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14 Jun 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Hawley Slams HHS Over Migrant Child Labor Scandals
Senator Josh Hawley criticizes Biden administration for allowing migrant children to be sold into slavery after crossing the border. Hawley called out HHS secretary Xavier Becerra for allegedly ignoring warnings from employees about migrant children's safety. The New York Times reported that thousands of unaccompanied migrant children ended up working grueling jobs in dangerous conditions. Hawley accuses the administration of cowardice for refusing to answer questions about the crisis. The administration's policies for dispersing migrant children have come under fire for allowing children to be sent to the homes of unscreened adults, some of whom could be registered sex offenders or have a history of child neglect.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Poilievre and Singh to Begin Talks on Terms for Foreign Interference Inquiry
Conservative and NDP leaders plan talks to establish a nonpartisan, public inquiry into foreign interference. Former governor general David Johnston resigned after recommending against a public inquiry, citing difficulties with revealing national security information to the public. Opposition parties seek to avoid giving the Liberal government an excuse not to implement an inquiry.
Breitbart: Chaffetz and Schweizer: 'Government Runs on Auto-Pilot by Puppeteers'
Former Congressman Jason Chaffetz claims that the Democrats have been gradually taking over the government for the past 15 years, with much of the administration now on autopilot and immune to congressional oversight. Three-quarters of government spending is automated and programmatic, including all the entitlement programs, while the remaining budget deals only concern about 10% of annual spending. Chaffetz's new book, Puppeteers: The People Who Control the People Who Control America, explores the deep state, administrative government, and the puppet masters who direct elected politicians. It reveals how unelected bureaucrats, climate activists, and teachers' unions are holding the strings and making the real decisions.
Chaffetz believes that term limits should be implemented not just for congressmen, but also for the administrative state, including senior staff, cabinet secretaries, and top economic advisers. His book reveals the people controlling the government, such as George Soros and Brian Deese, who was Joe Biden's top economic adviser until February. Deese, who was the head of sustainable investing at BlackRock, is a climate activist. Chaffetz's experience as chairman of the House Oversight Committee until 2017, followed by writing the book, has given him a deeper insight into the workings of the government. The podcast, The Drill Down, delves further into the topic.
The New American: Articles of Impeachment Introduced Against Biden and Harris - The New American
Lauren Boebert, a Congresswoman from Colorado and member of the House Freedom Caucus, introduced articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden for his "unconstitutional dereliction of duty" at the southern border. Boebert cited Biden's failure to stop illegal immigration and fentanyl as the reason for the impeachment. She also threatened to use a "privileged motion" if the House leadership did not take action. Boebert and fellow freedom caucus member, Congressman Andy Ogles, also cosponsored articles of impeachment against Vice President Kamala Harris for her failure to address the border crisis. Only a small minority of House Republicans reportedly supported the impeachment proceedings.
Forbes: Virginia’s New Permitting Portal Is A Model For Other States
Virginia has established an innovative online permit tracking portal called the Permitting Enhancement and Evaluation Platform (PEEP) for applicants, government officials, and the public. The PEEP is a management tool that allows the government to track the permits it is approving as well as a customer service device that enables applicants to track their application's stage in the process. The portal creates transparency and accountability while documenting key steps, the time each step should take, and who is in charge of each task. It is visually pleasing and easy to use, and eventually, all state permitting processes will be tracked in the PEEP system.
Townhall: The Trump Indictment
Trump indicted for serious felonies related to hiding sensitive national security documents at Mar-a-Lago. Despite years of making insane accusations against Trump, liberals finally have him dead to rights. Trump's excuses are false and irrelevant to the obstruction of justice charges against him. Trump's case could end with a deal or a report reciting his crimes but declining to prosecute, as happened to Hillary. Prosecuting Trump helps Biden by revving up the Trump crazies.
The Epoch Times: 'It's Like They Wanted This to Happen,' Texas Lawmaker Tells Jan. 6 Hearing
Texas Rep. Troy Nehls said Capitol police leadership may have wanted the Jan. 6 riot to happen because the intelligence that was available was covered up. Nehls also laid most of the blame for the failure on former assistant Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman, and suggested she hid the intelligence. Nehls added that he believed Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt was murdered just outside the entrance to the Speaker’s Lobby at about 2:45 p.m. on Jan. 6 when USCP Lt. Michael Byrd fired one shot at her.
