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12 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: DeSantis' scathing response to Gavin Newsom's threats
California Governor Gavin Newsom is angry that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sent illegal migrants from the southern border to California. Newsom has threatened criminal charges, while DeSantis argues that California's status as a sanctuary state contributes to the problem. He believes that border control should be a joint effort and that the current policy is a failure. Dave Rubin agrees with DeSantis and questions why Newsom's frustration isn't directed at President Biden instead.
#politics
Townhall: Tucker's Legal Team Responds to Fox News' Cease-and-Desist Letter
Fox News has sent a cease-and-desist letter to former host Tucker Carlson over his video commentary on Twitter. Carlson's legal team has responded, claiming Fox News is breaching his contract which runs until the end of 2024. Attorney Harmeet Dhillon has also revealed that she will no longer appear on the channel due to its actions.
Fox News: Ohio Supreme Court orders rewrite of constitutional amendment ballot language
Ohio Supreme Court orders state panel to fix misleading language on a ballot proposal to make it more difficult to amend the state's constitution. The proposal calls for raising the threshold for passing future constitutional amendments in Ohio from a simple majority to 60%, but the wording in some parts of the proposal has been deemed misleading by the court. Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose immediately reconvened the Ohio Ballot Board for Tuesday afternoon to address the issue.
National Review: The Corner: Frivolous Trump Argument No. 1: Classified Intelligence Reports Compiled by Government Agencies Are ‘Personal Records’ under the Presidential Records Act
Trump defenders argue that intelligence agency reports taken by Trump belong to him as "personal records" under the Presidential Records Act. They claim the Espionage Act does not apply to presidents but this is a frivolous argument. Clinton supporters expressed similar views during her term and yet Clinton was prosecuted - the reports are not presidential records and even if they were, they would not be Trump's personal property. Trump's behavior is also questionable given his requirement to document his official acts. Ultimately, Trump cannot designate agency intelligence reports as his personal property under the PRA.
Fox News: Trump arrives at his Miami hotel ahead of arraignment on federal charges
Former President Trump has arrived at his hotel in Miami ahead of his Tuesday arraignment in federal court where he faces 37 charges, including withholding national defense documents and making false statements. Protests are expected across the city and outside his Mar-a-Lago home. Trump argues that he is the victim of a "political hit job."
#society
The Babylon Bee: Child Waves At His Teacher And Principal On Pride Parade Float Acting Out Bondage Scene
A young boy witnessed his teacher and principal performing a kinky bondage scene on a float at Kansas City's annual Pride Parade. The teachers were excited to see their student there. It is unclear how the boy ended up at the parade or if his parents took him there knowingly.
Fox News: Valerie Bertinelli gives intimate update on love life and weight loss after nasty divorce
Actress Valerie Bertinelli has made it clear that she has no interest in dating after her wrenching divorce from Tom Vitale, which was finalized last November. The actress harbours no affection for her ex-husband, whom she has described in the past as a "narcissist" who verbally and emotionally abused her, and has suggested she may choose to remain single for good. Bertinelli is now focusing on her emotional and mental health, sharing with her followers on Instagram details about her journey towards self-love and self-care, including therapy sessions, meditation, journaling, and a healthy diet.
The New American: White House Pride Flag Display Is a Disgrace - The New American
The LGBTQ flag on display above the White House for Pride Month sparked outrage, with some accusing Biden of using the event to push his neo-Marxist social agenda. Americans were angered that the flag of the United States was dishonored and disgraced. Senator Roger Marshall accused Biden of violating the U.S. Flag Code, which states that the U.S. flag should be at the center and highest point when multiple flags are displayed. Biden's lack of respect for service members and hypocrisy only added to the anger of many Americans towards his administration's woke policies.
Daily Wire: Jennifer Garner Talks Raising Kids In Spotlight With Ex-Ben Affleck
Actress Jennifer Garner discusses co-parenting and raising kids in Hollywood with fellow actress Sheryl Lee Ralph and says that despite the challenges, parenting is a gift. Garner also opens up about the constant attention from paparazzi and her sensitivity to media coverage. The actress maintains a healthy relationship with her ex-husband, actor Ben Affleck, for the well-being of their three children.
