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22 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Texas Heatwave Claims Lives of 2 Migrant Border Crossers
The heatwave in South Texas has caused the death of two migrants trying to cross the border. Temperatures reached 110 degrees Fahrenheit for six consecutive days, causing an increase in emergency calls regarding heat-related injuries. The current wave is expected to continue for several weeks and could threaten more migrants attempting to cross the border.
#politics
Breitbart: House Censures Schiff for Spreading 'False Accusations' of Trump-Russia Collusion
The House voted to censure Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) for spreading false accusations of Trump's collusion with Russia in the 2016 election. The vote passed 213 to 209, with Democrats opposing it and Republicans celebrating the measure on social media. McCarthy removed Schiff from his position on Intel for the same reasons cited in the censure resolution, which required the Ethics Committee to investigate his "falsehoods, misrepresentations, and abuses of sensitive information." Schiff has been fundraising off the disciplinary action against him, sending what Insider found to be at least 20 fundraising emails, in addition to social media posts soliciting donations.
Forbes: House Censures Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff Over Trump Probes
The House of Representatives voted to censure Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), accusing him of misleading the American public and unbecoming of an elected member. Censuring does not result in removal from office, but can affect a representative's standing and relationships in Congress.
Fox News: Ron DeSantis roasts Gavin Newsom as California residents flee: 'People vote with their feet'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis slammed California Governor Gavin Newsom, claiming that the state is "hemorrhaging wealth" under Newsom's leadership. DeSantis defended Florida's economy against Newsom's criticisms by citing the state's success in new business formations, lower taxes, less debt, and lower unemployment. DeSantis also recounted a visit to California where he witnessed shocking conditions, including people defecating on sidewalks and open-air drug markets. He claimed that police officers in California were thanking him for his leadership in Florida and wishing they had similar conditions.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: House votes to censure Adam Schiff!
The House votes to censure Adam Schiff for spreading lies on Russia collusion, leading to a congressional ethics investigation.
The Epoch Times: Major Supreme Court Pro-Gun Decision Followed by Over 100 Federal Lawsuits | Facts Matter
The U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority ruled on gun rights a year ago, leading to lawsuits to overturn anti-gun legislation. Advocates of gun rights are starting to win these lawsuits, and the movement is gaining momentum.
Newsbusters: CNN: GOP’s Hunter Fixation Shows They ‘Don’t Have Hold on’ the Issues
CNN's Errol Louis criticized Republicans for fixating on Hunter Biden's laptop instead of discussing issues such as prices, tuition, and the economy. Louis claimed that the Republican focus on Hunter Biden showed their inability to connect with voters and alienated them from the American people. He emphasized that people cared about their future and the country's economy, not Hunter Biden's charges.
#society
Forbes: Australia Could Fine Twitter Up To $475,000 A Day Over Hate Speech Concerns
Australia warned Twitter about an increase in hate speech reports it has received since Elon Musk bought the platform, threatening daily fines until the platform provides information on what it’s “doing to tackle online hate.” The nation’s eSafety commissioner said the increase in hate speech came as Musk slashed Twitter’s staff by about 80%, cutting members of its trust and safety teams. The department said that if Twitter doesn’t respond to the notice within 28 days, it could face up to $476,000 of daily financial penalty for the breach. The notice brings back to limelight the role of free speech versus online hate speech on social media platforms.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Drops for Tech Stocks Sap More Momentum From Wall Street’s Rally
Stocks on Wall Street were mixed on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 down by 0.5% and the Nasdaq composite tumbling by 1.2%, following drops in technology stocks. Ann Miletti, head of active equity at Allspring Global Investments, said she believed a US recession is likely to happen shortly, because of how fast the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates. While the bonds market saw yields cutting back on their earlier gains, the banking system in the US remains subdued, with smaller regional banks having taken a huge hit from the high interest rates. Support has been provided to the industry, however, this could slow down the economy by making it tougher for smaller and mid-sized businesses to get access to loans.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Pushes For Decoupling U.S Economy From China, Using Tariffs To Force Change
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida called for economic independence from China in an interview with Fox News. He believes that critical items should be produced in the US and that the US needs to have the ability to project strength in the Pacific to deter China. DeSantis also expressed his willingness to use tariffs to force China to change and would support government support for important industries like semiconductors for national security.
#culture
Fox News: Maya Hawke lied to Ethan Hawke about skipping therapy to lose virginity: 'My father was very upset'
Maya Hawke admits to lying to her father, Ethan Hawke, about attending therapy when she actually lost her virginity. Her father gave her a hard time but later respected her secrecy. Maya is the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, and is best known for her role in "Stranger Things."
#health
The Epoch Times: Health Professionals Sound Alarm on Potential ‘Deadlier’ Outbreak on the Horizon
Dengue, the fastest-spreading tropical disease in the world, is a public health crisis that has affected approximately 129 countries. An average of 400 million cases is reported annually, and the virus carries an average mortality rate of up to 20 percent for untreated patients who develop hemorrhagic symptoms. The mosquito that carries dengue, Aedes aegypti, has allowed the disease to spread at an alarming rate, putting many health care systems in equatorial climates in danger of being blindsided by dengue outbreaks. U.S. health care officials, while wary of the situation, have warned that if a particularly virulent strain of dengue occurred, it could overwhelm the U.S. health care system.
