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27 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Report: Foreigners Overstaying Visas Hits 'Record Number' Under Biden
Foreign nationals who overstay their visas have hit a "record number" under President Biden's watch, with 854,000 foreign nationals overstaying their visas from October 2021 to September 2022, according to new DHS data. Nearly 795,000 still remain in the US illegally, which is double the rate of recent years.
The report also shows that more than 190,000 illegal aliens from Fiscal Year 2021 remained in the US, with the Center for Immigration Studies suggesting that ICE should have targeted efforts to enforce federal immigration law over visa overstays, and Congress should implement the same penalties for visa overstays as those convicted of crossing the border illegally.
#politics
Breitbart: ‘Null’ Votes Win Guatemala Presidential Election, Prompting Runoff Between Two Leftists
Guatemala’s initial presidential election resulted in candidate “null” votes exceeding any individual candidate’s votes. On August 20, the top two candidates will face off, former first lady Sandra Torres and outsider leftist Bernardo Arevalo. The winner will succeed incumbent President Alejandro Giammattei.
Red State: BREAKING: CNN Obtains Trump Audio Critical to Classified Documents Case
CNN released an audio recording of a 2021 meeting in which former President Donald Trump allegedly discussed holding classified documents at his Bedminster resort in New Jersey. The recording is considered a crucial piece of evidence in special counsel Jack Smith's indictment of the former president for mishandling classified information. Trump joked about classified emails and referred to Pentagon plans and other documents as "highly confidential," which could be damning evidence in court.
The Right Scoop: MINISTRY OF TRUTH: House judiciary reveals how Biden admin colluded with Big Tech to surveil and censor Americans
A House subcommittee report reveals that the Biden administration colluded with Big Tech to censor Americans through an agency called the CISA. Originally created in 2018 to protect critical infrastructure, CISA eventually became the nerve center for federal domestic surveillance and censorship on social media. The report shows that CISA expanded its mission to surveil Americans' speech on social media, colluded with Big Tech, and tried to hide its unconstitutional activities from the public.
The Blaze: 'F*** Alito!' Former Democratic Sen. Al Franken drops f-bombs about Supreme Court justices
Former US Senator Al Franken used profanity in a tweet targeting conservative Supreme Court justices, including Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, John Roberts, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett. Franken tweeted, "F*** Alito! Sometimes profanity is appropriate. For example, on the anniversary of the Dobbs decision. So… also f*** Thomas, Roberts, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Coney Barett. But especially Alito" . Franken resigned from the Senate in 2017 after accusations were made against him and has expressed regret over his decision to resign .
Last year, the Supreme Court returned the full authority to states to determine whether to ban abortions, which leftists decried as a "dark day" for the country. Chief Justice Roberts, however, did not think the high court should have completely overturned Roe and Casey when making the ruling .
Daily Wire: DeSantis Says He Will Look To End Birthright Citizenship If Elected
Republican candidate Ron DeSantis wants to remove automatic citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants. The proposal would eliminate current policy, known as birthright citizenship, which is protected by the 14th Amendment. DeSantis has made immigration a part of his campaign platform, and believes that birthright citizenship is a "major driver" of illegal migration. Democrats have criticized the proposal as unconstitutional, drawing attention to the fact that overturning birthright citizenship would require a constitutional amendment.
The Federalist Papers: Whistleblower Reveals FBI Knew Hunter Biden’s Laptop Was Real Months Before It Became Public
Nina Jankowicz, who was tasked to head the "Disinformation Governance Board" by President Joe Biden's Department of Homeland Security, had some questionable opinions on Hunter Biden's laptop. Despite the intelligence community claiming that it was Russian disinformation, an FBI memo shows that they had already authenticated the contents of the laptop and had been investigating them for nearly a year before the election. Jankowicz was willing to prostitute her reputation to protect Hunter Biden and his father.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Can You Define Leftism?
Leftism is often confused with liberalism, but they actually share few values. Leftism seeks to destroy the past, including institutions and values deemed good, whereas conservatism seeks to conserve the past. Leftism began with the French Revolution's goal to destroy every major institution and value of French society, including the monarchy, God, religion, and traditional notions of good and evil. Leftism destroys everything it touches, including beauty and nobility in music, art, and architecture, while substituting class and racial categories for moral ones, destroying science and the nuclear family, and working to destroy the distinction between man and woman.
