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31 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: US Border Patrol chief Raul Ortiz, who has led border enforcement since 2021, is retiring
Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz announced his retirement effective June 30, 2023. With roughly 20,000 agents, Ortiz navigated the border through COVID-19 concerns and the ending of Title 42 emergency health restrictions. Ortiz has been vocal about the Border Patrol's difficulties in controlling the US-Mexico border. The replacement of Ortiz is currently unclear.
#politics
Liberty Nation: The Tale of Sai Varshith Kandula – Mental Illness or False Flag?
A bizarre story of an Indian immigrant, Sai Varshith Kandula, who allegedly attempted a one-man coup d’etat near the White House, has raised questions about his political motives and mental state. Kandula was charged with “depredation of property of the United States in excess of $1,000” after legal developments downgraded the more serious charges he was originally facing, including “threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on a president” and “assault with a dangerous weapon.” His possession of a Nazi flag has fueled speculation about his political affiliations, with some alleging that he planned the stunt himself or was put up to it as a political hoax to smear conservatives.
Fox News: After declaring Trump unique threat, some liberal media declare DeSantis even 'more dangerous'
Media pundits are now targeting Florida Governor Ron DeSantis as a greater threat than former President Donald Trump for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination. Many left-of-center media outlets have claimed that DeSantis' intelligence and strategy make him more dangerous than Trump. These attacks may be an attempt to establish a preemptive narrative that can be continued should DeSantis emerge as the GOP nominee.
National Review: Minnesota’s Lurch to the Hard Left
The recent session of Minnesota's state legislature, controlled by the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party, has resulted in a slew of leftist policies, including a "fundamental right" to abortion, defunding of abortion alternatives, gender surgery being publicly funded, and mandatory ethnic studies in schools. Other policies include drivers' licenses and state-funded healthcare for illegal immigrants, a red-flag law and expanded background checks for private gun sales, and convicted felons receiving the right to vote before completing parole or probation. The session also saw a huge budget increase that left little room for tax relief for most Minnesotans, with gas taxes, sales taxes, and other fees rising sharply.
American Thinker: Congressional spendaholics must be stopped
Congress and the President do not seem to care about essential vs non-essential expenditures and the dangerous ramifications of overspending. Interest payments on debt totaled a hefty $5,512 billion. Senator Rand Paul details $482,276,543,907 of waste in 2022, including spending billions on non-essential projects while ignoring government waste, fraud, and overspending.
Billions are spent on non-essential projects while homeless and food-insecure Americans continue to struggle. Representative spending includes $2,100,000 to encourage Ethiopians to wear shoes and $50,000,000 to boost the Tunisia travel sector, while bridges, roads, and water supplies in communities go neglected. It's time to hold representatives accountable and take away the Congressional credit card until they can live within our means and pay down our debt.
The Epoch Times: At Iowa Launch, DeSantis Claims Trump Has 'Moved Left,' Cannot Win a General Election
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared his candidacy for President in 2024 during a speech in Iowa where he indirectly criticized former President Donald Trump. DeSantis focused on the failed policies of President Joe Biden rather than making his campaign about Trump. However, in response to Truth Social claims by Trump that Florida was “third WORST State in Deaths by Covid” and that “New York had fewer deaths!,” DeSantis counterattacked by saying that Cuomo (former New York Governor) did worse handling COVID than Florida did, pointing out that Trump’s entire family had moved to Florida. DeSantis's tour across three early-primary states will end on June 3 back in Iowa for a fundraiser with Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa).
Fox News: 'Blacks for Trump' leader who wants to 'destroy DeSantis' was early follower of deadly Black supremacist cult
Maurice Symonette, founder of "Blacks for Trump," has a past of run-ins with the law and is a follower of the late cult leader Hulon Mitchell Jr. Symonette said he wants to "destroy" Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis. Symonette was a member of the "Nation of Yahweh," a sect of the Black Hebrew Israelites movement, and was acquitted of charges of murder. Symonette and his followers wear shirts that read "BlacksForTrump2020.com" and have set up camp near Trump's Mar-a-Lago. Symonette has donated at least $750 to Save America Joint Fundraising Committee, the primary fundraising apparatus for Trump's 2024 campaign. Symonette is also vehemently anti-LGBTQ.
