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2 Jun 2023
#illegals
Daily Caller: San Francisco’s Ousted DA Gets New Gig Teaching ‘Criminal Justice’ At Elite University
Private investigator Jack Stone is hired to find an illegal immigrant who is suspected of murdering a wealthy businessman. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a web of corruption and conspiracy involving high-ranking political officials and drug cartels. ( )
In the end, Stone is able to bring the killer and his conspirators to justice, but not without facing numerous obstacles and dangers along the way.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Biden's open border is a triple threat
Jesse Watters criticized Biden's border policy on "Primetime, calling it a triple threat for fueling the debt crisis, crime wave and drug epidemic, including overdose deaths from fentanyl. Mexican president Lopez Obrador criticizes Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis for urging Hispanics not to vote for him. Watters suggests that Obrador is interfering in the US election and insinuates a possible relationship between Biden and the Mexican president.
Daily Caller: North Korean Health Official Elected To Board Of World Health Organization
As the U.S. border crisis worsens, a group of activists takes matters into their own hands, smuggling illegal immigrants across the border. Private detective, Sam Spade, is hired by a wealthy man to investigate the group's operations, but soon uncovers a tangled web of corruption and greed in the political system.
In the aftermath of a devastating cyber attack, the nation reels as hospitals struggle to operate without access to critical medical records. A team of IT professionals works tirelessly to restore the system and prevent future attacks, but they soon discover that the breach was orchestrated by a foreign government seeking to cripple the U.S.
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor Applauds $51M for Migrants Despite Objections of Taxpayers
Chicago City Council approves $51 million for over 10,000 border crossers and illegal aliens, despite objections from local taxpayers who say their needs are being ignored. Mayor Brandon Johnson calls it "critical" to support new arrivals, but residents demand equal attention to their demands, including reparations and an office for black Americans. The costs of illegal immigration are expected to exceed $100 million in less than a year.
The Federalist Papers: Biden's Border Crisis: Five Illegal Aliens Charged in Murder of 15-Year-Old Boy
Five MS-13 gang members, all illegal immigrants, have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Limber Jocimar Lopez Funez, whose remains were found in Gambrill State Park in April. The Biden administration’s lack of control over the southern border is putting American citizens at risk, with communities along the border already struggling to cope with an unprecedented immigration crisis. Biden’s decision to allow the expiration of Trump-era Title 42 restrictions has resulted in a massive influx of migrants at the border, including dangerous people like MS-13 gang members.
#politics
National Review: Trump Responds to Covid Criticism: ‘I Was Able to Do Something Nobody Else Could Have Done’
Trump defends pandemic response and praises vaccine rapid development while criticizing mandates, in response to an Iowa voter's question.
The DeSantis campaign criticizes lockdowns and Fauci's role in Trump White House, highlighting weak leadership on pandemic response.
Fox News: Joe Manchin calls 'bulls---' on GOP taking credit for gas pipeline in debt ceiling deal
Senator Joe Manchin claims credit for advocating the Mountain Valley Pipeline included in the debt ceiling bill, dismissing the notion that Republicans were behind it. He emphasizes that, ultimately, it was his persistent advocacy for the 303-mile West Virginia-to-Virginia pipeline that won the White House over. Republican leaders, however, say they pushed for the provision and only called on Manchin to request the White House withdraw its opposition late in the talks. Political maneuvering over this pipeline project in garners criticism from eco groups.
The project has taken years-long permitting and numerous legal challenges. The long-awaited fast-track provision in the debt ceiling package, among other things, reforming federal infrastructure and energy permitting, includes permitting for MVP. Environmental groups have repeatedly opposed the MVP project and slammed the debt ceiling for including permitting for the project. The project has been significantly slowed by a lengthy permitting process and legal challenges. The pipeline is projected to generate $40 million in new tax revenue for West Virginia, $10 million in new tax revenue for Virginia, and up to $250 million in royalties for West Virginia landowners.
The Blaze: 'What Is a Woman?' documentary blocked on Twitter over 'misgendering,' but Elon Musk says it was a mistake
The Daily Wire claims that Twitter blocked their transgender agenda documentary for "misgendering," but Elon Musk called it a mistake and said it is allowed. The blocking caused concerns among conservatives about censorship and lack of free speech on the platform. Critics have attacked Musk for easing hate speech standards on Twitter and allowing prejudiced speech.
The Right Scoop: Both DeSantis and Trump respond to Biden falling on stage today [VIDEOS]
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Governor DeSantis and former President Trump respond to Biden's fall at Air Force Academy graduation. Trump hopes for Biden's recovery and talks about his own ramp experience, while DeSantis wishes for both Biden's and the US's recovery from injuries caused by his policies.