#war
Forbes: Monday, June 26. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Forbes provides updates on the continuing attack on Ukraine by Russia. Ukraine's defense ministry stated that they have retaken 130 square kilometers of land, with regular Russian forces showing immense resistance despite suffering huge losses. On the other hand, Yevgeny Prigozhin's "March to Moscow" and the start of civil war in Russia seems to have failed in less than three days. The situation with Prigozhin was promptly diffused with the participation of Belarusian President Alexandr Lukashenko, who played the role of mediator between the Wagner leader and Russia's President Vladimir Putin. Clashes between the two camps resulted in Moscow losing one Ilyushin Il-22 airborne command post bomber, three Mi-8 helicopters, and one Ka-52 "Alligator" attack helicopter. In the southern town of Berdyansk, two 16-year-old boys were killed by Russian occupational forces who had accused them of plotting sabotage operations. On Jun. 24, a 16-story apartment building in the Solom'yans'kyi district of Kyiv was hit by Russian missile, and on Jun. 25, Kherson's residential areas were shelled by Russian forces. The European Council has adopted the 11th package of restrictions against Russia, aimed at preventing the circumvention of sanctions.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: BBC Covers — Briefly — the Palestinian Authority’s Despotism
BBC World Service has published a rare report on the tyrannical rule of the Palestinian Authority (PA), pointing out how younger Palestinians have “little faith in the Palestinian leadership”. The article highlights that the PA hasn’t held a single election in the West Bank since 2006 and that dissenters are imprisoned, with some even beaten to death. While the piece rightly draws attention to PA’s authoritarianism, author Rachel O’Donoghue warns of the subtle whitewashing of the activities of terrorist groups challenging the PA’s legitimacy. Also, the article subtly dehumanizes Israeli civilians who are labeled “settlers,” ignoring the fact that they are often innocent victims of Palestinian violence.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Top US Lenders to Face Fed's Annual Stress Tests This Week
Major American banks, including Citigroup, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase, will undergo the Federal Reserve stress tests this week to determine their stability in an economic downturn. Results are expected to show that banks have enough capital to weather a crisis, although investor payouts are predicted to decrease slightly. Last quarter, four US regional lenders failed, making it critical for banking institutions to exhibit stability in difficult times. The stress tests will also include a scenario featuring a 40% decline in commercial real estate prices, which is now a cause for concern due to remote work policies that have left many offices vacant.
#military
Fox News: DOD refusing to investigate balloon spotted flying over Montana
A balloon seen flying over eastern Montana will not be investigated by the Department of Defense due to its size and "low probability" of conducting surveillance. U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, who represents the area, criticized the Biden administration for not investigating. In February, a Chinese balloon was shot down off the coast of South Carolina, with Republicans criticizing the administration for not acting earlier. The NORAD said the Montana balloon is a privately-owned civilian balloon registered with the FAA, operating within FAA regulations and requirements.
#culture
Fox News: Tourist defaces Rome's ancient Colosseum, engraving names on wall
A man defaced the Colosseum in Rome by carving his fiancée's name into the walls. Italian officials are calling for him to be reprimanded and identified. The Colosseum has been vandalized in recent years.
#health
The Epoch Times: UC Irvine Siblings Develop ‘Empathetic’ Artificial Intelligence Tech
Two siblings from the University of California have created an AI chatbot for use in mental health treatment, which aims to employ empathy in its computing. Karishma and Pratyush Muthukumar's technology will be presented at the United Nations AI for Good 2023 global summit in Geneva next month. Karishma's early education on AI began as a teen intern at the Children's Hospital of Orange County summer programme. Pratyush earned the Barry Goldwater Research Scholarship at UC Irvine for his work in producing empathy-based AI and graduated last year at just 18. He is now pursuing his master's at Stanford University.
#education
Breitbart: Lawsuit: Prof Targeted for Slamming Colleague's Anti-American Rant
A history professor at Bakersfield College is suing the district after being investigated for comments on another faculty member's political opinions.
#crime
Breitbart: U.N. Logs 'Record-High' Cocaine Production as Colombian Leftists Push Legalization
Cocaine production and cultivation in Colombia has surged to record highs for the seventh year in a row, according to a United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime report released on 26 June. Over the course of 2021, the country saw its highest ever totals of both cocaine production, estimated at 2,304 tons, and coca cultivation, which covered 315,500 hectares, driving deforestation and ecological damage across the Amazon Basin. The increase in production is part of a wider surge in global cocaine supply and demand, the report stated, with the drug increasingly being trafficked into Western and Central Europe. The UNODC expressed concerns about the environmental impact of the drug industry and the potential for a further boom in cocaine production, particularly under the administration of Gustavo Petro, who has openly defended the drug.