Fox News: Jury holds PacifiCorp liable for Oregon wildfires, awarding multi-million dollar damages
Electric utility PacifiCorp has been found liable for causing the Oregon Labor Day wildfires in 2020. The jury awarded millions of dollars to 17 homeowners who sued the utility, and its liability finding has been applied to a larger class of nearly 2,500 property owners affected by the fires. The damages could cost the company more than $1bn. PacifiCorp, which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway, did not shut off power during the windstorm over Labor Day weekend despite warnings from officials. The utility company has also been implicated in other wildfires, including one in Oregon that started in its Californian service territory.
Daily Wire: Canadian Province Changes School Gender Policy To ‘Recognize Role Of Parents’
New Brunswick, Canada changed its gender identity policy, requiring children under 16 to have parental consent to change their names and pronouns at school. The new policy also removes a reference to students being allowed to participate in school activities "consistent with their gender identity." This change came after eight lawmakers boycotted parliamentary business on Thursday in protest of the new policy, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned it at an LGBT event in Toronto. Some U.S. states have passed laws requiring schools to inform parents if their child asks to identify as a new gender.
#war
Fox News: Ukraine claims to have captured another village as highly anticipated counteroffensive underway
Ukrainian troops took back four villages, including Storozhov, from Russian forces near the eastern Donetsk region. The villages are part of an area where the Russian front lines jut out into territory held by Ukraine. Analysts believe that the effort to rid Ukraine of entrenched and powerfully armed Russian troops could take years. The reported Ukrainian advance comes as both sides have been pressed on with rescues and relocation efforts for civilians in the Kherson region driven from their homes by flooding from the breach of the Kakhovka dam last week. Water-borne diseases and access to fresh drinking water pose a big risk. Ukrainian authorities have accused Russian forces of deliberately destroying the dam, while the Russians have blamed Ukrainian shelling for the dam's destruction.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Kirby Cleans Up White House Lies About China's Spying Plans in Cuba
National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby admitted that China does have a foothold in Cuba and plans on using it to target the United States. Kirby previously claimed that reporting about a planned Chinese spy base in Cuba was inaccurate. Kirby now says that the secret Chinese spy facility in Cuba "is not a new development."
The American Spectator: VIDEO: The CCP is Spying on the U.S. From Cuba
China is using a spy base in communist Cuba, less than 100 miles off the coast of Florida, to eavesdrop on communication in the United States. The United States must prioritize national security and stand up to the CCP.
The Economist: India’s diaspora is bigger and more influential than any in history
India's diaspora is the largest in the world with almost 18 million migrants living abroad, compared to 11.2 million Mexicans and 10.5 million Chinese. With their success abroad, the Indian diaspora builds vital links between their adopted homes and their birthplaces, providing India with significant inward remittances of around 3% of GDP and boosting cross-border trade and investment. Indians have stronger English language skills than the Chinese and tend to work in professions with high demand, particularly in information technology and medicine. The Indian diaspora's significant influence is seen in the number of top executives and politicians of Indian heritage worldwide.
#economy
Fox News: Judge grants American Airlines and JetBlue Airways extension to end northeast partnership
American Airlines and JetBlue Airways have been granted more time to end their north-east partnership by a US District Judge. The injunction originally ordered will take effect 21 days after the Judge finalizes a judgment imposing terms on the airlines. However, it is currently unclear when that will be.
#culture
Red State: Marble Halls & Silver Screens With Sarah Lee Ep. 150: The 'FBI Transparency, The Searchers, and Entertainment AI' Edition
George Washington's dangerous expedition to deliver a message from the Virginia colonial governor to Fort Le Boeuf takes him through the wilds of the Ohio River Valley where he encounters an unexplainable evil force that he refuses to report. This is the full account of his harrowing journey.
On this week's show, an interview with David Vining about his new book "Colonial Nightmare," a discussion of John Ford's "The Searchers," brief updates on the FBI and Hollywood's encounter with AI. The show is available on various platforms including Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and Deezer.
#crime
Fox News: Utah mother accused of poisoning husband will remain in jail as murder trial proceeds
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author of a children's book on grief, will remain in jail during her trial on murder and drug charges. She is accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl and has been called a "desperate, greedy, and extremely manipulative" murderer by her victim's sister. Prosecutors argue that the evidence against her is strong while her attorneys claim it is dubious. The case will likely revolve around financial and marital disputes as possible motives.