Fox News: CNN's coverage of Trump indictment after Chris Licht firing shows echoes of more partisan Jeff Zucker era
CNN appears to be returning to the anti-Trump programming of the Jeff Zucker-era following the departure of CEO Chris Licht. Licht wanted to dial back the partisan approach of his predecessor, but his offer of a town hall to former President Donald Trump led to him losing the faith of both the newsroom and CEO David Zaslav. CNN anchor Jake Tapper has told viewers it would be "dangerous" to air a Trump speech live because he "says a lot of things that are not true and sometimes potentially dangerous."
PJ Media: Democrat Party Panics Over RFK Jr. Primary Challenge: Report
The Democrat Party can't ignore RFK Jr. any longer as his popularity grows, so they are resorting to smears and attacks. The corporate state media is now targeting his wife in an attempt to divide his marriage and recruit her to the opposition.
Red State: 'Schiff Just Hit the Fan': House Set to Censure, Fine Adam Schiff for Promoting Russian Collusion Hoax
The Republican-controlled House is voting on a measure to censure Rep. Adam Schiff for his role in promoting the discredited Russian collusion hoax. Freshman Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has condemned Schiff, requesting a $16 million fine, and the vote will likely come Thursday.
Breitbart: GOP Budget Proposal Is Packed with Gun Policies: Blocks Pistol Brace Rule, Destroys Firearm Database
The Republican Study Committee's (RSC) proposed budget includes multiple Second Amendment provisions, including supporting the pistol brace bill repeal. The budget also includes the No REGISTRY Rights Act, the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, and policies related to gun silencers.
Spectator USA: Biden gives Trump the silent treatment
Former president Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to thirty federal charges and celebrated his birthday in Miami, showcasing his signature flair for drama and absurdity. Meanwhile, current president Joe Biden and the Democratic Party have taken a vow of silence on the indictment, with some Democrats expressing concern that Biden may miss an opportunity to underscore the gravity of the situation and deliver a political blow to his rival. However, the quiet approach may be the better strategy, especially given Biden's own legal challenges and the growing pressure on him to speak up as legal questions continue to dominate the conversation.
The New American: Congressional Report: Foreign National Recorded Biden Bribery Talks as "Insurance Policy" - The New American
Republicans in Congress claim Ukrainian national who bribed Joe Biden with $5 million recorded conversations with him as an "insurance policy."
CDC director promises to be as bad as the outgoing, North Dakotan legislators tied carbon-capture pipeline scheme to Chinese and South Korean backers, and a company reportedly takes down its LGBTQ decorations, causing seizures in the militant LGBTQ crowd.
The Epoch Times: Battle Over Biden’s Senate Records Continues in Delaware’s Supreme Court
The University of Delaware's denial of FOIA requests related to President Joe Biden's Senate records is being reconsidered by the state Supreme Court. Judicial Watch and Daily Caller News Foundation are seeking to overturn a ruling that found the university had met its obligations under the law by denying the requests. The university has argued that it did not need to conduct a search, as public funds were not used in the custody and curation of Biden’s records, but the Supreme Court found its factual assertions lacking. It remains unclear whether the university housed any classified materials for Biden during his time in the Senate.
Fox News: Did Biden call UK PM Sunak 'prejudiced'? White House pressed on comments on state puberty blocker bans
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about the UK banning puberty blockers for minors despite President Biden's opposition. Jean-Pierre declined to respond and stated that she wouldn't go beyond what the President has said. She also refused to comment on whether the Biden administration would withhold federal healthcare funds from states passing similar laws.
Spectator USA: What Paul Ryan got wrong about the culture wars
Former House Speaker Paul Ryan denounces the GOP's culture war efforts, saying that he is not a "culture war guy" and that instead he is focused on issues like China and the debt crisis. Many Republican critics perceive his comments as being out of touch with uncomfortable issues. The vast majority of Republican voters want to nominate either Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis, who are both populists that have leaned into the culture war, while some conservatives still remain uncomfortable with the "culture warrior" prospect. However, many working-class and middle-class families are forced to be "culture war guys," unable to afford segregating their children from cultural aggressors in public schools.
