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#illegals
Fox News: Malaysia charges 4 Thais over mass graves and human trafficking camps found in 2015
Four Thai nationals have been charged under Malaysia's anti-trafficking laws in connection with the discovery of mass graves in 2015. The graves were found near the Malaysia-Thailand border and are believed to contain the remains of Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshis. The four men have been extradited from Thailand to face charges after cooperation between the two countries' authorities.
The four men were among 10 Thai citizens sought for extradition in 2017 in connection with the tragedy at Wang Kelian, where human smugglers held people captive for years while extorting ransoms from their families. Most victims were members of Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya minority or impoverished migrants from Bangladesh. The four men are charged with human trafficking, which carries up to 15 years imprisonment upon conviction.
Daily Wire: Supreme Court Makes Decision On Republican AG’s Challenge To Biden Deportation Policy
Texas and Louisiana challenge to overturn Biden's deportation policy was rejected by the Supreme Court. The suit argued that Biden's policy violates federal law by focusing primarily on the deportation of those with criminal convictions or terrorist connections. The majority opinion stated that federal courts have not traditionally entertained that kind of lawsuit. Justice Alito dissented, arguing that the decision could prevent states from protecting their “vital interests."
#politics
Fox News: NASA objects to lithium mining at Nevada desert site vital for satellite calibration
NASA has requested the protection of a Nevada lakebed rich in lithium, as it serves as a vital calibration site for satellite measurements. The Bureau of Land Management has withdrawn the land from potential mining to preserve its undisturbed nature, despite ongoing opposition from environmentalists, tribal leaders, and ranchers. Critics have noted the paradox that the metal needed for electric vehicles, which are key to reducing greenhouse gases, is buried beneath land that must remain undisturbed to certify the accuracy of satellites monitoring Earth's warming atmosphere.
The Blaze: Fox News anchor responds to allegations that he colluded with DOJ to 'entrap' Donald Trump
Fox News anchor Bret Baier denies communicating with the Justice Department before interviewing Donald Trump. During the interview, Baier asked Trump about why he didn't return boxes of documents requested by the National Archives and Records Administration and Trump appeared to admit to obstructing justice. Trump supporters accused Fox News of being in cahoots with the Justice Department to entrap Trump, but Baier responded by denying the accusation and stating that he wrote his own questions.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Chris Christie gets BOOED when criticizing Donald Trump
Chris Christie booed for criticizing Trump at Faith and Freedom Coalition conference. He later relished in the boos and continued his message.
The Blaze: California Democrats want therapists to be able to counsel 12-year-olds on gender identity and sign off on their admission to shelters without parental consent — even if there's no abuse at home
California Democrats are pushing a bill that would allow therapists to approve the admission of children as young as 12 into state-run housing facilities, even without notifying their families, if they are deemed mature enough to participate in an outpatient or residential counselling on gender identity. The bill eliminates the requirement that the minor is in danger of harm, self-inflicted or otherwise. Critics see the legislation as a "horrifying loophole" that facilitates child emancipation, while opponents warn that AB655 undermines the rights of parents to make informed decisions on their children's welfare.
#society
Newsbusters: PBS: Amanpour, Anita Hill Swap Lies on Affirmative Action, Teaching Black History
Christiane Amanpour interviewed Anita Hill, the woman who accused Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment, on the Juneteenth holiday. Hill used the holiday to reflect on the issues affecting marginalized groups and called for a continuation of affirmative action programs. Amanpour joined Hill in bashing the Supreme Court, alleging the reversal of civil rights and affirmative action policies, and brought up ethics questions swirling around Justice Thomas.
#economy
Foreign Policy: Japan’s Stock Market Is Finally Back to 1990 Levels
Japan's economy is on the rise, with deflationary concerns dissipating and the stock market climbing towards record highs. The surge in inflation, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, has created a cycle between inflation and wages that is driving the economic growth. The recovery has been helped along by the involvement of activist investors and the recovery of real estate values, which is attracting foreign investment. However, the average Japanese person is being left behind, as gains are being outstripped by inflation, leading to a continued decline in real wages. Despite this, foreign investors are still looking to take advantage of the opportunities in Japan's growing economy.
Foreign Policy: Don’t Believe Modi's Economic Success Story
Joe Biden, previously critical of the Modi government's human rights record, has invited Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a state visit this week. However, critics argue that Modi's India cannot sustain the country as it separates from Chinese manufacturing and decouples from Chinese supply chains. Despite past promises to boost manufacturing and create jobs, India's manufacturing sector has failed to grow, and the country is stuck in a jobless growth trap with low labor participation and human capital. Additionally, Modi's policies prioritize wealth over health, with a refusal to invest in primary healthcare resulting in sickness that knocks millions out of the workplace.
#culture
Forbes: NHL Takes Cowardly Approach By Backing Off Pride Night Warm Up Jerseys
The NHL has eliminated Pride jerseys worn during warmups due to concerns from players, including Russian expatriates worried about repercussions for their families, and non-Russian players citing religious beliefs. The Minnesota Wild, New York Rangers and Chicago Blackhawks canceled Pride Night warmups. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman explained that the league will still celebrate Pride and other theme nights while expressing support for LGBTQ causes but would not feature players wearing warmups in support of those causes, nor for military appreciation and Hockey Fights Cancer. Critics argue that the NHL is backing away from supporting gay, black, indigenous and other players with such a decision, calling it a "cowardly approach to doing business".
