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22 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Over 3,300 Foreign Nationals Flagged as Security Risks Allowed Into Canada From 2014-2019: Audit
Over 3,300 foreign nationals flagged as security risks by Canada's Border Services Agency were allowed entry by the Immigration Department from 2014 to 2019. The Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada gave non-favourable recommendations to over 7,670 migration applicants in the same period. CBSA issued recommendations for inadmissibility concerns that included espionage, subversion, terrorism, and membership in organisations involved in such acts or violence. IRCC granted entry based on alleged disagreements with CBSA’s assessment of applicants’ inadmissibility, public policy exemption based on National Interest Letter, and incomplete applications.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Why Biological Men Are Entering Women’s Prisons Across America: Jan’s Interview With Libby Emmons
Due to changes in law and the definition of woman by the Biden administration, biological men are entering female prisons by claiming to be women, according to Libby Emmons, Editor-in-Chief of The Post Millennial. The men may be seeking better housing options in less secure female prisons and have often committed crimes against women in male prisons. The California Transgender Respect, Agency, and Dignity Act, signed into law by Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom in 2020, allows men identifying as female to be housed in women’s prisons, creating chaos and safety concerns among female inmates.
Breitbart: Report: Joe Biden's 2024 Campaign Struggles to Raise Cash
President Joe Biden's 2024 campaign fundraising is reportedly causing anxiety among supporters as it is not going as strong as hoped. Biden's goal is to raise around $2 billion, but the picture will become clearer next month after Federal Election Commission reports. Early anxiety was dismissed as typical fundraising tactics, but two people from California reportedly joked that the Democrats were emailing and calling the same list, ensuring the low return rate they saw.
Biden has time and little immediate need to spend as he doesn't have a primary, allowing him to save money for next year's election. Polling appears to mirror Biden's fundraising numbers, with less than a quarter of Democrats feeling excited about his 2024 campaign for re-election in April, but Biden still has time to improve his numbers.
Red State: Watch: Ron DeSantis Unloads When Asked if He’ll Support Donald Trump as the GOP Nominee
GOP contender Ron DeSantis was asked whether he would support Trump if he won the GOP nomination, to which he pivoted to criticize Trump’s shifting stance on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, noting that Trump used to praise Florida's approach. DeSantis went on to emphasize the importance of respecting the primary process and people’s decisions in the nomination race, while indicating his confidence that his decisions would be positive for them. DeSantis is loaded for bear on the issue of COVID, with Trump surrogates often echoing Trump’s change in tune on how DeSantis managed his state versus ex-NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The Right Scoop: Former elite sex club owner outs Hunter Biden as a former member and a scumbag
Founder of high-end sex club Snctm, Damon Lawner, publicly identified Hunter Biden as a former member and claimed he canceled his membership after one party because he was a "scumbag." Lawner has since been banned from the club. Snctm, which required a $75,000 annual fee, was a free-love private playground for Hollywood elites, CEOs and millionaires.
The New American: Smoking Gun FOIA Document Proves Fauci and the NIH Created Covid-19 - The New American
Fauci and the NIH created COVID-19 and injected it into people. This shocking revelation has been uncovered in a FOIA document.
#society
Fox News: Elisabeth Hasselbeck argues safety of biological women should be top priority in transgender athlete debate
Elisabeth Hasselbeck stressed the importance of prioritizing the safety of biological female athletes, responding to a congressional testimony on the transgender athlete debate. Former college championship swimmer Riley Gaines challenged Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin about her concern for biological women and girls who she said are at a disadvantage competing against trans people, but Durbin argued that lawmakers need to be careful when talking about this issue for its potential to spread harmful rhetoric.
The Blaze: Police: 4 children found hidden in bedroom behind drag party featuring 'alcohol, drugs, sex toys,' and a dead man
First responders found four children hidden in an unsanitary South Boston apartment filled with drugs and sex toys, with at least one man in women's clothing. The children, allegedly abused and neglected, were taken into Department of Children and Families custody after fire crews prompted the rescue. Boston's City Council president called for accountability and a review of safety protocols.
The Epoch Times: At Least 31 Killed in Gas Explosion at Barbecue Restaurant in Northwestern China
At least 31 killed, seven injured in gas explosion at popular barbecue restaurant in Ningxia, China. Cause of blast is attributed to a “leak of liquefied petroleum gas”. Xi Jinping has ordered a safety overhaul across China and arrests have been made.
