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2 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: House committee grills Biden Labor Dept on child migrant exploitation ahead of hearing
Republicans are questioning the Department of Labor (DOL) over reports of the growth of child labor force among unaccompanied child migrants. The House Committee on Education and the Workforce sent a letter to Acting Secretary Julie Su asking what steps the DOL has taken to crack down on the exploitation of these children in the workforce. Many of these children secure employment by using false IDs, which makes it hard to ensure that employers comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which bars minors from hazardous occupations, according to the committee. It also accuses the DOL of ignoring the problem and has shifted blame to Congress and employers.
#politics
Fox News: DeSantis on whether Biden's up for another four years as president: 'People can judge that'
Governor Ron DeSantis suggests that voters can decide if President Biden is up for another four years in office after the president tripped and fell while handing out diplomas. DeSantis emphasizes that he is running for president due to concerns over Biden's policies, not his age or health. DeSantis also counterpunches against former President Donald Trump, who is leading in GOP nomination polls, stating that it will take more than one term in office to "slay the deep state" and referring to Trump's failure to do so during his previous term.
Fox News: Nikki Haley warns US 'could end up with a President Harris' if Biden re-elected after latest trip and fall
Nikki Haley warns that if Joe Biden is re-elected, Kamala Harris could become commander-in-chief due to his advanced age. She calls for mental competency tests and term limits for politicians, stating the need for new leadership in Washington. Donald Trump also reacts, calling the fall "not inspiring."
Daily Wire: Trump Vows To Fix U.S. In Six Months, Prompting DeSantis To Ask ‘Why Didn’t He Do It His First Four Years?’
Trump predicts he can “have it totally the way it was” in six months if he wins second term. He says his experience will help speed up his agenda. DeSantis criticizes this promise, asking why Trump didn't do it during his first term. DeSantis also argues that his ability to serve two terms will be an asset for Republicans in future elections.
Fox News: Florida jury awards $63.5M to businessmen harassed by Miami city commissioner
Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo was found civilly liable for violating the First Amendment rights of two Little Havana businessmen who supported his political opponent in the 2017 city commission race. Carollo was accused of using his office to harass the businessmen through police and code enforcement, which damaged their reputations. A federal jury awarded $63.5 million in compensation and punitive damages to the businessmen.
Carollo's attorney stated that they plan to appeal the decision and that Carollo was not specifically targeting the businessmen but working for the betterment of his district. The city of Miami was not named in the lawsuit, but covered Carollo's legal fees. Carollo is a former two-term mayor of Miami.
Fox News: Kayleigh McEnany asks Chris Christie ahead of expected White House launch: 'Who are you trying to win here?'
Kayleigh McEnany advises Chris Christie to improve his messaging for his expected entry into the 2024 White House race next week. Christie’s team plans to adopt a 'joyful' and 'authentic' tone that appeals to the “exhausted majority” and does not focus on "anti-Trump messaging". However, McEnany believes this approach might not help Christie in the primaries, and advised him to focus instead on poll "movement" and on the debate stage.
Daily Wire: Daily Wire Celebrates One-Year Anniversary Of ‘What Is A Woman?’; Here’s How You Can Watch For Free
The Daily Wire will stream "What is a Woman?" for free on Twitter to celebrate the documentary's one-year anniversary, after Twitter had previously canceled a deal with the conservative media company due to "misgendering". The film sparked controversy as Walsh raises the question of the logic behind the radical gender ideology movement that has negatively impacted women and children. It led to a movement to protect children from the harmful effects of sex change procedures, with at least 12 states banning transgender surgeries on minors.
The Imaginative Conservative: Whittaker Chambers' "Witness": A Story for the Ages
Whittaker Chambers' "Witness" is a testimony against the dying civilization of Jazz Age America and communism. He believed man without mysticism was a monster, and once a communist, he left the party after seeing it as a fascist and terrorist organization. Though Chambers testified against Alger Hiss and communism, he was not just a witness against communism, but for his faith in God. Beyond confirming Hiss's guilt, the main reason for "Witness" today is to encourage others to not become monsters like the Soviet state and to forever assure one's standing as a counter-revolutionary. ( )
#society
The American Mind: One Nation Under Pot
Plato believed that a vegetarian diet could create a harmonious society by encouraging timorousness and discouraging man's competitive instincts. Likewise, Tucker Carlson believes that THC in marijuana makes people compliant and passive, while nicotine frees the mind. With the trend towards further liberalization of marijuana, it is becoming a common ingredient in processed foods, raising questions about its potential effects on health and society. As with other additives in processed foods, harmful effects may not be discovered until it is too late, making it difficult to point fingers of blame or take action.