Flag And Cross: Man Drowns While on Honeymoon - Then the Situation Gets Even Worse for Widow
Honeymoon tragedy in Hawaii as Steven Phan died while snorkeling and his rental car, along with all the couples’ belongings, was stolen. Widow Brittany now faces the devastation of losing her husband and becoming a victim of crime. A GoFundMe campaign to pay for Steven’s funeral and final expenses, organized by Michelle Rankin, has raised almost $26,000 so far.
#sports
Forbes: Is It Time For A Changing Of The Guard With Cleveland Guardians’ Catchers?
Cleveland Guardians' catcher Mike Zunino has been struggling both offensively and defensively in the 2023 season, leading fans to wonder when Bo Naylor, the presumed catcher of the future, will be called up from Triple-A Columbus. Naylor has been producing impressive offensive statistics, but the team's assistant general manager, James Harris, says more considerations factor into Naylor's potential promotion, such as his ability to lead the clubhouse at the major league level and work with the analysts. The catching position in Cleveland has been producing meager offensive numbers, and fans believe Naylor should replace Zunino as the everyday catcher to help the team win now.
Fox News: French powerhouse Bordeaux to remain in second division after fan attacked player
French soccer team Bordeaux punished by the league after a pitch invader attacked a Rodez player during a crucial game which Bordeaux had to win to keep the promotion hopes alive. Bordeaux will remain in the second division for the upcoming season and one point has been deducted for next season. The decision may be overturned since Bordeaux believes it to be "incomprehensible as it is disproportionate".
The Federalist Papers: ESPN Director Dies Unexpectedly in Middle of NCAA Tournament
Kyle Brown, a longtime ESPN director and former college baseball player, died unexpectedly over the weekend due to a medical emergency while covering an NCAA tournament at age 42. He was a deeply admired and highly accomplished member of ESPN's production team and had worked a multitude of sports from baseball and basketball to 'Monday Night Football' and college football. The network and its anchors and reporters honored Brown's memory and sent their prayers to his wife and children.
Fox News: Congress on the Diamond: A look at the highs and lows of a DC tradition
Congress has been playing baseball since 1909, with a bipartisan game played every year. Democrats won the first five games. Thousands of fans cram into Nationals Park to watch the event that appears to be a scene more than a serious game. House Speaker Champ Clark wasn't a fan of the game and often complained that it interfered with congressional work. Some notable lawmakers have left a more significant mark on baseball than they did on Congress. Late Rep. Jacob Rupert acquired the New York Yankees and made them one of the most legendary sports franchises in history.
The Blaze: Professional PGA golfer tackled by security while trying to celebrate Nick Taylor's Canadian Open-winning, 72-foot putt
Canadian golfer Nick Taylor wins the RBC Canadian Open for the first time since 1954. Taylor closed Sunday's game with a six-under round to finish on 17-under, securing a $1.62 million prize. The audience was excited as he made a 72-foot eagle putt, which became the longest-made putt of his PGA Tour career. Fellow golfer Adam Hadwin rushed out to congratulate Taylor with a bottle of champagne but was stopped by a security guard who had mistaken him as a member of the crowd and was tackled. Taylor remained vertical throughout and said during the win, "this is the most incredible feeling."
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Rip Currents Account For More Than 80% Of Beach Rescues As They Swimmers From Shore
Rip currents are responsible for nearly 80% of all lifeguard rescues and more than 100 deaths per year in the US alone. They are a channel of water that pulls swimmers away from shore and can reach speeds faster than Olympic swimmers. Chaotic swells from powerful storms and high winds are their main cause and they can occur at any beach with breaking waves all year-round. Swimmers should always swim with a lifeguard present and swim parallel to shore if caught in a rip current.
The best way to survive a rip current is not to panic, not to swim back to shore and to swim parallel until the person has left its grip. Since rip currents can occur at any time of the year, beach-goers should pay attention to posted beach flags and check NOAA forecasts for any warnings. Swimmers should also be aware of potential dangers by checking with local officials before venturing into the surf. Even beaches with protective barriers can still suffer from rip currents depending on the proximity of storms.
