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26 Jun 2023
#illegals
The New American: Mayorkas’ Dereliction of Duty Is Not a Policy Disagreement - The New American
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is facing impeachment proceedings over his dereliction of duty at the border. Mayorkas and his defenders claim that impeachment threats stem from policy disagreements instead of his attacks on the rule of law. However, since taking office, the Biden administration has facilitated the arrival of over five million illegal aliens into the US, putting border states under pressure. Mayorkas' disregard for the rule of law has put the safety and security of the country at risk, and impeachment is necessary. The neglected border has allowed cartels to escalate human and drug trafficking operations, subjecting many to death and human suffering.
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Amy Klobuchar Deflects Hunter Biden Question - Chuck Todd's Facial Expression Says It All
Democrat Senator Amy Klobuchar was asked on "Meet the Press" if she had concerns regarding President Biden's mental and physical health to serve as the President. Klobuchar stated that 'he has gotten results.' Chuck Todd's last question was if she believed it was appropriate for Hunter Biden to attend a state dinner where the attorney general was present, in the same week he accepted a plea deal for multiple federal crimes. Klobuchar tried to explain her way out of the question, but Todd's face showed obvious disbelief.
The Right Scoop: Despicable NY Gov explains how she is bypassing pro-life laws in other states to send women baby-murder pills [VIDEO]
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Governor Hochul signed a bill protecting doctors who prescribe abortion pills via telehealth to women in other states. The law protects from out-of-state litigation and will send drugs to different clinics and providers.
Hochul claims pro-life laws victimize women, and Mika defends the law as saving women's lives. The implementation of the law will likely result in lawsuits in the federal system, and it condemns innocents to be murdered.
PJ Media: Gingrich Warns That Biden’s Campaign Is Stronger Than We Think
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich warns that Republicans may be underestimating the strength of President Joe Biden's campaign in the 2024 election. Despite Biden's old age, cognitive impairment, personal scandals, and lack of achievement in his administration, Gingrich argues that Democrats have always been a coalition of different interest and ideological groups, which is why Biden's endless pandering to interest groups actually makes him stronger within his own party. Biden's coalition relies on scratch each other's back to share "the spoils of government," with trial lawyers, labor unions, environmental activists, racial activists, and sexual-gender activists as key parts of his support. As long as there is reciprocation, they are willing to support each other's goals, making them the real powerbrokers of the Democrat Party.
Flag And Cross: Christie Hits Back At Trump's Weight Jabs
Former Governor Chris Christie responded to Donald Trump's recent remarks about his weight, calling Trump a "bully" and saying he should "take a look in the mirror every once in a while." Trump had previously criticized Christie for his weight and labeled him as someone with "a lot of hatred." Christie had previously criticized Trump's handling of classified documents. Both men are running for the GOP presidential nomination.
The Federalist: Media Uses Russia ‘Coup’ To Kick Biden Scandal Off Front Page
House Republicans released testimonies from IRS whistleblowers alleging that President Biden sold his political power for profit from foreign enemies through his son’s business dealings. They further claimed that the Department of Justice protected the Bidens and interfered in an American election. Despite this potential bombshell, major newspapers and news channels focused on the short-lived "coup" in Russia, with scant coverage of the Biden scandal. The most important thing Americans can do is resist media manipulation, know the facts, and spread the word.
The Right Scoop: A new 2024 poll suggests general election defeat if Trump wins Republican nomination
According to a new poll, Trump would lose to Biden in the 2024 election if he were to win the Republican nomination. The poll also shows DeSantis faring better against Biden than Trump.