Fox News: Washington boy plummets 20 feet deep into well during recess
A 12-year-old boy fell into a well in Washington state during recess, suffering head lacerations but remained conscious. Firefighters found him partially submerged in water, unable to touch the bottom and holding onto a plastic pipe. The boy was rescued after firefighters lowered down a ladder.
In Marysville, firefighters rescued a boy who fell into a well after the concrete lid collapsed during recess. While the boy suffered head lacerations, he remained conscious and was able to follow commands. Officials say the boy is in stable condition and recovering in a local hospital.
Fox News: 'Barbie' star Rhea Perlman says she and Danny DeVito are still married a decade after splitting up
Rhea Perlman and Danny DeVito remain "good friends" despite separating over a decade ago. The couple still considers themselves married and continue to prioritize their family. Perlman shares that while it was difficult at first, they've come to a "pretty decent understanding and relationship" with each other. The couple share three grown children and value their family above all else.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle 'nowhere near done' talking about royals, might make another documentary: expert
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not done speaking out about their experience in the royal family, according to experts. The Duke of Sussex is reportedly shopping around the film rights to his memoir, "Spare," and is interested in making a documentary about his late mother, Princess Diana. Despite recent reports that the couple is finished with tell-alls, royal commentators say there is more to come.
Experts say there is no proof of return on investment in the content created by the couple and their currency is their royal family link. Royal commentator Duncan Larcombe advises the couple to stop all criticism and stop the attacks. He suggests that if Prince Harry and Markle have nothing left to say, it could be a sign that relations across the Atlantic are thawing. They should turn their attention elsewhere and focus on work with Archewell instead of seeking to remain in the public eye.
Fox News: Belk scrubs website of kids' LGBTQ apparel after selling trans pride shirts for 2-year-olds
Belk has removed most of its children's LGBTQ pride clothing after an inquiry from Fox Business, which highlighted that a T-shirt for children as young as two displaying the words "So happy to be me" and colors symbolizing the transgender flag was being sold on the site. The graphic shirt was promoted online by the company as a way to show support, and was available for boys aged between four and seven. It was stocked by online retailer Instant Message, which is yet to comment on the issue. A separate shirt for boys bore ice cream confections colored to represent the gay pride, bisexual, lesbian, transgender and non-binary flags.
Following Fox's inquiries, both shirts and most of Belk's Pride section were removed from its website, with a few pieces of apparel left. At least three girls' shirts marketed on the site for seven-to-16-year-olds also promote LGBTQ themes. A Disney shirt for boys was also being sold with a rainbow design and the words "Think happy thoughts," though it is now out of stock. Belk made no comment on the matter.
Fox News: Wisconsin Gov. Evers 'jazzed as hell' as state raises pride flag in front of Capitol
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers ordered the gay pride flag to fly beneath the U.S. and state flag in front of the Capitol in Madison and hosted a Pride ceremony that sent a message of support to the LGBTQ+ community on 3 June as part of Pride Month. Evers has faced criticism from Republicans for his decision, but has also received support from members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community.
#war
Fox News: Trinidadian ambassador elected UN General Assembly president
Trinidad and Tobago's Ambassador Dennis Francis has been elected as the next president of the U.N. General Assembly. The Assembly has taken the spotlight in reacting to the war in Ukraine because of Russia's veto power in the Security Council. General Assembly resolutions are not legally binding, but they are important as a reflection of world opinion.
Francis's theme for his presidency is "Peace, Prosperity, Progress, and Sustainability." His main focus will be to re-energize U.N. goals for 2030, which are seriously lagging, including ending extreme poverty and combating climate change. Francis will take the presidency "at a deeply challenging moment for the human family" as Guterres points to "conflicts and climate chaos, escalating poverty, hunger and inequality, mistrust and division."
