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27 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Iranian, Moldavan, Chinese Migrants Arrested by Texas Police near Border
Texas DPS troopers arrested four "special interest aliens" who illegally crossed the border between ports of entry. The migrants are citizens of Iran, China, and Moldova. The troopers will charge all three migrants with criminal trespass.
#politics
Newsbusters: New York Times Attacks Gutfeld For Promoting 'Nihilism,' Fox For Threaning Democracy
The New York Times has published a profile of Greg Gutfeld, Fox's sole late night comic, in which Gutfeld was accused of being a nihilist and working for a network that is a threat to democracy. The article points out the double standards between liberal comedians and Gutfeld, as well as attacking the ironic sense of humor used on Fox. Ultimately, Gutfeld’s success poses a challenge for the thesis that conservatives aren’t very good at comedy.
Daily Wire: ‘Planned In Plain Sight’: Senate Committee Lawmakers Blame DHS, FBI For January 6 Security Failures
The Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released a 106-page report on Tuesday, alleging that the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security were aware of online threats to Capitol Hill as early as December 2020, yet failed to sound the alarm with other law enforcement. Senators on the committee claimed that federal law enforcement agencies had downplayed numerous tips threatening violence ahead of the 2020 presidential election certification. Over 800 people are linked to crimes related to the January 6, 2021, event where approximately 2,000 people, including Proud Boys and Oath Keepers members, stormed the Capitol in an attempt to stop the January 2021 transfer of presidential power.
Breitbart: Survey: Trump Beats Biden by Three Percent; DeSantis Loses to Biden
Donald Trump leads Joe Biden in hypothetical 2024 election matchup, according to a Morning Consult survey. Trump sits at 44% while Biden is at 41%, with a margin of error of +/- 1%. However, Biden leads Ron DeSantis in another scenario 42% to 40%. Trump dominates the Republican primary field with 57% support, while DeSantis fell back to 19% and Mike Pence at 7%.
Spectator USA: Are the walls closing in on ol’ Joe?
As evidence piles up on the Biden family's involvement in corrupt schemes, their defenders are struggling to find excuses. Many are changing the subject or saying "But Trump is worse." Some are still denying Biden's involvement, while others are using the "not proven" line. The charges against the Bidens are mounting and the DOJ, IRS, and FBI are being accused of stonewalling the investigation, which could lead to an impeachment inquiry against Merrick Garland. Republicans face the challenge of balancing these corruption inquiries with pressing issues like the economy, crime, and immigration. Christie's comparison between the Bidens and Kushners is false, since Trump made his money from inheritance and real estate, while public office was the source of Biden family wealth. In contrast to Biden's allegations, Trump's most damning charges are that he sought to undermine our democracy by refusing to accept the results of the 2020 election.
Spectator USA: Supreme Court rules against independent state legislature theory
The Supreme Court ruled state legislatures must adhere to their own constitutions and allow state supreme courts to adjudicate congressional district boundaries. The independent state legislature theory, used by North Carolina, was deemed not a viable legal theory.
Fox News: White House blames technical glitch for removal of Jean-Pierre's hostile exchange with reporter
White House correspondent Simon Ateba accused the Biden administration of deleting a heated exchange between himself and press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre from the Monday live stream, claiming discrimination against him. Ateba followed up with Jean-Pierre over whether he could ask questions, stating that he had been discriminated against for months. After Fox News reached out for comment, the missing video segment was restored to the stream, which the White House stated was caused by an error with the encoder. Ateba called it out, saying his job was to make those comfortable uncomfortable.
National Review: The ‘Independent State Legislature’ Doctrine Isn’t Dead Yet
The Supreme Court's decision in Moore v. Harper allows state courts to review congressional maps and election laws under state law, including invalidation of laws by reference to state constitutional provisions. However, it rejects the strongest version of the "independent state legislature" doctrine and preserves the power of state referenda. This decision may be good news for House Republicans in the current House GOP majority and highlights the perpetual battle over redistricting in North Carolina. The contours of the doctrine of the independent-state-legislature theory remain unresolved, leaving the possibility of another national election dispute in the future.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: Penn State Equity Officer Praises Looting, Lawsuit Claims
Penn State equity officer praised looting after George Floyd's death, according to a lawsuit by former professor Zack De Piero claiming violation of his free speech and discrimination for being white. Alina Wong allegedly wanted white faculty to "feel the pain" and said looting was "getting what you're due." De Piero also claimed Penn State administrators showed bias against conservatives, deleting a tweet telling conservative students their "viewpoints are important."