If dengue continues to spread, it could cause severe health consequences for millions of Americans who suffer from a chronic illness like diabetes, obesity, or heart disease. Even though dengue's progression within U.S. borders is likely to be gradual, hospitalization rates are for dengue are higher than those for COVID-19, and hospitalizations could quickly spiral out of control for patients with severe cases. Training and education of medical staff in dengue and other vector-borne diseases are pivotal mitigation strategies that could go a long way to managing the problem. Fast, accurate testing and destroying mosquito breeding zones are also effective weapons to combat the virus.
The Epoch Times: Collusion Between Feds, Big Tech on COVID Censorship Violated First Amendment, State Officials Say
Missouri and Louisiana sue the US federal government over COVID-19 policies that allegedly violated First Amendment rights by colluding with Big Tech to censor dissenting voices. The states claimed that there was a significant violation of the First Amendment in the nation's history. Louisiana's solicitor general, Elizabeth Murrill, testified that the policies had consequences and the censorship was extensive.
The government's pandemic policies were unnecessary and arbitrary, according to Rep. Brad Wenstrup. The government had a compelling interest in protecting the public, but according to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, this interest was weaponized to force Big Tech to suppress speech. The government began an avenue to force Big Tech to put systems and policies in place to deal with dissent, according to Bailey.
#crime
Fox News: Florida man 'lucky to be alive' after swallowing cocaine during traffic stop: sheriff
Florida man arrested for swallowing baggie with cocaine during traffic stop after being noticed by deputy with cocaine around his mouth, beard, and shorts. Body camera footage shows deputy swabbing Brock's spit at the scene, which turned blue immediately, indicating presence of cocaine. Sheriff warns against attempting to conceal narcotics by swallowing them.
#sports
Forbes: Disney Release Animated Feature On The European Champion Lionesses
Disney and England Football have partnered to release a short animation, Ella: A Modern Day Fairytale, narrated by former England footballer Alex Scott. The animation features current Lionesses players as animated 'Godmothers' and is aimed at highlighting the pathway for young girls who want to become professional footballers. The film will be made into printed books that will be distributed for free to primary schools across the UK from September. The goal is to get Ella's tale of positivity and triumph into the hands of as many children as possible and encourage more schools to bring the Disney-Inspired Shooting Stars programme to their playgrounds.
Breitbart: WATCH: Riley Gaines Destroys Dem Witness Who Said Men Can't Beat Serena Williams
During a Senate hearing on LGBTQ+ rights, activist Kelley Robinson claimed that female athletes have no reason to fear transgender athletes. She attempted to prove her point by citing tennis star Serena Williams as an example, saying that men claiming they could beat Williams in tennis are wrong, as Williams is stronger than them. However, former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines came armed with true facts, saying that both Williams sisters lost to the 203rd-ranked male tennis player in 1998 and that female athletes can't compete at the same level as men. This episode brings attention to the ongoing controversy over transgender athletes in women's sports.
#outdoors
Red State: Multimillionaire Backed out of Titanic Sub Trip, Claims Company Was 'Cutting Too Many Corners'
The group exploring the Titanic wreckage is missing and presumed dead, but recent sonobuoy detections have sparked hope of possible survivors, although fresh air supply runs out Thursday. Digital marketing magnate, Chris Brown, was one of the first supporters of the project and had paid a ten per cent deposit on the voyage, but cancelled after learning that the company was cutting corners and using gaming-style controls. Brown said the controls they had to pilot the craft were “a modified Logitech gaming controller — complete with twin thumbsticks and four colourful buttons, that allow the operator to manoeuvre the sub.”
Fox News: OceanGate Expeditions promo video for Titanic sub tourism describes landing 'on the seabed' near famed wreck
Despite glowing testimonials from previous participants, revelations have emerged of repeated warnings from a former employee that the OceanGate submersible, which has been exploring the Titanic's remains, posed catastrophic safety problems. David Lochridge, the director of marine operations, wrote a 2018 report that stated that the vessel needed more testing and passengers might be at risk at "extreme depths," according to a lawsuit filed in Seattle that year. Meanwhile, veteran explorer Josh Gates revealed the sub "did not perform well" when he went on a dive aboard the vessel himself. The U.S. Coast Guard is leading the search for the sub that disappeared on Sunday off the North Atlantic Ocean with five people on board.
#technology
The Epoch Times: 3 Hurt When Google Critic Crashes Car Into Building Near Company's NYC Headquarters, Police Say
A man who claimed Google was torturing users with flashing lights crashed his car into a building near Google HQ in NYC, injuring three. The man, who worked as an Uber driver and filed a lawsuit against Google in 2019, has posted on social media accusing Google of using blinding lights as part of a "social control program."
#other
The Epoch Times: Plane That Flew Over DC Crashed Almost Straight Down at High Speed, Report Says
A jet crashed into a mountain in Virginia, killing four people. The plane flew erratically over Washington's restricted airspace and was involved in a mid-air interception by fighter jets before the fatal crash. The cause of the accident remains unknown, with outside observers suggesting a lack of oxygen as the reason.
Flag And Cross: Millionaire Who Was Supposed to Be on Missing Titanic Sub Backed Out After Seeing Troubling 'Risks'
The missing submarine, with five passengers aboard, off the coast of Newfoundland has raised concerns about the safety of the vessel. British millionaire Chris Brown, who originally signed up for the expedition, had an uneasy feeling about the submersible and its technology, and decided not to go. Other passengers have also expressed concerns, with one journalist who tried the machine last year left lost for two-and-a-half hours. The submersible is part of a planned expedition to visit the wreck of the Titanic, and rescue operations have been mounted to locate the vessel.