#economy
Daily Wire: Soaring Bidenflation Forcing Older Americans To ‘Unretire,’ New Poll Finds
Inflation and high living costs are forcing Baby Boomers to return to work, with 55% saying they need more money and 1 in 6 considering returning to work, according to a survey by Paychex. This is exacerbated by skyrocketing healthcare costs, the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act providing no relief for rising food, housing, or energy prices, and the latest debt deal delivering no relief. Seniors were hit hard by last year's stock market losses, with a survey by AARP finding over a third stating their financial situation has worsened and increasing Social Security benefits unable to keep pace.
Forbes: Vuori Vaults To $4 Billion In a Decade, It Is Just Warming Up
Vuori, a performance activewear brand, founded in Encinitas, California in 2014, has expanded to have 32 brick and mortar storefronts and 2,000 global outlets. The company's unified approach incorporates both e-commerce and wholesale strategies with brand partners including Nordstrom, REI, Selfridges, and Harrods. Vuori's tasteful execution emphasizes quality, including product design, fabric selection, and fit across all brand touchpoints, both online and offline.
The newest Vuori store is located in Mall of America, Minneapolis, occupying 4,000 square feet. The space features a neutral aesthetic, with light oak fixtures and white walls, displaying a curated collection of products. The brand vision, which draws inspiration from the "active coastal California lifestyle," aims to build a community through in-person events and stores, stimulating Vuori's customer to experience their "investment in happiness" philosophy. The pandemic-induced trend of activewear has bolstered growth for the brand, enabling it to provide alternatives to traditional business attire.
#military
Fox News: United Kingdom's RAF filtering out 'useless white male pilots' in diversity push: report
The UK's Royal Air Force is allegedly filtering out "useless white male pilots" to meet diversity targets, according to leaked emails. Selection boards were cancelled if they didn't include women or minorities. The RAF is paying White men more than $123,000, contradicting previous statements that the diversity push would not discriminate against them.
#religion
The Blaze: Kirk Cameron's children's book about humility releases just in time for Pride Month
Kirk Cameron releases his Christian children's book, "Pride Comes Before the Fall," which focuses on the importance of humility over pride. The book's release date coincides with the start of Pride Month, but Cameron believes that Americans should focus on humility rather than glorifying pride. He hopes to teach children the dangers of pride and the significance of having a humble spirit.
#culture
Forbes: Alicia Keys’s Musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ Sets Its Premiere Date
Musician Alicia Keys is set to premiere her new musical Hell's Kitchen at New York's Public Theater Off Broadway this fall. The show, which tells the coming-of-age story of a teenager living in the titular neighborhood near Times Square, also sees Keys writing the music and lyrics. It will preview on October 24 before its grand opening on November 19, with performances running until December 10. The show is part of the 2023-24 season from the Public Theater.
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Fox News: Tara Reid says remaining unmarried and childless made it hard to shake ‘party girl’ image, hurt her career
Actress Tara Reid claims being unmarried and childless hurt her career in Hollywood and she believes people in the industry still view her as a "party girl" from 40 years ago. She argues that Hollywood needs to relax on the pressure for stars to get married and have children. Reid has several upcoming projects, including producing the pet-centric comedy series "Walking in LA." Despite the fallout from her past, Reid says she has "never been happier" and her "true love" is her dogs.
Actor Seth Rogen revealed he believes he is more successful because he does not have children, saying "honestly, thank God."
The Imaginative Conservative: The Absurdity of Modern American Theater: A Call for Rebirth
The American theater has lost its way, becoming either purely commercial or ideological, lacking social utility. The theater's origins in religious feeling, storytelling, and social cohesion have been replaced by vulgarity, vice, and sentimentality. Society needs a theater that offers a cohesive image of the human condition, and teaches us to examine our image of sorrow and felicity together. The traditional theater was a public art, urging unity and agreement on social norms and values. The need for social definition was as important to playwrights as the necessity for distance and hostility between artist and audience.
#crime
Fox News: New York MS-13 gang member pleads guilty to 'brutal, senseless, vicious execution' of man in 2016: DA
Anthony Gutierrez Meza, a member of MS-13, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the killing of 18-year-old Estiven Abrego Gomez in New York. He hit Gomez with a bat, stabbed and sliced him with knives, and chopped him with a machete until he died. Two other associates, Elmer Gilberto Santos Contreras and Lopez Campos, were involved in the killing as well. Santos Contreras pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, while Lopez Campos pleaded guilty to the same charges. Gutierrez Meza could face up to 22 years in prison after his sentencing on July 11, 2023.
