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27 Jun 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: US Arrests 4 Mexicans in Smuggling Incident That Killed 53 Migrants in Texas
Four Mexicans were arrested in Texas over a human smuggling ring responsible for the deaths of 53 migrants in a sweltering truck last year. Migrants from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras were left in a tractor-trailer with malfunctioning air conditioning abandoned on the outskirts of San Antonio, on June 27, 2022. Prosecutors allege that the suspects knew the trailer's air conditioning did not work and had smuggled adults and children from Central America and Mexico alongside eight children and a pregnant woman. The four men have been indicted on a range of illegal transport charges and face life imprisonment if convicted.
#politics
Newsbusters: PBS’s Washington Week Panel Showers Hunter and Presidential Dad With Sympathy
Hunter Biden's attendance at a state dinner held for India's prime minister just days after his plea agreement with the Department of Justice sparked controversy. Panelists on PBS's Washington Week offered sympathy for President Joe Biden dealing with a family crisis and avoiding an appearance of wrongdoing. White House correspondent Weijia Jiang said that the administration's strategy was not to hide him, while Mary Bruce said Joe Biden responded as a devoted father first and the politician second. Hunter Biden's alleged text message to a Chinese businessman claiming he was sitting next to his father was also discussed, with Republicans vowing to continue investigating the president and his family.
Red State: WATCH: Senator Rick Scott Issues Florida Travel Advisory for Socialists and Communists
GOP Senator Rick Scott warns socialists and communists not to travel to Florida, stating they are not welcome in the Sunshine State due to Florida's belief in freedom, liberty, and capitalism. This announcement comes in response to the Biden Administration's attempts to remove capitalism and erase the system that has brought prosperity to Florida and the entire U.S. Senate Democrats harshly criticized his statements in opposition, including a formal travel advisory issued by Democrats.
PJ Media: One Year After Dobbs Decision, the Fight to Protect the Unborn Is More Intense Than Ever
The Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization decision overturned Roe v Wade, the pro-abortion leftists responded with protests and threats. Many attributed the Republican party's underperformance in last year's midterms to the Dobbs decision, but it's ridiculous to think that smearing the pro-life struggle with leftist-inspired grey areas will help the GOP win. Democrats have radicalized the youth of America to advance their agenda and conservatives need to embrace the issue rather than run away from it to win in 2024.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Here’s how DeSantis handled a question about Trump and January 6th today
DeSantis denies involvement in Capitol riots when asked by student, says he wasn't there and has nothing to do with it. Some suggest he dodged the question, but others believe it was a great answer.
Red State: Another WhatsApp Message Emerges that Points Right to the 'Bidens'
Hunter Biden tried to secure money from China as part of a "partnership" with the Bidens running a corrupt influence-peddling scheme. A second WhatsApp message has now emerged leaving many questions unanswered, but the fact remains that the Biden family put China and their interests ahead of America. Joe Biden's political reputation is on the line heading into the 2024 election, especially as more facts come to light and the Oversight Committee and whistleblowers they are working with have produced the first steps toward an impeachment inquiry into the president.
The Economist: The Supreme Court declines to upend American election law
The Supreme Court upholds American election law, rejecting the "independent state legislature" theory which sought to give state legislatures near-absolute authority over federal elections. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the six-justice majority, stating that while the federal constitution may empower state legislatures to make election laws, it does not insulate them from the ordinary exercise of state judicial review. Justice Clarence Thomas dissented, arguing that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case. The decision confirms the role of state courts in policing state legislatures' actions in regard to federal elections.
