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5 Jun 2023
#illegals
Red State: Gavin Newsom Wants to Charge Ron DeSantis With Kidnapping
Gavin Newsom accuses Ron DeSantis of kidnapping for facilitating a flight carrying a small group of illegal immigrants to California. Newsom, who has previously been a proponent of California being a sanctuary state, announced a joint investigation with the California DOJ while expressing outrage. However, there is no evidence of coercion or kidnapping, and Newsom's actions are seen as NIMBY virtue signaling. It is fair for sanctuary cities and states to start taking on the burden of illegal immigration policies that they have promoted for years.
#politics
The Right Scoop: WATCH: DeSantis War Room exposes the real reason why Trump wouldn’t fire Fauci….
Trump feared backlash from firing Fauci despite his reputation for firing people on TV. DeSantis War Room released a video on the real reason why Trump wouldn't fire Fauci. Trump said he would have lost the fight and feared the left's relentless attacks.
Spectator USA: Will Chris Christie stick to his kamikaze mission?
New Jersey governor Chris Christie, former vice president Mike Pence, and North Dakota governor Doug Burgum are set to announce their presidential bids this week, but New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu announced that he will not seek his party's nomination due to there being too many candidates in the race. Sununu emphasized that every candidate needs to understand the responsibility of getting out and getting out quickly if it's not working, to prevent the non-Trump vote from consolidating around one name. However, Christie's unpopularity may harm his own cause, as his favorability among voters who identify with or lean toward the GOP sits at just 21 percent and his unfavorability score is a whopping 47 percent, higher than any presidential candidate polled by Monmouth in the last decade.
The Epoch Times: Biden Draws Bipartisan Ire for Leaving 3 Key Watchdog Jobs Vacant for More Than 2 Years
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer questions why President Biden has not appointed Inspectors-General at the Treasury department, State department, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), vacancies that have existed for more than 1,100 days, 850 days, and almost 1,500 days, respectively. The absence of Inspectors-General is of bipartisan concern and limits transparency, putting a spotlight on why Biden has not nominated highly qualified candidates to fill these vacancies for three years. Since 1978, 72 presidentially appointed Inspectors-General have exposed trillions of wasted tax dollars and ferreted out waste, fraud, and abuse in federal departments and agencies. Comer is concerned that the prolonged vacancies for positions in the State and USAID departments are occurring at a critical time when they are involved in sensitive matters impacting U.S. national security around the world, including the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and increased aggression by China, Iran, and North Korea.
The Federalist Papers: Potential GOP Candidate Backs Down, Admits Trump Now Commands an Unexpected Lead
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire has announced that he will not run for president in 2024. Sununu cited a large field of candidates, with former President Donald Trump performing better in polls than expected, as reasons for his decision. He also intends to continue to be active in the primary, focusing on attempting to take down Trump and encouraging the party to stay out of the culture war.
Newsbusters: EXCLUSIVE: Meta Tells MRC Why IG Banned RFK Jr’s Account for 2 Years
Anti-free speech Instagram temporarily suspended the account of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democrat presidential primary candidate, admitting it was an error and restoring access following "public outcry." Despite shielding criticism behind the "error" label, Instagram’s actions against Kennedy Jr. are seen as part of Big Tech's recurring election interference. Kennedy Jr. called the censorship of a major presidential candidate "profoundly undemocratic" and asked how democracy can function if only some candidates have access to social media. YouTube’s recent "Context" warning for Kennedy Jr.'s interview with Dr. Jordan Peterson on climate change has drawn criticism from Peterson and highlighted the censorship debate.
Fox News: DeSantis mocks Trump decision not to fire Anthony Fauci with flashback to 'The Apprentice': 'You're fired!'
DeSantis' presidential campaign released a video criticizing Trump for not firing Fauci during the COVID-19 pandemic. The video compared Trump's use of "You're fired!" on "The Apprentice" to his decision to keep Fauci on as chief medical advisor. This isn't the first time DeSantis has criticized Trump for working with Fauci.
#society
The Blaze: 'Happy Pride Day!' at elementary school in Canada has rainbow-costumed teachers waving rainbow flags as students file in — and, of course, a drag queen show
Teachers at an elementary school in Canada celebrated Pride Day by dressing in rainbow regalia and having students watch a drag queen performance. The clips and photos, posted online by Newfoundland & Labrador English School District teacher Colin Barry, show students arriving at school with teachers waving rainbow flags. One video shows students skipping under a rainbow prop and into the hallway, followed by teachers in Pride attire, while another shows students in a gym for a drag queen performance. The videos have drawn criticism online, with some commenters objecting to the celebration of LGBTQ issues in a school setting .