The Epoch Times: House Passes REINS Act to Curb Administrative State
The House passed a bill called the Regulations from the Executive In Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, which would require major regulations from agencies to be approved by Congress. The bill received 221 yeas and 210 nays, and includes multiple amendments from lawmakers. Democrats expressed concern over the measure potentially weakening the ability to have common-sense regulation for safety, while Republicans argue that existing tools to oversee executive-branch agencies, including the joint resolution of disapproval, are inadequate for exercising authority over the administrative state. #(insert appropriate hashtag here)
#society
Fox News: Demi Lovato reveals why using they/them pronouns was ‘absolutely exhausting’
Demi Lovato feels exhausted in constantly explaining pronouns and identities. She recently reverted back to using "she/her" pronouns in addition to "they/them." Lovato believes that it is important to add more neutral options and continues to spread about non-binary identities.
The Epoch Times: New Jersey Schools Report More Than 4,200 Percent Increase in Nonbinary Students in Four Years
The number of nonbinary students in New Jersey public schools has risen by 4218% in just four years, according to figures from the state's Department of Education. Parental rights activist Nik Stouffer believes this is due to a combination of COVID-19 restrictions and a new education program that normalizes sex changes. Stouffer argues that the pandemic had a severe impact on child development, and increased exposure to information promoting non-straight sexualities has led to more students identifying as nonbinary. Child development psychologist Leonard Sax expressed similar concerns, stating that children are socially and sexually malleable and need to be taught what is normal. The NJDOE did not reply to requests for comment.
The 4218% rise in nonbinary identification among New Jersey's public school students is mostly attributed to COVID-19 restrictions and an education program for normalizing sex changes. From just sixteen nonbinary students in 2019-20, the number rose sharply to 675 by 2022-23 and eight of the students were pre-kindergarten aged. According to parent activist Nik Stouffer, child development was negatively impacted by pandemic measures, and students could be influenced to identify as nonbinary if exposed to concepts that undermine traditional gender roles or standards. Development psychologist Leonard Sax commented on the dangers of problematic gender identity, stating that society must teach children what is normal, otherwise it threatens to increase the risk of anxiety and depression. The NJDOE declined to comment.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: House Calls for Immediate Release of Americans Detained by Russia
The House of Representatives has called for Russia to release American prisoners Paul Whelan and Evan Gershkovich. Whelan, an ex-US Marine, has served two years of a 16-year sentence on espionage charges, which he denies. Gershkovich, a journalist, has been imprisoned since March 2021 on suspicion of spying. Both resolutions condemning Russia's "arbitrary and baseless" detention of the pair were passed. Bipartisan opposition was expressed, with Michael McCaul, a Republican representative from Texas, condemning Gershkovich's imprisonment, saying the charges against him lacked evidence.
Fox News: 'Red Alert': China posts bizarre video of marching female Chinese soldiers to sounds of classic video game
The Chinese embassy in France tweeted a video showcasing female Chinese soldiers marching while playing a soundtrack from popular 1996 real-time strategy game "Command & Conquer: Red Alert." The game's premise is an alternate timeline where Albert Einstein eliminates Adolf Hitler in pre-war Germany. It is unclear what the embassy was trying to communicate with the video.
#economy
The Epoch Times: PBO's $16B Estimate for Volkswagen Deal Is 'Wrong,' Freeland Says
Canada's Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has said the Parliamentary Budget Officer underestimated the cost of the government's deal with Volkswagen to build an electric vehicle battery factory in Ontario. The Finance Ministry said the PBO figures did not take into account tax adjustments that will allow VW to make investments in Canada that are comparable with those exempt from tax in the US under the Inflation Reduction Act. The ministry said the PBO took a "hypothetical conclusion" on future tax treatment. The government wanted Canada to offer competitive bids for investments, Freeland said.
Daily Wire: Bud Light’s Slump Continues As New Drink Becomes Top-Selling Beer In America
Bud Light has lost its long-standing top-selling beer title to Modelo Especial. Bud Light, whose retail sales fell by 24.6%, received backlash after partnering with transgender-identifying activist Dylan Mulvaney; the boycott cost the company $15.7bn in market value. According to analysts at JPMorgan Chase, the consumer boycott is expected to continue, leading to an estimated 12-13% annual volume decline.
