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25 Jun 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: 'Out of Sight, Out of Mind': The Border Crisis Is Still With Us Despite the Media Blackout
Illegal border crossings have decreased by over 70% since the lifting of the public health order, Title 42. However, the Biden administration expanded legal pathways to enter the country, making the definition of "unlawful border crossings" more ambiguous. Border encounters in May were lower than the same month last year, but still counted over 200,000 illegal alien "encounters," with the majority being single adult males. The issue of demographics and the sheer number of illegal crossings remains a concern.
#politics
National Review: Chris Christie, Undeterred by Boos, Says His Anti-Trump Message Is Resonating
Chris Christie stands by his anti-Trump message, stating that character is the most important element for a US President. He explains that, “You can’t know every issue that’s going to come across the president’s desk. What you need to know is, what is the character of that person?” The former governor believes his message is cutting through the noise and elevating him in polls despite being booed at the Faith and Freedom conference. Recent polls in New Hampshire and nationally indicate that Christie’s message is resonating and gained him support. Christie mockingly replies to former President Trump's claims that his indictment was done for Americans.
Breitbart: Conservatives Set for Big Majority as Greeks Head Back to Polls
Greeks went to the polls for the second time in less than two months, with conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis the strong favorite to win the majority of the 300-member parliament. The election was focused on economic growth and security, with Mitsotakis hoping to form a strong majority and gain a second term as prime minister. The tragedy of the migrant shipwreck, which left hundreds dead or missing off the coast of western Greece, is unlikely to affect the overall outcome. The shipwreck drew criticism over how Greek authorities handled the rescue, as well as over the country’s restrictive migration policy.
Trailing in opinion polls, Mitsotakis' main opponent is Alexis Tsipras, who leads the left-wing Syriza party and served as prime minister from 2015 to 2019. The economy seems to be at the forefront of most voters’ concerns, as Greece gradually recovers from its brutal financial crisis. Mitsotakis comes from one of Greece’s most prominent political families and vows to rebrand Greece as a pro-business and fiscally responsible eurozone member. As many as nine parties have a realistic chance of entering parliament, ranging from ultra-religious groups to two left-wing splinter parties founded by top former members of the Syriza government.
#war
Breitbart: Cardin: Putin Has 'Lost His Credibility with His Own People'
Senator Cardin says Putin has lost credibility with Russians after the Wagner Group revealed Russian intervention in Ukraine. The US has provided $75bn of military equipment to Ukraine and is organizing international assistance, and needs to be careful with regard to Russia's nuclear capacity.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: EU Officials Put Elon Musk's Twitter Through 'Exercise' on Fighting 'Disinformation'
EU officials visited Twitter's headquarters to evaluate its ability to comply with new laws on fake news, Russian propaganda, and online crime. As part of a mock exercise, the officials tested Twitter's controls on different types of online crimes, including child exploitation. Although Twitter had withdrawn from the EU's voluntary code of practice on disinformation, European Commission officials expressed satisfaction with Twitter's readiness to conduct business legally in the EU. The new laws are due to take effect on August 25th, and failure to comply could result in a ban or fines up to 6% of Twitter's annual revenue.
#economy
Forbes: The Next Recession Is Near But Will Be Mild By Historical Standards
The economy is currently divided into three camps on the question of recession: one believes strong jobs growth will continue, a second insists a recession is imminent, and a third predicts a recession in 2024. However, recession seems near-inevitable due to high interest rates' impact and the ill effects of inflation on economic activity. While a downturn is likely, it should be mild by historic standards. Household finances remain strong with no significant debt overhang.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Thomas Cole Unbound: Biography of America's Revered Landscape Painter
Thomas Cole, born in England in 1801, moved to America and became a prominent artist in the Hudson River School. His landscapes caught the attention of key figures in the art world, earning him a fellowship in the American Academy and patronage from wealthy Americans in Europe. With concerns about the destruction of the natural world, he became a conservationist and, along with fellow writers and artists, helped to inspire the creation of the national park systems. His allegorical series, "The Voyage of Life," represented the four stages of human life and was commissioned by a wealthy philanthropist. His work and that of his students helped to renew awareness of the beauty and value of American wilderness.
