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#illegals
Daily Wire: Biden’s Feds Cut Through Razor Wire Placed By Texas Authorities To Let Illegals Into U.S.
Border Patrol agents in Texas allegedly cut through razor wire placed by state officials to allow illegal aliens to enter the country. The incident, which took place on private property, is being investigated for potential destruction of Texas property. While the federal government maintains that migrants on U.S. soil must be processed and not turned away, Texas has been physically blocking migrants under orders from Governor Greg Abbott. This conflicting approach is likely to result in further friction between Texas and the federal government at the border.
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: More Than Half of Americans Support Supreme Court’s Dobbs Ruling
The majority of Americans support the Supreme Court's decision to overrule Roe v. Wade and allow individual states to determine abortion laws. Republicans strongly support the decision, while Democrats strongly oppose it. Abortion is expected to be an important issue in the 2024 presidential election.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Rips SCOTUS on Affirmative Action Ruling, Denies Thomas Is Black
Jonathan Capehart of MSNBC criticized the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, calling the conservative justices "radical" and accusing them of racism and political bias. He argued that promoting racial diversity is not racist and quoted the dissenting opinions of Justice Jackson and Justice Sotomayor to support his stance. Capehart also blamed the Court's decisions on "old white male Republican billionaires" who he claimed are in control of the Court.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Greets Supporters at Pat’s King of Steaks in Philadelphia
Former President Donald Trump made a stop at Pat's King of Steaks in Philadelphia to greet excited supporters after a speech at the Moms for Liberty summit. He took selfies with police officers and signed one supporter's arm. Trump was joined by Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) and his wife, Erika. The crowd chanted "USA!" and "Trump" as he ordered. Trump's appearance in the "deep blue" city drew an enthusiastic response.
Breitbart: Michigan House Dems Pass Bill Making 'Wrong' Pronouns Finable Up to $10,000
Michigan House Democrats passed legislation that expands protection for individuals based on gender identity and sexual orientation, making it a felony to intentionally intimidate someone by using their unpreferred gender pronouns. The bill is part of a package aiming to replace Michigan's Ethnic Intimidation Act. Critics argue that the proposed law is too general and could potentially criminalize speech and conservative viewpoints.
#society
Red State: Sorority Kicks out Woman Because She's Also a Man
A transgender student, Fabián Guzmán, joined a women-only sorority at St. Lawrence University in New York but was later expelled because they did not meet the criteria of being female. Guzmán identifies as gender fluid and believed they were within their rights to join the sorority. Feeling hurt and confused, Guzmán has started a petition to raise awareness of this issue and to advocate for more inclusive policies.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: Where Do Wagner, Prigozhin, Putin Go From Here?
In the aftermath of Yevgeny Prigozhin's failed coup attempt, experts are left speculating on the true motives and future of Prigozhin and his Wagner Group fighters. While some believe that they no longer have a future, recent reports suggest that they are being offered protection and a military facility in Belarus. This raises questions about the nature of the event and its relation to the history of the Wagner Group and its role in the war in Ukraine.
#culture
Forbes: This Brand is Introducing Sake To American Drinkers
SOTO Sake is trying to democratize sake in America by making canned sakes and collaborative bottles with iconic Japanese producers. The brand aims to lead the premium sake market and introduce American drinkers to the diverse world of sake. SOTO Sake collaborated with Yamagata Masamune to create a Junmai Daiginjo bottling with ancient Omachi rice. This project allows SOTO to work with different sake makers, artisans, and packaging designers to create limited-edition bottles of sake. The popularity of sake is growing in North America, thanks to the rising popularity of Japanese food, healthier eating and drinking habits, and the inclusion of sake in non-Japanese restaurants.
Forbes: India Box Office: Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Satyaprem Ki Katha’ Crosses $1 Million On Day One
Indian star Kartik Aaryan's latest film, "Satyaprem Ki Katha," had an impressive opening, making $1.1 million in India and $1.5 million globally. It is now the sixth highest opener for a Hindi film in 2023 in India. The film addresses a social issue while entertaining the audience, but the portrayal of women and men in the movie has garnered some criticism.
#health
The American Spectator: Unveiling Liberal Indoctrination in Therapy Rooms: The Four Toxic Ideas Crippling Mental Health
Therapy is being used as a platform for liberal indoctrination, with practitioners imposing their worldview on vulnerable individuals. The field of psychology is dominated by left-wing ideals, leading to biased practices and questionable scientific strength. The rejection of hierarchies, objective truth, and meaning, as well as an overemphasis on individualism, are causing problems in the effectiveness and purpose of therapy.
Forbes: Anti-Vaccination Accounts Try To Blame Madonna’s Hospitalization On Covid-19 Vaccines
Madonna was hospitalized due to a bacterial infection, but a Twitter account falsely linked it to the Covid-19 vaccine. The account spread conspiracy theories and misinformation about vaccines.
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong’s Latest Nurse Attrition Rate Stands at 10.9%
The Hong Kong Hospital Authority is facing a loss of medical care personnel, with an increase in doctors but a continued exodus of nurses. They have launched a "Global Healthcare Talent Scheme" to attract medical professionals from around the world. The turnover rate for doctors is 7.1% and for nurses, it is 10.9%. The HA is also actively preparing for regulations on limited registration of nurses and is recruiting non-Hong Kong-trained nurses from different places. They are also recruiting overseas medical personnel, with 59 from the UK and 45 from Australia in progress. The attrition rate in Hong Kong is believed to be due to workload and political freedom preferences.
#crime
Daily Wire: Prosecutor In Hunter Biden Criminal Case Releases Letter ‘On Two Issues’
U.S. Attorney David Weiss addresses two issues related to the criminal case against Hunter Biden. Hunter will plead guilty to tax charges and is expected to receive probation. IRS whistleblowers allege interference by Attorney General Merrick Garland but Weiss cannot provide specific information at this time.
#sports
Forbes: Does Baker Mayfield Have Anything Left?
Baker Mayfield reflects on his career and admits to struggling with the Carolina Panthers. Injuries and changing teams affected his performance, but there is still hope for him to return to his solid form.
#technology
The American Spectator: AI Will Not Destroy Humanity
Artificial intelligence (AI) won't destroy humanity like some fear. It's just another powerful technology with potential for both good and harm. AI has come a long way since the 1950s and is now a tool that can amplify existing problems, such as misinformation. The solution lies in better education and critical thinking, as well as eliminating censorship.