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29 Jun 2023
#illegals
Red State: So, What the Heck Happened to All Those Illegal Immigrants Who Were Sent to Martha’s Vineyard?
Illegal immigrants were sent from Texas to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Most of them have now left the island, heading to other parts of Massachusetts and places like New York and Washington. Many are still struggling, unable to obtain work permits or afford permanent housing.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Republicans Demand Interviews With Hunter Biden Prosecutor, FBI Officials
Top Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are seeking interviews with federal officials involved in an investigation into President Biden's son. The Republicans are demanding to speak to DOJ official Lesley Wolf, U.S. Attorney David Weiss, and IRS investigator Mark Daly to shed light on allegations of deliberate interference with the investigation. Whistleblowers have raised concerns that federal employees were working to cover up for the Bidens.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Biden Trashes SCOTUS After Affirmative Action Decision
President Joe Biden questioned the legitimacy of the Supreme Court after its ruling against race-based affirmative action in university admissions. Biden criticized the Court's decision and stated that it is not a normal Court. This controversy arises amidst Biden's own legal challenges and denial of knowledge regarding his son's threatening texts to a Chinese businessman.
Forbes: Democrats Slam ‘Extremist’ Supreme Court For Overturning Affirmative Action: ‘Undermines Decades Of Progress’
Major Democrats criticize the Supreme Court's decision to overturn race-based affirmative action in college admissions, calling the court "extremist" and filled with "right-wing ideologues." They argue that the decision violates equal protection and disadvantages minority applicants. President Biden expresses concerns about moving backward in the progress towards diversity.
Republican lawmakers praise the Supreme Court for eliminating affirmative action, seeing it as ending discrimination based on race and promoting merit-based admissions. Former President Trump celebrates the decision as a reward for those with exceptional ability. The ruling bans colleges from using race as a factor in admissions.
The Epoch Times: Make Online News Laws and Federal Subsidies a Voting Issue, Tory MP Urges
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner urges Canadians to consider recent media legislation and federal subsidies when voting. She highlights the loss of journalists' jobs and newsroom closures due to government interventions. The Liberal government's Online News Act, requiring tech giants to pay Canadian media outlets for their content, has led Meta and Google to block news from Canadian users. Postmedia Network Canada Corp. and Nordstar Capital LP are in merger talks, citing the media industry's "existential threat." Rempel Garner believes readers are the biggest losers in this situation and encourages them to make it a voting issue.
Daily Wire: NYC Mayor Calls White Woman ‘Plantation Owner’ In Heated Exchange
Democratic NYC Mayor Eric Adams was called out at a town hall event over rent increases. A woman accused him of supporting the rent hikes. In response, Adams referred to her as a "plantation owner" and demanded respect.
The Epoch Times: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says He's ‘Proud' That Trump Likes Him
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy wants to bring people together and bridge the divide between Americans. He refuses to attack other people personally, including former President Donald Trump, whom Kennedy says he doesn't agree with on most issues. Despite their differences, Trump has been supportive of Kennedy and praised him as a smart and good guy.
The Epoch Times: Hunter Biden Gives Deposition in Defamation Lawsuit Brought by Delaware Laptop Repairman
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, is being sued by the owner of a computer repair shop for defamation, after Hunter falsely claimed that his abandoned laptop had been stolen or hacked into. The laptop contained controversial emails and photos allegedly involving Hunter and his father. Hunter has countersued, accusing the repairman of illegally obtaining and sharing the laptop's content. Two former members of US intelligence agencies have revealed that they signed a letter labeling the laptop story as Russian disinformation at the direction of senior officials from Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.
The Epoch Times: Nigel Farage Claims His Bank Account Has Been Closed With 'No Explanation'
British political leader Nigel Farage has claimed his bank closed his accounts without explanation, citing "political persecution." Farage, who has been with the same bank for over 40 years, said he was given no recourse or reason for the closures. He believes his opposition to Brexit played a role in this decision.