Flag And Cross: Fat Mike's Punk Rock Museum In Vegas Celebrates Inclusivity
Fat Mike takes the Jewish Journal on a tour of The Punk Rock Museum in Vegas, featuring artifacts and memorabilia of punk bands like The Clash, Nirvana, and Green Day. The museum also includes a jam room where visitors can play on instruments of famous punk musicians, and a bar called the Triple Down. The museum aims to bring punk musicians and fans together and encourages a communal feel.
#crime
Fox News: Conor McGregor thanks supporters as he faces sexual assault allegations
Conor McGregor denies sexual assault allegations made against him by a woman in Miami, thanking fans for their support. A report was filed with Miami Police and McGregor's accuser, who claims the fighter forced her into a bathroom, provided police with the clothing she was wearing that night. McGregor has maintained his innocence while footage has been released that appears to show him leading the woman by the hand to the bathroom. McGregor is also alleged to have punched Miami Heat mascot Burnie on the same night. The NBA and Miami Police are both investigating the allegations.
Breitbart: Human Remains Found in California Mountain Area Where Actor Julian Sands Disappeared
Human remains were found near where English actor Julian Sands disappeared on Mt. Baldy in California earlier this year. The body was discovered by hikers and will be taken to the coroner's office for identification next week.
#sports
Forbes: Arda Güler: Real Madrid Considers A $19 Million Gamble
Fenerbahce midfielder Arda Güler is being heavily courted by Real Madrid, Barcelona, and AC Milan, with his release clause at €17.5 million ($19 million). Real's next move will be telling, as similar signings like Mesut Özil and Martin Ødegaard have yielded mixed results. However, Güler's potential and playing style continue to draw comparison to Lionel Messi. Fenerbahce may be open to a sale to alleviate debt, but the player's father and agent are reportedly seeking a higher offer. Güler's best course of action may be seeking first-team experience elsewhere to avoid stunted development.
Forbes: 5 Booking Changes AEW And WWE Must Make
AEW and WWE need to make some significant changes to improve their creative processes. Both companies struggle with predictable match outcomes and an over-reliance on part-time stars. While WWE needs to commit to or scrap the brand split, AEW needs to find a way to create harmony in its locker room. Both companies also need to give more attention to their women's divisions and rethink their use of stables.
Fox News: Olympic rower says 'birthdays are for women and children'
Australian rower Samuel Loch, who turns 40 on Monday, says birthdays are for "women and children" and that surviving another year is not a reason to celebrate. Loch has won two bronze medals at the World Rowing Championships and represented Australia at the Beijing and London Olympics. Despite this, he said he preferred a round number to celebrate. However, he did acknowledge that birthdays were a chance for loved ones to celebrate the individual.
The Epoch Times: Dodgers Rally to Beat Astros 8–7 After Houston Reliever Stanek Called for Balk in 8th
In the eighth inning, the Los Angeles Dodgers come back to beat the Houston Astros with the help of a balk by Ryan Stanek and a ground-rule double by James Outman. Stanek was ejected after arguing with the umpire, who called the balk, tying the game at 7. Alex Bregman hit a grand slam, but he and teammate Jose Altuve were booed by the crowd for their involvement in the Astros' sign-stealing scandal. Dodgers' 3B Max Muncy (hamstring) is expected to be activated off the IL and play Tuesday at Colorado.
#technology
Breitbart: Careful What You Tell AI: Hackers Target Private Info of ChatGPT Users
Over 101,000 compromised ChatGPT account login credentials were discovered on dark web marketplaces in the last year, putting users' privacy at risk. Cybersecurity firm Group-IB found that the majority of these stolen credentials were obtained by a common malware called Raccoon. A compromised ChatGPT account could offer a trove of sensitive intelligence to threat actors if they obtain account credentials.
#other
The Federalist Papers: 'Apocalypse Now' Actor Frederic Forrest Dead at 86
Academy Award-nominated actor Frederic Forrest has died at his home in Santa Monica, California, at the age of 86, after a long illness. Best known for his role as Jay “Chef” Hicks in “Apocalypse Now,” Forrest also received recognition for his performance in “The Rose.” In addition to his film work, he appeared on television and Broadway.
Forbes: ‘Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse’ Swoops Back Into Top Box Office Spot As ‘Elemental’ And ‘The Flash’ Struggle
'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' tops the box office for the fourth weekend, earning $19.3 million in domestic sales and $22 million from overseas markets. 'Elemental' earns $18.5 million in its second weekend, while 'The Flash' continues to underperform with $15.3 million in domestic sales in its second weekend.