Fox News: Connecticut Senate passes bill allowing voters to cast their ballots early, in person
Connecticut residents will be allowed to cast their ballots in-person for the general election 14 days in advance under a new bill that passed the state Senate and is set to be approved by the governor. Voters approved a state constitutional amendment in November 2020, allowing the Democratic-controlled General Assembly to create an early voting system. The legislation covering general elections, primaries and special elections cleared the House earlier in June.
Connecticut is catching up with 46 other states that allow early voting systems. The state's bill allows for seven early voting days for most primaries and four for presidential primaries and special elections. The Senate also passed a resolution to add a voter referendum question to the November 2024 ballot that would ask if the state constitution should allow for no-excuses absentee voting that could be applicable to those permanently living abroad or those unable to travel. The state now joins those using in-person early voting systems across the country.
The Epoch Times: NTD Good Morning (May 31): Work Requirements for Welfare in Debt Limit Deal; US Border Patrol Chief Retiring
Republican victory on stronger work requirements for federal aid. US Border Patrol Chief retires after 30 years of service. Ukraine accused of intentionally targeting civilians in drone strike on Moscow.
Liberty Nation: Why Are Democrats Trying to Pigeon-hole MAGA Women?
Republican and Independent women who support Donald Trump are labeled as narcissists and mentally ill by certain progressive media outlets. However, these women aren't solely about Trump, but could be supporters of the Founding Fathers' dreams for a constitutional republic. The demographic group of women who support Trump is diverse, including Hispanics, blacks, and whites. Despite a seven-year campaign against the former president, MAGA women will still vote for Trump or any candidate who promises an America First agenda. MAGA is a movement, not just a moment.
Fox News: Kamala Harris' 'word salads' defended on 'The View:' Lawyers 'speak in threes so people remember'
The co-hosts of "The View" clashed over Vice President Kamala Harris' public speaking style. Co-host Sara Haines criticized her repetitive "word salad" style, while Sunny Hostin defended it as a legal speaking tradition. Hostin also suggested that criticism of Harris was related to her racial background, and that the White House was boosting her to consolidate the Black vote.
Fox News: New York City Mayor Eric Adams blasts 'negativity and divisiveness' in CUNY Law student's commencement speech
CUNY Law School graduate, Fatima Mousa Mohammed, calls NYPD "fascist," encourages the dismantling of capitalism and Zionism and calls for a "revolution" to challenge "oppressive" institutions in America at the commencement ceremony. Mayor Eric Adams condemns the "words of negativity and divisiveness." CUNY initially defends speech but issues a follow-up statement denouncing Mohammed's remarks as "hate speech." (, , )
Fox News: After declaring Trump unique threat, some liberal media declare DeSantis 'more dangerous'
Liberal media call DeSantis 'more dangerous' than Trump, teen suspects arrested in Marine assault, doctor who vanished found dead, Army veteran speaks out against radical commencement speech, AI is the future of healthcare, debt ceiling deal causing political debate, San Francisco paper claims little basis for arguments against biological males in female sports, CNN losing viewers, stars accused of destroying national anthem, Prince Harry planned to leave royals before Meghan, John Kerry and climate activists coming for your burgers.
#society
Fox News: Iowa first responders search partially collapsed apartment building again, still cannot find survivors
Iowa officials are continuing their efforts to rescue any individuals still unaccounted for in a partially collapsed apartment building in Davenport. No further human activity was detected in the building but multiple animals were rescued and taken to the Scott County Humane Society. There are still five residents of the six-story building unaccounted for, with authorities fearing that at least two of them may be stuck in areas too dangerous to search. Protesters have gathered at the site, concerned that the city may move too quickly with demolition.
Fox News: Transgender model's memoir claims it's 'nightmarish' to live in the U.S.
Geena Rocero, a transgender model, spoke on "CBS Mornings" about a new memoir that tracks her life as a transgender model from the Philippines to the United States. Rocero discussed navigating different cultures, finding equity, access to the most basic rights, and dignified visibility for the trans community. The segment also touched on current legislation affecting trans youth and highlighted some of the lines from Rocero’s memoir, including that she "learned to be trans in the Catholic Church."
The Federalist: Leftists In Israel Offer Lesson On Actual Book Banning
Far-left activists in Israel have pressured book chains to refuse to stock bestselling book Irreversible Damage, and prevented author Abigail Shrier from speaking at events. The book explores Western transgenderism in young women, examining it as a social contagion. Despite complaints of book banning in the US, there has been a surge of radioactivity over the concerns in Israel.
