsson, after finishing second in Indy 500, calls ending sequence 'unfair and dangerous'
Marcus Ericsson loses the lead on the final lap to Josef Newgarden and expresses his disappointment with the finish of the Indianapolis 500, feeling that officials didn't give racers enough time to warm up their tires. Ericsson acknowledges Newgarden as a "worthy champion" but feels that the end of the race was unfair and dangerous. Ericsson won the race last year and nearly repeated as the first driver to win back-to-back since Helio Castroneves in 2002.
#technology
Red State: Space Buddies? FL Gov DeSantis Signs Bill Protecting Aero Companies Like Elon Musk's SpaceX From Liability
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill that provides liability protections for public and private space companies operating in the state. The bill, known as CS/SB 1318, Spaceflight Entity Liability, provides immunity to spaceflight entities in certain circumstances, protecting them from liability in the event of injuries or deaths of participants or crew members during spaceflight activities. The law requires space companies to have crew members sign a waiver acknowledging the risks involved.
The new law continues to hold space companies liable for acts of gross negligence, willful disregard for safety, intentional injury to crew members, and prior knowledge of extraordinarily dangerous conditions. The bill not only offers new protections to Musk's SpaceX but also to others such as Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos. Despite recent successes, SpaceX faced a setback when their Starship rocket exploded in April. However, in light of the new legislation, SpaceX conducted a Friday launch of Falcon 9 from the SLC-40 site in Florida.