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6 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Florida officials confirm state behind migrant flights to California as Newsom threatens 'kidnapping charges'
Florida officials have confirmed that the state has flown multiple migrant flights to California with the consent of the passengers. The migrants on board gave their consent through written and verbal communication, and Florida ensured the third-party NGO's safe delivery. The flights sparked outrage from California's governor and attorney general, who accused Florida of kidnapping the migrants. The state's Division of Emergency Management provided video evidence of migrants signing consent forms and discussing how they were treated, and stated that the transportation was part of a voluntary relocation program. Florida's governor signed legislation earlier this year expanding the program with extra funding.
California's governor and attorney general accused Florida of exploiting migrants in their transportation program to "sanctuary jurisdictions" across the country. Officials emphasized that the migrants were promised help to find jobs if they traveled on the flights, and called Florida's actions "cruel", "inhumane", "morally bankrupt," and "wrong". Despite the relatively small number of migrants being transported to "sanctuary" jurisdictions, it has become a major political issue as state lawmakers bemoan migrants being sent their way. Florida officials noted that mayors in Colorado and Texas states had also transported migrants across the country. Republicans argue that sanctuary policies draw migrants to the border, and therefore it is right that migrants go to those areas as well as border towns and cities.
Breitbart: James Comer: FBI Says Joe Biden Bribery Doc Involves ‘Ongoing’ Probe
FBI officials have confirmed the existence of an unclassified informant file, allegedly containing details of a $5m bribery scheme involving Joe Biden. The file suggests the Biden family received $10m from business schemes in Romania and China, consistent with a pattern of bribery and money laundering. The informant is reportedly a highly credible FBI source appearing to date back to the Barack Obama administration. The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed the file and may hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress for refusing to provide it.
Washington Free Beacon: This Washington Democrat Claimed To Pay More Taxes Than Jeff Bezos. Turns Out She Was Delinquent.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a Democratic congresswoman from Washington, who claimed to pay more taxes than Jeff Bezos, skipped out on $6,592 in property taxes on an Oregon auto-repair shop she owned with her husband. Perez cited her campaign and busy schedule as reasons for not paying the taxes. She has since given up ownership of the shop. Perez's first vote was to preserve new funding for 87,000 additional IRS agents.
Townhall: The Choice: Criminals Behind Bars or Laundry Detergent Behind Glass
Stores across the US are experiencing shoplifting and theft on a large scale. The obvious solution is to empower store security and instruct police to arrest shoplifters. However, political leaders seem more interested in prosecuting law-abiding citizens than criminals. Illegal immigration in the US has become uncontrolled since President Biden took office. The obvious solution is for the US to build a border wall and make immigration a controlled process. However, politicians are taking a Chelm-like approach by sending illegal immigrants to neighboring communities and asking private citizens to take them in. Voting in the US is ripe for abuse, as people can vote multiple times and fake signatures. The obvious solution is to strengthen proof of identity for voting, but politicians prefer to keep the system as loose as possible to maintain their power.
#society
Fox News: Texas becomes latest state to ban puberty blockers, sex change surgeries for minors
Texas bans gender transitioning treatment for minors, including puberty blockers and sex change surgeries. The law, which goes into effect on Sep. 1, prohibits any such procedures being performed on underage girls and boys, and prevents state funds being used on such procedures. An exception is included for minors already receiving such care and who have attended at least 12 mental health counseling sessions within six months prior to beginning treatment. The medical licenses of those convicted of breaking the law could be revoked.
Fox News: Dallas Pride festival for 'all ages' sells sex toys, edible penises, graphic Disney art
Explicit merchandise such as sex toys and graphic Disney fan art was sold at the Dallas Pride festival, a video has revealed. The event advertised for children of “all ages”, while a “Family Pride Zone” provided games and a magician. However, footage shows children approaching booths selling products with images of genitals and lewd sexual references, as well as a small girl viewing pins with sexual phrases. The city of Dallas had not responded to queries at the time of publication.
The Dallas Pride festival hosted several family-oriented events last weekend, while its sponsors included American Airlines, Kroger, Nordstrom and Target. However, the weekend saw at least two events described as more “risque” than others. A similar “family-friendly” Pride celebration in California last weekend reportedly featured an explicit BDSM performance on a parade float.