#society
The Babylon Bee: 8 Surefire Ways To Get Your Wife To Stop Being Mad At You
The Babylon Bee has come up with a list of things husbands can do to make their wives stop being mad at them, including telling them their reasons for being mad are irrational. If that fails, they should compliment their teeth and neck using lines from the Song of Solomon, ask what they did to make them mad and crack a joke to lighten the mood. If all else fails, the site recommends going to Chick-Fil-A. **If it doesn't work, and she gets even more mad at you, we're not responsible.**
The Federalist Papers: New Yorker Lets Libs Know How He Really Feels as City Cracks Down on Coal, Wood-Fired Pizzerias
Conservative activist Scott LoBaido protests New York City's restrictions on coal and wood-fired pizza ovens by showing up outside City Hall with boxes of pizza and hurling slices over the gate. The new guidelines require pizzeria owners with these ovens to cut their carbon emissions by 75 percent, which would be expensive. In a profanity-laced tirade, LoBaido called out city officials for misplaced priorities, such as violent crime and failing schools, and ruining New York's character. Police showed up and issued him a court summons, but people on Twitter praised him for expressing their thoughts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Nikki Haley torches Trump, Biden on China response, deems Beijing 'most dangerous foreign threat' since WWII
Nikki Haley calls China "the most dangerous foreign threat we’ve faced since the Second World War" and criticizes both Trump and Biden in her hard-line speech at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. She suggests that the U.S. needs to deepen ties with allies Japan, South Korea, and Australia, strengthen bonds with India and the Philippines, and rally Europe to recognize the Chinese threat. Nikki Haley vows to strengthen America's economy and military to "protect America's prosperity and homeland from Chinese aggression," and proposes banning all lobbying from Communist Party and Chinese companies and preventing members of Congress and military leaders from lobbying on China's behalf.
#economy
Forbes: Commodities Prices Keep Falling — It’s Good News
Commodity prices are tumbling, indicating that inflation may be ending. Last month, the PPI for All Commodities fell by 7.1%, compared to 3.1% the previous month, which tracks raw commodities such as energy, metals, lumber, farm products and food stuffs. Retail price increases are predicted to moderate in a few weeks, as energy prices are driving overall inflation, and when costs fall or stabilise, there is a better chance that inflation cools. As well as energy, softness in wheat prices and wholesale coffee could benefit Europe's Eurozone, but labour costs have soared, meaning the falling prices are unlikely to be sustained.
Europe must have falling inflation in order to prompt central banks, such as the Federal Reserve and ECB, to pause interest rate increases and capitalise on cooler inflation. Falling rates could help Germany, the largest economy in Europe, to recover. Europe was significantly hit by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2021, where it relied on energy supplies from Russia and agricultural supplies from both Russia and Ukraine. The surge in food and energy prices may have tipped Germany into a recession.
Washington Free Beacon: Ford Cuts American Jobs After Biden Admin Boosts Company With Green Subsidies
Ford is laying off 1,000 workers in the US and Canada as it looks to offset costs in developing and building electric cars, despite Biden's green initiatives. This move will mainly affect engineers, including those in the green vehicles sector of the company.
Newsbusters: Big Three Ignore BlackRock CEO’s Woke ‘Conscientious Capitalism’ Comments
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink made hypocritical comments about ESG investment strategies, claiming to be "ashamed" of the conversation but later backtracking on his statement. Despite this controversy, ABC, CBS, and NBC ignored it. Fink's company, BlackRock, has financial interests in all three networks, which may have influenced their decision not to cover the story.
Forbes: Costco Cracks Down On Membership Sharing—Following Netflix’s Footsteps
Costco is cracking down on membership sharing among its customers by asking for ID verification at self-checkouts. The wholesale chain has seen a rise in non-members using a Costco member's card to make purchases in store. Costco has 124.7 million cardholders around the world and members pay between $60 and $120 annually for a membership.
#culture
Flag And Cross: 'Titanic' Actor and Influential Industry Figure Dies at Age 94, Family Announces
Actor Lew Palter, best known for his role as Isidor Straus in the movie "Titanic," has died at the age of 94 due to lung cancer. In addition to his acting career, Palter was a beloved teacher at CalArts School of Theater, where he taught notable performers like Cecily Strong. Palter's wife, actress Nancy Vawter, preceded him in death in 2020.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: Kentucky Governor Says Puberty Blockers and Hormone Therapy for Kids Are 'Basic Medical Decisions'
Kentucky's Democratic governor, Andy Beshear, has defended puberty blockers and hormone therapy treatments for children, despite the opinion of many medical experts who say they can cause long-term bone and fertility issues. A GOP bill that banned the use of the treatments under the age of 18 was recently vetoed by Beshear, who stated that parents should have the right to make basic medical decisions. Beshear's veto was ultimately overruled by the Republican supermajority in the state legislature. Several red states, including Kentucky, Indiana, Florida, and Arkansas, have passed similar policies banning gender-transition treatments for minors, while some blue states have taken the opposite approach by offering protection to minors who cross state lines to undergo gender transition surgeries .