The Epoch Times: After Paris Blast Crumples Building in Left Bank, Rescue Workers Still Searching for 1 Person
A Parisian building on the Left Bank collapsed after a powerful explosion, injuring over 30 individuals with six in critical condition. The blast near a military hospital was caused by unknown circumstances, possibly a gas leak. French rescue workers are still searching for one person who remains missing.
Daily Wire: U.S. Median Age Reaches Record High As Americans Put Off Having Kids
Americans' median age hits 38.9 in 2022 due to declining birth rates, with states like Maine and New Hampshire having the oldest median age and Utah, D.C., and Texas having the youngest. Birth rates in the U.S. fell during the first year of the COVID pandemic before going up and then slightly declining again from 2021 to 2022, causing American families to delay having children.
The Epoch Times: E-Scooter Riders Could Face up to 2 Years in Prison for Causing Injuries, Death
E-scooter riders in the UK could face up to two years in jail if they injure or kill pedestrians through wanton or furious driving. Punishments could range from a fine to up to two years in custody for riders found guilty of causing injury through wanton or furious driving, including those using bicycles and scooters. This new guidance comes after a Department for Transport report found that 240 pedestrians in Britain were injured or killed as a result of collisions with e-scooters in 2022. The guidance applies only to offenders aged 18 and above and riders who cause serious harm to vulnerable road users, including pedestrians and cyclists, may face aggravating factors.
The Federalist Papers: 'Yellowstone' Boss Reveals Woke Entertainment Giant Rejected Hit Show for Being Too 'Middle America'
Paramount show "Yellowstone" was originally proposed to HBO, but was rejected for being too "Middle America." The show's creator, Taylor Sheridan, revealed that an HBO vice president said the show was a "step backward" and that people should not be living in rural Montana. This attitude towards Middle America reflects the disdain that some coastal elites have for conservative, blue-collar Americans. Despite being rejected by HBO, "Yellowstone" proved to be a massive success on Paramount's streaming service, with two spinoff series and a third in the works.
Fox News: The 'Girl Scouts have lost their way,' asserts faith-based alternative for young women
The Girl Scouts USA have been criticized for an online form circulating on social media that parents have criticised for including questions related to girls’ use of masculine pronouns, requesting that parents specify their children's preferred pronouns. The form also apparently asked if parents would prefer “gender inclusive” sleep arrangements while their children are at camp. A spokesperson for GSUSA said, "We’re proud that Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) is an inclusive organization that uplifts all girls." American Heritage Girls, a faith-based alternative scouting group, spoke out against the Girl Scouts' approach, founder Patti Garibay stated that, "so many alumnae have grieved that Girl Scouts have lost their way as they witness a true loss of a national treasure" and that "Is today's GSUSA the Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts — or something in between?" She added that she had started American Heritage Girls "for this very reason."
#war
The American Mind: The Ukrainian Tragedy
The catastrophic illusions of the architects of the Second Gulf War were marked by ignorance of the facts on the ground, and the same has occurred in the Russo-Ukrainian War, where there has yet to be an acknowledgement of the deep divide in Ukraine between the Galician and Muscovite parties. Since the Maidan Revolution of 2014, the Galician Party has been dominant, advocating a comprehensive de-Russification of Ukraine, leading to brutality on both sides of the conflict. Meanwhile, the Western response has been clouded by a mix of historical ignorance and utopian expectations, leading to little or no soul-searching about the West's own role in the tragedy.
Solzhenitsyn represents a fundamental example for the future of a decent Russia, characterized by an unwavering defense of conscience and human dignity, a humane, moderate, and self-limiting nationalism or patriotism, and a desire for equitable dealings between Russia and Ukraine. Extreme Ukrainian nationalists hated him and all things Russian, but he never reciprocated such hatred. We in the United States must not associate legitimate opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine with enduring animosity to all things Russian or support for the exclusion of Russia from the community of nations. Serious investigation and reflection upon our own culpability in the tragedy is necessary if we are not to give rise to a dangerous and eventually tragic escalation of enmity and conflict between East and West.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: EXCLUSIVE: China Bankrolling Irish University's €70 Million Science Centre
Dublin City University has received over €4 million in donations for its state-of-the-art science centre, the Polaris project. Majority of the donations were made by wealthy Chinese investors through the defunct Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP), a cash-for-visa scheme that allowed foreign investors outside the European Union to have residency in Ireland in return for huge investments. Concerns have been raised by campaigners about China's influence on Ireland, particularly in its higher education sector. The Polaris facility is set to be completed in 2024 and will house DCU's entire School of Health and Human Performance and accommodate over 3,000 additional STEM students.
