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7 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Republicans Say Administration Redefined How Illegal Entries Are Reported After End of Title 42
Republicans accuse the Biden administration of redefining illegal entries to mislead the public. Officials have been accused of a “shell game” with the numbers after Title 42 expired. Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) said that the classification of illegal immigrants had changed instead of the number reducing, and the CBP One app was partially responsible for this. Democrats have argued that illegal crossings have reduced since Title 42 ended, but failed to reveal how much of the decrease is due to the reclassification. Republicans have long been frustrated by Joe Biden’s expansive interpretation of asylum claims.
The Federalist Papers: New Video Absolutely Destroys Left's Narrative That DeSantis Kidnapped Illegal Immigrants
New video evidence reveals illegal aliens being transported to California were not kidnapped and flew there voluntarily. In the video, illegals described reaching the “sanctuary state” and praised their treatment. Previously, California Gov. Gavin Newsom had attacked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for “kidnapping” the migrants. The Florida Department of Emergency Management stated that it was a voluntary program and that the migrants had given verbal and written consent. California Attorney General Rob Bonta is investigating the program, which came to light after a group of migrants were flown to Sacramento on a chartered flight.
#politics
The New American: TikTokker’s Obnoxious “Pranks” Cause Uproar on the Internet - The New American
TikTokker Bacari-Bronze O’Garro is causing outrage with his criminal and obnoxious behavior, including entering private homes and ripping up books in a library. O’Garro claims that the uproar over his videos is due to him being a black male, but TikTok has banned his account for violating community guidelines prohibiting content promoting criminal activity. The Online Safety Bill, at the center of controversy, would give Britain’s broadcasting regulator Ofcom the power to regulate social media and set new standards for age verification when visiting websites, but critics fear it would worsen social media censorship.
The Federalist: House Republicans Probe Deb Haaland For Conflicts Of Interest
House Republicans are investigating potential conflicts of interest for Interior Secretary Deb Haaland in high-stakes decisions. GOP lawmakers recently sent a letter to Secretary Haaland demanding she turn over records related to her professional relationship with her daughter and husband, who both work on behalf of federally recognized Indian tribes. The lawmakers are concerned about Secretary Haaland’s compliance with ethical obligations, given her involvement with the Pueblo Action Alliance, a far-left climate group that opposes oil and gas exploration on public lands. They also question her husband’s role as the chief of sales and marketing for the Laguna Development Corporation. (, )
The Right Scoop: Team Trump believes Mark Meadows could be big witness in coming Trump indictment over classified docs
Trump aide Mark Meadows testified to the grand jury investigating Trump for taking classified documents to Mar-a-lago. Some advisers believe Meadows could be a significant witness in the case. The case will likely end up in the Supreme Court.
Breitbart: Mike Pence Announces Presidential Bid: 'We Can Bring This Country Back'
Former Vice President Mike Pence announces his candidacy for president, criticizing President Biden and the "radical left" while highlighting the need to secure the southern border, revive the economy, and defend liberties. He joins a crowded GOP primary field that includes former President Donald Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis, and former Gov. Nikki Haley. Some Republican senators are concerned about the growing field potentially benefiting Trump's nomination.
Townhall: Turkey Chooses Dictatorship, to the Detriment of the Free World
Turkish President Erdogan's recent election victory is bad news for all involved. The list of losers includes Europe, NATO, US security interests, and Turkey's economy. Erdogan's victory was secured through the employment of a dictator's vicious tricks. Erdogan is in the process of killing Turkey's democracy and replacing it with institutionalized autocracy, which may put Turkish membership in NATO into question. Refusing to allow the US to use the strategically located air base in Incirlik could equate to a Turkish withdrawal from NATO, leaving Moscow and Beijing as the only winners.
Red State: Bill Barr Reveals That Jamie Raskin Lied About the Biden Bribery Investigation
The House investigation into alleged bribery involving Joe Biden heated up after the FBI briefed committee members and Rep. James Comer revealed the FD-1023 was being used in an "ongoing investigation". The FBI refused to hand over the document and hearings are scheduled on whether to hold FBI Director Wray in contempt of Congress for ignoring the subpoena. Meanwhile, Rep. Jamie Raskin claimed the investigation had been "terminated" under former AG Bill Barr, a statement which Barr has now denied. Barr confirmed that the investigation was sent to Delaware for further investigation and that there were grounds to hand it off to the prosecutor in Delaware. .
