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29 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: DeSantis outlines drug smuggling policy: Cut through the wall, end up 'stone-cold dead'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis plans to use "deadly force" to combat drug pushers illegally crossing into the United States if he wins the 2024 election. He believes that strict rules of engagement are necessary to defend Americans from the fentanyl trafficking and porous border controlled by Mexican cartels. DeSantis also aims to reduce the size and scope of government by potentially abolishing federal agencies such as the Department of Education and implementing policies to counter "leftism." +
#politics
Forbes: Canada Sued By Iran At The International Court Of Justice
Iran has filed a lawsuit against Canada at the International Court of Justice, alleging that Canada violated the principle of state immunity by allowing civil cases against Iran in its courts. Iran has objected to Canada's decision to amend its State Immunity Act and pass the Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act, which allows individuals to sue alleged terrorists and their supporters. Iranian courts have rejected Iran's efforts to claim sovereign immunity, and Canadian courts have recognized U.S. court rulings against Iran. Iranian state-owned media did not specify the amount of compensation sought.
National Review: The Corner: Against My Better Judgment, Responding to a Crank
A never-Trumper, who reluctantly voted for Trump twice, defends himself against accusations of hypocrisy regarding the former president's illegal retention of national-defense intelligence. He differentiates between Obama's declassification of military information in 2012 and Trump's refusal to return classified documents in 2022, arguing that their situations are not comparable. The writer explains that, as a former president, Trump had no plausible claim for the retention of classified information and highlights the legal differences between the two cases.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Biden lost control and the whole country got a taste of his rage
President Biden's angry reaction to a question about his family's business dealings exposes his rage. The press must not back down in the face of intimidation.
Breitbart: NBC Poll: U.S. Troops at Border to Dismantle Drug Trade, Illegal Immigration is GOP's Most Popular Policy Among 2024 Voters
A recent NBC News poll shows that deploying US troops to the southern border is a popular policy position for GOP presidential candidates. Over half of general election voters support sending troops to combat drug trafficking and reduce illegal immigration. This is welcome news for Trump and DeSantis, who have both emphasized ending illegal immigration and implementing nationwide mandatory E-Verify.
National Review: Trump Narrowly Leads Biden in Key State of Pennsylvania: Poll
Former president Donald Trump is narrowly leading Joe Biden in Pennsylvania with 47% of voters choosing him. Biden's job approval ratings in the state are underwater by nearly 20 points, with only 39% of voters approving. Trump also maintains a sizable lead against his Republican challengers, with Florida governor Ron DeSantis trailing him by 24 points. Trump has captured endorsements from over half of Pennsylvania's Republican congressional delegation, suggesting strong support in the state.
The Epoch Times: Minns to Face Community Leaders Over Flood Buybacks
The Premier of New South Wales, Chris Minns, is meeting with political leaders from the Northern Rivers to address misunderstandings about a flood buyback scheme. Mayors and MPs in the area are urging the government to speed up the program, as residents were led to believe that more properties would be eligible for assistance. The Planning Minister blamed the previous government for poor communication regarding the scheme.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Tucker Exposes the Real Motive Behind Ukraine Not Wanting the War to End
In Episode 7 of “Tucker on Twitter,” Tucker Carlson exposes the ironic result of wars for democracy, showing how they enable dictatorship. Carlson argues that the Ukraine war, widely portrayed as a fight for democracy, has actually suspended democracy in the country. He explains that wars often lead to the consolidation of power and the erosion of democratic principles. ( )
The Federalist Papers: Biden Practically Bites Reporters Head Off Over Question About Son's Shady Business Dealings Amid Mounting Evidence
President Joe Biden lost his temper when a reporter asked about his alleged involvement in his son's questionable business ventures. Despite his denial, evidence continues to mount against him. Biden's explosive reactions to tough questions further fuel suspicions of his complicity in his son's dealings. The truth must be brought to light and the president held accountable for his actions.
#war
Fox News: Joe Rogan praises Trump for 'perfect' answer declaring he would end Russia-Ukraine war as president
Podcast host Joe Rogan and comedian Duncan Trussell criticized the Democrats for abandoning their anti-war stance and praised Trump for his efforts to bring peace in Ukraine. Rogan expressed his disappointment in the lack of anti-war sentiment among establishment Democrats and Republicans. He commended Trump's rhetoric about the war and criticized CNN for trying to create controversy out of a critical global issue. Trussell emphasized the importance of attempting peace, even if it may be seen as weak.