The Blaze: Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream ends paid advertising on Twitter over 'proliferation of hate speech'
Ben & Jerry's has ended paid advertising on Twitter, citing rising hate speech since Elon Musk acquired the platform. The liberal ice cream company called on others to boycott advertising until Musk and Twitter take a stand against "toxicity" on the platform. The company maintained it will keep a presence on Twitter to connect with the community, but refused to do business in Israel in solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
The Epoch Times: Santa Ana Postpones Voting on Seeking Exemption From State Housing Laws
Santa Ana has postponed voting on a resolution to seek exemption from two state housing laws, AB 2011 and SB 6, until June 20th. The laws enable residential development in commercial zones without local zoning regulations. The city is seeking exemption from them to maintain control over planning policies, and cites 770 acres of land that could be re-zoned for residential projects. The Department of Housing and Community Development is currently reviewing the issue. Residents have mixed opinions on the matter.
#society
The Epoch Times: Los Angeles Dodgers to Honor LGBTQ Anti-Christian Group
The LA Dodgers invited an anti-Christian group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, to be honored at a pride game. This group dresses as hedonistic nuns and uses Christian imagery to mock religious beliefs.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist Papers: Biden Sexual Assault Accuser Flees the Country After Sending Ominous Warning
Tara Reade, who accused President Joe Biden of sexual assault, has defected to Russia and is seeking Russian citizenship. She appeared in a propaganda video produced by Sputnik International and praised Russian politician Maria Butina for assisting her defection. A former Defense Intelligence Agency analyst who worked in Russian studies said that Reade is “being played” by Russia. The White House had little to say about Reade’s story, and an analyst claimed that Putin was using Reade to give the story about the assault allegations against Biden another run in light of his announcing his run for re-election in 2024.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Case Against Recession Is Building
Construction spending rose 1.2 percent in April, beating Wall Street's forecasts and indicating a strong US economy. Homebuilder stocks are outpacing the S&P 500 and residential construction rose by 0.5 percent, with a gain in multifamily construction offsetting a drop in single-family construction. Meanwhile, nonresidential construction, the largest category of which is manufacturing construction, rose 1.9 percent, suggesting a vote of confidence among manufacturers that the predicted economic downturn will be brief. Public construction spending is also up, with highways and streets experiencing a 1.3 percent increase to $124.7 billion. Construction has boosted hiring, with the private sector adding 64,000 construction jobs in May.
The Epoch Times: Large Number of Job Openings May Lead to Rate Hike
US job openings rose unexpectedly in April, reaching 10.1 million, the highest since January, suggesting the recent Silicon Valley Bank crisis had little effect on employers' demand for workers. The robust labour market data may lead Federal Reserve policymakers to raise interest rates in June as they fear the tight labour market will lead to inflation. The historically-low unemployment rate brought the number of job openings per unemployed person to 1.8, leading to investor worries that the Fed’s rate policy-setting committee may not pause an increase in interest rates next month.
Red State: Gavin Newsom Wants State to Buy Wind, Thermal Power, Force Californians to Pay for It
California Governor Gavin Newsom wants the state to buy large amounts of renewable energy to prevent rolling blackouts, a change that could increase costs for Californians. Currently, Californians receive text alerts to set their air conditioning no lower than 78 degrees and avoid using appliances like washing machines during heatwaves due to the shortfall. The energy shortfall is currently made up with diesel generators, but California will need to add about 40 gigawatts of new power over the next 10 years. Newsom's administration wants to use California's purchasing power to encourage private companies to build large power plants that run off of heat and wind. The plan could mean that Californians pay a new charge on their electricity bills.
The Epoch Times: Australia's Housing Market Regains Momentum With Third Consecutive Growth in May
Australian house prices have risen for the third month in a row, with an increase of 1.2% in May. Prices rose by 1.8% in Sydney. The growth has been attributed to low housing supply and increased demand, as well as FOMO. Regional areas saw weaker growth, with only a 0.5% rise in the combined regionals index. Housing approvals across Australia have fallen to a decade low, with a seasonally adjusted 11,594 dwellings approved in April. The decline in approvals is expected to continue and has been attributed to a combination of economic headwinds, construction cost blowouts, labour uncertainties and increased compliance costs.
