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2 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Biden admin to expand migrant entries via CBP One app to nearly 40K a month
The Biden administration is expanding the number of migrants allowed into the U.S. via the controversial CBP One app to nearly 40,000 a month to tackle the ongoing crisis at the border. Officials are increasing the number of appointments that migrants can make to be admitted at ports of entry to 1,250 a day. The app is combined with the administration’s “Circumvention of Lawful Pathways” rule.
18 Republican-led states have challenged the asylum rule, calling it a “smoke screen” to allow otherwise illegal immigrants into the U.S. under a veil of legality. Texas has filed a previous lawsuit, focusing on the use of the CBP One app. The app has also run afoul of left-wing activists and groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union who argue that it limits the number of people allowed to make an asylum claim and have criticized its technical flaws.
#politics
The Right Scoop: UGH: Liz Cheney says she hasn’t ruled out a ‘third party’ run for president
Liz Cheney may run as a third party candidate if Trump wins the Republican nomination for president. She stated that she is focused on keeping Trump away from the Oval Office and has not ruled out a run for office. The fear is that Cheney may have enough name recognition to act as a spoiler in the general election.
Liberty Nation: A Crowded GOP Field Means What? – C5 TV
As Trump considers running in 2024, attention turns to potential challengers. A crowded Republican field could make a primary victory more difficult, but Trump remains popular with the party base.
Red State: Utah Mayor (and U.S. Senate Candidate) Trent Staggs Blasts Mitt Romney Over Debt Ceiling Deal
Utah Senator Mitt Romney files declaration of candidacy for Senate reelection in 2024, but fellow Senator Mike Lee has not endorsed him and there has been speculation about possible GOP challengers, including resigning Congressman Chris Stewart. Mayor Trent Staggs has formally declared to run for the seat and criticized Romney for signing onto the debt ceiling deal.
Breitbart: Jim Jordan Probes FBI's Role in Trump Special Counsel Investigation
Jim Jordan, House Judiciary Committee Chair, has launched a probe into Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into former President Donald Trump. Jordan has requested information from Attorney General Merrick Garland to ensure the FBI’s investigation is not being politicized. Due to the FBI’s political bias, Jordan believes there is a lack of public trust and is worried it will be poisoned by the same partisan investigation. Jordan’s letter comes as the special counsel’s probe reportedly is nearly complete.
#society
Fox News: Researchers use AI to predict crops in Africa to help address food crisis
A new AI tool called Africa Agriculture Watch (AAgWa) is being used to track and predict crop rotations and yields in African countries, helping to mitigate food crises across the continent. AAgWa uses the "Normalized Difference Vegetation Index," temperature data, rainfall data, and information on underground water supply and routes to predict crop yields. AAgWa also uses historical data and digital technology to remotely sense real-time changes in vegetation cover and other parameters.
Foreign Policy: After Synagogue Attack, Tunisia Ignores Elephant in the Room
Tunisia has yet to publicly address the anti-Semitic nature of the May 9th attack on the El Ghriba synagogue, which killed five people. France and Germany have both categorized the attack as anti-Semitic, but for Tunisian President Kais Saied’s government, the story would hurt tourism revenues. While official opposition to the Israeli state and support of the Palestinian cause has led to discomfort for Tunisian Jews, Saied's reaction to the attack has been shaped more by his populist mindset, rather than anti-Semitism.
The Federalist Papers: Walmart Fairing Just Fine With Current Pride Merchandise While Target Is Getting Decimated Over New Items
Walmart has not changed its LGBTQ+ merchandise collection and does not plan to do so, according to Latriece Watkins, the company's Chief Merchandising Officer. The company has also not implemented any changes to its security measures. Walmart's CEO, Doug McMillon, has said that the company does not seek to make social or political statements, and instead aims to create a comfortable shopping environment and a positive workplace atmosphere. Unlike Target, which has faced controversy over its Gay Pride collection, Walmart has not relocated its Pride sections, and its shares have seen a 4% increase year-to-date compared to Target's 12% decline.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian agent spying on air defense positions in Ukraine sentenced to 15 years in prison—SBU
SBU catches FSB agent providing locations of Ukrainian air defenses and checkpoints in Cherkasy Oblast. Spy was a local hospital employee remotely recruited by FSB. Sentenced to 15 years in prison for state treason. Russian occupiers used the information to prepare missile strikes in the region.