Daily Wire: Clarence Thomas Blasts Ketanji Brown Jackson’s ‘Racist’ Worldview: ‘Cancerous To Young Minds’
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas strongly disagrees with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent on the ruling that race-based college admissions are illegal. Thomas argues that race should not be a determining factor in the law and that individuals should be treated equally regardless of their race. He criticizes Jackson's belief that America is fundamentally racist and calls her race-infused worldview irrational. Thomas believes that individuals should be judged based on their unique experiences and choices, not their skin color. He also questions the effectiveness and fairness of race-conscious admissions programs.
Fox News: Bobulinski offered to testify at Hunter Biden grand jury, but 'never heard back': Source
Tony Bobulinski, ex-business associate of Hunter Biden, offered to testify before the federal grand jury investigating Biden but never heard back from prosecutors. IRS whistleblowers also claimed that the investigation into Hunter Biden was politically influenced.
Daily Wire: Rules Are Rules: Biden Attacks The High Court
President Biden criticized the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action, but his words are seen as a double standard. Democrats and the media often attack those who question or criticize their power. This behavior is unfortunately typical and not normal.
#society
The Blaze: American Library Association conference promotes LGBT books for kids, features 'diversity' panels and trans key speakers
The American Library Association held their annual conference in Chicago, promoting LGBT books for children despite parents' concerns. The conference focused on combating "book-banners" and featured sessions on intellectual freedom. Controversial author Ibram X. Kendi and queer/transgender writers were also key speakers.
The Right Scoop: Both DeSantis and Trump respond to Supreme Court ruling on discriminatory college admissions
DeSantis and Trump support Supreme Court's ruling against discriminatory college admissions practices.
The New American: Leftists Refuse to Debate Covid Vax (or Anything Else), but Have They Already LOST? - The New American
Leftists refuse to engage in debates on topics such as COVID-19 vaccines, claiming that the science is settled. However, their reluctance to engage in debate reveals a lack of confidence in their arguments. This unwillingness to engage may be due to the growing influence of alternative media and the declining trust in traditional mainstream sources.
Fox News: Dylan Mulvaney blasts Bud Light for not supporting influencer amid 'more transphobia than I could’ve imagined'
Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney criticized Bud Light for not supporting them during the recent boycott, which resulted in backlash and transphobia. Mulvaney expressed disappointment in the company's lack of public support and the consequences it had for the LGBTQ community.
The Blaze: 22-year-old man admitted to local sorority chapter on 'non-binary' claim cries foul after the national sisterhood ousts him
22-year-old Fabián Guzmán, a man who identifies as non-binary, was removed from Chi Omega, one of the largest women's fraternal organizations, for not meeting the criteria of being a woman. Guzmán is now demanding reinstatement and has started a petition.
Breitbart: Analysis: ‘Record-High’ Share of 40-Year-Olds Have Never Been Married
A new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data shows that 25% of 40-year-olds in the United States had never been married as of 2021, marking a historic high. While many unmarried 40-year-olds cohabited with a partner, most were on their own. Men and black individuals were more likely to be unmarried, as were those without a college degree. The decline in marriage rates among 40-year-olds has not been reversed by the increase in education levels. However, there is still a chance for individuals to marry later in life.
The New American: NYC Now Taking Care of More Migrants than Homeless
New York City is struggling with a humanitarian crisis as the number of asylum-seeking migrants surpasses the number of homeless residents. The city is looking after over 50,000 migrants, and the situation is deemed "unsustainable." The mayor is transporting migrants to other counties and states, but this has caused conflict with some counties refusing to house them.
The American Mind: Judging Sex as Race
The transgender issue is a hot topic because our civil rights laws and culture are uncomfortable with the reality that sex and race are different. Arguments about transgender athletes competing in women's sports highlight this discomfort. Many Americans believe that biological sex matters, particularly in sports, and segregation based on biological sex is necessary. However, applying the same standard to race would be considered racism. It is important to recognize that there are real differences between men and women, both biologically and mentally, and that these differences should be acknowledged rather than treated as gender discrimination.
PJ Media: Lo and Behold, Google Backs Off on Sponsoring a Drag Event
Columnist feeling down about the state of the world consults older colleague, who encourages him to persevere. Google faces backlash over sponsoring a drag show, employees petition against it on religious grounds, and Google cancels the event. Change depends on everyday people taking a stand.