The Federalist Papers: Largest US Bank Gives Target Painful News Amid Brutal 9-Day Losing Streak
Target Corporation's stock market value has plummeted in the past two weeks, falling $12 billion. The company has suffered a series of losing days, closing Wednesday at a low point of $131.69, the lowest value of Target stock since 2020. JPMorgan Chase & Co. downgraded the stock from “overweight” to “neutral” over concerns that "persistent inflation" would cause a drop in consumer spending. The slump in Target's market value may not be solely because of the economic climate, with the company being identified as alienating conservative and center-right Americans by embracing cultural progressivism, including featuring "tuck-friendly" wear and rainbow-colored onesies in its LGBT pride month store displays.
#military
The Federalist Papers: 'HUGE VICTORY': Drag Show at Air Force Base Axed After Tipoff from Rep. Matt Gaetz
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz claims a "huge victory" after a drag queen event planned for June 1 at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada was cancelled. Gaetz demanded answers from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley. The event coincided with "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI+) Pride Month" which the Biden admin promoted. Conservatives criticize the promotion of drag queen events at taxpayer expense, highlighting the military's failure to insulate children from adult sexual expression.
#health
Fox News: Tennessee man eats only McDonald's food for 100 days straight: Here's what happened
A Tennessee man has lost 58.5 pounds in 100 days by eating only McDonald's in his weight-loss attempt. Kevin Maginnis, who at the start of the challenge weighed 238 pounds, eats McDonald’s three times a day but eats only half of what he orders. For breakfast, he eats one burrito and half of the hash brown or half of the muffin, saving the rest for lunch. For dinner, he might order a Big Mac meal and eat half the burger, half the fries and half the apple pie, saving the rest for the next day. Maginnis said his health after his 100-day challenge is great – with lower cholesterol and a normal blood pressure.
Maginnis' strategy is to eat half a plate to lose weight and a third of the plate to maintain his weight. However, Lindsay Allen, a Florida-based dietitian specializing in metabolic health and weight loss, perceives a couple of problems with the fast-food meal plan. Allen said eventually, Maginnis' metabolism can drop up to 30% when he restricts calories for too long and when he starts eating normal portions again, he will regain the weight right away. Secondly, Allen says that Maginnis is missing out on key nutrients that the body needs for optimal health, which can lead to heightened food cravings. Although Maginnis is healthier after the 100-day challenge, Allen recommends a more balanced diet for weight loss.
#education
The Federalist Papers: University Proclaims Using 'Wrong' Pronouns Could Be an 'Act of Violence' - Do They Remember What Happened in Nashville?
University of Colorado warns that "misgendering" transgender people could be considered an "act of violence". Students urged to use correct pronouns.
#crime
Fox News: Boxer Gervonta Davis violates house arrest, will serve rest of hit-and-run sentence in jail: report
Boxer Gervonta Davis will reportedly serve the rest of his 90-day sentence for a hit-and-run in jail after violating his home detention sentence. The decision was made after an impromptu hearing on Thursday. Davis was facing over seven years in prison for 14 charges but pleaded guilty to four traffic violations in February. He was also ordered to serve 200 hours of community service.
Fox News: Armed pregnant woman shoots attacker targeting her family in Arkansas parking garage
A pregnant woman shot an attacker who targeted her family in an Arkansas parking garage; the Tennessee family was visiting Little Rock for their daughter's birthday. The woman shot the attacker in the neck, and the other suspect is still being sought. Despite the attack, the family's husband said that it won't deter them from traveling.
Breitbart: Spotlight on Hunter Biden After ATF Reaffirms No 2A Rights for Drug Users
Federal law prohibits gun possession by users of certain drugs, including those that are legal in some states. The ATF's St. Paul office reiterated this in response to Minnesota's legalization of marijuana for recreational use. This may have implications for Hunter Biden, who allegedly lied about his history of drug use on an ATF Form 4473 when purchasing a gun in 2018, potentially committing a felony.
Daily Caller: EXCLUSIVE: School District Tells Gym Teachers To Wear Gay Flags, Use Preferred Pronouns To Make Class More ‘Inclusive’
Detective John Smith investigates the murder of a wealthy businessman, leading him down a dangerous path involving corruption and greed in the city's political and economic circles.
A team of scientists discovers a groundbreaking cure for a deadly disease, but must navigate the ethical and financial challenges that come with its release to the public.
The Blaze: Pennsylvania middle school teacher's assistant charged with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with boy, photos shared to 'unknown number' of students
Teacher's assistant Megan Carlisle from Pennsylvania was fired and arrested for having sex with a 15-year-old student. Carlisle allegedly sent explicit images to the minor through Snapchat and touched him sexually during an in-school suspension. Police claim that Carlisle picked up the boy and engaged in sexual activity in her car at an empty parking lot before sending him $20 via Cash App. Carlisle was charged with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, institutional sexual assault, unlawful contact with a minor, statutory sexual assault, and dissemination of sexual materials to a minor. The school district announced she is no longer employed.