#religion
Fox News: Nationals’ Trevor Williams continues to rip Dodgers over anti-Catholic group invitation: 'Blatant mockery'
Washington Nationals starter Trevor Williams and Dodgers pitchers Clayton Kershaw and Blake Treinen publicly disapproved of the reinvitation of the anti-Catholic protest group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, to the Dodgers' annual Pride Night. Williams condemned the invitation, calling it a "blatant and deeply offensive mockery of my religion" and going against the values of respect and inclusivity upheld by any organization. Williams sat down with EWTN’s Colm Flynn where he spoke more about the topic and pointed out how inviting the group went against the Dodgers’ code of conduct. Trevor Williams of the Washington Nationals has spoken out against the Dodgers reinviting the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence back for the team’s annual Pride Night on June 16, calling it a "blatant anti-Catholic message that they’re sending, regardless of how much good they’ve been doing in their community."
#culture
National Review: The Corner: Critical Condiment Theory Has Arrived
Charlie Kirk expresses concern over whether condiments in his refrigerator are "woke" and calls for investigation. Criticizes the Critical Condiment Theory movement.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Many Musical Moods of Edvard Grieg
A love for Grieg's music transcends culture and place, as one woman discovers while listening to "Morning Mood" in Africa. Edvard Grieg, born into an upper-class Norwegian family, was a talented musician from a young age. He studied at the Leipzig Conservatory and later settled in Copenhagen, where he deepened his love for Norwegian culture and fell in love with his cousin Nina, a concert soprano. They faced the tragic loss of their baby daughter and struggled with a turbulent marriage, but eventually settled into a loving partnership at their home in Troldhaugen. Grieg's compositions, including the Piano Concerto in A minor and the Lyric Pieces, are beloved for their ability to evoke emotions and capture the beauty of Norway.
#health
The Epoch Times: FDA to Review ‘Genotoxic’ Findings of Artificial Sweetener
The FDA is reviewing a study that found the chemical sweetener sucralose, popularized by Splenda, damages DNA. The study found that it is genotoxic, meaning it breaks up DNA, and the FDA is evaluating it among other research to "protect public health". The study's author asks for at least a label warning on the product. Schiffman who authored the study is surprised the FDA is reviewing the study given "total runaround" she had previously received. The most popular brand of sucralose is Splenda, consumed by 51.4 million Americans in 2020.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: House Dem Says '2-Year-Olds Should Have Been Required To Wear Masks'
Rep. Jerry Nadler endorses mask mandates for two-year-olds, saying it would be a form of child abuse not to require them. This is in line with the Biden administration's policy but contradicts studies that found negative effects of masking young children.
Fox News: Nadler: Toddlers should've masked up during COVID; parents who didn't mask kids committed ‘child abuse'
Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., suggested that 2-year-olds should have been "required" to wear masks throughout the coronavirus pandemic. He argued that parents who disagreed were guilty of "child abuse." Nadler added that people should be required to be vaccinated during a pandemic, claiming it would protect against transmission of the disease to the next person. His comments received criticism from many, including Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy, who offered an amendment on vaccine mandates in the REINS Act.
Fox News: Car launches into air over tow truck, leaving driver with severe injuries in Georgia
A car launched into the air over a tow truck leaving the driver with severe injuries in Georgia. Tanaijsha Bruton spent two weeks in a hospital and had several surgeries after the accident. Bruton thought she was going to die after the car soared 120 feet before landing upside down.
#education
The Federalist Papers: NY Orders Teachers to Begin Keeping Big Secret from Parents
NY education dept instructs teachers to hide students' gender transitions from parents unless explicit permission given. Concerns raised by parents
#crime
Fox News: US Marine among 2 men charged with firebombing California Planned Parenthood
Marine and another man arrested for throwing Molotov cocktail at Planned Parenthood clinic, causing damage and forcing 30 appointment cancellations.
Red State: Daniel Penny Indicted for the Death of Jordan Neely
Former U.S. Marine Daniel Penny has been indicted on manslaughter charges in connection with the death of Jordan Neely on a New York subway in May. Penny maintains his innocence, claiming he was trying to restrain Neely to protect other passengers from his aggressive behavior. Penny released a video explaining his side of the story and will now fight for his freedom in a hostile jurisdiction.
