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1 Jun 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: California Senate Approves $300 Weekly Checks for Unemployed Illegals
California Senate approves weekly unemployment checks of $300 for illegal immigrants without verifying social security numbers or job statuses. The state's $20 billion debt as a result of fraudulent unemployment insurance claims during the pandemic will be paid by employers through payroll taxes, with potentially disastrous effects on small businesses and restaurants. California already offers free healthcare and driver's licenses to illegal immigrants while two million illegal immigrants live in the state.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Progressive Wisconsin Watch’s Embarrassing Campaign against Vouchers and Christian Schools
Wisconsin Watch, sponsored by left-leaning nonprofits, including the Ford and Open Society Foundations, claims to provide nonpartisan news but prioritizes its political agenda. Its investigation into ‘anti-LGBTQ+’ policies at Wisconsin Christian schools relies on advocacy groups for sourcing. Wisconsin Watch is advocating progressive policies and lobbying against successful programs such as Wisconsin’s voucher system. Christian schools should do what the government tells them to do, even if it’s against their deeply held beliefs.
Red State: WATCH: Kirby Scrambles for Answers When Reporter Finally Asks About Biden's Corruption
Reporter Steven Nelson questioned National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby about Joe Biden's alleged corruption, citing a committee's attempt to obtain an FD-1023 form from the FBI that allegedly shows a bribery deal involving money given in exchange for policy actions. Kirby responded by saying that the FBI had spoken about the matter and claimed that there was nothing to the claims. However, evidence suggests that Biden interacted with associates from China, Mexico, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine, and millions of dollars went to his family from China. The Democrat Party denies any wrongdoing on Biden's part regarding Hunter Biden's financial escapades.
The Right Scoop: Two more Republicans to enter 2024 presidential race next week
Two more Republicans, Mike Pence and Chris Christie, plan to announce their 2024 presidential candidacies next week, adding to an already overcrowded field. Despite the news, some are uninterested in the two candidates, with concerns about their track records and potential impact on the chances of other candidates.
Daily Wire: Oklahoma Supreme Court Strikes Down 2 Pro-Life Laws
Oklahoma Supreme Court strikes down two pro-life laws, requiring a medical emergency before performing an abortion. The "medical emergency" requirement was deemed unconstitutional, and it endangers the life of the pregnant woman and does not serve a compelling state interest. Abortion remains illegal in Oklahoma under a 1910 statute that went into effect after the US Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade.
Washington Free Beacon: Mike Pence To Announce 2024 Run Next Week
Former Vice President Mike Pence is set to announce his run for president on June 7 at a rally in Des Moines, Iowa. He will join a crowded Republican field that includes Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, and Vivek Ramaswamy. Pence drew criticism from Trump after he certified the 2020 election results, but has since stated that Trump was wrong and that his words endangered people at the Capitol on January 6.
Fox News: House Republicans, not Joe Manchin, led charge to secure major gas pipeline in debt ceiling deal: sources
House Republicans played a major role in getting a provision included in the debt ceiling package to fast-track the Mountain Valley Pipeline project. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., who took credit for the provision, was urged by Republicans to lobby the White House to drop their opposition to the project. Rep. Carol Miller, R-W.Va., appealed to Rep. Guy Reschenthaler, R-Pa., and Rep. Garret Graves, R-La., to include the provision, which was ultimately included in the legislation. The provision could green-light all outstanding federal environmental permits for the pipeline project. The pipeline is aimed at boosting U.S. energy security, creating jobs and increasing tax revenue for West Virginia and Virginia.
Fox News: Case against MI official who brandished rifle on Zoom call may proceed, appeals court rules
A federal appeals court has ruled that Ron Clous, a former Grand Traverse County commissioner, can be sued for allegedly violating Patricia MacIntosh's right to free speech by displaying a rifle during a 2021 Zoom meeting. Clous argued that displaying the rifle was his own "expressive conduct" protected by the Constitution, but the appeals court said it could be considered an "adverse action." Clous is no longer a county commissioner.
During a video conference meeting of Grand Traverse County commissioners, Patricia MacIntosh urged commissioners to make a statement opposing anti-government militia groups, soon after the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Clous left the screen and returned with a rifle, allegedly attempting to silence MacIntosh's right to free speech. The federal appeals court has ruled that Clous has no immunity against the lawsuit.