Republicans in the US have faced accusations of book-banning this year, but these have been dismissed as a myth by writer David Harsanyi, who claimed that the allegations are nothing more than a political racket. This controversy highlights the difference between genuine protests over book content and the overuse of accusations of book-banning as a political tool, demonstrating how the controversy can escalate and make genuine discussion and cultural progress difficult.
American Thinker: Bud Light sales decline ’accelerating’ -- parent company shares fell nearly another 5% in worst day yet on Wall Street
Bud Light's sales are continuing to drop, with a 24.3% year-on-year decline in the week ending 20 May, and has fallen for six weeks consecutively. The decline has been driven by a backlash against the brewer's advertising campaign featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Shares in Anheuser-Busch InBev, the beer's parent company, fell almost 5% on Tuesday, and have fallen 18% since the April 1 post. The brewer's wider portfolio is also struggling, whilst rival Molson Coors' Coors Light beer is benefiting from market share gains. Bud Light's advertising campaign has been accused of "pushing the transgender icon" and has resulted in calls to boycott the beer.
National Review: Will-o’-the-Wisp Overturns Political Precedent
Portuguese director João Pedro Rodrigues's newest film, Will-o’-the-Wisp (Fogo-Fátuo), satirizes Portugal's sexual, racial, and religious history through time-skipping vignettes and a profound Millennial revolution. The film focuses on Alfredo, a young aristocratic art student who commits to public service defending national forests as a volunteer fireman and falls in love with black bombeiro Afonso, beginning his country's rebellion. The film's central image is an antique painting, The Wedding of Negro Rosa, connecting political correctness to Alfredo's education and hidden passions. The film is visually witty and unconventionally bold, with rude artistry going for unpredictable political provocation.
The Federalist: TikToker Documents Granny’s Assisted Suicide In Creepy Videos
Plus-size Victoria’s Secret model Ali Tate Cutler documents her grandmother’s upcoming assisted suicide on TikTok, aiming to normalize and repackage state-sponsored killing as an act of self-determination. Cutler frames Bubbie’s decision of going through the Canada’s medical assistance in dying program (MAID) as an issue of free will and bodily autonomy. She also successfully sparks the conversation about euthanasia and death taboo in the West. However, euthanasia contradicts the idea that all life is a sacred gift endowed by God with innate value. Bubbie deserves familial love and support, not TikTok-documenting the lead-up to her execution.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Chinese 'debt-trap' crippling poor economies, endangering US national security
Chinese loans with secretive and unforgiving terms are threatening to cripple multiple developing countries, with countries finding that repaying the debt has taken up a larger percentage of their tax revenues. Countries indebted to China are often unable to seek relief from other lenders as the result of secretive terms on their loans with China, causing the situation to be referred to as the "debt trap." The result could begin to have implications for U.S. national security as China gains control of strategically important ports and natural resources in these countries.
Joel Rubin argues that it is vital for the U.S. to develop partnerships with developing countries that make them less likely to turn to China for help. This includes promoting economic ties and aid that helps to grow the economies of these developing countries. Any U.S.-led effort to push regional agreements that "web together" countries makes them less likely to turn to China and more likely to depend on each other. Investing in defense is also important to deterring China and reassuring allies, but defense is only one pillar that will contribute to the long-term goal of curtailing Chinese ambitions.
Spectator USA: How to stop the flow of guns south
The Gulf Cartel shot American Latavia McGee's group, took them as hostages, and killed two of them. All guns used in Mexico usually originate from the US, with straw buyers buying guns without background checks, and guns shows offering firearms for sale, which lead to large amounts of firearms being sold to criminal enterprises. This crisis needs addressing; the cartels' militarized power makes some Republican politicians and Mexican officials propose classifying them as terrorists, while others call for universal background checks on all gun sales.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Shares Drop Ahead of US Debt Ceiling Vote; China Data Rattles Nerves
Global shares fell, commodities and the yuan came under pressure after data showed faltering growth in China's economy. The MSCI All-World Index of global shares was down by 0.4%, U.S. stock index futures and fell by 0.3-0.4%, led by declines across Asian markets. China's manufacturing activity fell more than expected in May while services growth slackened to its slowest pace in four months, adding to concerns that the economy is losing steam and dimming the global outlook. The yuan dropped to its lowest since last November and the Australian dollar hit a near seven-month low of $0.6489. In Europe, equities came under a third day of selling pressure with the regional STOXX 600 hit two-month lows, led by declines in China-focussed luxury stocks.
