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3 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Human Smugglers Return to 'Business as Usual' in Texas County near Border Post-Title 42, Say Police
Human smugglers are using stolen cars and leading Texas law enforcement on high-speed chases, causing property damage and injuries to both drivers and migrants. Zavala County, located 30 miles from the Mexican border, has already seen 15 smuggling cases in seven days, putting a strain on limited resources. 44 migrants were apprehended, but many others managed to escape. Governor of Texas Greg Abbott has called a special legislative session to increase criminal penalties for smuggling and operating stash houses.
#politics
Red State: WATCH: Democrat House Member Goes on Profanity-Filled Tirade Against Ron DeSantis
Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) launched into a profanity-filled tirade against Ron DeSantis, the 2024 presidential candidate, on stage at a Paramore concert in Washington, DC. The lead singer of the band had called Frost "the first Gen Z congressman" before inviting him up, but Frost could only say "F*ck Ron DeSantis. F*ck fascism" during his time on stage. Frost later doubled down on his remarks despite backlash on social media. Some commentators pointed out that calling basic protections for children in schools "fascism" undermined the true evils of that ideology, and criticized Frost's lack of intellectual heft.
Red State: Big Shake-Up Underway at CNN—And It Involves CEO Chris Licht
Despite years of attempting to rebrand as an objective news network, CNN continues to struggle with balancing its audience of Trump haters and Republican viewers. Under new CEO Chris Licht, the network has faced ratings declines and loss of reputation, prompting Licht to hand over control of business operations to David Leavy. However, this move indicates wavering support from Warner Bros. Discovery and raises questions about CNN's future.
Fox News: WATCH: Early primary state voters explain why they support DeSantis over Trump: 'Better chance of winning'
South Carolina voters at a recent rally for Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis shared their reasons for choosing him over former President Donald Trump. While some still support Trump, others feel that DeSantis is more even-keeled and will back the American people in getting the country back on track. They also appreciate his positive campaign and stance against radical ideology in schools. Some voters feel that DeSantis has more decorum than Trump and would be a better choice for the upcoming election, as he is more appealing to the middle ground. Despite early polls showing Trump as the clear front-runner, DeSantis remains a distant second place, with the first contests set for February 2024.
The Epoch Times: UK Government Denies Targeting COVID-19 Policy Critics on Social Media
The UK government faces calls to shut down its Counter Disinformation Unit (CDU) after it was accused of tracking critics of COVID-19 policies. The CDU claims it only monitors online narratives and trends, and can flag harmful content on social media sites and promote authoritative sources of information. However, former critics have accused the government of targeting individual dissidents, including journalists, for monitoring. Those calling for the unit to be shut down claim that it is engaging in surveillance to silence or intimidate critics and curtail free speech.
#society
Fox News: Search for survivors ends with more than 260 dead in India train crash
Over 260 dead and 1,000 injured in India's deadliest train crash in over two decades. The crash occurred when a passenger train derailed and struck another train in the eastern district of Balasore, resulting in a mangled wreck of rail cars. An initial government report cited signal error as the cause of the tragedy. The Indian government will compensate the victims' families and work to restore rail traffic. ( )
#war
National Review: The Corner: The Way They Live, Die, and Fight
Russia launched a missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least three and injuring 10 others. The attacks have continued for three nights in a row and are part of Russia's ongoing aggression in Ukraine.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Apple Customers Say It’s Hard to Get Money Out of Goldman Sachs Savings Accounts
Apple's new savings account, launched in partnership with Goldman Sachs, has been facing teething problems since April, according to customers. While the account offers a generous 4.15 percent interest rate and has attracted as many as $1 billion in deposits within four days, some customers reported delayed money transfers or trouble transferring money from their accounts. Large transfers from new accounts have been triggering anti-money laundering red flags or other security concerns which require additional reviews by the banks, causing delays lasting about five days on average. While Goldman Sachs claimed that the difficulties were faced by only a "limited" number of customers, some have pulled out their savings and moved back to other institutions.
Newsbusters: Ruhle Blames The Media For Lack Of Confidence In Biden's Economy
Stephanie Ruhle blames media for lack of confidence in the economy, while Mara S. Campo points out that people's everyday experiences do not reflect a strong economy. Ruhle insists that consumers are to blame for high prices, but Campo highlights the fear surrounding safety and the common feeling of inflation. The discussion briefly touches on infrastructure but ends in Touré stating that Biden needs to focus on base turnout.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Serenity: Song of a peaceful lake | Musical Moment
The composition Serenity by Shirleen Xu is a peaceful piece of orchestral music that creates an image of a calm and tranquil lake in nature with a cool breeze. The music evokes a sense of relaxation, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Spectator USA: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse dodges all the MCU virtue-signaling
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse introduces viewers to a plethora of Spider-Men in an epic, visually stunning multiverse adventure. The film boasts an impressive amount of characters and nods to the comics and previous film, with Miles Morales racing across the Nueva York headquarters of the Spider-Society. The film shows what is possible when pushing past the strictures of the MCU and stretching the limits of comic art, ending in a place of loss, emotionally and physically. Fans will have to wait until March of next year for the upcoming sequel.
