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16 Jun 2023
#illegals
Daily Wire: NYC Mayor Eric Adams Backtracks On Offer To House Illegal Immigrants At Mayor’s Mansion
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has rescinded his offer to house illegal immigrants at Gracie Mansion, the mayor’s official residence. Adams cited “legal issues” as the reason for his backtrack. He had previously expressed openness to the idea, saying, “I don’t have a problem if I can put a migrant family in Gracie Mansion.” The move comes as New York City experiences a surge in asylum seekers, with over 74,000 seeking housing since last spring. Adams is also leading a lawsuit against 30 New York counties over their refusal to house illegal immigrants, claiming that the counties are preventing the city from responding to an emergency.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: The Real Beneficiary of a Trump Pardon Would Be Biden, Not a GOP Candidate
The issue of a pardon for former President Trump is still up in the air, with Biden being the only one constitutionally capable of pardoning him. However, offering an unsolicited pardon would be of no value to Trump, who maintains his innocence and has not asked for a pardon. A Biden pardon of Trump could be seen as a patriotic act of statesmanship and could improve Biden's chance of being re-elected. It would also reduce the growing Republican pressure for a more aggressive investigation into Biden family influence-peddling. However, it is unlikely to happen as it makes too much sense. In the end, the two people who could most benefit from a pardon are Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Red State: More Info About Devon Archer Talking to Oversight Committee May Have Bidens Sweating
House Oversight Committee continues to investigate the bribery accusations against Joe Biden & his son. The Chair, James Comer, believes that the payments received by the Bidens were from foreign nationals and could total upto $30 million. Devon Archer, a former business partner of Hunter Biden, has been subpoenaed to testify about the dealings with foreign nationals. Archer holds a wealth of information and was involved in business dealings with Russian and Chinese nationals, including Burisma Board. The committee is willing to wait for Archer which could spell bad news for the Bidens.
PJ Media: FBI Source: Bidens ‘Coerced’ Burisma Exec to Pay $10 Million in Bribes
New details from the ongoing investigation of the Biden Crime Family reveal recordings of Mykola Zlochevsky, co-founder of Burisma Holdings, bribing Joe and Hunter Biden. The FD-1023 document allegedly contains testimony from a confidential human source claiming the Bidens coerced Zlochevsky to pay them the bribes. The context of the conversation adds to the plausibility of Zlochevsky's claims, and the source is alleged to be a longtime FBI informant. PJ Media is committed to bringing the truth and exposing the corruption of the Biden administration.
The Epoch Times: Voter Apathy Concerns Loom Over Toronto Election Days Ahead of Vote
Toronto's mayoral election has seen a record number of 102 candidates, but concerns about voter apathy have come into sharp focus, with only 29.7% of Toronto's 1.9 million registered voters casting ballots in the last municipal election, and some experts speculating the high number of candidates may suppress voter engagement further. Despite polls, debates, and around-the-clock news coverage, Lydia Miljan, a political science professor at the University of Windsor, notes that Torontonians may not be engaged in this campaign due to "fatigue out there for politics in general and for this election in particular, given that we just had a municipal race not even a year ago” while Don Fawke says he isn't convinced any contenders are speaking to his interests. However, Pat Cugliari stresses that showing up to the polling booth is a civic duty, even if that means deliberately casting a spoiled ballot in protest.
#society
The Blaze: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signs bill banning male college athletes from competing in women's sports
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law preventing collegiate-level athletes from competing in sports categories that do not match their biological sex. The "Save Women's Sports Act" allows athletes to compete in gendered competitions based on their birth certificate, not their gender identity. The law comes into effect on September 1, 2023, and also specifies that men cannot compete against women in individual and mixed-sex sports.
The Epoch Times: UN Labor Agency Reports 29 Percent of Domestic Workers in Malaysia Face Forced Labor
A survey by the International Labour Organization (ILO) reveals that 29 percent of migrant domestic workers in Malaysia, and 7 percent in Singapore, face forced labour conditions. None of the 1,201 respondents from Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand earned minimum wage, with the ILO citing the lack of labour protections, law enforcement, post-arrival orientation and challenges to the workers being able to change employers. It added employers may lock their workers in or stop them moving to prevent them leaving. About 90 percent of Singapore's migrant domestic workers worked overtime without pay, while in Thailand, excessive overtime, underpayment and document retention were persistent. The ILO called on the countries to ratify UN conventions on domestic workers and forced labour and recognise the skilled work of domestic workers, while offering migration pathways that do not tie workers to an employer .
