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30 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Poll: Most New Yorkers Oppose Housing Migrants in Dorms Meant for Students
A majority of New Yorkers oppose Mayor Eric Adams housing border crossers and illegal aliens in college dormitories. New Yorkers also oppose Adams sending migrants out of the city. Illegal immigration is costing New Yorkers millions and is predicted to reach billions in costs.
#politics
Red State: CONFIRMED: CCP Counterintel Defector Dong Jingwei Is Still in the United States, Debriefing Continues
Two years ago, the highest-ranking Chinese defector, Dong Jingwei, brought evidence that SARS-CoV-2 was manmade and leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The mainstream media ignored the story, but RedState confirmed that Dong has been in a Defense Intelligence Agency protection program since his defection. The information he provided, including financial records and names of spies, has been corroborated and is now surfacing.
The Epoch Times: No to San Francisco: Greens Plan Knocked Back as Labor Minister Rejects Rent Controls
The New South Wales Housing Minister rejects the left-wing Greens' call for rent controls to address the housing crisis. The Greens argue that rent caps, like those in San Francisco, work for renters and are needed in Australia. However, the Housing Minister is focused on policies that prevent Sydney from becoming like San Francisco. The NSW Labor government prefers supply-side solutions and believes that direct government intervention would impact the housing supply. Rent controls have been criticized for negative long-term effects on the housing market and have led to a housing crisis in San Francisco and Ireland.
#society
Daily Wire: Lawyer For Daniel Penny Blasts ‘Reckless’ Speculation About Racial Motivation In Subway Confrontation
Lawyer denies racial bias in case of Daniel Penny, a former Marine accused of killing a homeless man on a subway train in Manhattan. Accusations deemed baseless.
#war
Breitbart: Mike Pence Makes Unannounced Ukraine Trip, Meets with Zelensky
Republican presidential candidate and former Vice President Mike Pence visited Ukraine, meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky. Pence expressed his support for Ukraine and its fight against Russian aggression, emphasizing the importance of American military support. He received briefings on human rights violations and Russia's offensive in Ukraine. Pence's stance on the war differs from some of his fellow Republican candidates, as he believes in providing Ukraine with the necessary resources to defend itself.
#economy
Forbes: ‘Bidenomics’ Must Heed Brutal Lessons From 7,000 Miles Away
President Joe Biden is looking to sell his economic accomplishments through his plan of "Bidenomics." However, he must learn from the mistakes of Shinzo Abe's "Abenomics" in Japan. Abe's promises to revitalize Japan's economy fell short, as little action was taken to implement major reforms. Biden must focus on organic economic growth and avoid relying on fiscal or monetary measures alone. His plan includes investments in key industries, workforce development, and competition regulation. The success of Bidenomics will depend on effective implementation and avoiding the pitfalls of empty rhetoric.
#health
Breitbart: W.H.O. Agency Plans to List Aspartame as 'Possible Carcinogen'
Two committees of the World Health Organization are expected to release a joint report next month listing the artificial sweetener aspartame as a "possible carcinogen." This classification means that there is limited evidence that it can cause cancer in humans. The International Agency for Research on Cancer is behind this classification, but it has faced criticism from the food industry, which argues that aspartame has been extensively researched and deemed safe by numerous food safety agencies.
Flag And Cross: Doctors Will Try to Reattach Woman's Leg After She Loses It in Horrific Moving Walkway Accident
A traveler in Thailand lost her leg in a freak accident at an airport's moving walkway. The incident occurred when she collapsed after being hit by a suitcase and her leg got stuck on the edge of the conveyor belt. Medical teams attempted to free her leg but ended up amputating it above the knee. The airport's management expressed sympathy, promised to pay her medical bills, and compensate her for her loss.
The Epoch Times: Heat Wave and Humidity Smothers Much of the South and Midwest
Extreme heat and humidity are plaguing parts of the South and Midwest, with heat index levels of up to 112 degrees forecast in Florida. The Christian Service Center has set up a cooling center in Orlando for homeless individuals and those without access to air conditioning. The heat wave has caused multiple deaths and prompted warnings and advisories throughout the affected areas.
#education
Breitbart: Education Sec'y Cardona: SCOTUS Racial Preference Ruling Undercuts Legacy Admissions, We'll Have to Look at Those in Wake of Ruling
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona acknowledged that the Supreme Court's decision on racial preferences in higher education has raised questions about legacy admissions. He argued that legacy admissions often expand privilege rather than provide equal opportunity. Cardona emphasized the need to examine all tools used in college admissions and provide information to colleges regarding the SCOTUS decision.