Red State: Tim Scott Gives Hall of Fame Response to Joy Behar's Race-Based Attack as Larger Point Is Made
Democrats and their media allies attack minority Republican candidates who refuse to buy into Democratic dogma on issues like illegal immigration. Sen. Tim Scott has been attacked for not understanding systemic racism while others suggest he should "lean into being someone of color." Joy Behar recently declared that Scott and Justice Clarence Thomas "believe in pulling yourself up by your bootstraps" rather than understanding racism faced by African-Americans. Scott responded by saying that the real danger is the message being sent to children, suggesting that they should stay in their place and follow the lead of millionaire TV personalities. This message causes children to grow up thinking their country hates them and doesn't want them to succeed .
National Review: The Corner: Wray Concedes Biden Bribery Document Exists But Continues Refusing to Produce It, Comer and Grassley Say
FBI Director Christopher Wray has been issued a subpoena by the House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer. The subpoena requires him to produce a report of an interview with a confidential human source (CHS) who allegedly claimed that Vice President Joe Biden took a $5 million bribe from someone connected to a foreign government. Wray initially refused to comply, even denying the existence of the document, but has since conceded its existence. However, he remains adamant that he will not provide a copy of the document to the committee, instead opting to let them review it at the FBI's offices. Comer and Senator Chuck Grassley have threatened contempt proceedings if Wray fails to comply.
#society
The Federalist Papers: 'Can't Sit in a Warehouse' - Here's Where Target LGBT Merch May End Up Now That It's Pulled
Retail giant Target is facing backlash over its LGBT Pride campaign displayed at the front of stores across America, including products aimed at children. Target owners may need to donate unsold products from the collection, which has led to a $9bn loss in market cap in just one week. The company paid a financial penalty for its corporate activism in the past, and is currently deciding which products to remove from sale. Supply chain expert Jane Singer predicts the unsold garments will prove too expensive to store and will likely be donated, but it remains unclear which items will be removed or sold.
Breitbart: Survey: Family Time ‘One of the Most Important Things’ to Most Americans
Spending time with family is the top personal priority for three-quarters of Americans, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey. Fewer than a third of respondents considered being physically active and career success of equal importance, while around 50% believe religious faith is very important to their life. Younger adults are less likely than older people to view religious faith as very important, as are Democrats when compared to Republicans. Creative activities are more highly valued by Democrats than Republicans.
Flag And Cross: 'Can't Sit in a Warehouse' - Here's Where Target LGBT Merch May End Up Now That It's Pulled
Target is reviewing which products from their controversial LGBT pride campaign will be removed or quietly moved to the back of stores. The company may be forced to donate the merchandise that will not be sold due to the high cost of warehousing. One retail expert predicts that the inventory will need to be removed to free up open to buy dollars for new merchandise. Target, which was also severing ties with satanic LGBT merchandiser Abprallen, has faced consumer backlash after displaying LGBT and transgender apparel and accessories, some of which were aimed at children.
Daily Wire: Kirk Cameron Talks Boycotts, New Book, And Slams Pride Month Celebrations
Kirk Cameron talks about his new book on Pride, the first in a series of books on seven deadly sins, which deals with pro-humility. Despite critics claiming it to be anti-LGBTQ, kids understood the message of being humble and thinking of others first in this book. Cameron doesn't think of a better time for its release, but calls concern with one month out of the year set aside to glorify who people like to have sex with. He also criticized Bud Light, Target, and North Face for leaning into this ESG woke agenda. Millions of Americans aren't buying it, and he urges people to support companies and people that support American values. The book is out on June 1, with his next book in the series scheduled to be out by Christmas, and he will continue his reading nationwide. Fans can see his social media for more information.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: UAE Says It Withdrew from U.S.-Led Maritime Coalition Two Months Ago
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) quietly withdrew from the U.S.-led Combined Maritime Forces (CMF), opting for a diplomatic approach with Iran for security in crucial shipping lanes. This came as Saudi Arabia and Iran restored diplomatic ties brokered by China, hinting at a growing rift between Gulf Arab states and America.
Foreign Policy: The U.S. Ups the Ante in Bangladesh
U.S. doubles down on values-based foreign policy in Bangladesh ahead of national elections, reserving the right to deny visas to individuals deemed to be hindering free and fair elections and undermining democracy. The move is part of the Biden administration's efforts to strengthen ties with Bangladesh and reduce reliance on Chinese economic support. The new visa policy applies to "any" individual that hinders free and fair elections and is aimed at incentivizing Bangladesh's political leaders to ensure democratic elections.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened India's new Parliament complex as part of his attempt to distance India and its infrastructure from its colonial past. The project, which cost around $120 million, has faced criticism for its cost and threats to India's colonial heritage. Rahul Gandhi, a leading figure in India's opposition Indian National Congress party, is in the United States this week, aiming to challenge the perception of BJP invincibility and court the support of Indian Americans ahead of Modi's state visit to Washington on June 22.