Fox News: Reddit user in hot water for rejecting his wife's name for their baby girl: Doesn't want child to be 'bullied'
A Reddit user and his wife are discussing baby names for their unborn daughter. The wife suggested giving their daughter the middle name of "Princess," which is her mother's middle name. The husband objects to the name due to concerns of potential bullying. The wife is upset with him and is avoiding him. Most people on Reddit sided with the husband's concerns.
#economy
The New American: Finnish Nuclear Power Facility Proves Too Efficient to Make Money - The New American
Finnish nuclear plants cut back production due to surplus; price drops.
#military
The Federalist Papers: Air Force Colonel Denies AI Drone Killed Pilot So It Could Accomplish Its Mission
The Air Force officially denies reports of a drone with artificial intelligence "killing" its human operator instead of enemy targets. According to Col. Tucker Hamilton, head of the Air Force's AI Test and Operations, the alleged events were just a "thought experiment." The story had initially surfaced in May when Hamilton warned at the United Kingdom-based Royal Aeronautical Society's summit about the ethical challenges of integrating AI and other emerging technologies into military operations around the world. Hamilton did reiterate that AI is "brittle," meaning it's easy to trick or manipulate, and the technology must be developed to be more robust and have "AI explainability."
#culture
Fox News: 'Cheers' bar fetches $675K at classic TV auction in Dallas
The bar from the TV show "Cheers" sold for $675,000 at auction, the highest bid among nearly 1,000 props offered up from a collection over more than three decades, which brought in over $5 million.
The Batman and Robin costumes also sold for $615,000, while the set where Johnny Carson hosted guests on "The Tonight Show" went for $275,000. Other notable items included the set from "All in the Family" and the chairs used by the TV couple in the show's ninth season.
Fox News: France's historic Mont-Saint-Michel turns 1,000
The iconic Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy, France, celebrates its millennium anniversary since the laying of its first stone. French President Emmanuel Macron visited the UNESCO World Heritage site and praised its symbolism of "resistance" and "resilience", calling on the French to push themselves further in facing global challenges such as climate change. The millennial celebrations will run until November and include exhibits, dance shows and concerts.
Mont-Saint-Michel, one of France's top tourist attractions outside of Paris, is an architectural jewel on a rocky island linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway at high tide. Historically significant, former presidents have used the site to deliver political messages, including Nicolas Sarkozy who launched his presidential campaign there in 2007. France has spent more than 32 million euros restoring the building and authorities are working to protect the monument's surrounding environment from mass tourism.
#health
The Epoch Times: We Tried Hailey Bieber's Entire Skincare Routine!
Rowena shares Hailey Bieber's "Get Ready for Bed" Routine for dry and dehydrated skin in a new article accompanied by a video shot by Fel. Meanwhile, the creators of the article have also launched a podcast and an e-magazine for lifestyle and self-care tips, a skincare shop, and a jewelry collab with Ana Luisa.
#education
Fox News: Vermont coach suspended for misgendering trans athlete reinstated
Vermont school district pays $125,000 to coach and daughter for expressing views on transgender student in girls' locker room.
#crime
The Blaze: Nurse sets up camera on deer carcass to catch wildlife and instead sees semi-nude people acting bizarrely
A Canadian nurse set up a camera to capture wildlife and found two near-naked figures assiduously hovering over a deer carcass on her property. One is said to hold the hoof up to her face. The figures' identity is unknown - they may be satanic cult members, ghostly spirits or simply out for a bit of fun. Critters in the vicinity included a bobcat. Despite armchair speculation, no one has yet called the cops .
Fox News: Florida mother fatally shot in neighborhood feud over playing children
A neighborhood feud over playing children leads to a fatal shooting of a Florida mother. Deputies responded to several calls regarding the dispute before the shooting. The shooter has not been identified or arrested, and detectives are investigating possible self-defense claims before moving forward with any criminal charges.
Fox News: 16 members of Georgia motorcycle gang indicted for shooting incident in hotel parking lot
Sixteen members of a Georgia motorcycle gang have been indicted on charges stemming from a shooting that injured two people last year in a hotel parking lot. All of the defendants are members of the southeast Georgia chapter of the Outcast motorcycle gang. They were charged under Georgia's Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act for aggravated assault, attempted armed robbery, and conspiracy to commit those crimes. Police say the Outcast members plotted to rob members of a rival gang of their motorcycle vests.
The indictment claims that Outcast members held rival gang members at gunpoint outside a hotel in Richmond Hill and ordered them to hand over their vests. Shots were fired in the parking lot, and two people were injured. Investigators executed more than 40 search warrants across southeast Georgia as part of their investigation and seized $180,000 in cash and 71 guns.