#war
The Epoch Times: Nuclear Games in Russia Destabilizing the World
The nuclear posture of Russia and its leader Vladimir Putin is becoming increasingly unstable. Russia has confirmed the movement of tactical nuclear weapons into Belarus, potentially to protect Putin and counter perceived threats. The war in Ukraine has heightened tensions, with some Russian elites questioning Putin's leadership. The Wagner Group, a Russian mercenary force, has also become a threat, possibly gaining access to nuclear weapons. Putin faces a complex situation with diminishing control over his forces and expanding the scope of the war.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Wagner Troops Threaten Europe, NATO Allies Say
NATO is prepared to defend itself against the Wagner mercenary force relocating to Belarus after a failed rebellion in Russia. The presence of Wagner forces near NATO's eastern borders raises security concerns for neighboring countries. NATO will protect its allies and territory against threats from Russia and Belarus.
#economy
Forbes: Las Vegas And The Washington, DC Region Are Making Suckers’ Bets On Publicly Funded Sports Stadiums
Two sports projects, one in Washington, DC and the other in Las Vegas, are receiving huge tax and subsidy support. The Nevada legislature is providing $380 million to help move the Oakland A's baseball team to Vegas, but the economic benefits are questionable. In Washington, DC, owners of teams like the NFL Washington Commanders and the NBA Wizards are seeking tax subsidies for new stadiums and upgrades, despite the limited economic returns. These projects are a waste of public funds.
National Review: The President Falls into the ‘Bidenomics’ Trap
President Biden has embraced the term "Bidenomics" to define his economic doctrine, but conservatives see it as an opportunity to criticize his economic policies. Despite the president's claims, data shows that government spending has increased while private investment has declined. Biden's focus on manufacturing growth lacks sustainability, and his support for unions does not align with public sentiment. Furthermore, his concerns about the deficit seem insincere, and his speech provides ample ammunition for his Republican opponents.
The Epoch Times: UPS Teamsters Warn 'Nationwide Strike Imminent' if Friday Deadline Isn't Met
The Teamsters Union threatens a nationwide strike against UPS if no agreement reached by Friday, potentially causing major disruptions to the supply chain. UPS denies claims and says it is ready to negotiate.
The Blaze: Horowitz: Biden’s insane raiding of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is masking his permanent cycle of inflation and misery
The Biden administration claims success in curbing hyper-inflation and touts "Bidenomics," but the decrease in inflation is only due to the price of gasoline stabilizing. However, this stability is a result of depleting the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to dangerous levels. Other critical goods, such as shelter and food, continue to remain extremely elevated, and the cost of mortgages has almost doubled. Bidenomics is characterized by plundering reserves and increasing debt, ultimately leading to a poorer economy.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: New Cover of ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire' Enraging People with Reference to George Floyd
Fall Out Boy's cover of Billy Joel's song "We Didn't Start the Fire" receives mixed reviews for its updated references. The band's decision to rhyme "George Floyd" with "Metroid" sparks criticism. Some find it lazy and inappropriate, while others defend it as a creative choice. The inclusion of Floyd in the song is seen as political, but it is argued that it is no different from Joel's reference to Joseph Stalin. The new version takes chronological liberties, deviating from the original's historical order.
#health
The Epoch Times: Snow Fungus for Supple Skin, Strong Bones, and Digestive Health
Snow fungus, also known as white fungus, is an edible fungus with health and beauty benefits. It contains nutrients that promote bone strengthening and moisturizes the lungs, making it beneficial for respiratory health. Snow fungus also has anti-aging effects on the skin, making it a popular choice for beauty purposes. Additionally, it promotes digestive tract health and bowel motility. Overall, snow fungus offers numerous health benefits and can be prepared in various dishes.
#education
The New American: SCOTUS: Affirmative Action in College Admission Unconstitutional - The New American
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that affirmative action in college admissions is unconstitutional, ending racial discrimination. Students can now sue universities that continue to discriminate.