The Blaze: 60-year-old homeowner orders suspected car burglars to get lost — then one starts shooting. But homeowner also has a gun — and responds with lethal force.
Two suspected car burglars were caught on surveillance cameras trying to break through a fence in a 60-year-old homeowner's property in west Houston. The homeowner approached the suspects and ordered them to leave, but at least one suspect pulled out a gun and started shooting. The homeowner fired back and shot the suspect multiple times, killing him. The other suspect fled the scene and is still at large. Police haven't said if anyone will be facing charges.
National Review: Grand Jury Indicts Daniel Penny in Jordan Neely Chokehold Death
Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, has been indicted for second-degree manslaughter after holding Jordan Neely in a chokehold that resulted in Neely's death on a New York subway. Neely had a history of mental illness and was throwing garbage and making threats on the train. Penny claimed that he was trying to protect the other passengers and wasn't trying to harm Neely. Some witnesses felt that Penny's actions were justified, but the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. Neely had a history of violent behavior and mental illness and was on a list of homeless people with dire needs.
Forbes: Trump Fact Check: Here Are His False And Misleading Claims After Arrest In Classified Docs Case
Former President Donald Trump has been charged with 37 felony counts of mishandling classified documents and obstructing the Justice Department's investigation into his conduct. In a speech given from his Bedminster golf club in New Jersey, Trump denied the charges and stated that the Justice Department was unfairly targeting him to help President Joe Biden win re-election. Trump also made a number of legally tenuous arguments, including that the Espionage Act only applies to traitors and spies, that he had the "sole discretion" to segregate personal materials under the Presidential Records Act, and that he had not had the chance to go through all the boxes believed to contain classified documents.
Fox News: Marine veteran Daniel Penny indicted for subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely: sources
Marine veteran Daniel Penny was indicted for the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely. Penny was arrested on one count of second-degree manslaughter for the homeless man’s May 21 death. Witnesses have different opinions; some calling Penny a hero while others labeling him as a murderer. Neely had a history of violent attacks on subway riders and threatened passengers before the incident when Penny intervened.
Fox News: Gunman in ski mask opens fire in domestic dispute, leaving 2 dead in Florida
A masked man shot four people during a domestic dispute at a home in Florida, killing two and wounding two others. The man was identified as Yohani de Lazaro, who became involved in an argument with a woman and opened fire on her. One man in the house was able to restrain De Lazaro while another woman called for help. Two children in the house were unharmed. The shooting was related to a domestic relationship, and authorities have not reported any charges against De Lazaro.
Breitbart: Brazil Freezes $18,000 in Jair Bolsonaro’s Bank Accounts over Sanitary Mask Fine
Former President Jair Bolsonaro's assets have been frozen after he refused to pay a fine of 87,400 Brazilian reais ($18,000) for not wearing a mask in public during three events in São Paulo State in 2021, when masks were mandatory. Bolsonaro appealed the fine, imposed by São Paulo's Health Secretariat, but in March 2022, São Paulo state rescinded the mandate to wear masks, and the freeze only covers assets equivalent to the unpaid fine. In January, São Paulo's Attorney General office ordered payment for unpaid fines totaling 431,000 Brazilian reais ($89,000), and in April, media reported the unpaid amount had risen to more than $117,000, which could lead to imminent asset seizure.
The Epoch Times: Calgary BLM Leader Charged With Hate Crime
Adora Nwofor, president of Black Lives Matter (BLM) Calgary chapter, has been charged with mischief and hate crime for allegedly blocking access to a Catholic school. She is accused of “willfully obstructing and interfering” with the school’s property based on race or ethnic origin. Nwofor attended a BLM-organized picnic on Heritage Day where she spoke about the need for safe spaces for Black people. She was released on non-cash bail and is ordered to stay away from school staff members, while Chad Haggerty, Nwofor's lawyer, declined to comment.
Daily Wire: DA Says Armorer May Have Been Hung Over During Fatal ‘Rust’ Shooting
Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed allegedly gave Alec Baldwin a real gun instead of a prop, leading to the fatal shooting of Helena Hutchins on the "Rust" set in 2021. Prosecutors claim that Gutierrez-Reed was likely hungover and that she displayed a history of reckless behavior. Gutierrez-Reed's attorneys filed a motion to dismiss the involuntary manslaughter charges against her, but prosecutors continue to argue she should be held accountable. Baldwin, the film's producer, was previously charged with involuntary manslaughter but had the charges dismissed. The ongoing investigation could lead to additional charges against him in the future.