#economy
Foreign Policy: BRICS Faces a Reckoning
BRICS, the economic and political alliance of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is facing an internal disagreement over whether to expand its membership. China and Russia have been pushing for expansion, while Brazil and India are more skeptical. One of the main concerns is that the addition of smaller powers could make BRICS positions more China-centric. Despite their differences, BRICS members value the group for its strategic benefits, access to China, and diplomatic support. However, the disagreement over enlargement will be a test of BRICS identity in the face of rising Chinese influence.
Fox News: The most American-Made cars and more autos stories
Tesla dominates American-Made Index. Ford Bronco gets new kit. Cadillac unveils electric Escalade IQ. Toyota uses AI for design. Chevy explains why it doesn't sell compact pickups in US. 1970 Plymouth Superbird sells at auction.
#military
The Federalist: Revisiting Biden's DEI-Pushing Joint Chiefs Of Staff Chair Pick
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Biden's nominee for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, faces a confirmation hearing. Brown supports diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives that discriminate against people based on skin color or sexual orientation. In a 2020 statement, Brown expressed his desire for "necessary conversations on racism, diversity, and inclusion," and said he hires for diversity when building his staff. Brown also espouses racialist rhetoric and has taken steps to expand "diversity" and "inclusion" efforts throughout the Air Force.
#culture
Forbes: Nashville’s Sinatra Bar & Lounge Honors The Singer’s Life And Legacy
The Sinatra Bar & Lounge in Nashville pays tribute to the legendary singer with photos, music, and menu featuring his favorite dishes. The restaurant is a joint venture with Frank Sinatra Enterprises and is owned by Bill and Shannon Miller under their Icon Entertainment Group.
#education
The Epoch Times: Government to Investigate School Over Animal and Gender Identity Claims
UK Department for Education investigates gender identity row at Rye College. Conservatives criticize leftist "indoctrination" in schools.
The Blaze: Graduate wrestles mic from apparent school official, declares to stunned crowd, 'You didn't let me get my moment ... today it's gonna be all about me!'
A graduate in a viral TikTok video snatched a microphone from an older school official, claiming that it was her moment to shine.
#crime
Fox News: Best friend of Ohio teen killed on Myrtle Beach trip reveals chilling new details
Ohio teen Blake Linkous allegedly strangled his ex-girlfriend Natalie Martin during a senior trip to Myrtle Beach. He locked himself in the room with her corpse before stabbing himself in the chest and emerging hours later. Martin's best friend Brooklyn Ferrell, who was not on the trip, has been in communication with the victim's mother and traumatized teenagers who were present. The murder has deeply shaken the small Ohio town where they both graduated high school one month prior.
Fox News: Ohio animal rescue leader's home found to be canine house of horrors: officials
146 dead dogs were discovered and no dogs were found alive during a welfare check, resulting in an animal cruelty charge for Barbara Wible, co-founder of nonprofit rescue organization Canine Lifeline, at her home in Mantua, Ohio. The investigation is ongoing and necropsies will be performed on the dogs to determine their causes of death.
The Epoch Times: New Texas Law: Drunk Drivers Financially Responsible for Children Whose Parents Are Killed
Gov. Greg Abbott signed Bentley's Law, requiring drunk drivers convicted of intoxicated manslaughter to pay restitution payments for the support of a child under 18 whose parent or guardian was killed in a drunk driving crash in Texas. The law will take effect on Sept. 1 and will require monthly payments made until the child turns 18 or graduates from high school, whichever is later. The court will determine the amount of restitution to be paid to the victim as it deems reasonable and necessary to support the child.
Fox News: Teenage volleyball player who lost legs in St. Louis accident sues drivers, city
Teenage volleyball player Janae Edmondson is suing the city of St. Louis and two drivers after losing both legs in a February accident. One of the drivers, Daniel Riley, was out on bond for robbery charges despite violating bond laws. This led to outrage against Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, who later resigned. The lawsuit seeks damages from Riley, his mother, the other driver, and the city for failing to maintain a safe intersection.