#crime
Red State: Hunter Biden Set to be Deposed in Defamation Case Brought by Laptop Repair Shop Owner
Hunter Biden is being deposed in a defamation case brought by a computer repair shop owner who acquired his infamous laptop . The owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, filed the lawsuit seeking damages after Biden publicly espoused theories about the laptop's origin. Biden's attorney has retaliated by calling for criminal investigations into Mac Isaac and others. Meanwhile, an IRS whistleblower has testified that the laptop contained reliable evidence and investigators were hindered from accessing all available information. Biden is also facing a plea deal related to his taxes, while Mac Isaac aims to expose collusion and those responsible for blocking the truth.
Daily Wire: ‘Broward Coward’ Scot Peterson Acquitted On All Charges Over Response To Parkland Shooting
Former school resource officer Scot Peterson was found not guilty of all charges related to his response to the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Peterson, also known as "The Broward Coward," was acquitted of child neglect and culpable negligence.
Field & Stream: Who Killed the Dryden Buck?
Two Americans are suspected of poaching a record-breaking whitetail buck in northwest Ontario. Canadian investigators are close to issuing summonses for the shooters, who have already fled the country. The antlers are in evidence, while the meat has been donated to charity.
Washington Free Beacon: Jury Acquits Former Deputy of Failing To Protect Students in Parkland Shooting
A Florida jury acquits former deputy accused of failure to protect students during the Parkland shooting, sparing him a potential 97-year prison sentence.
Fox News: Illinois man faces $10 million bond for allegedly attempting to kill ATF agents in 'violent attack'
Illinois man Alvaro Grijalva charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting at federal agents during a search.
#sports
Fox News: Canadiens netminder Carey Price goes blank when announcing Montreal’s first-round NHL pick
Carey Price, legendary Montreal Canadiens goalie, forgot the last name of the team's first-round draft pick at the NHL Draft. General manager Kent Hughes saved the moment by announcing the pick himself. Price apologized and the player, David Reinbacher, was understanding.
Forbes: Expiring Pitcher Contracts Challenge St. Louis Cardinals’ Future Payroll
The St. Louis Cardinals face tough decisions with impending free agents in their starting rotation and bullpen. Despite a high payroll, the team is struggling and currently in last place in the National League Central Division. The Cardinals may need to make trades to stay competitive.
#outdoors
Backpacker: The Gear That Backpacker’s Editors Loved in June 2022
Editors at Backpacker magazine are excited for summer and have big plans for outdoor adventures. They recommend the Bight Solstice Hoody for its protection against the sun and durability. The Lily Trotters Crew Compression Socks are a great choice for long hikes due to their comfort and support. The Sea to Summit Alpha Light Spork is a handy utensil for backpacking trips, and the Tailwind Dauwaltermelon with Lime Drink Powder provides a refreshing and revitalizing energy boost.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Researchers Develop Heat-Resistant Drone To Aid Firefighters In Analyzing Danger Zones
Researchers from Imperial College London and Swiss research institute Empa are developing a heat-resistant drone called FireDrone that can analyze the source of danger in building or forest fires. Traditional drones cannot withstand the extreme heat and its electronics stop functioning, but FireDrone can collect and forward data from the hot spot. The goal is to provide firefighters with fast and accurate information to optimize their strategy before entering the danger zone.
#other
Flag And Cross: Massive Nebraska Solar Farm Destroyed in Minutes by Baseball-Sized Hail
Democrats and environmentalists push for renewable energy, but a recent hailstorm in Nebraska destroyed a solar farm, proving the unreliability of alternative energy sources. The facility is a total loss and highlights the risks of constructing solar farms in areas prone to severe weather. The push for green energy must be tempered with practicality and logical decision-making.
The Epoch Times: Publisher Adds Warnings to Hemingway Works, to Dismay of Biographers and Scholars
Publisher Penguin Random House has reissued the works of Ernest Hemingway with warnings on "language and attitudes," drawing criticism from biographers and professors. Hemingway's novels and short story collections, including "The Sun Also Rises" and "Men Without Women," received these warnings. Critics argue that such warnings are unnecessary and limit readers' freedom of thought.
Forbes: Top Climate Officials Failed To Track Emissions—Violating Federal Order, Watchdog Says
The State Department has failed to create a system to track carbon emissions for travel, in violation of a presidential order. They also did not estimate the carbon impact of John Kerry's trips to United Nations conferences. Each participant in the delegation makes their own travel arrangements, making it difficult for the State Department to calculate emissions.