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3 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: As Biden admin touts sharp drop in numbers post-Title 42, legal challenges loom
The Biden administration is seeing a short-term drop of over 70% in encounters at the southern border in the wake of the expiration of the Title 42 public health order. However, it is facing legal battles that are challenging key policies the administration has put in place, such as the “Circumvention of Lawful Pathways” rule. This rule presumes migrants to be ineligible for asylum if they have entered the U.S. illegally and have failed to claim asylum in a country through which they have already traveled. Three lawsuits have been filed in different courts across the county.
One lawsuit, filed by Texas, claims that neither the CBP One app nor officials ask whether the migrants they are letting in are claiming asylum. Should any of the three lawsuits be successful, it could dramatically change how the Biden administration exercises its powers at the border. In addition, the situation at the border remains precarious, and officials have warned against concluding that the numbers will stay low, with the summer months typically being some of the busiest.
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Ex Anheuser-Busch Exec Reveals How Companies Are Pressured to Go Woke: Follow The Money
Major investment firms like BlackRock and Vanguard are behind the push for companies to promote LGBTQ+ and other woke ideologies, according to former Anheuser-Busch executive Anson Frericks. These firms manage $20 trillion in capital, representing American mutual funds and state pension funds, and often have major political influence in liberal states like California and through politicians like former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. This raises concerns about the role of investment firms in forcing societal values onto businesses and potentially undermining democracy and individual freedom.
#society
Human Events: Japanese court determines same-sex marriage bans are
unconstitutional
Japanese court rules that same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional, marking a major step forward for gay marriage in Japan. They did not reject the proposal by a male couple that the state pay compensation of ¥1 million ($7,203.25) to each man for not allowing them to marry. The ruling represents the latest development in four similar lawsuits.
Human Events: Japan rules same-sex marriage not unconstitutional
Japanese court rules that same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional, marking a major step forward for gay marriage in Japan. They did not reject the proposal by a male couple that the state pay compensation of ¥1 million ($7,203.25) to each man for not allowing them to marry. The ruling represents the latest development in four similar lawsuits.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: War with China over Taiwan would be 'devastating,' says Defense Secretary Austin
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin warned of devastating effects on the global economy if a war over Taiwan were to occur. Austin made the remark at the Shangri-La Dialogue security summit in Singapore, which was attended by representatives from dozens of Asian countries. Chinese officials were also present at the summit. The US has committed itself to make defense articles and services available to Taiwan as necessary to maintain a sufficient self-defense capability.
Fox News: Russia, China seek world power 'rebalancing' with G7-alternative: 'indispensable mechanism'
Foreign ministers from the BRICS countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - have announced their intention to rebalance global power, aiming for a "multipolar dynamic", which will include putting themselves at the centre of a new world order. The group discussed potential expansion of membership, sought further definition of an alternative currency to counter the effect of sanctions, and pledged that "old ways cannot address new situations." The meeting, which took place in South Africa, provided an opportunity to potentially expand the group's influence through invitations to Iran, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Algeria, among others.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's alleged war crimes in Ukraine continue to overshadow summits involving South Africa, which has signed the 1998 Rome Statute, obliging it to arrest Putin as a war criminal if he visits the country for this, or any other meeting. South African officials considered obtaining diplomatic immunity for Putin to avoid the issue. Russia and China are building an alternative to the G7 in the form of the BRICS group, known for its member countries' focus on economic power.
#culture
Forbes: Robert Englund Didn’t Want This Doc About His Career To Be A Swan Song
Robert Englund celebrates 50 years in Hollywood, including playing David Warner in V and as Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare on Elm Street. Englund was hesitant about doing a documentary which summing up the end of his life, but Gary Smart and Christopher Griffiths from Cult Screenings made him comfortable. The documentary features interviews with the actors wife, Nancy, and horror legends such as Eli Roth, Adam Green, Tony Todd, Lance Henriksen, Heather Langenkamp, Lin Shaye, Bill Moseley, Doug Bradley, and Kane Hodder. The film celebrates V as well as Englund's film history and will be available on Screambox and Digital on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.
While Robert Englund acknowledges his association with A Nightmare on Elm Street, he does not want to be defined by it, and his path could have been different had he succeeded in getting some other roles. Englund was briefly associated with Star Wars and read for Han Solo and suggested his friend Mark Hamill read for Luke Skywalker. His path could have been different had he landed roles in shows such as The Dukes of Hazzard, though he eventually made his mark in Hollywood as a character actor. Englund said, "You have to ask the question, 'Is it the road not taken, or the road that didn't take you?'"