Red State: Trump Dominates the GOP Field, but Consistently Fails in Head-to-Head Polling Against Biden
Donald Trump leads the Republican pack in recent polls, but still can't beat Joe Biden in a potential rematch. Trump's popularity dipped after the second round of indictments against him, though he is still polling above 50 percent, placing him far ahead of Ron DeSantis and the rest of the field. However, Biden is currently averaging a slight lead over Trump, indicative of Americans' weariness with Trump's drama. Trump's cocky campaign strategy is to beat the Republican Party into submission, but in 2024, the American public may be looking for a more subdued candidate to lead them out of economic woes, particularly as they sour on Joe Biden and the Democrats.
National Review: The Corner: Meet Me in Madison
A meeting with Mike Noble of Badger Institute to discuss the Wisconsin supreme court election and its impact on state and national politics. Attendees can ask questions during Q&A.
Washington Free Beacon: Prepare for Disparate Impact
Heather Mac Donald's new book, When Race Trumps Merit, examines the ideology of "disparate impact," arguing that it is destroying the fundamentals of a fair society. Mac Donald explores three fundamental areas of American life - science and medicine, culture, and the criminal-justice system - and provides evidence that disparate impact analysis is tearing the country apart. The pursuit of "exact racial proportionality" is preventing the achievement of true meritocracy and is evidence of systemic racism. The book serves as a warning of the dangers of unfettered disparate impact analysis.
Fox News: Former DNI John Ratcliffe urges judge not to accept Hunter Biden plea deal
Former Director of National Intelligence and U.S. attorney John Ratcliffe expressed skepticism over Hunter Biden's expected plea deal agreement, questioning Attorney General Merrick Garland's handling of the case. Ratcliffe noted that the judge involved in the plea deal agreement should examine all of Hunter's conduct before the plea is accepted, citing recent additional allegations made by whistleblowers into Hunter's case merit consideration before a plea deal is accepted. Ratcliffe encouraged members of Congress to investigate the treatment disparity between Hunter and former President Donald Trump, suggesting that there is a stark contrast between the two.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Harry and Megan’s Nine-Figure Failure
Former royals Harry and Megan have made $120 million from deals with Netflix and Spotify, but have failed to produce much content, leading to disappointment from both companies. It is worth considering the ethics of those who belittle their families while using their status to advance themselves. The couple appear more interested in attention than money, and serve as a cautionary tale for the wise and .
Fox News: The real problem facing Black kids today isn't what you're told to believe
The book "Dear Martin" is named the William C. Morris Book Award winner for best Young Adult literature despite portraying America as a racist country that trains Black kids to fear White people. It reflects a depressive worldview that makes Black Americans more cynical about their own condition. Black American educational success is not hopeless, as some all-Black charter schools have successfully closed reading gaps between Black and White kids by emphasizing phonics education and strong discipline policies. However, the integration of critical race theory into our schools is making things worse by invalidating hard work and study and setting Black kids up for low opportunity futures.
Fox News: NYC threatens pizzerias with coal, wood-fire ovens to cut carbon emissions
New York City may require pizzerias with coal and wooden-fire ovens to cut carbon emissions by 75%. The city aims to force the restaurant owners to install a filter to the specified ovens and regularly inspect carbon emissions to reduce air pollution. Less than 100 restaurants would be impacted by the regulations, according to a city official.
#war
The Epoch Times: Wagner Rebellion Is a Sign of Russian Weakness: EU Minister
The Wagner Group mutiny against Russian forces revealed cracks in Moscow’s political and military power, according to the EU’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell. The private paramilitary unit has played a key role in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The European Foreign Affairs Council has provided Ukraine with significant military support in response to the revelations. While some feared Russian instability could be dangerous for Europe, others predicted it was indicative of the instability that could affect even authoritarian states.