The New American: School District Must Pay Family Who Complained About Male Dressing in Girls' Locker Room - The New American
Vermont school district must pay $125,000 to a middle school soccer coach and his daughter for violating their First Amendment rights. The district allowed a biological male to dress in a female locker room, causing discomfort to the girls. District officials imposed disciplinary actions against the Allens when they expressed their objection. The district must remove any documentation and online comments regarding the locker-room incident. Hashtag:
#war
Human Events: BREAKING: Jack Posobiec and Raheem Kassam dissect the media
narrative on the destruction of the Kahovka dam and Nord Stream
pipeline attack
The destruction of the Kahovka dam in Ukraine has caused a humanitarian crisis, with Ukraine and Russia blaming each other for the incident. The Washington Post has revealed that the destruction of the dam was part of Ukraine's military strategy in 2022, and leaked Pentagon documents suggest that Western allies knew about plans to destroy the Nord Stream pipeline before it happened. Raheem Kassam warns that lies from Western governments about overseas operations have become commonplace, and questions whether the upcoming declassified US intelligence should be trusted.
Euromaidan Press: World leaders react to Nova Kakhovka attack
Russia's attack on the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant resulted in the destruction of a dam and an environmental catastrophe in Kherson Oblast, putting thousands at risk and causing severe damage. World leaders, including the President of the European Council and NATO Secretary General, have condemned the attack and warned of new sanctions on Russia. The President of the European Parliament urged the international community to continue helping Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Rep. Issa: State Dept. Dissent Cable Shows Biden Was Warned About Afghanistan Pullout Disaster, 'Allowed It to Happen' Anyway
The Afghanistan pullout under the Biden administration was disastrous. A suicide bomber killed 130 people, the Taliban quickly took power, and billions of dollars of military equipment were left behind. House Republicans finally got access to a State Department “dissent cable” that warned of the disaster, which was ignored by the administration.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Tesla Soars 10% Amid Musk's China Visit, Lucid Slumps On Stock Sale, Ford-Uber's Win-Win Partnership
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's visit to China, where he met with government officials, visited the Giga Shanghai plant, and praised the employees, boosted the company's stocks. Additionally, the change in pricing of its Model 3 vehicles sold in the US, making all three trim levels eligible for the full tax credit, had a positive impact on the company's stocks, which recorded a weekly gain of over 10%. However, Lucid Group announced a common stock offering and a stock dilution that sent its stocks down by over 16%. Ford announced a partnership with Uber Technologies to lease its Mustang Mach-E EVs to Uber drivers, while Rivian Automotive's stocks are at risk of losing its spot in the NASDAQ 100 Index. China's Nio, XPeng, and Li Auto reported their delivery numbers, with Li Auto standing out with triple-digit year-over-year growth.
Fox News: Italy's government sees no need for direct investment in Stellantis as carmaker thrives
Italy's Economy Minister Giorgetti believes that the government does not need to invest directly in Stellantis as the automaker is performing well, and the CEO is capable of achieving high financial results for the group. Meanwhile, two Italian soccer players are accused of gang raping an American woman they met in Milan.
Daily Wire: ‘Shark Tank’ Investor Says Target’s Stock Collapse Amid ‘Pride’ Controversy Is A Wake-Up Call For Corporate America
Companies are closely watching Target's massive sell-off in the stock market after facing backlash and calls for a boycott over its Pride Month merchandise, says "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary. O'Leary states that this shows the challenge of striking a delicate balance between support of diversity and protecting the interests of employees, customers, and shareholders. Companies are struggling to stay tuned with the mood of their customers, and O'Leary suggests that social media advisors should be added to boards to advise on viral trends.
#religion
The Blaze: Church preschool's federal food funding revoked over 'orthodox religious beliefs' regarding sex and gender, lawsuit claims: 'Hungry kids should matter more than a political agenda'
Church of Compassion in California sues USDA and CDSS over revoking federal food funding due to their "orthodox religious beliefs" on sex and gender. The church's daycare center has been receiving monthly aid of around $3.5k to $4.5k from the Child and Adult Food Care Program for nearly two decades. The lawsuit accused the agencies of violating the church's free speech and free exercise rights by imposing nondiscriminatory policies that forbade houses of worship that held traditional religious beliefs regarding human sexuality from participating in the anti-hunger program.