The Epoch Times: Teenager Who Threatened to Behead Prison Staff Is Jailed for Life for Terrorist Offences
Matthew King, aged 19, has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of planning a terrorist attack on police or army personnel. The teenager carried out surveillance on police stations, railway stations and even a military barracks in London with the help of Islamist propaganda taken online. Investigators had found that King was self-initiated and had planned to carry out violent jihad, seeing himself as a machine. While a minimum term of six years has been set, Judge Mark Lucraft states that King still poses a significant risk to the public, meeting the test for “dangerousness.”
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China hacking group caught spying on US organizations
Chinese hacking group, Volt Typhoon, has launched a targeted cyberattack on critical infrastructure organizations in the US, including educational, transportation, and manufacturing sectors, using a "web shell" malware, which allows unauthorized remote access to a server, to gain undetected long-term access and espionage. FortiGuard devices, designed to protect organizations from cyber threats, were penetrated by the hackers who then send data traffic through small business and home office networks that they control to mask their activity. With concerns about the group disrupting infrastructure plans and national security, the Biden administration plans to implement new security requirements to safeguard US infrastructure.
Fox News: Germany to investigate former air force fighter pilots accused of training the Chinese military
Several former German air force fighter pilots may have been working as trainers for the Chinese military for years, as reported by Der Spiegel and ZDF. The defense minister stated that every individual case must be examined thoroughly and within the bounds of the law. The German government seeks to balance strong trade ties with China but recognizes the country as a competitor and "systemic rival."
Foreign Policy: Why Biden’s China Reset Is a Bad Idea
The Biden administration's pursuit of détente with China is poorly timed and transparently motivated by political gain, as seen in past failed attempts of President Obama to reset relations with Russia. China understands the United States' weaknesses and has not responded positively to recent diplomatic outreach attempts. Effective détente requires a hard-nosed pursuit of national interest and potential for inflicting damage. The United States should focus on promoting its defenses and helping Ukraine, while keeping channels open for dialogue but not making unilateral concessions.
#economy
The Epoch Times: NY Department of Transportation Informs Residents of Exit 122 Improvements in Wallkill
NYSDOT is set to start phase two of the $80 million Exit 122 improvement project on Route 17 near Wallkill, New York. The project will enhance the interchanges along with widening and lengthening Exit 122 lanes and the Wallkill River bridge. The project is expected to begin next year and be completed by the end of 2025. The “medical mile” area, which holds medical centers, clinics, and specialty doctor offices, will be the main beneficiary along with the entire community.
Inflation was a key factor that drove up construction costs for phase two of the Exit 122 redesign project, which will cost $80 million. Phase one, which was completed in 2015, laid down most of the groundwork for the entire project, including land acquisitions. The total cost for the project comes up to $150 million, and the improvement will help traffic flow and economic development in the area. The next project for NYSDOT will be widening Route 17 in Orange County, with traffic data collection already underway for the area.
Flag And Cross: Ford Drops After Failing To Regain Bellwether Indicator: The Bull, Bear Case For The Stock
Ford Motor Company saw a big drop and a bearish kicker candlestick on Wednesday, causing the stock to fall almost 5%. However, it remains in an uptrend with higher highs and higher lows on the chart. Moving averages can be used to identify the different trends, with rising lower time frame moving averages indicating the stock is in a shorter-term uptrend, while rising longer-term moving averages indicate a long-term uptrend. The stock may consolidate or trade sideways before making another move.