The Epoch Times: Oil Falls On Weak China Data, Stronger US Dollar
Oil prices fell due to a stronger US dollar and weak data from China raising demand concerns. Brent crude futures for August delivery fell by 1.75 percent to $72.42 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude fell by 1.84 percent to $68.18. The dollar also rose, making commodities more expensive for those holding other currencies. Though oil prices have experienced volatility, the fundamental outlook is still seen as tight. Meanwhile, preliminary Reuters figures forecast US crude stockpiles falling last week, with distillate inventories increasing. Market players are preparing for a June 4 OPEC+ meeting about further oil production cuts.
The Epoch Times: Dollar Hits More Than 2-month High as European Inflation Cools
The US dollar reached a more than two-month high after data showed European inflation is cooling faster than expected and China's recovery is slowing, causing the euro to fall to $1.066. European inflation slowing caused analysts to reduce the pressure on the European Central Bank to keep raising interest rates, making the euro less attractive compared to the dollar. Weak economic data from China also helped the US currency, as China’s factory activity shrank faster than expected in May, causing the Australian and New Zealand dollars to also fall. The Japanese yen fluctuated against the dollar, reaching a six-month peak of 140.93 on Tuesday before falling sharply and returning slightly on Wednesday. Sterling fell to $1.236, and the Turkish lira fell to a record low of 20.75 per dollar after President Tayyip Erdogan extended his two decades in power in Sunday's elections.
Liberty Nation: Debt Ceiling Fix? Rinse, Cycle, Debt, Repeat
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreed to the Fiscal Responsibility Act, raising the debt limit by a few trillion dollars and postponing the drama until after the 2024 election. The GOP celebrated the trim in spending with eyebrow scissors, but fiscal conservatives say taxpayers lost. The debt limit will be suspended until January 2025. The agreement allows both sides of the aisle to delay taking action for another 18 months.
#culture
Forbes: How Slip.stream’s Royalty-Free Music Is Bumping Artist Revenue
Slip.stream, the largest royalty-free music resource, is allowing independent labels and artists to increase their exposure by empowering them to leverage universal rights, while eliminating the risk of claims or muting of channels. They provide a "copyright strike-safe" library of more than 65,000 tracks and sound effects, allowing brands to work with different types of artists and music easily and safely. Brands like Whalar are already partnering with Slip.stream to create custom music, navigate licensing, and execute successful hashtag challenges, while musicians like Neffex are finding a new audience to monetize their music.
#health
The Epoch Times: Nevada Governor Signs Bill Granting Abortion Access
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo has approved a bill that codifies an existing executive order that blocks prosecutions for out-of-state residents who seek abortions and in-state providers. The legislation builds upon a previous executive order issued by former Gov. Steve Sisolak, a Democrat, which prohibits state agencies from aiding out-of-state investigations that might lead to the prosecution of abortion patients traveling to Nevada. The new law also means that doctors providing abortions can’t be penalized or disqualified by medical licensing boards and commissions.
Abortions fell by 32,260 in states with active restrictions from July 2022 to December 2022, according to a report by WeCount, a pro-abortion research group. In the last year, more than half of all U.S. states have moved to restrict abortions in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court returning decision-making power to the states. Some states have seen ongoing legal battles over newly implemented abortion restrictions. On the other hand, pro-abortion states such as New York, Virginia, and New Jersey saw a slight increase in abortions per month following the Supreme Court’s decision.
Fox News: Fentanyl drug busts increase 200% in parts of Florida
Fentanyl-laced pills responsible for surge in overdoses across the US; law enforcement fighting to eradicate drug from streets. Lee County has seen a 200% increase in fentanyl-related drug busts. Large-scale investigations show the drugs are not coming from local dealers. Despite efforts, fentanyl continues to be mixed with various substances and disguised as other pills, making it an uphill battle for law enforcement agencies. The problem extends far beyond Lee County and affects the entire nation. Customs and Border Protection data reveals a 150% increase in fentanyl seizures compared to last year. Fentanyl claims over 100,000 lives a year in the United States.