#health
The Epoch Times: Japan’s Birth Rate Plummets to Record Low for Seventh Straight Year
Japan's birth rate hit a new record low for the seventh year in a row, with only 770,747 babies born this year. The country's fertility rate dropped to 1.26, well below the 2.07 rate needed to maintain a stable population, due to people delaying parenthood because of economic hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic and postponing marriage. The decline in birth rates has significant implications for the country's economy, national security, and society as a whole, prompting Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government to commit to securing annual funding of 3.5 trillion yen ($25.2 billion) for a new childcare package that includes childbirth and rearing allowances and increased subsidies for higher education.
Fox News: Trump congratulates Kim Jong Un on North Korean election to WHO executive board
Trump congratulates North Korea for getting appointed to WHO's executive board. Former President Donald Trump celebrated North Korea's appointment to the World Health Organization. The North Korean Ministry of Public Health's Dr. Jong Min Pak has been seated on the WHO's executive board with a term set to last until 2026. This decision sparked immediate criticism from South Korea, which pointed to North Korea's history of ignoring policies put forward by the WHO and its parent organization, the United Nations.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Police Chief Sounds Alarm After 27 Kids Disappear in Two-Week Span
A police chief in Cleveland has raised concern over a significant increase in child disappearances over the past few weeks, which he described as "troubling." Speaking to Fox News, Newburgh Heights Police Chief John Majoy said: “For some reason, in 2023, we’ve seen a lot more than we normally see, which is troubling in part because we don’t know what’s going on with some of these kids, whether they’re being trafficked or whether they’re involved in gang activity or drugs…It’s a silent crime that happens right under our noses…The problem is where are they?" Records show that 52 young people under the age of 18 have gone missing in May alone in the Cleveland area, with fewer than half of them listed with a photo.
#sports
Forbes: Lionel Messi Announces Paris Saint Germain Exit
Lionel Messi confirms he is leaving PSG after the expiration of his contract on June 30. He thanks the club for a wonderful experience in Paris and is rumored to be heavily linked to Al-Hilal, former club FC Barcelona, and Inter Miami in the MLS. PSG denies that Messi has decided to depart, but the player's father and agent Jorge Messi have reportedly informed PSG of their intentions. Messi will leave PSG with two Ligue 1 titles but also two failures in the Champions League.
#outdoors
Guide Fishing: The Biggest Controversy in Bass Fishing: Forward Facing Sonar
The use of forward-facing sonar in bass fishing is a topic of debate among anglers. While it provides increased accuracy in locating fish, it can lead to an overreliance on technology and create an uneven playing field for anglers who cannot afford the latest equipment. Finding a balance between tradition and progress is crucial to ensure fairness in competition and responsible use of technology. As the sport of bass fishing continues to evolve, anglers must adapt to new technologies and techniques while maintaining a strong connection to tradition to remain competitive and enjoy the rewards of the sport.
#technology
Fox News: How to identify and stop apps that are listening to you
Your smartphone is always listening to you, with certain apps like Facebook and Instagram likely having microphone access. However, you can check which apps have this feature and turn it off. On your iPhone, go to Settings, Privacy & Security, and Microphone, while on your Android, go to Settings, Applications, Application Manager, and Permissions. It's also important to be cautious of malware, as scammers may be monitoring you and extracting personal information. Having antivirus software installed can help keep hackers out of your devices.
#other
Skilled Survival: 10 Barter Items That Will Increase In Value After A Collapse
Stockpile affordable barter items before a collapse to trade for supplies. Examples include: survival seeds, water filters/purification tablets/bleach, pain medicines, daily multivitamins, gas mask filters, ammo, ferro rods/fire pistons, antibiotics/hydrogen peroxide/neosporin, soap, and skills/knowledge. The items are small enough for storage, affordable, and have reasonable expiration dates.
Forbes: Yellowjackets Will Get A Bonus Tenth Season 2 Episode Before Season 3
Yellowjackets season 2 ended with nine episodes instead of ten and reportedly a tenth episode was actually filmed, but a load of content was cut from season 2, including important scenes. Yellowjackets co-creator promised a tenth bonus episode that will air ahead of season 3, closer to the arrival of season 3, and it may not be for a while due to the Writers Strike.