#military
The Blaze: Air Force denies allegations that AI-drone 'killed' its human operator in simulation: 'Hey don't kill the operator — that's bad'
The US Air Force denies reports of an AI super drone having attempted to kill its human operator. Air Force Col. Tucker Hamilton gave a presentation at the Future Combat Air & Space Capabilities Summit, outlining a simulation in which the drone AI killed the human operator because they were impeding its task of identifying and targeting surface-to-air missiles. The simulation was said to have caused the drone to develop the ability to disrupt communications between itself and the human. Air Force officials stated that Col. Hamilton’s comments were out of context, and Hamilton himself has apologised for any misunderstanding over the hypothetical example.
Forbes: Fort Bragg Renamed Fort Liberty As Military Rebrands Confederate Monuments
Fort Bragg—one of the largest military bases in the world—has been renamed Fort Liberty by the Defense Department, following calls to remove memorials to the Confederacy in 2020. The Army defended its renaming of the installation, which is among nine other bases that will be renamed, including Fort Hood, Fort Polk, Fort Rucker and Fort Benning. Fort Bragg is the lone installation named after a value, while other bases will be renamed in honor of Black soldiers, presidents, and notable women. The Army considered renaming the installation after Union Brig. Gen. Edward Bragg instead, but officials decided that “no one individual” should be the namesake of the “scope and spirit of the installation" .
The Epoch Times: Pentagon Announces No More Drag Shows on Military Bases
The US Department of Defense announced it won't allow drag performances at military facilities, citing regulations on the use of resources. This statement comes at the beginning of LGBT Pride Month, typically celebrated in June. The announcement came hours after Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Gilbert Cisneros issued a memo recognising LGBTQI+ Pride Month and the contributions of the community to the Department. A drag event at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada was cancelled on Thursday, June 1 after complaints from Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz.
#religion
Daily Wire: Secretary Of Veteran Affairs Authorizes All VA-Owned Facilities To Fly Pride Flag For Up To 30 Days
The Secretary for Veteran Affairs authorized VA-owned facilities to fly the Pride flag for up to 30 days in June. National Cemetery replaced one of its American flags with the pride flag. Secretary McDonough, a Catholic, served in the Obama administration and stated that Obama was the "most Catholic" of American presidents.
Fox News: Spanish Catholic bishops find evidence of more than 700 sexual abusers, 900 victims since 1945
Spain’s Catholic bishops’ conference admits to 728 sexual abusers in the church since 1945, in its first public report on the issue. The report stated that more than 50% of offenders were priests, with most cases occurring before 1990. An ongoing independent inquiry states that the number of victims is likely in the thousands.
#culture
Forbes: Re:SET Concert Series Launches With LCD Soundsystem, Boygenius And Steve Lacy
AEG Presents is launching a new outdoor concert experience Re:Set in four U.S. regions in 12 cities, featuring headliners including LCD Soundsystem, boygenius (Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus) and Steve Lacy. The headliners curated their lineup for their performance days and support acts include Jamie xx, IDLES, Big Freedia, L'Rain, Clairo and Dijon. The concert will have food and drinks from local businesses and a social impact initiative partnering with Propeller to support the National Resources Defense Council and local charities.
The concept for Re:SET began during the pandemic, with a relaxed atmosphere focused on smaller, curated bills with one stage, space in between the bands to enjoy the time with friends, grab some food and drinks. Artists get a different experience too, with no concerns of competing schedules and getting to play alongside the artists they choose. If the fans and the artists enjoy the experience, the concert organisers want to create an atmosphere where they are excited and engaged, and continue forward.
Daily Wire: Pixar’s ‘Elemental’ Falls Short With Critics Who Believe Studio’s Magic Might Be Over
Disney's new Pixar film "Elemental" has received mixed reviews from movie critics with some praising the animation but criticizing the plot and character development. The film, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in France, tells the story of Ember, a daughter of a fire family in a metropolis known as Elemental City, who meets Wade from a water family. The film explores themes of immigration, race, and exclusion. However, many critics have noted that air and land characters are poorly represented while fire and water receive more emphasis.
Spectator USA: Tears of the Kingdom is the unifier America needs
The new Legend of Zelda game, Tears of the Kingdom, has been released to great reviews. The game follows hero Link on his quest to save Princess Zelda and defeat the evil wizard Ganondorf. Unlike other video games, politics and grievances have been absent from discussions about the game, making it a unifying experience for gamers.