Forbes: India’s Green Energy Potential Hampered By Pakistan’s Turmoil
The Geological Survey of India has discovered large reserves of lithium in Jammu and Kashmir, which could make India the sixth-largest holder of lithium reserves. The demand for lithium is rising rapidly due to its use in reducing carbon emissions, and its price has surged to $75,000 per cubic meter of lithium carbonate. However, persistent violence, geopolitical uncertainty, and environmental costs of extracting lithium present barriers to local lithium production and may exacerbate tensions. The discovery of these lithium reserves will likely further inflame the already volatile situation in Kashmir, as the region is contested, with ongoing violence and political turmoil.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Where Are The Russians? Putin, Prigozhin, Shoigu Still M.I.A. After Coup
Russian President Vladimir Putin survived an apparent coup attempt on Saturday, but the key players involved have yet to emerge. Even Putin has not been seen in public in several days, although Russian press releases have attempted to give an impression of business as usual. It is not known exactly when or where Putin's latest video was recorded, but it is possible it could be pre-recorded. The third figure in the drama, Wagner PMC leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, was last seen being driven out of Rostov-on-Don in the back of a car.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Gold’s Drop Under $2,000 Is a Buying Opportunity, According to UBS and Other Analysts
Gold prices have retreated from their $2,000 per ounce level but Swiss bank UBS view this as a buying opportunity, expecting the precious metal to hit $2,250 an ounce by June 2024, and recommends investors buy for three reasons: central bank gold demand, broad dollar weakness and rising US recession risks. Similarly, Wisdom Tree, expects an all-time nominal gold high by the end of 2023 and predicts gold will hit $2,008 per ounce by Q3 2023, $2,260 by Q4 and $2,285 by Q1 2024. The price of gold is currently sitting 4% below its year-to-date high reached in May 2023 as consolidation takes hold, according to a team of UBS strategists led by Wayne Gordon.
#health
Spectator USA: A dispatch from the olive oil capital of the world
Jaén, in Andalusia, is Spain's olive oil capital, producing 20% of the world's olive oil. With over one and a half million acres of olive groves, Jaén is smaller than Connecticut, yet it produces more olive oil than the whole of Italy. The olive groves of Jaén are an endless sea of trees that have been cultivated for over 2,000 years and are said to have significant health benefits.
#crime
Fox News: California doctor convicted of illegally distributing opioids, leading to one fatal overdose
California doctor convicted of illegally distributing opioids, including to one person who died of an overdose, after writing over 8,200 prescriptions in a year. He prescribed to undercover agents posing as patients, and to a mother and son who claimed to have lost or had pills stolen. Each of the 12 counts against him carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
#sports
Forbes: Why Spending $90 Million On Centers Is A Problem For The Wolves
The Minnesota Timberwolves have re-signed center Naz Reid to a three-year contract worth $42 million. With Reid, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Rudy Gobert all centers, the Wolves will be paying roughly $90 million for one position, making for an enormous investment. The team may have to give up assets to avoid the second apron, which could come at the cost of players like Jaden McDaniels.
Forbes: U.S. Investor Group—Including Ryan Reynolds—Acquires 24% Stake In Alpine F1 Team
Renault has announced a group of U.S. investors, including Ryan Reynolds, Otro Capital and RedBird Capital Partners, will acquire a 24% stake in Renault-owned Alpine Formula 1 team in exchange for $218m. The deal values the fifth-ranked team at $900m and will see Otro Capital’s Alec Scheiner join Alpine F1’s board as part of the agreement. It also indicates the growth of US interest in the motorsport, following Formula One’s popularity surge in America after its 2017 takeover by Liberty Media Corporation and Netflix’s documentary series, 'Drive to Survive'.
PJ Media: The College World Series Will Bring the Fireworks on Monday Night. Here's a Totally Not Unbiased Look.
Florida Gators and Louisiana State Tigers, both successful teams in the College World Series, will face off in the championship finale, with the Tigers having rough, working-class players while the Gators look like entitled pretty boys. The game is highly anticipated and expected to be a close match.