Red State: Bud Light Finally Finally Drops the Hammer on Executives Behind the Dylan Mulvaney Controversy
Bud Light fires two executives responsible for showcasing transgender activist as a brand ambassador. The boycott continues as huge losses were amassed by Annehuesier Busch. Group Vice President Daniel Blake and Bud Light Marketing Vice President Alissa Heinerscheid are both fired. Legal recourse is speculated as the reason for not publicly announcing the firings.
#war
Daily Wire: Wagner Leader Made It To Belarus, President Lukashenko Says
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner mercenary group, has arrived in Belarus following a failed uprising. Belarusian President Lukashenko said that Prigozhin and his fighters were given the option of fleeing to Belarus after they stopped their campaign. The rebel group's revolt focuses on Russia's handling of the war in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: GOP Rep introduces bipartisan 'Marc Fogel Act' pushing State Dept for answers on Americans jailed overseas
Rep. Guy Reschenthaler of Pennsylvania introduced the Marc Fogel Act for more transparency from the State Department on wrongful detainment determinations abroad. The bill requires the State Department to provide Congress with documents and communications on wrongful determinations within six months of arrest. Fogel, a U.S. teacher held in Russia since August 2021, was sentenced to 14 years for possessing medical marijuana, despite meeting six of the criteria established by the Robert Levinson Hostage Recovery and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act to be designated as wrongfully detained.
Fogel's family seeks aid from the U.S. government to bring him home, but his release, pardon, or sentence reduction is said to be "highly unlikely" due to reduced chances of receiving a fair appeal. The U.S. government previously secured the release of WNBA star Brittney Griner from Russia in exchange for convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout. Russia is also holding American Paul Whelan and Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Other Americans across the globe, like Mark Swidan in China, are facing wrongful detentions.
Foreign Policy: What Does the Wagner Revolt Mean for China?
China's delayed response to the Wagner Group's insurrection in Russia reflects uncertainty within the Chinese leadership. Putin's weakened position may disturb the Chinese Communist Party, but it is unlikely to result in significant changes in how China handles its military. U.S.-China tensions remain high after U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Beijing, and more U.S. investment curbs on China are on the horizon. Meanwhile, the release of a declassified report summarizing the state of U.S. intelligence on the origins of COVID-19 includes little new information. Agribusiness giant Syngenta is set to list on the Shanghai stock exchange.
#economy
Forbes: Diddy Liquor Dispute: Diageo Dropping Rapper Who Sued For Racial Discrimination, Unfair Promotion Of Liquor Brands
Diageo PLC will end its 15-year partnership with Sean "Diddy" Combs after the rapper accused the liquor company of providing unequal treatment to his Ciroc and DeLeón brands because he’s Black. Diageo has accused Combs of "bad-faith actions" and threatening "to publicly defame Diageo if we did not meet his unreasonable financial demands." Combs filed a lawsuit earlier this year claiming Diageo has “proven unwilling to treat its Black partners equally."
Combs Wines and Spirits in 2007 entered into an equal-sharing venture with Diageo for Ciroc. In his lawsuit filed in May, Combs said Diageo neglected his brands in favor of others. Diageo said Combs never paid for his half of the purchase and "severely damaged the DeLeon brand at a critical juncture, and stalled its promise and potential for growth for several years."
The Blaze: Over $200 billion in COVID relief funds lost to potential fraud and abuse, gov't watchdog finds — significantly higher than previous estimates
More than $200 billion in COVID relief funds were potentially lost to fraud, waste, and abuse, according to a report from the Office of Inspector General of the Small Business Administration. The report estimated that at least 17% of the relief funds, totaling approximately $1.2 trillion, were disbursed to potential fraudsters, with more than $136 billion in COVID-19 EIDLs and $64 billion in PPP funds. The eased review process from the SBA had the "allure of 'easy money'" for fraudsters.
