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24 Jun 2023
#illegals
The New American: Supreme Court Delivers Left and Right Victories in Two Migration Cases
The US Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 in favor of the Biden administration's guidelines prioritizing the deportation of violent migrant offenders, while denying the right of Texas and Louisiana to appeal the administration's immigration policy. The states argued that the policy created a strained health care and education system and burden on social services. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorka said he was looking forward to reintroducing the guidelines. Justice Samuel Alito was the only member of the court to dissent, arguing that the facts dictated a duty to compensate the plaintiffs for having borne a burden caused by federal government priorities. The court also ruled 7-2 against the constitutionality of illegal immigration solicitation, with the decision hinging on the definition of proper interpretation. While the case is a victory for immigration hawks, dissenting justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor held that it violated the right to free speech.
#politics
Flag And Cross: Biden Spokesman Hit with Hard Question About Hunter Biden, Decides to Walk Out Instead of Addressing It
White House spokesman John Kirby refused to answer questions about Hunter Biden’s alleged crimes, instead walking away from the podium during a press conference. Newsmax correspondent James Rosen asked Kirby about recent evidence that suggests Joe Biden knew more about his son’s business dealings than he let on. Rosen cited a WhatsApp message from Hunter Biden in which he mentioned being with his father and revealed knowledge of a business commitment made by a Chinese Communist Party official. Kirby refused to comment on the matter and walked out of the conference, leaving many wondering just how deep Joe Biden's family's dealings go with the US's enemies like China and Ukraine.
#society
Fox News: Baltimore woman, an immigrant from Cuba, is one step closer to sainthood
Venerable Mary Lange, the foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, the first-ever Catholic religious order for women of African descent, has been recognized by the Vatican's Dicastery for the Causes of Saints for her "heroic virtues," bringing her one step closer to canonization in the Roman Catholic Church. Lange, born Elizabeth Lange in Cuba, established a school in Baltimore's Fells Point neighbourhood in the early 1800s because there were no education opportunities for African-American children in that area. Lange's cause for canonization began in 1991 and is still ongoing.
The Oblate Sisters of Providence, the religious organization founded by Venerable Mary Lange, received renewed attention when Sr. Wilhelmina Lancaster, recently exhumed in Missouri and found not to have decomposed in four years, was found to have originally been a member of the organization before moving on to form the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles. Founded nearly three decades before the ordination of the first African-American priest and almost six decades before the ordination of the first widely acknowledged African-American priest, the Oblate Sisters of Providence provided education and nursing to the African-American community and continue to exist as an organization today.
#war
The Epoch Times: Belarus Claims Rebel Russian Mercenaries Agree to Halt Advance on Moscow, Coup Leader Denies
Russian private army Wagner Group led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, advanced towards Moscow, capturing a southern city overnight. Russian military forces have fired upon Wagner from the air, though it has not impacted their progress. Though Prigozhin denies any agreement has been reached, Belarus' president claims Putin is involved in talks that would halt Wagner's progress and provide security guarantees. The Belarussian president's office claims that Putin has given his blessing for the agreement. The situation remains unclear.
Forbes: Russia’s Sudden ‘Civil War’ Crisis Explained. Latest: Prigozhin Calls Off March On Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns of a possible civil war as the Wagner Group is accused of "treason." The group claims control over Russian military facilities, challenging Putin's leadership. Experts say that this conflict could damage Putin's leadership and make Russia less dangerous to the world.
Fox News: Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin, Putin's warlord and Wagner Group founder marching to Moscow?
Russian mercenary group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, who founded the Wagner Group, claims that the Kremlin authorized an attack on his forces and has marched towards Moscow with his troops as a result. Prigozhin previously made his fortune as a hot dog vendor in flea markets before expanding into restaurants and convenience stores. He became wealthy and established the Wagner Group in 2014 to assist in Crimea, with the group continuing to serve Russian interests around the world and becoming more influential after its role in the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Vindication in Russia, or American Folly?
The situation in Russia is uncertain and information is unreliable; it's too early to determine winners and losers, or assign credit or blame. The US and Western allies can influence what happens next but can't control it, and past efforts to do so have been regretted. Aid to Ukraine may be necessary in the short run, but any effort to influence events in Russia should be non-public and focused on avoiding nuclear proliferation.
#culture
Forbes: Inside ‘Evil Dead Rise’ Scaring Up Acclaim And Box Office Success
"Evil Dead Rise" surpasses expectations, grossing $146.3 million against a budget of $15-19 million. The film's success is attributed to strong word-of-mouth and the loyalty of existing fans of the franchise, as well as attracting new, younger audiences to the horror genre. Filmmaker Lee Cronin reveals the initial fear he experienced on set, but also the satisfaction of seeing his vision realized and the overwhelming support from the studio and key figures.
#sports
Forbes: Al-Hilal Will Announce Neymar Signing ‘Next Week’, Saudi And Qatari Reports Suggest
Saudi Arabian football club Al-Hilal are set to announce the signing of a globally-famous star next week, with many speculating that it could be Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar. The news was reported by popular Saudi Arabian journalist Ahmed Al-Ajlan, who cited information that Al-Hilal would sign a player "who will be the bomb of the season and the talk of the world". Al-Hilal's negotiations were reported to be with the same player that FC Barcelona is reportedly interested in capturing, which has led some to conclude that the player in question is Neymar.
Forbes: DeAndre Hopkins, Dalvin Cook Lead 2nd Wave Of NFL Free Agency
The NFL's second wave of free agency is approaching, with many veteran players available for signing. Running backs such as Dalvin Cook and Ezekiel Elliott are seeking big salaries and may need an injury situation to command that kind of money. DeAndre Hopkins is a gamble at 31 coming off two subpar years, but is still an excellent fit for the New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, and Tennessee Titans, with the Pats having the inside track. Teddy Bridgewater, one of the best backup quarterbacks in the game, can adapt to multiple offensive systems quickly and has had talks with the Lions. Look for the Bengals and Dolphins to show the most interest in Elliott.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Wagner Commander Charged with Armed Rebellion Marches on Moscow
Russian private army commander Yevgeny Prigozhin has called on Russian forces to join his armed rebellion against the nation’s military leadership. Videos purporting to show Prigozhin’s forces traveling by convoy to Rostov-on-Don and storming the building while civilian onlookers stood by, some smoking, circulated on social media. However, the Western Journal has been unable to independently verify the authenticity of these videos or the summaries of their contents. A later tweet claimed that Prigozhin had taken control of the city and invited Russian Defense Minister Shoigu and Chief of General Staff Gerasimov to meet with him at the headquarters building now under his control.
Red State: REPORT: Train Derailment With Multiple Tankers Leaking Petroleum Could Threaten River in Montana
Train derailment in Montana with tankers containing petroleum products threatening to leak into Yellowstone River. Water treatment facilities, irrigation canal companies, and other agencies have taken emergency protective measures to prevent hazmat spill. No immediate threat to life or property in Yellowstone County at this time.
Fox News: Thunderstorms will bring flood, tornado risk over the Midwest, Northeast
Severe weather threats in the Midwest and Northeast as thunderstorms with heavy rain expected in parts of Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin while Iowa and Missouri will see showers and severe thunderstorms. FEMA denies additional aid for Georgia county hit by EF-3 tornado. Tornadoes in Mississippi killed one person and injured nearly two dozen others, leaving a trail of devastation. Gale winds and torrential rain wreak havoc on parts of North Dakota. Excessive heat warnings and heat advisories over southern nonwestern Texas, southern New Mexico, eastern Oklahoma and southwestern Louisiana.