Red State: Kremlin Arrests Top Russian Military General Linked to Wagner Group's Rebellion
The Kremlin has arrested General Sergei Surovikin, a top Russian military general, in connection to the Wagner group's rebellion. Surovikin had been missing after being seen in a video calling off the march on Saturday. Speculation suggests that Surovikin may have collaborated with Wagner in the coup attempt.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Pakistan Aims for IMF Deal at Last
Pakistan is nearing a deal with the IMF to unlock further financial assistance, which includes implementing austerity measures and raising taxes. While the deal would provide short-term relief, Pakistan's underlying economic problems remain unresolved. The criticism of India's human rights record by former President Barack Obama during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit has upset some Indian officials, reflecting the delicate issue of human rights in U.S.-India relations. Bangladesh, India, and Nepal are expected to sign a connectivity deal that will allow Bangladesh to import hydroelectricity from Nepal through India's grid, benefiting all three countries. In Pakistan, the military has fired three senior officers for their handling of protests that followed the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, signaling a crackdown on pro-Khan sentiment. The threat of Naxalite violence in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh appears to have declined, with hundreds of villages retaken and development projects underway. Turkey's recent elections offer lessons for Pakistan in dealing with political polarization, and Nepal's political landscape is marked by constant maneuvering among opposition leaders.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Italy's Tourism Economy Is Booming
Italy's tourist economy is booming, with crowded beaches and busy tourist attractions. The recovery from the pandemic has been significant, aided by the influx of American travelers. However, this resurgence may lead to persistent inflation in the country's economy.
#military
Forbes: ‘Presumed Human Remains’ Found In Titanic Sub Debris, Coast Guard Says
Presumed human remains are recovered from the debris of the Titan sub. The Coast Guard will conduct further analysis to determine the cause of the tragedy.
#religion
The New American: Revival in Louisiana Still Going Strong After 8 Months - The New American
A revival in Hammond, Louisiana has been going strong for eight months, drawing thousands of believers and seekers. Evangelist David Harrison of Voice of Hope Ministries has led the revival, with an estimated 25,000 to 30,000 people attending. Other evangelists claim that this revival is a move of God and is gaining momentum. It has had a significant impact on people's faith, with polls showing increased belief in a higher power and a biblical worldview. The revival's success is evident in the growing membership of Christian streaming service PureFlix. The revival's transformative power continues to touch the lives of many.
The Epoch Times: 'America's Bishop' Under Vatican Investigation After Protesting Against Nun Drag Queens
The Vatican is investigating Texas Bishop Joseph Strickland for criticizing the Pope and protesting against a drag queen group honored by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The investigation's focus is undisclosed, but Strickland accuses Pope Francis of undermining the Catholic faith. Catholics were upset with the drag queen nun group's mockery of their religion.
#health
PJ Media: THURSDAY AT 4PM EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' with Kruiser, VodkaPundit
I love to drink and socialize, regardless of the time. My doctor disagrees.
Breitbart: Madonna Hospitalized for 'Serious Bacterial Infection,' Several Day Stay in ICU, Delays World Tour
Pop star Madonna has been hospitalized for a serious bacterial infection, requiring her to spend several days in intensive care. Although she is still under medical care, her condition is improving and she is expected to make a full recovery. Her manager has announced that all her tour commitments will be put on hold until further notice.
#crime
The Blaze: Security video shows would-be burglars give up after being thwarted by plexiglass at Memphis liquor store
A liquor store in Memphis, Tennessee, was successfully protected from burglary after the owner installed a strong plexiglass. The surveillance footage captured three masked suspects attempting to break in. The owner, who had faced multiple break-ins before, decided to take extra measures to secure the store.
#sports
Fox News: Mets owner Steve Cohen says Buck Showalter, GM jobs safe for 2023
The New York Mets have had a disappointing start to the season despite the record amount of money spent on their roster. Star closer Edwin Diaz was injured and ace pitcher Max Scherzer hasn't performed as well as expected. There are rumors of possible changes to the management team as the Mets currently sit in fourth place in their division.
#other
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Trump, Other Politicos Fight for Attention in Changing Media Landscape
Big-name politicians like Trump and Biden are dealing with shakeups in the media landscape as Fox News and CNN undergo changes. Fox News has seen a decline in viewership since firing Tucker Carlson, while CNN fired Don Lemon and Brian Stelter. Trump appeared at a CNN town hall, gaining free publicity, but resulting in the firing of CNN's CEO. These shifts come as Americans pay less attention to traditional news outlets and turn to alternative sources of information.
Newsbusters: SCOTUS Weighs In on Online Free Speech with Critical Decision
The U.S. Supreme Court overturns conviction of a man who made online threats, stating that the speech, although disturbing, is protected by the First Amendment. The Court requires proof that the speaker was aware that their comments were threatening.
Forbes: AI In-Store: Where’s The Chatbot For Better Service?
A customer at Lowe's encounters difficulty in purchasing a freezer due to lack of assistance, but eventually receives help from another sales associate. The Lowe's app does not provide the necessary support for in-store customers. The potential benefits of utilizing AI in retail, specifically in assisting sales associates, are explored.
Breitbart: PETA: NIH Tried to Help Disgraced Monkey Abusers in Colombia Keep Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) may have advised a monkey laboratory in Colombia on how to continue receiving US taxpayer funds, despite evidence of animal abuse and fraud. The Fundación Centro de Primates (FUCEP) laboratory, which received over $17 million in NIH contracts, was shut down by Colombian authorities for subjecting animals to cruel conditions. While the laboratory was closed in January, documents suggest that the NIH was willing to assist the laboratory in continuing research and funding. The NIH has not responded to requests for comment.