National Review: The Corner: Trump’s Proposed Declaration Celebration Is a Good Idea
Trump announces plans to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a year-long celebration featuring a "Great American State Fair" and the revived National Garden of American Heroes. Critics are concerned about the potential contentiousness of selecting historical figures to memorialize, but supporters argue that the celebration presents an opportunity to honor American heroes, unite the country, and inspire a vibrant future.
Newsbusters: WashPost Throws Four Pinocchios at Nikki Haley to Echo Lefty Twitter
Nikki Haley claimed that biological boys in girls' locker rooms are causing suicidal thoughts among teenage girls. Fact Checker Glenn Kessler slapped Four Pinocchios on her for lack of evidence, but leftist Twitter raged in support of trans youth. The Trevor Project, an ideological group, claims that LGBTQ youth are at risk due to societal mistreatment and intersectional oppression. Fact checkers seem to overlook their unchecked conspiracy theories while targeting mostly Republicans. .
The Epoch Times: Turkey Chooses Dictatorship, to the Detriment of the Free World
Turkey's recent presidential election has resulted in the reelection of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who employed dictator-like tactics to secure a close victory. This is a destructive historical crime, with long term ramifications for both Turkey and the developing world, particularly in culturally Muslim nations. Erdogan is seeking to replace the structure of a democracy established by Ataturk with institutionalized autocracy, which has caused financial markets to become unsettled and may put Turkey's membership in NATO into question. With the threat of closing the strategically located Incirlik air base, NATO operations in the eastern Mediterranean, Middle East, and Central Asia are at stake.
#society
Fox News: Punches thrown at California school protest over LGBTQ+ curriculum and Pride month
A protest outside a California school board meeting turned violent when masked activists clashed with parents opposed to the district's LGBTQ+ policies. Both sides participated in the brawl. Police declared an unlawful assembly and arrested three individuals. The Glendale Unified School Board listened as members of the public debated LGBTQ+ issues inside the building. Some parents asked for permission to opt their children out of graphic aspects of the LGBTQ+ curriculum, while others defended the district's policies. The district emphasized its commitment to providing a safe, inclusive environment where every child can learn and thrive.
The Blaze: Nike to host panel with 'queer' surgeon who has performed gender-transition surgeries on children
Nike will celebrate Pride Month with a series of events, including a panel with Dr. Blair Peters, a gender-reassignment surgeon who has performed "gender affirming mastectomies" on minors. Peters will also host a question and answer period on transgender policies. In addition, Nike plans to host a drag queen story time event and donate $600,000 to LGBTQIA+ organizations.
National Review: The Corner: Nearly a Third of Adults under 30 Support Government Surveillance in Their Homes
29% of Americans aged 18-29 support installing government surveillance cameras in every household to reduce illegal activities and domestic violence, according to a recent survey by the Cato Institute. This figure is more than double the percentage for the general population and is higher among racial minorities and Democrats, but lower among self-identified "very liberal" Democrats. While surprising to some, the results are not entirely unexpected given young people's willingness to submit to privacy violations during the pandemic.
Townhall: The Revolution at the Heart of 'Pride'
Pride Month is a call for revolution, not equality, promoting the replacement of traditional cultural norms with new and risky ones. Heteronormativity is attacked as authoritarian and discriminatory, with the aim of maximizing human happiness by unmooring sex from marriage and parenthood. The original exponents of the sexual revolution sought a non-repressive civilization based on absolute gratification, leading to a world where societal elites rewrite norms in favor of unending sexual gratification. This requires repression of traditional Judeo-Christian norms, leading to the ongoing culture war.
The Blaze: First stoves then incandescent light bulbs — now, the Biden administration is coming after Americans' gas furnaces
The Biden administration is expected to impose energy-efficient furnaces on homeowners requiring an annual fuel utilization efficiency of 95%. Critics suggest this regulation would outlaw non-condensing furnaces, forcing the ultra-efficient choice on everyone irrespective of suitability. Such a rule would disproportionately burden lower-income Americans who may be forced to switch to electric furnaces with higher operating costs. Retrofits to homes and venting systems would be extremely cost-prohibitive. ( )
#war
Breitbart: Investigation of NATO-Donated Weapons Used by 'Russian Paramilitaries'
Belgium is investigating whether NATO weapons supplied to Ukraine have been used in attacks by pro-Kyiv paramilitary forces inside Russian territory. Anti-Putin fighters in Russian territory were pictured with SCAR assault rifles made in Belgium and others from the Czech Republic. Belgium approved an arms shipment of €90 million to Ukraine in January, the largest such military aid package since the Russian invasion last year, and the package included the SCAR assault rifles alleged to have wound up in the hands of the anti-Putin Russian forces in Belgorod.