Fox News: Michigan college student's family pleads for answers on mysterious death after party
Mia Kanu, a 23-year-old student at Tennessee State University, was found with severe head trauma and later died after being left for dead on the side of the road in Southfield, a suburb of Detroit. Surveillance video shows Kanu falling or being pushed out of a vehicle. Two people who were in the same vehicle have been cooperating with investigators and charges will be filed against them for the incident. Police are investigating the death as a homicide.
#sports
Fox News: Arkansas football recruit Dion Stutts, 18, dies in apparent ATV crash: ‘We are heartbroken’
Dion Stutts, a rising senior on the Memphis University School’s football team and an Arkansas Razorbacks commit, died in an apparent ATV crash on his family's property in Mississippi.
Stutts was a three-star defensive lineman and the No. 27 ranked player out of Tennessee, according to 247Sports. Following the news of his death, the university released a statement expressing their heartbreak over the loss of the "tremendous young man."
Forbes: Bruce Cassidy Redeems Himself As The Golden Knights Deliver The Stanley Cup In Year 6
The Vegas Golden Knights win the Stanley Cup in their sixth year in the NHL. The team made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Final in their inaugural season and their success has been groundbreaking and celebrated by the city of Las Vegas. The Hockey team has had three head coaches including Boston Bruins' former head coach, Bruce Cassidy, who was fired due to his message getting stale and being too tough on players. Cassidy brought discipline and defense to the Golden Knights, which worked out brilliantly as they won the Stanley Cup in dominating fashion.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Saltwater Fly Rods of 2023
Field & Stream editors did a comprehensive test of saltwater fly rods, covering nine 8-weight rods and three tarpon rods. The team tested the rods in various fishing conditions for five days along the Florida coast, focused on snook, bonefish, redfish, and tarpon. They evaluated distance, accuracy, power, sensitivity, versatility, overall castability, aesthetics, warranty, and value before choosing the best 8-weight saltwater fly rods: Douglas Sky G (best overall), Lamson Cobalt (best value), and Orvis Helios 3 (best backcountry). Hardy Zane Pro, Greys Wing, and Maven Mission were chosen as the best tarpon fly rods.
Fox News: Federal authorities investigating prop plane crash near Madison, Wisconsin
A Mooney M20R plane crashed in Watertown, Wisconsin on Wednesday, prompting an investigation led by the National Transportation Safety Board. There have been no further details released regarding the crash.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Amazon Locked Man Out of Smart Home Devices for a Week After False Racism Accusation
A Maryland man was locked out of his Amazon smart home system for a week after a delivery driver reported hearing a racial slur while dropping off a package. Brandon Jackson said he was first locked out of his Amazon Echo Show device, which controls smart home tools, on May 25, a day after receiving the delivery. Amazon informed Jackson that his account had been locked following a driver's allegation of racist remarks from his Eufy automated doorbell, according to Jackson. After access to video footage confirmed his account was mistakenly locked, Jackson's account was unlocked on May 31. The event raised concerns over the control companies should have over customers' purchased products.
#other
Fox News: Fox News Digital tops CNN, New York Times in key categories to dominate news organizations in May
Fox News Digital remained the leading news brand in May, with 3.1 billion multiplatform minutes, 1.6 billion multiplatform views, and 88 million multiplatform unique visitors. The outlet was also the most engaged news brand on social media, gathering a total of 30.8 million social media interactions. In addition, Fox Business' website had 143 million multiplatform views, beating CNN Business.
The Blaze: Elliot Page EXPOSES Hollywood groomers
Elliot Page alleges that she was groomed and assaulted by Hollywood insiders while filming "Hard Candy." The actress, formerly known as Ellen Page, also reveals that a member of the production team forced himself on her before she turned 18. Lauren Chen sympathizes with Page but believes that Hollywood's culture of sexual exploitation is why the industry is so invested in the "me too" movement. Chen blames liberal men for causing women to assume that "all men are bad" and describes Page's decision to have her breasts removed as a form of self-harm.