Flag And Cross: Democratic Lawmaker Learns What Happens When You Allegedly Key a Trump Supporter’s Car
Rhode Island State Senator Joshua Miller was arrested for allegedly keying a car bearing a “Biden Sucks” bumper sticker belonging to a supporter of former president Donald Trump. Miller initially denied damage to the SUV, but footage from a camera at the shopping center later showed the Democrat committing the act. Miller was charged with vandalism and malicious injury to property and is scheduled to appear in court on July 18. The body camera footage of Miller making vague statements about “gun nuts” and a re-emerged clip of him responding to a Second Amendment question with “Go f*** yourself” has caused some to call for Miller’s resignation.
The Epoch Times: Man Shot in His Parked Car in Attempted Robbery at San Diego Mall
A man was shot during a robbery at Fashion Valley shopping mall in San Diego. The suspect demanded money and the victim's cell phone at gunpoint, but during a struggle, the weapon discharged, hitting the victim in the thigh. The suspect fled the scene and it is unclear if he stole anything.
#sports
Fox News: Giancarlo Stanton paying no mind to Yankee Stadium boo birds amid dreadful slump
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton is struggling since coming off the IL, hitting .121 with two homers and three RBI over 17 games. Fans at Yankee Stadium are letting him know. Stanton accepts the boos, but is not dwelling on them and is focused on improving his game.
Forbes: Is Chelsea FC And England’s Mason Mount The Answer Manchester United Are Looking For?
Manchester United want to sign Chelsea's Mason Mount but have had three offers rejected so far, the latest worth £50m plus £5m in add-ons. The player is keen on the move and would not sign a new contract with Chelsea if he is forced to stay beyond this summer. Ten Hag, the Manchester United manager, sees Mount as a priority signing to strengthen the midfield and improve the team's possession game. Chelsea's decision to sell Mount would also ease their financial fair play pressures.
#science
The Federalist Papers: Janitor's Attempt to Turn Off Beeping Noise Makes A Million Dollar Error
A janitor shut off a freezer alarm by flipping a circuit breaker in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, causing fatal temperatures for the samples inside and destroying more than 20 years of research, costing a potential recreation of costs of $1 million.
#outdoors
Breitbart: Submarine Expert: OceanGate Used 'Predatory' Tactics to Recruit Passengers for Titanic Sub
OceanGate's Titanic submersible dive was plagued with issues, including difficulties in finding enough wealthy clients, according to experts. Patrick Lahey, president of Triton submarines, criticised OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush for being "predatory" in his recruiting efforts. Financier Jay Bloom, who was offered $250,000 tickets for him and his son, said seeing images of Stockton and expert mariner Paul Henry Nargeolet, who died during the dive, made him withdraw. The submarine had not received the necessary certification and classification for the vessel, and experts blame the "monstrosity's" carbon fibre hull and titanium end caps for the "catastrophic" implosion.
#other
Fox News: Amber Heard's director thinks she's ready for 'hell of a comeback' after Johnny Depp drama
Amber Heard has an "incredibly bright future" in Hollywood, according to her director Conor Allyn. Despite her legal battles with Johnny Depp, her latest movie "In The Fire" will be a "platform" for her "hell of a comeback." The indie thriller wrapped production before Heard's trial and stars her as a psychiatrist set in the 1890s. Allyn praised Heard's talents as an actor and believes she could also direct or write if she chooses. "In The Fire" premiered at the Taormina Film Festival in Italy and also stars Eduardo Noriega, Lorenzo Mcgovern Zaini, Yari Gugliucci and Luca Calvani.
The Federalist Papers: Fox News Gets Rid of Any Last Reminder of Tucker in 'Shockingly Callous' Move
Fox News has reportedly terminated the remaining staff affiliated with "Tucker Carlson Tonight" three months after the show's host was fired. The news was broken by former frequent guest Chadwick Moore, who tweeted that sources informed him of the terminations. No reason for the firings has been given, and some employees had worked for Fox for over a decade.
The house cleaning at Fox News comes after the network made several scheduling changes, including the permanent appointment of Jesse Watters to take over Carlson's old spot. Laura Ingraham's show will now air at 7 p.m. ET, while Sean Hannity will remain at 8 p.m. ET. The report on the terminations has been called "shockingly callous" by one former Fox News producer.