#economy
Forbes: Tesla Stock Soars To 2023 High—Up More Than 110% From January Low
Tesla's shares hit a six-month high, climbing 3% to $229, as Elon Musk, Tesla's controversial CEO, becomes the richest person in the world with a net worth of $216 billion, up nearly 50% since late 2022. The federal government's confirmation that Tesla's cars qualify for a $7,500 tax credit and Mongolia's indication that it is open to hosting a Tesla battery factory has helped the rally. Tesla's shares are up 111% since January, while Twitter, which accounts for a majority of Musk's fortune, is heading for tough times, with its advertising revenues down 59% this April compared to the year prior.
The Epoch Times: Bank of Canada Raises Rates Amid Shifting Economic Landscape
The Bank of Canada increases its policy rate to 4.75 percent, surprising economists who put the probability at only 20 percent. Inflation settling into the 4-5 percent range influenced the decision. The market may be shifting toward small rate hikes followed by staying at the terminal rate for a while.
There are three scenarios for the Canadian economy: a soft landing or minor technical recession, a significant recession with a banking crisis, or very high inflation. The bears have been disappointed in their forecasts for a recession, but past downturns came after cyclical lows in unemployment rates and strong headline growth. Economic growth for the first quarter of 2023 came in at a solid 3.2 percent, but the yield curve remains inverted and U.S. composite leading indicators are flashing a downturn. The economic picture will be clearer in six weeks when the Bank of Canada meets again.
#military
Fox News: GOP senator 'alarmed' Pentagon canceled a drag queen event for kids but defended another
Sen. Daines asked why a "Drag Story Time" was held for children at the Malmstrom Air Force Base, but a similar event at a Nevada military site was canceled after reported "pressure from Defense Department leadership." Daines is spearheading legislation to ban the DOD from using taxpayer dollars or taxpayer-funded facilities to host drag queen events and performances. He called out the military's involvement in "divisive political and ideologically-driven issues."
#religion
Fox News: App crash during Lent leads Hallow CEO to hear God say, ‘Give up and let me handle it’
Alex Jones, CEO of Catholic prayer app Hallow, experienced a crisis on Ash Wednesday when the app crashed, causing heartbreak for hundreds of thousands of users. However, Jones noted that this led to a revelation from God, reinforcing the message that success of the app is ultimately out of his hands. Hallow has experienced significant growth, reaching 10 million downloads and an estimated 250 million prayers said through the app, with around one million downloads per month. Hallow also received much attention after reaching No. 3 on the Apple App Store rankings, the highest of any faith-based or wellness app before.
Jones, who co-founded the app and is based in Chicago, said the interaction and excitement of users praying together was “crazy” but made the crash even more heart-breaking. A few hours before the app crashed, Jones attended a private Mass with the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal in New York City, before preparing for Hallow to be featured on national TV. Jones says the experience taught him a lesson that success of the app was out of his hands, and that only by giving up control to God would the app keep growing. It ultimately reinforced his commitment to crediting God for its success.
#culture
Breitbart: James Woods Claims Hollywood More Evil Than Your 'Worst Fears'
Actor James Woods claims that Hollywood is far worse than people's "worst fears," describing the industry as "evil" in a now-deleted tweet. Woods did not elaborate on his comments and later removed the tweet. This is not the first time an actor has called out the entertainment industry, with fellow actor Jonathan Roumie saying at the March for Life that he had witnessed "a sharp and disturbing increase in the darkness of imagery being used in film, television, and music." Roumie went on to criticize mainstream programming for its spiritually and psychologically disturbing content.
#health
Fox News: GOP-led Wisconsin Legislature to block meningitis vaccine mandate for students
Wisconsin Legislature to block governor's proposal to require 7th graders to be vaccinated against meningitis and to make it easier for parents to obtain a chicken pox vaccine exemption for K-6 students. Some parents complained that the proposed policy violated their liberties, but health officials said they were trying to protect students' health.