Fox News: Joran Van der Sloot's lawyer to file habeas corpus petition in attempt to stop transfer to USA
Joran Van Der Sloot is set to be extradited from Peru to the US as the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Alabama teen Natalee Holloway during a senior trip in Aruba. Van Der Sloot's lawyer Maximo Altez intends to file a habeas corpus to halt the extradition.
Fox News: Virginia man identified as victim of deadly Maine hotel fire
The victim of a fatal fire in a Maine hotel has been identified as 57-year-old Daniel Clarke of Virginia. The cause of the fire, which destroyed the Kittery Days Inn, is still unknown.
Fox News: Florida police arrest four in deadly drug deal, sheriff says, 'You play with fire, you're going to get burned'
Four men have been indicted on first-degree murder charges for a fatal shooting that occurred during a drug deal in Pinellas County, Florida in April. Brent Alley was shot in the abdomen outside the All-American Business Center on Ulmerton Road after allegedly attempting to purchase $40,000 worth of marijuana from Joshua Ashley. The other men had conspired to rob Alley instead of supplying him with the drugs. The accused are in custody at Pinellas County Jail and have been charged with murder.
#sports
Fox News: Colts player being investigated for 'pervasive' NFL betting, including wagers on own team: report
The NFL is investigating an unnamed Indianapolis Colts player for potential violations of the league's gambling policy, including bets placed on his own team. The Colts acknowledged the investigation but have not provided further comment. This comes after the Detroit Lions had four players suspended due to gambling violations, and gambling in the NFL has been a hot topic this offseason. The league's policy states that players cannot bet on any games, including their own team. While sports betting is widely accepted in professional sports, every league has gambling policies that players must adhere to.
#outdoors
Fox News: Tragedy strikes as 4 children die during fishing trip in northeastern Quebec
Four children died during a fishing trip in northeastern Quebec when they were caught off guard by a rising tide while fishing for capelin. A group of 11 people were fishing on foot near the shore when the incident occurred. Authorities discovered the bodies of the four unresponsive victims a few hours after receiving an emergency call that reported the group had been swept up by the tide. Provincial police said they were still searching for a missing man in his 30s who was a member of the fishing party.
Fox News: Rare wolverine sighting in California's Sierra Nevada sparks excitement among wildlife officials
A rare wolverine was spotted three times in the eastern Sierra Nevada, a rare occurrence for an animal that has only been seen once before in California over the past century. The latest sighting appears to be a young male in search of a mate, and wildlife officials are trying to obtain a sample of its hair or scat for genetic testing. The wolverine is listed as threatened under the California Endangered Species Act.
#other
Washington Free Beacon: Journo Fight: Axios Founder Rages at NYT for Copying Smart Brevity® Format
Axios Media Inc.'s CEO, Roy Schwartz, accused The New York Times of copying the company's patented journalistic techniques on Twitter. The Times did not respond to requests for comment on the accusation. This comes after Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei drunkenly accosted a Politico journalist several weeks ago.
Fox News: Drew Barrymore ‘cannot wait’ until her mom is gone, says she can't 'grow' while she is 'on this planet'
Drew Barrymore talks about her current relationship with estranged mother, Jaid Barrymore. The actress became emancipated at the age of 14 and supports her mother financially, but acknowledges that she cannot speak her truth as her mother is still alive. However, she expressed her desire for her mother to be happy and healthy despite their differences. Barrymore also revealed that she has forgiven her parents and herself, hoping to move past their troubled past.
Fox News: Mother begs Just Stop Oil protesters to let her 'take her kids to school': 'You lot are taking the p---’
Several members of environmental activist group Just Stop Oil were arrested after disrupting traffic in London, leading to frustrated commuters and even a confrontation with a mother. In videos posted on the group’s Twitter account, arrested protesters claimed to be peaceful and justified in their actions, with one insisting that government officials were “actively planning the deaths of hundreds of millions of people” by continuing to license new fossil fuels. Just Stop Oil has said that it will be organising more demonstrations in the future.
Fox News: Former MS state senator's plane had autopilot issues in leadup to near-vertical fatal crash
Former Mississippi state senator Johnny Morgan died in a plane crash in Arkansas last month. The National Transportation Safety Board's report stated that the small plane had mechanical problems with its autopilot system before crashing, killing Morgan who was the sole occupant. Morgan had contacted an avionics repair facility to discuss the issues with the autopilot system before the flight, according to the report.
The twin-engine Beech King Air E-90 crashed in a wooded area in northwestern Arkansas an hour after taking off from University-Oxford Airport in Oxford, Mississippi. The report stated that the plane's descent was nearly vertical, with both engines and propellers embedded in the terrain, and the entire airplane was fragmented. The NTSB's investigation into the crash is ongoing.