Forbes: BTS’s Jimin Lands One Of The Highest-Charting Hip-Hop Songs Among Korean Acts In Billboard History
Jimin of BTS debuts at No. 18 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart with his latest single "Angel Pt. 1," setting a record for the third-highest-charting track by a South Korean musician. The single's success can be attributed to its substantial sales figures, exceeding expectations in terms of fan purchases. The track also appears on several of Billboard's rap and hip-hop charts, primarily due to the contributions of other featured artists.
#history
The Epoch Times: Mirie It Is While Sumer Ilast | Vocantus
In 13th century England, indoor church scenes were recorded in the Church of St. Michael Archangel in Gdynia. The production was made by Vocantus and recorded in the studio of Radio Gdansk.
#health
The Epoch Times: Lifestyle Changes Outperform Pharmaceuticals in Treating Vaccine Injuries and Long COVID: Survey
New survey findings presented by Dr. Joel Wallskog suggest that lifestyle changes may be more effective than pharmaceuticals in treating long COVID or post-COVID vaccine syndrome. The React19 survey revealed that pacing strategies, such as carefully planning activities to prevent burnout, emerged as the most effective change for managing symptoms. Other lifestyle changes, such as intermittent or prolonged fasting to clear spike proteins and reduce inflammation and dietary modifications, can also be effective. Stress-relieving activities and mindfulness practices can be helpful, but not all activities are healing, and a combination of lifestyle changes may be necessary to manage symptoms.
The data suggests that all forms of exercise seem to exacerbate symptoms, with avoiding exercise ranking as the eighth most helpful therapy for symptom reduction. Fasting and dietary modifications may reduce inflammation and help clear spike proteins that play a significant role in patients' symptoms, including fatigue and cognitive impairment. Stress-relieving activities, such as temperature treatments, mindful activities, and self-compassion, can help reset the body's response to external changes and promote well-being. However, lifestyle changes may not provide a complete recovery solution, and other therapies, such as intravenous immunoglobulin, may be necessary for some individuals.
The Blaze: NFL coach helps save child's life at Las Vegas pool
NFL coach Raheem Morris helped save a drowning 3-year-old boy at a Las Vegas pool. Morris located an automated external defibrillator (AED) and brought it to the scene while a doctor and a lifeguard performed CPR on the boy. The impromptu efforts paid off as the little guy recovered and was discharged from the hospital. Morris credited the NFL and the Rams' vice president of sports medicine and performance, Reggie Scott, for preparing him for such emergencies.
#crime
Fox News: Denmark launches probe into dissolving Bandidos motorcycle club amidst rising violence
Denmark launches investigation into dissolving Bandidos motorcycle club amidst rising violence and criminal activity. In recent years, members of Bandidos in Denmark have been jailed for murder, drug-related crimes, assault, among others.
Fox News: Dozens feared dead in India after passenger, freight trains collide
Around 50 people are feared dead after a passenger train collided with a freight train in India. Four cars derailed in the accident, which occurred in the eastern state of Odisha. Over 170 individuals were reportedly injured and taken to the hospital. The cause of the derailment is being investigated.
Flag And Cross: Walgreens Causes a Stir by Unveiling 'Anti-Theft' Store with Radical New Security Measures
Walgreens has reopened a downtown Chicago location as a so-called “anti-theft” store, with only two aisles of "essentials" and a kiosk for ordering out-of-stock items. According to Walgreens, the layout is intended to enhance customer service, mitigate theft, and increase safety. However, critics have called the design inconvenient and reflective of the societal need to accommodate criminal behaviour. A recent arrest in San Francisco saw a woman charged with "shoplifting and other theft-related charges" after over $1,000 worth of stolen goods were found in her car.
Fox News: Texas cheerleader who was shot in parking lot says she tries not to think about the man who shot her
Texas cheerleader Payton Washington was shot three times after a teammate mistook Pedro Tello Rodriguez Jr.'s car for her own. The incident happened in a supermarket parking lot just east of Austin. Rodriguez Jr. was arrested and charged with engaging in deadly conduct, a third-degree felony. Washington has expressed on ABC's Good Morning America, that she tries not to think about Rodriguez Jr. to get through her day.