#education
The Epoch Times: 'Our Biggest Blessing, Our Greatest Reward': Triplets Graduate As Co-Valedictorians and Salutatorian of Their Class
Ohio triplets born prematurely graduated high school as co-valedictorians and salutatorian with GPAs of 4.0 or higher. They credit their parents' philosophy.
#crime
Fox News: Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten recommended for early release in California
A California appeals court has recommended the early release of Leslie Van Houten, a follower of Charles Manson who was convicted in 1971 for her involvement in the 1969 killing of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. Despite multiple parole recommendations, Van Houten, now 73, has remained in prison on a life sentence, which has been rejected by California Governor Gavin Newsom on multiple occasions. However, Tuesday’s court ruling has overturned Newsom’s decision, acknowledging Van Houten’s rehabilitation efforts, remorse, and favorable institutional reports.
Fox News: NYPD officer denounces use of 'courtesy cards' issued by police, claims they promote selective enforcement
Officer Mathew Bianchi filed a lawsuit accusing the NYPD of maintaining a system of impunity that lets people with a connection to law enforcement avoid traffic tickets. Though not officially recognized, courtesy cards have long been treated as a perk of the job. The city’s police unions issue them to members, who circulate them among those who want to signal their NYPD connections — often to get out of minor infractions.
Fox News: Female California probation officer has oral sex with teen inmate; county jail rocked by scandal: DA
Three officers from the Alameda County law enforcement community in California were charged with criminal offenses last week. One involved allegations of sexual abuse by a probation officer on an underage inmate, while the others were two sheriff's deputies accused of covering up the suicide of a prisoner. Both deputies are said to have doctored logbooks after jail staff were alerted to the prisoner's suicidal intent three weeks before her death. The Alameda County Public Accountability Unit filed the felony charges against the three county officers.
#sports
Forbes: Milwaukee Bucks’ 7 Unrestricted Free Agents In 2023 Offseason
The Milwaukee Bucks face tough decisions this offseason, especially with regards to their seven players who could hit unrestricted free agency. Brook Lopez and Joe Ingles are two big names that stand out, and the Bucks will need to consider how much money they are willing to spend to keep them. The team is already over the salary cap, leaving them with limited options for adding talent to their roster. The ownership group will need to determine if they want to take the opportunity to spend more and potentially dole out historic amounts of luxury tax money.
Forbes: Liverpool Tries Something Different With New Sporting Director Jörg Schmadtke
Liverpool FC has appointed Jorg Schmadtke as the club’s new sporting director. Schmadtke, who previously held the position at Wolfsburg, will oversee transfer negotiations with clubs, players, and agents. He replaces Julian Ward and will work to rebuild Liverpool’s squad following their fifth-place finish in the Premier League this season. His initial appointment will last for three months, covering the summer 2023 transfer window, with a focus on signing midfielders. Klopp has praised Schmadtke’s character, while the German emphasises his role is limited to negotiate deals on behalf of Liverpool, rather than identifying specific targets himself.
Fox News: NFL fans mock Buccaneers QBs Baker Mayfield, Kyle Trask after practice throwing session goes viral
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have an open competition for the starting quarterback between Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask. A video posted on Twitter showed their underwhelming passing during practice, but they have been sharing first team reps during the offseason.
Fox News: Blue Jays' Anthony Bass faces backlash over apology for sharing video: 'This is the most pathetic thing'
Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass apologized for endorsing boycotts of Bud Light and Target over their LGBTQ promotions. Bass shared a video from a creator calling on Christians to join the boycotts after Target faced backlash this month over its Pride Month collection, which followed Bud Light’s partnership with a transgender influencer in March. Bass later addressed reporters before the game against the Milwaukee Brewers and stated he was sorry for the hurt that his post caused to the Pride community and will use Blue Jays’s resources to educate himself to make better decisions. Blue Jays manager John Schneider said Bass’ post "doesn’t represent our overall feelings as an organization." The Blue Jays are welcoming the LGBT community with Pride Weekend on June 9 and 10.