#war
Foreign Policy: Can ChatGPT Explain Geopolitics?
AI-generated essay argues that the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 paved the way for a larger war in Ukraine by destabilizing the region, emboldening Russian assertiveness, and exposing the weakness of the international community’s response. The essay states that the lack of response to the annexation implied a similar passivity in the event of a larger invasion in Ukraine, encouraging Russian action. The annexation began a series of armed conflicts in eastern Ukraine, resulting in over 14,000 casualties and continuing for nearly a decade without significant Western military interference or international attention.
The essay written by Lauren Grachuk argues that the annexation of Crimea began a series of smaller invasions in eastern Ukraine, all linked to the Ukrainian war, and the lack of international response to the annexation signaled a similar passivity in the event of a larger invasion in Ukraine, lowering the perceived risk of attempting a comparable occupation and encouraging Russian action. Russia continuously engaged in further seizures after the initial invasion of Crimea, beginning with the Crimean invasion assured Russia the international community would not respond with violence to small-scale annexations. The lack of international response eventually convinced Russia the use of salami tactics was no longer necessary, directly paving the way for a larger conflict to begin in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: US Guided-Missile Submarine Docks in South Korea for First Time in 6 Years
US sends nuclear-powered guided-missile submarine to South Korea after North Korea's recent ballistic missile launches landing in Japan's EEZ. The USS Michigan arrived at Busan Port as part of the Washington Declaration signed between the two countries in April, demonstrating the overwhelming capabilities and posture of the South Korea-U.S. alliance to realize peace through strength.
#economy
The Epoch Times: High Borrowing Costs Signify a New Era of Inflation: Bankrate.com
Sarah Foster from Bankrate.com discusses how the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision impacts regular Americans and advises on ways to protect one's money.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Higher as Rate Hike Worries Ebb
Wall Street indexes rise as signs of economic slowdown and easing price pressures raise hopes of Fed ending monetary tightening campaign soon.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Never Have I Ever’ Dethroned In Netflix’s Top 10 List By A New Show
The final season of Never Have I Ever has ended its run on Netflix, making way for the return of Black Mirror for season 6, featuring big names like Salma Hayek, Josh Hartnett, and more. This highly anticipated season has been a long time coming, with some episodes the length of full movies, and has debuted at on the streaming service.
Elsewhere on the top 10 list, The Surrogacy, a Mexican drama about surrogacy turned thriller, has made its debut at , while the remaining titles are older shows such as Manifest and All American. Of note is the Korean boxing movie Bloodhounds, which has done well despite its lengthy hour-long episodes. It remains to be seen how long Black Mirror will stay on top, but with its high-profile cast and unique format, it is likely to hold viewers' attention for a while yet.
#health
The Epoch Times: Meet Your New Gene-Edited Salad
Agricultural biotech company Pairwise has created the first genetically edited food using the technology CRISPR. Pairwise removed a pungent gene from mustard greens, making them more palatable to a wider audience, and the greens are now available in certain restaurants before being sold in grocery stores. Despite claims that it improves the nutritional value of foods, concerns exist surrounding the safety of using the gene-editing technology on food products. Critics fear unknown consequences and are calling for such foods to carry labels.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Can Community Colleges Survive?
Community colleges face challenges of low demand due to demographic and vocational competition. Administrators should reduce duplication and focus on retention.
Fox News: Professor predicts win for students in affirmative action case, but has warning for how colleges will respond
Prof predicts SCOTUS will strike down affirmative action in upcoming cases against Harvard and UNC; warns of "defiance" by colleges.
#crime
Daily Wire: Woman Demands Harvard Return Her Mother’s Remains After Dad’s Body Parts Allegedly Sold On Black Market
Harvard Medical School is facing demands to return the body of a woman, donated for scientific research, after her husband's remains were allegedly stolen and sold from the school's morgue in a black market criminal plot. The morgue manager and his wife have been indicted for theft. It is alleged that the manager took some of the remains that were supposed to be cremated to his home and sold them to people in other states. The widow has stated that she is still unsure if her husband's remains were at the morgue and, regardless, has demanded that her husband's body be returned and buried.