The OIG's investigation into the potentially stolen funds has so far resulted in 1,011 indictments, 803 arrests, and 529 convictions, with approximately $30 billion in fraudulently obtained relief funds seized and returned to the SBA. The report claimed that the fraud resulted from the SBA's "weakened or removed" controls to allow swift distribution of emergency funds to those in need. The report triggered a response from Bailey DeVries, acting associate administrator of the SBA, who expressed concern that the report contained "serious flaws that significantly overestimate fraud."
Forbes: Let’s Cancel Annoying Workplace Rules
AT&T has eliminated or modified all 459 workplace rules identified by its employees that slow down productivity. Canceling annoying rules led to an annual savings of $186M and is a starting place to simplify operations. Employees identify annoying rules and place them on a matrix, with easy-to-cancel and high-impact rules in the upper-right quadrant being prime targets. The technique can be led in-person, remotely or hybrid and requires a virtual or physical whiteboard accompanied by physical or virtual sticky notes. Encourage employees to think in terms of red and green rules, with everything except government-mandated and industry-regulated rules (red) being a fair target for cancellation.
Forbes: Practical Guide For Revolutionizing Workplace Experiences
Scott Cawood's book "The New Work Exchange: Embracing the Future by Putting Employees First" challenges leaders to abandon traditional workplace practices and build a better workplace centered on people. The book promotes flexibility as the new currency and work-life integration as the new norm. Cawood's message is for everyone to make work better for everyone, and to recognize and embrace the radical shift towards work-life redefinition.
Scott Cawood, CEO of WorldatWork, shares his ideas and advice with HR professionals and leadership teams in his second book. In partnership with Advantage Media Group, Forbes Books offers Forbes readers an innovative publishing model which includes a suite of services to support various authors and promote their expertise in the world of business. The book, available on Amazon now, urges leaders to put employees first and promotes a new philosophy of flexibility and worker integration to re-define what we produce.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: Digital Heresy Is Surprisingly Cheap
Sermonly, an AI-powered sermon-generating service, has been launched by Tithe.ly. For the price of $10 per month, AI can help interpret religious texts and provide new perspectives for preachers, according to its creators. However, AI-generated sermons have been criticised by some religious scholars as they argue that the act of writing sermons is what gives them life, and that the use of AI could be viewed as digital heresy.
The New American: UN Targets Religions That Don’t Bow to LGBTQ Ideology - The New American
A UN report wants governments to punish religious leaders who oppose LGBTQ ideology and destabilize religions from within by supporting pro-LGBTQ factions. Hunter Biden's WhatsApp message to a Chinese national unveiled by the House Ways and Means Committee suggests he threatened the official with his father's power. Other stories include a controversial union boss addition to the Department of Homeland Security's Academic Partnership Council, a report on the ineffectiveness of Covid vaccines in preventing transmission, and an alleged mutiny in Russia. The show also explores the separation of church and state and investigates if Hunter Biden's plea deal is to distract from serious crimes.
#culture
Fox News: Ancient Roman wall painting does not depict pizza after all, archeologists say
Archaeologists in Pompeii have discovered a fresco that was thought to depict a pizza, but experts now believe it shows a focaccia covered with fruit. The image was painted over 2,000 years ago and was discovered in the ruins of the ancient city located near Naples, Italy, where pizza is widely believed to have been invented. Yet, the key ingredients of pizza - tomatoes and mozzarella - did not arrive in Italy until centuries later. The picture in the fresco shows a relatively frugal meal set in a luxurious environment.
The discovery of the fresco has prompted the Coldiretti ag lobby to promote pizza as a national treasure in Italy and highlight that today pizza represents one-third of the food budget of foreign visitors, generating total annual revenues of $16.4bn. In 2017, the art of the "pizza maker" became part of UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list. Pompeii was destroyed in the eruption of nearby Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. and the site is a major archaeological project and tourist location.