Fox News: 1 of 2 fires in New Jersey's Pine Barrens fully contained
Two forest fires in New Jersey Pinelands almost contained; one fully contained. Authorities warn visibility issues may persist. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
Outdoor Life: The Best Thru-Hiking Shoes of 2023
Choosing the right shoe is crucial for thru-hikers. Physical therapist Morgan Brosnihan recommends considering cushion, width, and drop height. Finding the perfect shoe takes time and research. There is no one "best" shoe for everyone. Train in your shoes, build up mileage, and prepare for changes in foot size. Shoe options include Altra Lone Peak 7, Topo Ultraventure 3, Hoka Speedgoat 5, Brooks Cascadia 16, Salomon XA Pro 3D V8, and Altra Olympus 5.
onX Offroad: Top Off Road Parks for Exploring, Crawling and Camping
Off-road parks offer dedicated locations for off-road enthusiasts to enjoy backroads, single-track trails, and camping areas without worrying about non-motorized recreationists. These parks feature trails for motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, and 4X4s, as well as onsite amenities for overnight and multi-day trips. Popular off-road parks include Hatfield-McCoy Trails, Ride Royal Blue ATV Resort, Brimstone Recreation, Famous Reading Outdoors, Wolf Caves, Windrock Park, and River Run ATV Park, among others.
#technology
Forbes: New Twitter CEO Says ‘Why’ She Joined Twitter—By Parroting Musk’s Buzzwords
New Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino said that the need to transform the global town square, inspired her to work for the company. She added that Twitter has the opportunity to become the world's most accurate real-time information source and a global town square for communication. Yaccarino was appointed as the CEO last month, and now has the mission to provide advertisers with a better return on their marketing dollars.
#other
PJ Media: Team Tucker Responds to Cease-and-Desist Letter From Fox News
Fox News sent a cease-and-desist letter to Tucker Carlson, demanding he no longer post video commentary on Twitter. Carlson's legal team responded, accusing Fox News of ignoring viewer interests and shareholder obligations, and committing the "most catastrophic programming decision" in cable news history. Carlson's attorney also declared she would no longer appear on Fox News. Carlson's former producer at Fox News revealed the next episode of Tucker on Twitter will be posted on Tuesday and will cover the latest indictment of Donald Trump. Carlson launched his new show last Tuesday, and the first episode has nearly 115 million views.
The Blaze: Report: CNN used ties to then-N.Y. Gov Andrew Cuomo to lobby for reopening of theaters during COVID lockdowns to benefit parent company WarnerMedia
CNN allegedly used its ties to then-Governor Andrew Cuomo to lobby for the reopening of theaters during COVID lockdowns, benefiting its parent company, WarnerMedia. The network faces arbitration with former host Chris Cuomo, who seeks $125 million for wrongful termination, claiming the network used his connections with his brother to advance its interests. Text messages reportedly revealed conversations between Andrew Cuomo and then-CNN chief marketing officer, Allison Gollust, who coordinated Cuomo's appearances, requesting him to meet with WarnerMedia studio chief Ann Sarnoff to reopen movie theaters.
PJ Media: A Canadian Firefighter Sheds Light on the Smoke in the East
Canadian firefighter explains the natural role of fire in ecosystems, citing forest management policies similar to the US. Fire can be healthy, "cleaning up" forests and allowing new growth, but can also lead to more destructive fires. The Great Fire of 1910 led to policies to quickly contain all wildfires, causing dead trees and plants to pile up and become kindling. Droughts have made this worse, but the fires are human-caused and not due to climate change.
Forbes: Golden Golds Operator Shutters—Awards Show Sold Amid Controversies
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has sold the Golden Globe Awards to Eldridge, owned by investor Todd Boehly, after a racially-tinged scandal led to widespread boycotts of the film and television accolades. Dick Clark Productions assisted in the purchase and will absorb the Golden Globes into its for-profit operations. Financial details were not released. The new owners will also create the Golden Globe Foundation.
Fox News: Driver of ruptured gas tanker lost control on off-ramp in leadup to I-95 collapse: report
A gasoline-hauling tractor-trailer flipped on an off-ramp, starting a fire which destroyed an Interstate 95 (I-95) overpass in Philadelphia. The highway will be closed in both directions for weeks, with the elevated southbound part of I-95 requiring demolition. Motorists are advised to avoid northeastern Philadelphia if possible. There were no motorists injured or killed but one body was recovered from the wreckage which is currently being identified. A team from the National Transportation Safety Board is being sent to investigate the accident.