#sports
Forbes: Through Season’s First Half, Tampa Rays Have Halted Losing Streaks Before They Really Began
The Tampa Bay Rays have struggled recently with their first three-game losing streak of 2023 but have maintained a positive attitude towards winning as they remain the best team in the majors throughout the season’s first half. Their powerful lineup, exceptional pitching, and superb defense have led to numerous team records, including a 13-0 start which equaled the modern (since 1900) MLB mark for most wins to begin a season. Although they will face bumps in the road during the season’s second half at out-of-home games, the team remains a strong contender on all fronts.
Forbes: Harris Group Will Get Half A Billion Dollars Of Tax Deductions From Buying Washington Commanders
The ownership group of the Washington Commanders, including billionaires and Magic Johnson, are set to receive major tax write-offs as part of the $6 billion purchase. U.S. tax law requires that intangible assets are amortizable for tax purposes, allowing the majority of the purchase to be written off (deductible from earnings) over 15 years. The buyers can apply the write-off to their earnings outside of football if there are earnings to write down. The NFL could vote on the sale of the Commanders in late July.
Fox News: Kamila Valieva finally has a date at the Court of Arbitration for Sport
A hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport will determine if Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva's positive test for a banned heart medication will result in a ban and disqualification from the Olympics. The hearing takes place from Sept. 26-29 and will not be open to the public. WADA is seeking a four-year ban and disqualification, while the Russian national anti-doping agency has filed an appeal for a reprimand that would leave Valieva and the Russian team as Olympic gold medalists.
#outdoors
Breitbart: 'Simpsons' Writer: Titanic Sub Suffered Communication Failures During All 4 of His Dives
Mike Reiss, former showrunner of The Simpsons, shared his experience with OceanGate's Titan submersible, which lost communication with the surface during all four dives he was part of. Reiss also mentioned the scary waiver that mentions death three times on the first page. Despite the submersible's difficulties, Reiss discussed the sense of calm and serenity of being deep underwater.
Breitbart: ‘Debris Field’ Found in Titanic Sub Search Area Says Coast Guard
A debris field has been found in the search for the missing Titan submersible. The United States Coast Guard has handed the data to experts for analysis, but the discovery suggests that rescuers may not be successful in their mission. An international effort, supported by Canadian, US and French ships and aircraft, as well as private vessels and diving robots is continuing the search for the submersible.
#technology
Human Events: Australia invokes online censorship laws to curb ‘hate’ on
Twitter
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has demanded that Twitter CEO Elon Musk explain how the platform is tackling online hate, warning that Twitter could face fines of $475,000 Australian. The Commissioner's office has received more complaints of online hate from Twitter than any other social media platform over the last year and suggested that the situation has worsened since Musk took over the company. The Commissioner claims that Twitter has reinstated previously banned or suspended accounts, some with over a million followers, and warned of potential amplification of hate.
In addition to targeting online hate, Australia's eSafety Commission has censored a lactation specialist for saying only women breastfeed, deeming her comments offensive to trans-identified people, and threatened women's magazine Reduxx for identifying a male soccer player who identifies as a woman and has injured female players. These actions have drawn criticism for being illiberal and overstepping free speech boundaries.
#other
Fox News: Kendall Jenner won't raise her kids in Los Angeles
Kendall Jenner says she isn't ready to have kids yet but is excited for when the time comes. She also revealed that she wouldn't raise them in LA. Jenner admits it took her most of her life to adjust to being in the public eye, and reflected on growing up on reality TV. She feels somewhat apart from her older half-siblings and connects more closely with her dad, Caitlyn Jenner.
The Epoch Times: Get Festive for the Fourth of July With Red, White, and Blueberries
The Midwest and Maine are experiencing peak blueberry season, with Michigan and Maine being major producers of the fruit. Blueberries are high in antioxidants and are a good source of vitamins and nutrients. Recipes for blueberry syrup, a sparkling blueberry tonic, and a blueberry buckle with brown sugar topping are shared.
The Epoch Times: Premier Seeks to Ban Livestreamed Climate Protests
NSW Premier Chris Minns will meet with Facebook representatives and police to discuss blocking climate activists from live-streaming illegal protests on social media. The move comes after a week of coordinated protests targeting east coast coal ports, with activists relying on social media to broadcast their involvement. Minns said the protesters are putting lives at risk and diverting rescue agencies from other emergencies. A spokesperson for Blockade Australia, a group involved in the protests, denounced the proposed livestream ban, saying "silencing protests on Facebook will not cool the planet." Opposition Leader Mark Speakman supported an end to protester live-streams, balancing the right to free speech with other concerns. Crossbencher Alex Greenwich expressed concern about the ban, stating that protest is an important part of political expression.