The Epoch Times: RCMP Working to Confirm Identities of 15 Killed on Bus Heading to Manitoba Casino
A bus carrying mostly seniors from Dauphin, Manitoba crashed with a semi-trailer, killing 15 and injuring 10. Identifying victims and notifying families is a priority for authorities. The cause of the accident is under investigation and criminal charges may be filed.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Thousands Allowed Back Home, but Officials Say Wildfires Still Leaving Many Displaced
Thousands of residents are returning home as wildfire evacuation orders are lifted in parts of Alberta and British Columbia thanks to recent rain and favourable winds. However, some areas in Western Canada and Ontario are still facing dangerous conditions due to hot, dry, and windy weather that is exacerbating wildfire incidents. As of Thursday, there were 446 active fires in the country, with 217 out of control. Residents in affected regions are urged to remain vigilant and ready to evacuate at short notice.
Field & Stream: The Michelangelo of Deer-Hair Flies
Brandon Bailes, an engineering technician for NASA's Space Environmental Effects Lab, is also one of the most talented deer-hair bug tiers in the US. As a child in Athens, Alabama, he used to spend his time in his grandfather's woodshop, which led him to continue carving and whittling later on in life. Bailes uses a razor blade to shape his bugs and once the flies are complete, he packs all the layers of deer hair firmly onto the hook shank. He guesses to tie at least 2,000 flies per year, taking around 30 minutes for each one.
All Outdoor: Fly Fishing Lures - How to Pick the Right Flies to Land More Fish
Proper lure selection is critical in fly fishing. Matching the hatch, lure presentation, fly location, seasonality, temperature, water clarity, tippets vs. fly sizes, and water depth are all essential factors to consider when choosing the right fly. Tippets and fly size vary according to the fish species and size. Beginners should consider a loaded box of tackle with nymphs, dry flies, streamers, and wet flies.
Field & Stream: Why Pocket Water Is the Coolest Place to Catch Summer Trout
This article is about fly fishing in pocket water during the summer months. The narrator shares a story about fishing with a friend and the biggest trout they ever caught. He offers tips for successful pocket water fishing, such as using a strike indicator and fishing aggressively. The article also suggests bringing stimulator flies for surface fishing.
#technology
Fox News: Department of Commerce announces $930 million in grants for Biden's internet expansion project
The Department of Commerce has announced $930 million in grants to improve internet access in remote areas of the US. The grants aim to offer so-called "middle mile" access, providing high-capacity fibre lines that carry vast amounts of data to connect large networks to essential institutions such as schools, libraries, and hospitals. The funds will be used to lay 12,000 new miles of fibre across 35 states and Puerto Rico and were enabled by $65 billion funding allocated by Congress for high-speed internet expansion.
#other
Forbes: Severe Weather Leaves 580,000 Americans Without Power In Southeast After Tornados Kill Four
A tornado hit Perryton, Texas, killing four people Thursday night and leaving about 232,000 people without power. Flash flooding and tornado reports also hit Florida and parts of Louisiana and Mississippi with decreasing power for 14,000 and 157,000 residents respectively. The rare, mid-June storms are due to El Niño, which will translate to more severe weather this year.
Forbes: Grammys 2024: Ed Sheeran Could Continue His Unbroken Winning Streak
Ed Sheeran is gearing up to submit his latest album, (Minus), and singles for consideration at the 2024 Grammy Awards. The album offers two potential contenders for the Best Pop Solo Performance category, with lead single "Eyes Closed" seen as a natural choice and "Boat" holding a certain gravitas that could resonate with voters. Regardless of which single he submits, Sheeran seems likely to secure a nomination in the category, having previously earned two nominations in the same category and winning both times. Other male contenders for the category include Harry Styles and Justin Bieber, while Adele holds the record for most wins in the category, with four.
Fox News: Megan Fox’s ex Brian Austin Green slams comment he’s a ‘bad father’ after defending star over sons’ dresses
Actor Brian Austin Green defended his ex Megan Fox on Instagram after she was accused of forcing their sons to wear dresses. Green responded to a comment calling him a "bad father" by saying it's "morally ok to attack people." The couple's sons were the subject of controversy when a former Republican candidate for Congress claimed he saw them having a "full on breakdown" because Fox made them wear girls' clothes, leading Fox to call the user a "clout chaser" for exploiting her child's gender identity.