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1 Jul 2023
#illegals
The New American: Biden's Open Border is Top National Security Threat, Warns Former ICE Chief - The New American
Former ICE chief Thomas Homan warns that over 5 million illegal immigrants, including Chinese military and Islamic terrorists, have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border, posing a national security threat. Democrats aim to gain political advantages by turning migrants into voters and increasing representation in Congress. The situation can be controlled with action from Congress and the American people.
#politics
Flag And Cross: Spanish Court Update Charges For Puigdemont, Comín, And Ponsatí Amid Repeal Of Sedition Law
Spanish court updates charges against Puigdemont, Comín, and Ponsatí after repeal of sedition crime. Defense argues that new charges were not contemplated by European Parliament. Ruling against them could lead to new arrest warrant.
PJ Media: Who Deserves the Credit (and the Blame) for Conservative Supreme Court Victories?
Conservative victories on the Supreme Court owe thanks to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who became an idol to the left. Her refusal to retire allowed Donald Trump to replace her with Amy Coney Barrett. Ginsburg's health issues didn't stop her from holding on.
Liberty Nation: UN Report: Free Speech Online Is Violence
The United Nations declares individual expression on the Internet to be a "danger" and calls for monitoring and reporting on "wrongthink." They argue that misinformation and hate speech online lead to conflict, threaten democracy, and undermine public health and climate action. The UN promotes a Code of Conduct for information integrity, urging governments and tech companies to demonetize and suppress content that goes against the approved narrative.
#society
Newsbusters: Flashback: The Media VILIFIED Clarence Thomas Even BEFORE Anita Hill
Media coverage of Justice Clarence Thomas's nomination to the Supreme Court in 1991 was plagued by racism and bias. Journalists used nasty and racist language to denigrate Thomas and elevate retiring Justice Thurgood Marshall. The media adored Marshall but detested Thomas, with some even suggesting he was comparable to a member of the Ku Klux Klan. This biased coverage continues to this day, with recent attempts to single out Thomas for criticism.
#health
The Blaze: 'Cruel' and 'extreme': Governor vetoes bill to protect children from risky transgender surgery, puberty blockers
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has vetoed a bill that aimed to ban transgender surgery, puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones for children. Edwards, in his veto letter, stated that there was no evidence of these procedures being performed on Louisiana children. He believes the bill was designed to ban medically appropriate treatments.
Forbes: Current Climate: This Summer’s Air Quality Keeps Getting Worse
Over 100 million Americans are under air quality warnings due to wildfire smoke from Canada. The smoke is affecting states in the Midwest and Northeast, with poor air quality leading to potential complications for Covid patients.
#sports
Forbes: Jared Anderson Vs. Charles Martin: Odds, Records, Prediction
In the biggest showcase of his career, undefeated heavyweight Jared Anderson faces former world champion Charles Martin. Anderson's original opponent couldn't enter the US, so Martin steps in with less than two weeks' notice. Anderson is the betting favorite due to his youth and Martin's lack of wins against top fighters. Despite the change, Anderson is prepared for anything and plans to come out on top. The fight will be broadcast on ESPN and ESPN+, with Anderson expected to win by stoppage in the fourth round.
#other
Forbes: An Airline’s Product Is More Than Its Schedule, But It Starts There
The airline schedule is crucial in determining which airline customers choose, as surveys consistently show that price and schedule are the top factors. However, other aspects such as loyalty programs and customer service also contribute to the overall product offering. For frequent travelers, loyalty programs can heavily influence their choice of airline, and how the airline handles difficult situations can make a big difference. While the schedule is the initial draw, other factors come into play when customers decide whether to repeat with the airline.
Flag And Cross: Intense Derecho Storms Cause Chaos In Central US
A destructive derecho with hurricane-force winds and potential tornadoes caused havoc across the central US, leaving multiple tractor-trailers blown over and widespread power outages. The storms raced through Illinois and Indiana, reaching speeds of 70 mph, and left over 280,000 electric customers without power.