#technology
Forbes: Latest Proclamation About AI Existential Risk Garners Big Headlines But Stirs Rising Backlash Of AI Overlord Alarmist Fatigue
peek at regulatory capture. In other words, by spearheading pronounced risks about AI, those endorsing or promulgating the statements are giving themselves a degree of enhanced visibility, control, prestige, and/or sway. This is a hidden collaboration between the know-it-all tech community and governments or other global entities. The counterclaim is that this regulatory capture is an illusion or a spurious claim. Those making the AI extinction risk statements are bravely standing up to call attention to the matter. They are doing so because it is the right thing to do. It is not about acquiring more power or influence; it is about protecting humankind. Which viewpoint do you endorse? (3) Fearmongering Or Prudence The last main point is this. Some say that the calls for AI extinction risk mitigation are simply fearmongering. The assertions that AI will enslave or wipe out humankind are as unfounded as prior proclamations about any number of other non-existent threats to humankind. It is all hype and promoting angst. However, the counterclaim is that the AI extinction risks are anything but fearmongering. By ignoring the matter, we are exposing ourselves to a grave danger that is unfortunately not going to go away just because we ignore it. It is a matter of prudence and caution, nothing more, nothing less. Decide which viewpoint you adhere to. Wrapping Up…Or Maybe Not If you thought we were done and ready to wrap up, think again. We are bursting out with even more considerations and insights that are lurking just beyond the horizon. Let’s tackle a few additional matters that merit scrutiny. AI extinction risk statements are often an artifact of the AI Apocalypse community. This group consists of individuals who are passionate about the topic, knowledgeable about the topic, and often quite vocal about the topic. This group in past years has been stigmatized by the media as being sensationalistic, excessively alarmist, or just plain weird and outlandish. But, that is not the case. Yes, some of that characterization might apply to individual members of this group. But, it’s not what typifies the general nature of the AI Apocalypse community at large. In brief, these individuals are simply raising valid concerns that are based on well-researched and well-founded positions. They are not going away. Be prepared for more pronounced AI extinction risk statements to come. AI extinction risk statements are frequently a confusing matter that is not easily resolved in the court of public opinion. The viewpoints that people hold are often polar extremes, with little middle ground to be had. People will likely maintain their opinions despite rational or logical attempts to sway or persuade them otherwise. In other words, the level of cognitive dissonance on this topic is quite high and will remain so for the foreseeable future. Don’t expect much to change. AI extinction risk statements will continue to be made with increasing frequency. As generative AI applications become more common and more proficient, AI experts will become ever more vociferous in raising the alarm about humankind extinction risk. Prepare yourself for another deluge of AI extinction risk statements. Now, please go ahead and finish off that glass of spirits. You’re going to need it.
#other
Fox News: Wild video shows Georgia car flying through air during highway crash
A car in Georgia flew through the air after launching off the ramp of a tow truck traveling at high speed, caught on bodycam footage. The accident occurred while deputies from the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office were responding to a crash along Highway 84. The driver of the car initially survived but was hospitalized with serious injuries. It is uncertain whether the driver of the second vehicle that crashed will face any charges.
Fox News: TikTok video suggests everyone's using a colander wrong, ignites debate: 'Works either way'
A TikTok video is going viral, showing a new way of using a colander to strain liquids. The video suggests placing the bottom of a bowl-shaped colander directly into a boiled pot of pasta, flipping the pot upside down, and letting the contents spill into a sink. Many TikTok users expressed their strong opinions on the proper way to use a colander, with some preferring the traditional pour-in method and others pointing out potential issues with the new hack.
Fox News: John Kerry, climate crazies are coming for your burgers and Fourth of July
John Kerry and climate activists are opposed to gas and charcoal grills, with charcoal fires being on the kill list due to their carbon emissions. In addition, barbecue fare prices have increased, making the traditional hamburger barbecue less inexpensive. Kerry's mission is to overhaul the agricultural industry in the fight against global greenhouse gases, calling agriculture the largest contributing sector to these gases. These implementations would include converting inedible waste biomass into new materials. Additionally, Kerry seeks to overhaul the American education system to promote research and education on diet-related chronic diseases, with many predicting a potential ban on red meat. People should celebrate and honor the birth of America's founding fathers and the exceptionalism of the country as a whole, rather than focusing on increasing climate change concerns or systemic racism narratives.
Fox News: My encounter with the VA made me 'feel so forgotten,' Army veteran says
An Army vet went viral on TikTok for exposing the lack of continuity of care with mental health providers at VA, a major issue for veterans. Retired Sgt. Joe Cantasano shared his vulnerability in a video after VA canceled his referral to an outside provider, causing him to fall through the cracks. Cantasano now claims the miscommunication was due to an employee's negligence, although hundreds of veterans still face similar treatment.
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