Breitbart: California Bishops Slam Legislature for Honoring Anti-Catholic Hate Group
The California Catholic Conference condemned the state legislature's decision to publicly honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of gay men in drag mocking Catholic nuns, who they say "openly commits acts of hate, misogyny, and discrimination against Catholics." The group had previously been honored by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Conference said that honoring "an openly anti-Catholic group" and "acts of hate" against Christianity were unacceptable acts of discrimination.
#culture
Fox News: 'Grey's Anatomy' stars reveal show almost never aired, recall 'torturing themselves' for emotional drama
Katherine Heigl and Ellen Pompeo discuss "Grey's Anatomy" in a recent interview, recalling the anxiety felt before the show initially aired and the emotional journey of filming. Despite initial doubts, the show has become the longest-running scripted primetime show for ABC, with a 20th season renewed in March. Pompeo is set to make a move into a new world, while Heigl has moved past being labeled "difficult" and recently saw success with "Firefly Lane" on Netflix.
#health
Fox News: South Bend, Indiana abortion clinic closes, blames 'unnecessary' restrictions
A South Bend abortion clinic in Indiana is shutting down due to "politically driven" restrictions, according to Whole Woman's Health Alliance. The clinic has been unable to operate since December 2022, a year after the state passed a ban on abortions with strict limitations. Remote services will still be provided, but the closure leaves South Bend without a local provider, with Indiana containing six more abortion clinics. The case is currently being brought to the Indiana Supreme Court, and until a decision is made, abortions in Indiana remain legal up to 20 weeks.
Skilled Survival: Home Doctor Book Review - Is It Really Worth Buying?
The Home Doctor Book is a comprehensive medical handbook written by legitimate M.D.s and a preparedness expert. It includes very large colored images to better understand medical procedures and advice. The book covers a wide range of medical topics and subtopics to help with basic medical care in case of an emergency or when professional help is unavailable. It is ideal for those who want to live a more resilient life, but not for those who faint at the sight of blood.
#sports
Fox News: Athletics' potential move to Vegas now in limbo after lawmakers fail to vote on stadium bill
The Oakland Athletics' move to Las Vegas is uncertain after Nevada lawmakers adjourned without a vote on a stadium bill. Public funding for the proposed $1.5bn retractable roof stadium would have come partly through $180m in transferable tax credits and $120m in county bonds. The A's remain optimistic a deal can be struck, while MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred offered support for the relocation.
The Federalist Papers: US Women's Soccer Team Trash Talks Club of Retirees, Ends Up Losing 12-0
A group of USWNT players got completely destroyed by a team of retired, older men from the UK, with a final score of 12-0 at an independent soccer tournament in North Carolina. The US team was made up mostly of current USWNT players, including Heather O’Reilly and Cat Whitehill. The event was sponsored by the founders of “The Basketball Tournament” and carried a $1 million prize for the last team standing.
#technology
Forbes: Apple’s New Vision Pro AR Headset Could Change The Music Industry
Apple unveils the new Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset, which can seamlessly blend virtual and augmented reality features, potentially transforming the music industry by offering immersive concert experiences, enhanced music videos, virtual band members, interactive music education, and collaborative songwriting. The technology comes with a hefty price tag, but its potential to reshape the music landscape is already being discussed.
#other
Fox News: Pete Davidson lashes out at PETA amid puppy purchase backlash: 'F--- you'
Former "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson got into a heated argument with PETA after purchasing a dog from a pet store in New York City instead of adopting one. Daphna Nachminovitch, the senior vice president of PETA's Cruelty Investigations Department, condemned Davidson's decision to shop for a dog publicly, and he responded with an explicit voicemail attacking her. Davidson claimed that he didn't know he could adopt a hypoallergenic dog and that he was only responding to the grief his family was feeling after the loss of their dog, Henry. PETA responded by refuting Davidson's claims and doubles down on the importance of adopting dogs from shelters.
Fox News: Floating solar panels on NJ reservoir power treatment plant
New Jersey's Canoe Brook Water Treatment plant partnered with NJR Clean Energy Ventures to build a 17-acre solar array on the surface of Canoe Brook Reservoir. The solar array, consisting of 16,510 solar panels, produces 8.9 megawatts of electricity, which is used to power 95% of the water treatment plant’s energy requirements. The floating solar array is the largest in North America and helps reduce evaporative loss of water. The project is a significant step towards providing clean and green solutions for the state's energy requirements.