Fox News: New York, New Jersey schools keep kids indoors as air quality plummets reportedly from Canada wild fires
Schools in New York and New Jersey are keeping children inside for recess due to haze and smoke from intense Canadian wildfires blanketing the northeastern US. Some school districts in Long Island and New Jersey are limiting outdoor recess and activities due to air quality, while the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection declared Wednesday an air quality action day for five counties. Preexisting respiratory problems, children, and older adults may be especially sensitive and are advised to stay indoors, and all New Yorkers are recommended to limit outdoor activity.
ZeroHedge: "Everyone Should Avoid Outdoors": 100 Million Americans Under Air Quality Alerts As Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets East Coast
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality alerts for almost 100 million people across 18 US states. New York City was the worst-hit and had the worst air pollution of any major city in the world on Tuesday night. Smoke is pouring into the US from more than 400 fires in Canada and is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. Cities deemed "unhealthy." NBC News is advising people who have to spend time outside to wear a mask.
Forbes: Images Of New York City Engulfed By Canadian Wildfire Smoke
New York City's air quality hit "unhealthy" levels due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, causing an Air Quality Health Advisory from the National Weather Service recommending people limit outdoor activities. The Environmental Protection Agency also warned residents of the fine particulate matter caused by the smoke and recommended shortening outdoor time. The city was briefly the most polluted in the world before being overtaken by other cities.
The New American: Dr. Jessica Rose: Spike Protein and Systemic Blood Clotting - The New American
Dr. Jessica Rose explains that the spike protein from COVID vaccines harms hemoglobin, causing massive microclotting. The viral mRNA from vaccines is distributed to various organs, making it worse than natural COVID infection. Strengthening the immune system is the best way to prepare for any virus.
#education
The Epoch Times: John Bell Reflects on 1st Year as Port Jervis District Superintendent
Port Jervis School District Superintendent John Bell touts strong finances & gov. funding for infrastructure. Renovations to middle school by 2024.
#crime
Daily Wire: Questions Mount Over Virginia Schools Lawyer Who Hired His Former Firm For Secret Rape Report
A top lawyer in Loudoun County Public Schools, Robert Falconi, is accused of being a central player in covering up a rape by a transgender student in a school bathroom. Falconi hired the law firm Blankingship & Keith, where he worked previously, to conduct an internal investigation. The report was not released to the public or state Attorney General Miyares, leading to a court order for the district to produce it. Falconi was previously an attorney for Fairfax County Public Schools, which also faced Title IX issues.
Evidence suggests that Title IX compliance was an informal afterthought at Loudoun, just like with Fairfax. Falconi played a lead role in the Office of Equity and Compliance's 2012 OCR investigation. In this case, the federal agency had worries about the failure of a school to track sexual harassment reports. OCR found FCPS in breach of an agreement in 2014, which promised faithful implementation of Title IX procedures. In 2018, a second girl sued FCPS for not protecting her after reporting a sexual assault on a bus. The school destroyed the evidence, leading to a court sanction.
Fox News: US issues travel advisory for Caribbean hotspot amid violence, sex assault concerns
The State Department has issued a travel advisory for Americans visiting the Dominican Republic due to an increase in violent crime and sexual assaults. The advisory urges travelers to exercise increased caution in the Caribbean hotspot and highlights the availability of weapons, illicit drugs, and a weak criminal justice system contributing to the high level of criminality. Travelers heading to resorts are likely safer, while urban areas, like Santo Domingo, have higher levels of crime. The Dominican Republic shares Hispaniola with Haiti, which has seen gang violence increase following the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. However, the Dominican Republic shares the same threat level alert as other top tourist destinations like France, Germany, and Italy.
The Epoch Times: MS-13: From El Salvador to Your Neighborhood
MS-13 gang members commit brutal crimes and their reach extends beyond traditional gang areas. In contrast, President Biden is bring in migrants without vetting them for gang affiliations or criminal records, which could lead to disastrous consequences. Unaccompanied minors are particularly vulnerable to gang recruitment and MS-13 has been known to pose as minors. While El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has taken measures to crack down on the gang, the Biden administration's lack of screening and vetting of migrants could lead to dangerous criminals being released into American communities.
#sports
National Review: The Corner: Even Lionel Messi is Moving to Florida
Lionel Messi ditches Saudi riches to join MLS team in Miami.