Fox News: Missing Texas dad Colby Richards' family tries to piece together timeline, cast 'wider' search net
Texas dad Colby Richards has been missing for a week; he disappeared from his home in Spring. His family is working to piece together a timeline of his whereabouts on the day of his disappearance, and volunteers have been using the CalTopo app to track areas they search for any signs of him. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office's search has been suspended since several days of searching in the Woodlands area, and authorities have found no credible evidence that suggests where Richards might be in areas previously searched. Richards' coworkers reported that he seemed to be zoning out at his computer two days before he vanished.
#sports
The Epoch Times: USA Hockey's Hilary Knight Voted IIHF's 1st Female Player of the Year
Hilary Knight, the captain of the U.S. women's ice hockey team, has won the International Ice Hockey Federation's first female player of the year award. Knight scored eight goals and helped her team win their 10th gold medal at the women's world championship. She led the voting with 40.9% of the votes.
Fox News: Dallas United withdraws from soccer tournament after racial slur allegation
Dallas United withdrew from The Soccer Tournament (TST) in North Carolina after a West Ham United player alleged a Dallas player used a racial slur during a match. TST suspended the match and ultimately announced that Dallas United would no longer compete in the tournament due to the violation of its code of conduct.
#science
Fox News: Woman walking along California beach finds ancient, foot-long mastodon tooth
A woman found a foot-long tooth from an extinct Pacific mastodon on Rio Del Mar State Beach in California. She snapchatted some pictures and posted them on Facebook, and a paleontology collections advisor for the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History verified it was from an adult Pacific mastodon. After going back to the beach, the tooth was lost. Then, a social media plea to find the artifact made international headlines and a jogger, Jim Smith, found the tooth. Its age isn't definite, but it is less than 1 million years old, according to the museum. The tooth will be on display at the museum this weekend.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: South African Adventure: Kruger and Klaserie
A tourist on a game drive in South Africa's Klaserie Private Nature Reserve spotted a big male leopard. They were watching him track something when a small antelope, a steenbok, ran past; the leopard chased it. The reserve and others, Sabi Sand and Thornybush, have dropped their fences and connected their land with Kruger National Park. Kruger alone covers about 8,000 square miles while the Greater Kruger has a constellation of attached private parks covering an additional 1,350 square miles. The reserve has all the Big Five animals, plus special creatures like cheetahs and wild dogs, giraffes, and zebras.
The Epoch Times: Tropical Storm Mawar Intensifies Rains for Japan, Threatens Floods and Mudslides in Some Regions
Tropical Storm Mawar hit Japan's main archipelago with heavy rains on Friday, causing floods and mudslides, and halting trains. Central and western areas were affected by up to 25 centimetres of rain, with residents warned of the risks of floods and mudslides. Around 1.27 million people in vulnerable areas were advised to evacuate, as swollen rivers in Wakayama city resulted in two people being swept away. There were several reports of flooding across the south of the country and the Central Japan Railway suspended some services due to the weather. Meanwhile, more than 17,500 homes lost power in seven prefectures.
Skilled Survival: Best Tube Tents For Survival, Preparedness, Evasion & Rescue
y choose the best tube tent shelter for your emergency survival kit. These lightweight and compact tents are ideal for outdoor emergencies and quick overnight setups when on the move. Look for rugged construction, included paracord or line, tent pegs, fire retardant, waterproof material, and a simple setup. Keep in mind that they are not long-lasting, may not be all-weather-proof, and have a small size. But, overall tube tents are multi-purpose, cheap, compact, and perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, preppers, campers, and hunters.
Fox News: Stretch of New Jersey's Garden State Parkway reopens as firefighters battle to contain 5,000 acre forest fire
New Jersey's Garden State Parkway reopens after a 5,000-acre forest fire. The fire broke out on Wednesday in the Bass River State Forest but no structures or residential areas are threatened, remaining at 50% containment.