Fox News: Keegan Bradley wins Travelers Championship, breaks tournament record by one shot
Keegan Bradley wins the Travelers Championship for his sixth tour victory. He broke the tournament record, finishing at 23-under 257, one shot better than Kenny Perry's previous record from 2009. Despite a shaky finish, Bradley won the tournament in front of a New England crowd, becoming the first New Englander to win the title since Connecticut’s J.J. Henry in 2006. He takes home $3.6 million from an elevated $20 million purse as the tournament became one of 17 designated events on tour this season, attracting a world-class field including world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm.
#outdoors
Fox News: Teen Titanic submarine passenger aimed to set Rubik's cube world record on dive, mom says
Nineteen-year-old Suleman Dawood, who died on OceanGate's Titan submersible last week, hoped to set a Rubik's Cube record in the deep ocean. Suleman and his father, Shahzada, applied to the Guinness World Records and entered the submersible equipped with a camera to record the achievement. Suleman was among those who perished when OceanGate's submersible suffered a catastrophic implosion nearly 2 hours into their descent towards the Titanic.
All Outdoor: Beginner's Guide on How to Master Fly Fish Casting
Fly fishing is exciting yet complex. To master the fly fish casting, a beginner should use a medium-fast action rod, stick with a single hand rod, practice with 4-6 weight line, learn to roll cast, and focus on a good cast between 10 and 2 o'clock. Slow down your casting speed and practice on land to improve your performance on the water.
Field & Stream: Dispatches From Africa, the Story of a Three-Week Safari
A hunter documents his African safari, hunting bushbuck, warthog, kudu, gemsbok, wildebeest, zebra, and finally a dangerous cape buffalo on the last day. He also introduces his daughter to hunting in Africa. The experience is about more than just the hunt; it's about reliving the adventures around the fire and immersing oneself in the culture and history of the land.
#technology
Fox News: How to master Apple iPhone's measure app for precise measurements
The Measure app on your iPhone can help you get accurate measurements without needing a physical measuring tape. Simply open the app, hold your phone to the item you want to measure, place a dot on the edge of the item, and tap the + button to see the measurement displayed on your screen. You can also use the Measure app as a level to ensure anything you hang on the wall is straight.
Fox News: Technology pioneer believes artificial intelligence technology will revolutionize online dating
AlgoAI Tech is using AI to create a more efficient and personalized version of online dating. The app's AI robot named "Lora" conducts deep psychological and behavioral analysis of a user's preferences to suggest a potential match. The algorithm can adjust its matching methods based on what is or isn't working, and Lora adapts a user's experience based on their personality and feedback. AlgoAI Tech's focus on safety ensures that none of the personal information that a user divulges to Lora is attached to their name, emphasizing the choice users have in sharing as little or as much information as they'd like.
#other
Fox News: John Goodman feels 'terrible' for Roseanne Barr after controversy: ‘She’s just her own person’
John Goodman expresses mixed emotions about working with Roseanne Barr again after she was fired from the "Roseanne" reboot in 2018 due to racist comments on Twitter about a former advisor to President Obama. Although he loves Barr and misses her, Goodman does not know if he would work with her again. He believes that the struggles of the Conner family are handled with humor in the show now known as "The Conners".
Fox News: Beijing residents experience multi-day record temperatures
Beijing experiences its second-hottest day ever with temperatures reaching 106 degrees Fahrenheit during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday weekend. Northern China is facing record temperatures, with authorities issuing "red" alerts for extreme weather and urging residents to limit their time outdoors. The heat wave across Asia is being exacerbated by rising global temperatures caused partly by the burning of fossil fuels.
The Epoch Times: Indiana Tornado Kills 1 as Severe Weather Causes Damage and Power Outages Across Multiple States
A tornado hit parts of Indiana and Tennessee, causing damage and leaving homes without power. One person was killed and another injured after a tornado struck a home in Martin County, Indiana, while another tornado touched down in Johnson County, damaging at least 75 homes. Survey teams were set to assess the damage on Monday. Meanwhile, in Tennessee, the storms left around 120,000 homes and businesses without power, while customers in Michigan and Indiana were also affected.