Fox News: South Carolina store owner faces murder charge after fatally shooting teen in water theft incident
Store owner Rick Chow of South Carolina has been charged with murder for fatally shooting a 14-year-old boy he suspected of stealing water. This was the third time in eight years that Chow had fired at suspected shoplifters, though he was not charged in previous cases. Chow and his son chased the Black teen from their store before shooting him once in the back, killing him. Civil rights activists have expressed outrage over the death of Cyrus Carmack-Belton, with the case highlighting the criminalization and vulnerability of Black men and boys in the US.
Fox News: Mississippi officer killed during standoff in hostage situation identified
Mississippi officer Randy Tyler was killed during a standoff when a man took a woman hostage in a home in the Jackson suburb of Brandon. The suspect was shot and killed, and another officer was injured. The standoff lasted more than eight hours. The suspect and the injured officer were not named.
Fox News: CT man convicted of threatening public officials, including Obama, for fourth time
Connecticut man, Garrett Santillo, convicted for the fourth time after mailing over 100 threatening letters to public officials and journalists, including Barack Obama and a Supreme Court justice. Santillo suffers from mental health and cognitive issues. He faces up to 10 years of jail time but is expected to get 27 to 33 months of sentencing.
Fox News: MI man who served 21 years for wrongful double homicide conviction has charges dropped
Prosecutors dropped murder charges against Michigan man Jeff Titus, who was in prison for nearly 21 years for shooting two hunters who were later discovered to have been killed by a different suspect. Doug Estes and Jim Bennett were fatally shot near Titus’ rural property in 1990. Titus, who was originally cleared as a suspect, was charged after 12 years following a reopened investigation. After discovering an alternate suspect file at the sheriff’s office, a fundamental violation was deemed to have been committed when the information was withheld from Titus' trial lawyer. Titus was released from prison in February, and now he will not face a new trial.
Forbes: Officials Find 45 Bags Of Human Remains In Mexico
Mexican authorities found 45 bags of human remains while searching for seven missing people in Jalisco. The search is still ongoing, and it is uncertain if any of the remains belong to the individuals originally sought. This discovery is part of an ongoing crisis in Mexico, with over 100,000 people missing since 2006, due to organized crime, corruption, and a forensic crisis.
Fox News: New York man pleads guilty to raping 21-year-old daughter
A South Huntington man pleaded guilty to forcibly raping his 21-year-old daughter after encouraging her to spend the night at his house. The incident took place in February 2022, when the victim had spent some time with her father after he encouraged her to stay the night, gave her an Advil PM, and then raped her.
PJ Media: Lawsuit Against GAL Jennifer Williams Goes Forward in Wrongful Death Case of the Suicide of 13-Year-Old Mikaela Haynes
Attorney Jennifer Williams will face a jury in the wrongful death lawsuit brought by Cynthia Randolph on behalf of her daughter Mikaela Haynes. Williams served as Mikaela's Guardian ad Litem during a vicious court battle that led to Mikaela's suicide rather than be placed in the care of her sexually abusive father. Williams tried to have the case dismissed, but the court found that she owed a duty to protect Mikaela and that the plaintiff had sufficiently alleged negligence. This case is one of few in Missouri to make it past qualified immunity claims against GALs, and it sends a strong message to attorneys failing to guard children's best interests.
#sports
Dirt Wheels Magazine: VIDEO: TRAVIS DAMON PUTS A YAMAHA ON TOP OF THE WORCS PRO PODIUM
ATV racing on the west coast, with riders competing on sand and dust. Travis Damon takes first place followed by Beau Baron, while Torey Matajcich wins in the Women's Pro category.
Fox News: Lionel Messi to leave Paris Saint-Germain, World Cup winner to weigh next career move
Lionel Messi will leave Paris Saint-Germain when his contract expires this summer, according to head coach Christophe Galtier. Messi arrived at the club in 2021, but in recent weeks, PSG fans have become critical of his performance, and the team failed to win the Champions League. Messi's future remains uncertain with rumors of a potential move to MLS or a return to Barcelona.