Fox News: French Open 2023: Iga Swiatek continues title defense with victory over Coco Gauff
Poland's Iga Swiatek advanced to the French Open semifinals after defeating Coco Gauff 6-4, 6-2. Swiatek, who won last year's French Open in straight sets against Gauff, will face Beatriz Haddad Maia in the semis. Haddad Maia upset Ons Jabeur 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-1, becoming the first Brazilian woman since 1968 to reach a Grand Slam semifinal.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Leupold Mark 5HD 2-10x - Shooters Asked & Leupold Responds
Leupold Mark 5HD 2-10x riflescope with 5:1 zoom ratio, professional-grade optical system, and 1/10 MIL or 1/4 MOA click adjustment is now available for tournament shooting and/or hunting. With 3 different reticle choices, it is moderately priced, ranging from $1,999 to $2,499. The optic is also waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof.
The Epoch Times: Federal Agency Issues Air Quality Alerts for Millions of Americans
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has prompted air quality alerts for millions of Americans across the northeastern and mid-Atlantic U.S. states, affecting at least 13 states as of Wednesday morning. The smoke has blocked the sky and affected air quality, forcing officials to issue a range of air quality advisories and warnings. The US Environmental Protection Agency said the smoke will linger for a few days in northern states, with hazy skies, reduced visibility, and the odor of burning wood likely.
#other
Fox News: PETA president explains why she wants her flesh after death to be used in a human BBQ: 'I'm deathly serious'
PETA President Ingrid Newkirk plans to have her flesh cooked and made into activist messages post-mortem, according to her updated will. She hopes to raise awareness about the consumption of animals and opposition to speciesism, where humans place themselves above other species. Newkirk also planned for her skin to be used to make leather goods, and her eye to be used for funding experiments on animals. Her foot will be used as an umbrella stand. PETA applauded the will, saying it encourages people to wake up and see animal suffering. Newkirk founded the animal rights organization which now has more than 9 million members and a yearly budget exceeding $80 million.
PJ Media: BREAKING: Major Shakeup at CNN
CNN Chairman Chris Licht has been fired from his year-long tenure trying to make the network more "middle of the road," despite not knowing what that meant. His decisions to cancel CNN+ and give Donald Trump a town hall platform caused controversy and plummeting ratings. David Zaslav, the chief executive of CNN's parent company, informed staff and took responsibility for what he called Licht's "unfortunate" firing.
Forbes: Chris Licht Out At CNN, Reports Say
CNN CEO Chris Licht is stepping down after a tumultuous 13 months. Warner Bros. Discovery will reportedly announce his resignation in the next 48 hours.
Breitbart: Nolte: Donald Trump Breaks CNN -- CEO Chris Licht Is Out
CNN CEO Chris Licht is leaving the network after just over a year. His departure follows former President Trump's successful town hall event on the network, which upset many far-left CNN staff. Licht was criticized for using "lightweight" Kaitlan Collins as a moderator. CNN's other anchors, such as Anderson Cooper and Jake Tapper, were reported to be criticizing Licht behind his back. Next, the Entelis, Moseley, and Sherling team will take over the leadership at CNN. The future looks bleak for CNN, however, as it has been accused of spreading lies and misinformation and is viewed as discredited and irrelevant.
Fox News: Canada warns of record 2023 wildfire destruction as traveling smoke impacts millions of Americans
Canada is currently experiencing devastating wildfires with 413 active fires and 249 deemed out of control. 8.15 million acres have already burned, nearly 13 times the 10-year average, and has displaced over 120,000 Canadians from their homes. Smoke from the wildfires is drifting south into the northeast United States, prompting health alerts in New England and New York City, with air quality in some areas being deemed hazardous.
Daily Wire: Pete Davidson Curses Out PETA Exec In Furious Voicemail
“SNL” actor Pete Davidson bought a Cavapoo dog from Citipups pet store, sparking criticism from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) for choosing not to adopt from a shelter. Davidson, who is severely allergic to dogs but not to Cavapoos, was mourning the loss of his two-year-old dog when he decided to purchase a new dog. After PETA publicly criticised Davidson for buying from a pet store, he left an angry voicemail for Daphna Nachminovitch, a PETA executive, in which he called her a “boring, tired c***". Davidson has since apologised for his “poor choice of words” but has refused to apologise for buying a pet store dog rather than adopting one.