Forbes: National Cognac Day Heralds In Summer
National Cognac Day occurs in June, but the full-bodied and complex profile of Cognac makes it suitable for year-round drinking. Cognac has been a popular spirit for punches since the 18th century, and it automatically adds depth and layers of flavor. Recipes for new cocktails with Cognac include Spring Fling, Glorious Beginnings, Sunburst, Promenade à la Campagne, Ugni Blossom, Pignac Punch, Cognac Cooler, and Made Me Blush.
The Epoch Times: Mozart: Overture to the Magic Flute | Thomas Ludwig Conducts Ludwig Symphony Orchestra
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra performs the overture to Mozart's Don Giovanni, K. 527.
#crime
The Babylon Bee: Oxi-Clean Releases New ‘Clinton-Strength’ Formula Guaranteed To Get Blood Out Of Carpet
Oxi-Clean launched its most powerful cleaning product, called Clinton-Strength, that promises to remove even the toughest of stains, including bloodstains. The company's spokesperson, Anthony Sullivan, claims that the product is effective enough to cover up one hundred percent of evidence and compared it with the full force of the Clinton Foundation. The company also announced that the product can remove dress stains.
The Epoch Times: Serial Killer Paul Bernardo's Transfer to Medium-Security Prison 'Incomprehensible,' Says Minister
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino is criticizing the decision by the Correctional Service of Canada to transfer serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security institution, calling it "shocking and incomprehensible." Bernardo, also known as the "Scarborough Rapist," was convicted in 1995 of kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and murdering two teenage girls in the early 1990s. He initially served time at Kingston Penitentiary and later at Millhaven Institution before being transferred to a medium-security prison near Montreal. Mendicino says he will address the transfer decision process with the Commissioner of the CSC to ensure a "victim-centered" and "trauma-informed" approach.
The Epoch Times: Federal Judges Issues Landmark Decision in Call for Family Court Reform
A federal judge denied a court-appointed child advocate's motion to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit against her in a landmark decision. The lawsuit requests the court to hold her accountable for the suicide of 14-year-old Mikaela Haynes. Williams recommended Charles Haynes, who had been convicted of sexually abusing Mikaela's oldest sister, be given custody of her, even though Mikaela also accused her father of sexually abusing her. The ruling offers hope for family court reform advocates.
#sports
Forbes: Paris Saint-Germain Announce Lionel Messi Will Leave Club
Paris Saint-Germain confirm Lionel Messi will leave the club at the end of the 2022-23 season, with his contract expiring on June 30th. The Ligue 1 giants thanked him for his contribution and PSG chairman and CEO Nasser Al-Khelaifi showed his gratitude for Messi's part in back-to-back Ligue 1 titles. Messi expressed his happiness to have represented PSG, but also shared that he will seek a fresh challenge next season. He is expected to return to FC Barcelona, or sign for Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia or Inter Miami in the MLS.
#other
Daily Wire: In One Tweet, Matt Walsh Highlights Glaring Media Bias Over ‘What Is A Woman?’
Millions of people have watched Matt Walsh's documentary "What is a Woman?" but only six critics have reviewed it and none of them from major mainstream publications. A screenshot of the Rotten Tomatoes scores has been posted by Walsh highlighting the media bias surrounding the documentary. Twitter tried to censor the documentary following the fictitious claims of "misgendering," but eventually reversed its decision. "What is a Woman?" is now being streamed all weekend on Twitter.
Newsbusters: Progressive ‘Little Mermaid’ Not Woke Enough
Disney faces criticism from both the left and right for its new “Little Mermaid” film featuring a black heroine. Left-wing outlets such as HuffPost and Vulture complain that the film failed to be “woke” enough, while conservative voices accuse Disney of erasing slavery in the film’s Caribbean setting. Critics attack the film’s lack of “kink” and reluctance to deal with “systemic racism,” arguing that the diversity marketing campaign was merely cosmetic and failed to alter the fundamentally white perspective of the story. Some warn that “woke” pressure results in style over substance and undermines artistic vision.
The Epoch Times: US Turns Up Pressure on Air Bag Inflator Company That Refuses a Recall Despite Deaths, Injuries
The US government has ordered ARC Automotive to recall 67 million potentially dangerous air bag inflators due to injuries and fatalities. ARC is refusing to recall the inflators, setting up a possible court battle. The inflators have been linked to at least two fatalities and seven injuries in the US and Canada since 2009, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is claiming that the company has failed to take appropriate measures. The agency has mandated that questions be answered under oath and is threatening fines if the company does not co-operate. The next steps are a final conclusion, public hearing and potential lawsuit.