Fox News: NBA broadcaster Mike Breen reveals prized Kobe Bryant possession his wife saved while reliving house fire
NBA announcer Mike Breen's Long Island home was destroyed by a fire caused by improperly disposed staining materials in his garage. Breen and his family were away on a short vacation at the time. Though many memories and mementos were lost, Breen felt an outpouring of love and support from friends and colleagues in the NBA community, which helped him and his family get through the tough time.
Fox News: Antonio Brown wants Cam Newton to play in arena football game: 'I'm offering Cam 150K'
Antonio Brown has hinted at teaming up with Cam Newton to play for the Albany Empire arena football team. Brown had previously shown up to practice but was a no-show for the game on May 27. He offered Newton $150k to play one game with him on Twitter. Brown is the co-owner of the team which recently went through a shakeup due to missed payments to the former coach. Brown claims everyone has been paid what they're owed, and he could play in the team's home game on June 17.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Camping Gifts for Dad He's Sure to Love
Looking for the perfect gift for your dad? Consider camping gifts! From a compact Blackstone Tabletop Grill to a personalized campsite sign, we’ve compiled a list of the best camping gifts for your dad that he’ll actually use. Show him you care by giving him a practical gift that he will love.
Field & Stream: Colorado Slashes Big Game Tags in Premier Mule Deer and Elk Zones After Harsh Winter
Colorado Parks & Wildlife announced significant big game tag reductions in response to harsh winter weather and high winter mortality rates for big game populations, particularly in the state’s northwest region. The agency reduced tags for deer, elk, and pronghorn by 25,000 in the “severe winter zone” and by 32,000 statewide. Cow elks had a 68 percent winter survival rate, while only 25 percent of calves made it through the winter.
Skilled Survival: How To Make Catfish Bait: My Grandfather's Recipe
Learn how to make the best homemade catfish bait recipe passed down from a father to a son. These stink bait recipes are known to be successful in catfishing with simple ingredients such as liver, flour, sardines, strawberry jello, and garlic salt. Blend the ingredients, let the bait sit for 48 hours, and you’re good to go. There’s also a recipe for cheese-based sink bait where you’ll need cheese spread, beef blood, garlic, sawdust, sponge, and a popsicle stick. Mix all the ingredients, add the sawdust, let it sit in the sun for a week, and catch big catfish with it.
#technology
Fox News: Exposed: Uncover the tracking secrets of Apple and Microsoft while you work on your Mac or PC
Learn how to check and erase everything that Google, Apple, and Microsoft track about you on their devices. From browsing and search history to location data, diagnostic data, and personalized advertising, these companies collect a lot of information. By using privacy settings and the privacy dashboard, you can limit the amount of data these companies gather on you. Take control of your tech usage and knowledge.
#other
Fox News: Blue Jays' Anthony Bass booed in first game since sharing video endorsing Target, Bud Light boycotts
Anthony Bass, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, was booed by his own fans in his first game since sharing videos endorsing boycotts of Target and Bud Light. The videos caused backlash from the Pride community and two days later, Bass apologized to his teammates and fans. The Blue Jays issued a statement saying individual player sentiments are not representative of the club's beliefs. Bass warmed up while the CN Tower was lit in rainbow colors and pitched a scoreless ninth in the Jays' loss. +
Fox News: 'Special Report' Spotlight: Is US power grid ready for summer?
A report from the NERC warns of widespread blackouts this summer due to Biden administration policies limiting emissions, disrupting operations at coal-fired generators in 23 states. The report notes that while stored supplies of natural gas and coal are high, infrastructure is lacking, creating a supply and demand problem for U.S. energy. Efforts to make it easier to build fossil fuel and clean energy projects have been included in recent negotiations to raise the debt limit, but fail to include infrastructure for transmission lines and pipelines to get production to consumers.
Fox News: Washington Post continues bleeding talent as top editors announce exits
The Washington Post has lost two longtime editors, including senior managing editor Cameron Barr, who is leaving after 19 years to move to England and focus on his own writing and consulting projects. Barr was among the finalists for the paper's executive editor job, along with managing editor Steven Ginsburg, but it was given to outsider Sally Buzbee over the pair. Barr's departure comes amid a wave of exits from the Post, with senior culture editor David Malitz also moving on to become the New York Times' culture deputy editor. Some believe the departures reflect discontent in the Post newsroom under Buzbee's leadership.