Flag And Cross: 'Ted Lasso' Fame Pumps Up Business At London Pub
The Prince's Head pub in Richmond, London, featured in the hit TV series "Ted Lasso," has become a popular destination for tourists from around the world according to its landlord, Reece Kent. Despite only a handful of filming days disrupting the pub's normal operations, tourists from almost every country have visited the pub since it became known as The Crown and Anchor in the show. The manager described the experience as great for business and a great impact on the whole of Richmond.
#crime
Fox News: Maine man arrested in murder of girlfriend with cancer
Jayme Schnackenberg was arrested for the murder of his girlfriend, Kimberly Hardy, who had cancer, after she was reported missing in June. They lived together in Maine, and Hardy's body was found by game wardens in a wooded area. Schnackenberg's initial court appearance was on Tuesday.
Washington Free Beacon: Judge Paves Way for Dem Megadonor SBF To Face Trial
FTX founder and Democratic megadonor, Sam Bankman-Fried, has been denied his request to have criminal charges against him thrown out. The trial is set to begin on October 2nd. Bankman-Fried has been charged with stealing billions of dollars in FTX customer funds, illegally making political contributions, and misleading investors and lenders. He has pleaded not guilty.
#sports
Breitbart: English Pro Hockey Player Alex Graham Dead at 20
Professional hockey player Alex Graham, age 20, has tragically passed away. The Sheffield Steelers, the team Graham played for, expressed their condolences for his family, friends, and teammates, and asked for privacy during this difficult time. Graham was considered a rising star in British hockey and had played on Ice Hockey UK’s U-18 and U-20 squads.
#other
Fox News: Shakira's ex Gerard Piqué's alleged affair came to light while her father was 'gravely injured' in ICU
Shakira revealed how she found out about Gerard Piqué's alleged infidelity after her father was gravely injured while she was going through a separation. Life was "falling apart", but her father has since recovered from the incident. They have both been a reflection of a dream that didn't come true for her. Shakira's revelation came after she released the song, "BZRP Music Session ", which many believed confirmed the infidelity. The singer has since called it an anthem for women going through similar situations and spoke on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" about how writing the song was important for her.
The Federalist Papers: New Host Chosen For 'Wheel of Fortune' After Pat Sajak's Retirement
Ryan Seacrest will replace Pat Sajak as the new host of "Wheel of Fortune" in the show's 42nd season, starting in the fall of 2024. Seacrest expressed his respect for Sajak, and Vanna White is expected to continue co-hosting. Speculations arise that Sony's prompt appointment of Seacrest might be due to their challenges in replacing the late Alex Trebek on "Jeopardy."
The Blaze: 'Wheel of Fortune' announces Pat Sajak's replacement host
Iconic game show host Pat Sajak, who won six Daytime Emmy Awards and 24 nominations in his career, will retire after his 41st season ends in September. Ryan Seacrest will replace Sajak, saying that it’s been a privilege and pure joy to watch Pat and Vanna on television screens for an unprecedented forty years. Seacrest signed a multi-year agreement and will also serve as consulting producer. Vanna White, the longtime letter-turner on "Wheel," is reportedly negotiating her contract to stay with the classic game show as she has not received a raise in 18 years, Puck News reported.
Breitbart: Report: OceanGate Bought Carbon Fiber 'Past Shelf Life' for Titanic Sub
OceanGate's CEO, Stockton Rush, admitted to using expired carbon fiber for the Titan submersible that crashed and killed all five passengers. Rush claimed to have collaborated with Boeing on the sub's design, but the company denies any involvement or sales to OceanGate. Experts had warned of structural issues due to the use of carbon fiber, which increases fatigue and delamination loads and caused tiny cracks in the hull. Water leakage through the carbon fiber and titanium join is believed to have caused the fatal implosion.
Fox News: 'Indiana Jones' star Harrison Ford reveals which actor was originally offered lead role
Tom Selleck was initially offered the role of Indiana Jones in the iconic adventure series, but could not accept due to his commitment to Magnum P.I. Harrison Ford stepped in as the second choice and went on to star in the franchise's first four films. George Lucas called Ford to tell him to read the script, while Spielberg directed the movies. Lucas had originally considered finding a different actor for the role to avoid becoming too reliant on Ford as a leading man.