Daily Caller: Bud Light Bloodbath Drops Anheuser-Busch Stock Into Bear Market Territory
Private investigator, Jack Riley, is hired to look into the suspicious suicide of a wealthy businessman. He discovers a complex web of corruption and deception involving political figures and illegal activities. As he gets closer to the truth, he finds himself in grave danger.
Scientists at a top research facility have developed a groundbreaking technology that could change the world. When a rival corporation makes a hostile takeover, they steal the technology and try to use it for their own gain. The scientists must race against time to reclaim their invention before it falls into the wrong hands.
#sports
Fox News: JJ Watt blasts media for 'sh---ing on' rookies in OTAs: ‘Let guys develop'
Former NFL player J.J. Watt has criticized the pressure put on rookie players in the league, citing the overreaction to bad practices or games. Watt, who retired earlier this year, has stated that he had "rough practices every single year" and that such struggles are part of the learning curve for new players. He emphasized the importance of allowing rookies to develop and grow as players without the added pressure of constant criticism and scrutiny.
The Epoch Times: Brothers ‘Push Through’ to Excel at Sprint Kayaking
Brothers Petri and Zachary Alva are sprint kayakers who train to compete at the national and world levels. They train with a private racing club called the River Town Racers in Petaluma, California, and compete in individual, paired, or four-person crews in sprinting events such as the 200 meter, 500m, 1000m, and 5000m. They believe sprint kayaking is mentally and physically rewarding. Zachary works as an engineer and is flexible with his job when he needs to travel for training or competitions. Petri attends junior college and manages his studies with his training regime.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Popular RV YouTubers Share Pitfalls to Avoid When Buying an RV
Kyle and Renee from Happily Ever Hanks provide tips on buying an RV. Financing an RV can be harder because financial institutions view them as non-essential purchases. To avoid costly mistakes, do proper research, familiarize yourself with RV lingo, and test the functionality of floor plans. Consider storage, bathroom size, and accessibility when closed. Don't get distracted by shiny objects. Know your purpose and set a price point before going to a dealership.
#other
Fox News: Brazilian Congress deals critical blow to environmental agencies, Lula administration
Brazil's Congress has reduced the powers of the newly-formed Ministry of Indigenous Peoples and Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, both led by women environmentalists. This move by the "beef caucus" shows an opposition to President Lula's priorities, and prevents the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples from legalizing boundaries and the Ministry of Environment from managing a national property registry. The caucus opposes the legalization of more Indigenous lands and measures to control deforestation. Critics argue that Lula did not do enough to stop the action.
Fox News: Ex-CNN pundit rips network for interview on Toobin masturbation scandal: 'Sexual harassment in and of itself'
Mary Katharine Ham criticized CNN for allowing anchor Alisyn Camerota to interview Jeffrey Toobin about his masturbation scandal, arguing that it was an example of sexual harassment. During a guest appearance on the "Ruthless" podcast, Ham discussed the Toobin scandal, which involved him getting caught masturbating during a New Yorker Zoom call back in 2020. Toobin was eventually reinstated at CNN but his return caused intense backlash. Ham's criticism comes after she was suspended from CNN in 2022 for commenting on the Toobin scandal, though she was only informed of her suspension after seven months.
Breitbart: Dodgers Celebrate Gay Pride Month with Rainbow Tweet Amid Backlash over Hosting Anti-Catholic Drag Queens
The Dodgers celebrate with a rainbow "LA" on Twitter and plan to award a transgender drag group a "community hero" award. The team also sponsors the extremist group, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, angering many Christians who consider it a bigoted hate group.
Red State: REPORT: North Korea's Kim Jong Un Weighs Over 300 Lbs, Suffers From 'Severe' Sleep Disorder
South Korea's intelligence service reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be experiencing a serious sleep disorder and engaging in excessive alcohol and tobacco consumption. His weight is estimated to be 308 pounds and he is suspected of being in a "vicious cycle" of alcohol and tobacco use, exasperating the sleep disorder. The Chairman is hoarding medications such as zolpidem for the treatment of insomnia, according to the South Korean spy agency.
Kim Jong Un's health is being closely monitored as his weight increases and he appears tired with dark circles around his eyes. The briefing came after a failed North Korean spy satellite launch on Wednesday morning, which Kim is reported to have personally attended. The Chairman has not selected a successor and without a known succession pick, an abrupt incapacitation of Kim could spark chaos in the nuclear-armed country.