Forbes: Chicago Tops World’s Most Polluted Cities As Canadian Wildfire Smoke Drifts Into Midwest
Chicago's air quality index has reached "unhealthy" levels due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, making it the most polluted city in the world. Minneapolis also faces poor air quality due to the smoke, and Detroit has an air quality score in fourth place. The smoke from Canada's wildfires has also affected other parts of the US, with New York City becoming the world's most polluted city for a short time in June.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Murderer Flashes Chilling Word Written on Teeth at Death Sentence Before Striking His Own Lawyer
Florida man Joseph Zieler, convicted of the 1990 murder of an 11-year-old girl and her babysitter, attacked his defense attorney in court before being sentenced to death on June 26. The attorney, Kevin Shirley, was not seriously injured. Zieler's attack occurred hours before Judge Robert Branning was set to announce his sentence. There were reportedly the words "killer" scrawled on Zieler's teeth. Despite the DNA evidence that led to his conviction, Zieler maintained his innocence.
The Federalist Papers: Murderer Flashes Chilling Word Written on Teeth at Death Sentence Before Striking His Own Lawyer
A man convicted of a 33-year-old double murder in Florida assaulted his defense attorney and snarled at the judge, revealing the word "killer" on his teeth. Joseph Zieler was sentenced to death for the 1990 killing of 11-year-old Robin Cornell and her babysitter, Lisa Story, after being linked to the crime by a DNA match when he was arrested on a charge of assaulting his stepson. Zieler appeared in court to appeal the jury’s death-penalty recommendation to Judge Robert Branning before the attack took place. Despite reportedly having the word "killer" written on his teeth, Zieler maintained his innocence.
#sports
Fox News: New York radio host unleashes on 'spoiled brat' Yankees fan who complained they didn't win early enough
ESPN radio host Don La Greca goes on an all-time rant against a "spoiled brat" New York Yankees fan who complained that a member of the team didn't bunt in their 5-3 win against Texas. La Greca, who is a die-hard New York Mets fan, criticized the caller saying that "nobody bunts," and added that he has "a team that stinks," referring to the Mets. La Greca is known for his rants, with this one being similar to a previous outburst when a caller criticized La Greca's colleague, Michael Kay.
Fox News: UConn championship celebrations caused nearly $123,000 in damages, school says
UConn Huskies won their fifth national championship in April, but the celebrations didn't go well. Riots caused damage worth of $122,800. Some students were expelled, investigations are ongoing and 22 people were charged.
Daily Wire: LSU Star Gymnast Olivia Dunne Posts Patriotic Video At NASCAR Race: ‘My Pronouns Are USA!’
LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne became a sensation on social media after she posted a video at a NASCAR race declaring her pronouns as "USA." Dunne, a popular athlete with over 7.6 million TikTok and 4.2 million Instagram followers, made millions of dollars in endorsement deals while still competing for LSU. The video, standing next to two young U.S. Army soldiers, already has over four million views on TikTok alone.
#other
Daily Wire: More Astonishing UFO Reports Emerge As Marine Breaks 14-Year Silence With Incredible Tale
Former Marine Michael Herrera testified to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office and a Senate committee that he and five comrades witnessed an octagonal-shaped UFO being loaded with weapons. The flying saucer was colossal, the size of a football field, and was observed rotating in a clockwise motion and changing colors. The CIA has recently released information from 1950s documents, but the sudden spikes in reports shortly followed the announcement from David Charles Grusch that he had given Congress classified information pertaining to covert U.S. government programs.
The Imaginative Conservative: Profoundly Hidden Joy: "Beneath the Silent Heavens"
Brian Christopher More's "Beneath the Silent Heavens" is a historical fantasy novel about Noe and the building of the Ark. The book explores issues of good and evil, love and relationships, and faith in times of doubt. It is a beautifully written, poetic novel that challenges and delights readers.
Field & Stream: Invasive Snakehead Caught in Missouri for Second Time
A 13-inch northern snakehead, an invasive fish from East Asia, was caught in Southeastern Missouri. The fish can grow up to 3 feet long, survive out of water for days, and eat any prey that can fit in their wide mouths. The fish is on Missouri's Prohibited Species List and fishermen are told to kill it.