Daily Wire: Jennifer Lawrence Says She’s ‘Nervous’ Working With Method Actors, Prefers Christian Bale’s ’10 Seconds’ Approach
Jennifer Lawrence expressed her nervousness when working with method actors during an interview with "Hot Ones." The actress revealed that her professional approach to getting into a character was inspired by Christian Bale, who is considered a method actor, despite denying it. Bale's commitment includes gaining weight for a role in "American Hustle" and losing weight for his role in "The Machinist."
#history
Fox News: 'Titanic' director James Cameron reveals he 'knew the truth' Monday morning about submarine disaster
James Cameron, director of "Titanic," believes he knew the sub was "gone" as soon as he heard that the Titan submersible had lost contact while on its dive to view the remains of the cruise liner. The US Coast Guard recently found a "debris field" near the wreckage. Cameron expressed his regret of not having spoken out on the danger of the OceanGate's Titan submersible and compared it to the Titanic, where the captain repeatedly ignored warnings and lead to the death of many. OceanGate CEO, Stockton Rush, had dismissed safety concerns regarding the sub in November.
#health
The Epoch Times: FDA Notice: Frozen Fruit Recall Hits Walmart, Target
Frozen fruit products sold at Target, Walmart, Whole Foods, Aldi, and Trader Joe’s are being recalled for possible bacterial contamination due to Listeria monocytogenes, which can have serious and sometimes fatal effects on young children, elderly people, and those with compromised immune systems. The recall includes multiple products sold by various retailers, and follows two previous recalls in June of frozen strawberries linked to hepatitis A outbreaks.
#education
National Review: The Corner: A Lovely Summer at National Review
The National Review intern shares how the staff has mentored him in writing, ethics, and truth, and how National Review has encouraged his growth.
#crime
Fox News: Former Democrat transgender state rep with shocking criminal past arrested on child pornography charges
Former Democrat NH state representative, Stacie-Marie Laughton, was arrested for distributing sexually explicit images of children. Laughton has a history of criminal charges, including a 2008 felony conviction for credit card fraud, making a bomb threat in 2015, and misuse of the state's 911 texting system. Despite this, Laughton was elected for a second term in 2022 but was never seated due to multiple stalking-related charges. Laughton blamed their criminal behavior on mental illness.
Daily Wire: Chicago To Give $1,000 To People Claiming To Be Sexual Assault Victims — Without Having To Provide Proof
Chicago's Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a $5 million fund for people who claim to be survivors of gender-based violence. The pilot program already distributed $733,000 over the course of a few weeks. The money is available to those claiming domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and/or human trafficking, who do not have to prove they are survivors. Applicants must be at or below 300% of the poverty level. However, defense attorney Scott Greenfield warned that providing free money to those claiming survivorship could encourage false accusations.
Fox News: Supreme Court upholds conviction of man for his role on an international hit team
Supreme Court upholds conviction of man serving life sentence for role in an "international kill team." Adam Samia's lawyers asked for a new trial due to a confession from another man unfairly implicating him as the trigger man. The confession was altered to remove Samia's name and jury warned not to consider it while assessing his guilt.
#sports
Forbes: WWE Officials Reportedly Pushing For LA Knight To Win Money In The Bank Match
WWE plans to add Logan Paul to the Men’s Money in the Bank match, but WWE higher-ups are pushing for LA Knight to win the match. Paul, a social media star, is a polarizing figure in and out of pro wrestling, and although he is a top-performing celebrity in-ring performer, Knight is WWE’s hottest babyface act right now, generating roof-rattling reactions that no one else can. Knight is the sentimental favorite, despite limited success in terms of wins and losses, and needs just one final boost to ascend to the top of WWE.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: Best EDC Bags To Safely Stash Your Survival Gear
Skilled Survival shares five steps to finding the perfect Everyday Carry Bag (EDC). The first step is to determine the EDC items you need to carry throughout the day divided into three categories: The Standard Don’t-Leave-Home-Without Items, The Mission Critical Tools and Devices, and The Convenience Matters Items. Once a list is made, the next step is to choose the appropriate bag size for your EDC gear, followed by selecting the right bag style, and weighing the importance of features from a “Gray Man” perspective. Lastly, the guide advises that when making your final purchase, remember that a well-made EDC bag doesn't have to break the bank.
Forbes: Orcas Attack 2 Yachts In Ocean Race: Latest Reports Of Killer Whale Antics
Two Ocean Race teams have reported encounters with killer whales in the Iberian Peninsula region. The JAJO team's boat was attacked by a pod of the mammals while sailing near the Strait of Gibraltar. The whales circled the vessel and bit its rudders before losing interest and swimming away. Meanwhile, the Mirpuri/Trifork Racing Team also reported an encounter with orcas, though the boat was unharmed and nobody was injured. Speculation on social media presumes the animals are enacting revenge, but the real reason behind the recent aggressive behavior of killer whales remains unknown.
#other
Red State: The Next Big Thing in Urban Planning: Wood
Urban development company Atrium Ljungberg plans to build the world's largest wooden city in Stockholm, using timber to alleviate environmental challenges faced by Swedish cities. Construction will begin in 2025, with the first buildings completed by 2027, and the project aims to redefine sustainability, innovation and aesthetic excellence. Timber construction results in fewer carbon emissions than steel and concrete and produces fewer pollutants; it is also fireproof. While the real advantage to the wood city is its reduction in overall emissions, it is unclear how wooden buildings will produce fewer emissions than other structures.