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: McCarthy's Debt Limit Bill Clears Hurdle To Get Final House Vote
US House clears procedural hurdle on bill to suspend $31.4tn debt ceiling until January 2025, setting the stage for the bipartisan deal to be voted on. The deal includes limiting some government spending and expanding work requirements for food aid programmes. The bill is anticipated to successfully go through to the Senate, although Republican leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will need to agree to fast-track the legislation to avoid risking delay. Biden is expecting the legislation to cross his desk for review by 5 June, the date when the government could run out of money to pay its bills.
#health
Breitbart: Nevada Republican Governor Signs Bill Shielding Out-of-State Abortionists
Nevada governor, Republican Joe Lombardo, signed a bill into law that protects out-of-state abortion seekers and abortionists from prosecution in Nevada. Lombardo’s position on abortion has shifted since the election cycle and now follows a desire to ensure that Nevada “would not participate in prosecuting those seeking legal medical care in the state.” The bill was introduced by Democrat Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro. Abortion was codified up to 24 weeks of pregnancy through a ballot measure in 1990 and could only be overturned by a direct vote from the people.
#crime
Fox News: NYT explodes behind the scenes over controversial Elizabeth Holmes profile: 'What the hell happened here?'
The New York Times faced internal criticism following its sympathetic, and widely criticized, profile of Elizabeth Holmes earlier this month. Holmes, the founder of Theranos, reported to prison on Tuesday to begin serving her 11-year sentence. According to a new report from Vanity Fair, criticism also arose from Times staff at an "all-hands" meeting on Tuesday. The Times business editor defended the controversial article that was panned by critics. However, Times executive editor Joe Kahn reportedly approved the Holmes piece even though several reporters who had covered her trial and those who had broken the story were disappointed.
Furthermore, Vanity Fair's report shed light on explosive newsroom drama that occurred before the Holmes profile was even published. In March, the Times reportedly delayed its announcement about hiring Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Carreyrou, who had broken the story about Holmes' scheme for The Wall Street Journal, as interview requests for Holmes were underway. The Times faced additional criticism for a controversial profile of Holmes, a convicted fraudster, while two of its reporters covered her trial extensively.
Fox News: Sex trafficking victim who killed abuser resentenced to probation after violation
Pieper Lewis, a teenage sex trafficking victim who fatally stabbed Zachary Brooks, the man who allegedly abused her, was resentenced to probation. The Polk County Attorney and Lewis's attorneys agreed that probation was the best outcome for her, as she was vulnerable to revictimization and posed a low risk of committing more violence. Lewis violated the terms of her initial probation by cutting her GPS monitor, but has a new "success plan" and support system to aid her in her rehabilitation. The judge ordered Lewis to pay $150k in restitution to Brooks's family and she will remain in jail until the Department of Corrections determines an appropriate facility.
Fox News: Alabama basketball player suing New York Times for 'inaccurate' story that he was at deadly shooting: report
Alabama basketball player, Kai Spears, is suing The New York Times for inaccurately stating that he was present at the shooting death of 23-year-old Jamea Harris in January. Spears has denied these claims and is seeking compensation for damage to his reputation. The report placed Spears at the scene of the fatal shooting along with teammates Brandon Miller, Darius Miles and Jaden Bradley.
Breitbart: Tennessee Woman Missing for Weeks While on Road Trip with Boyfriend Found
Nikki Alcaraz, who went missing on a road trip with her boyfriend, Tyler Stratton, has been found by authorities. The couple had a fight at a rest stop, and a family friend picked up Alcaraz after police separated her from Stratton. An investigator saw "red marks on her face and fingerprint marks on both arms." The couple drank while traveling, and they would not tell the officers who was operating the vehicle. Stratton was later arrested due to an existing warrant in Tennessee for a theft charge.
#other
Forbes: While Janet Jackson Dazzles, Some Fans Left Stranded During Chicagoland Tour Stop
Janet Jackson kicks off her "Together Again" tour to a sold-out Tinley Park, Illinois crowd. The parking situation, however, was described as "atrocious" and resulted in some fans missing parts of the show or abandoning their cars and walking. Jackson's performance, however, was described as "outstanding" by fans.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle court James Corden with new late-night cameo, Montecito visit
James Corden visits Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at their home in Montecito, California, before going for dinner at Lucky's Steakhouse. Corden has been friends with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex since they moved to the U.S., and his children have even played with Harry and Markle's kids. Corden attended Harry and Markle's wedding in 2018 and has expressed nothing but respect and admiration for the couple since.