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1 Jul 2023
#illegals
Liberty Nation: Are Migrants Being Smuggled by the US Government?
Title 42, which allowed law enforcement to prevent migrants from entering the United States under a health clause, ended in May. The White House claims there’s been a decrease in illegal immigration since then, but Republicans say that’s nothing but a diversion, a smokescreen. In fact, the numbers are continuing to increase while aliens are being released into neighborhoods.
#politics
Fox News: US attorney leading Hunter Biden probe breaks silence on claims investigation was 'influenced by politics'
The U.S. attorney in charge of the Hunter Biden investigation has denied Congress the records it requested for oversight efforts and stated he is "not at liberty" to provide the materials. The Justice Department announced that Hunter Biden would likely avoid jail time by entering a plea agreement for tax charges. The whistleblower allegations regarding the investigation being influenced by politics and the limitations placed on the U.S. attorney were refuted by Weiss.
#society
Daily Wire: Democrat State Senator Jokes About Pornhub As Virginia Age Verification Law Takes Effect
Virginia has enacted a law requiring age verification for porn websites, prompting Pornhub to block access in the state due to legal concerns. The law, supported by both Republicans and Democrats, mandates users to provide their ID to confirm they are 18 or older. Governor Glenn Youngkin supported the measure, aiming to protect children from harmful material online. However, Pornhub opposes the law, advocating for alternative methods of age verification. Democrat state Sen. L. Louis Lucas criticized Youngkin for relying on porn websites to handle verification, stating it poses a security risk. The Free Speech Coalition considers the law too vague, while Exodus Cry, a Christian non-profit, supports it.
American Thinker: France's migrant rioters lash out well beyond protest over a bad cop incident
France's riots are not just about minority outrage against the police but an out-of-control power struggle fueled by unchecked immigration and seething hatred for the country. The riots have spread to Belgium and are causing widespread damage and chaos. It is a European Union-wide problem with a weak response from French authorities.
National Review: Louisiana Governor Vetoes Bill Banning Gender-Transition Treatment for Minors
Louisiana governor vetoes three bills banning gender-transition treatment for minors and restricting discussions of gender identity in public schools. Governor argues that these bills harm vulnerable children and deny them healthcare. Possibility of a veto session and potential override by the state legislature.
The Epoch Times: Michigan Lawmakers Approve Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ for Minors
Michigan lawmakers have passed legislation banning conversion therapy for minors, joining other blue states in protecting the LGBT community. The bill would prohibit mental health professionals from attempting to change a minor's sexual orientation or gender identity, with violations leading to disciplinary action. The legislation now awaits the approval of Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
The Epoch Times: Riots Rock France Before Funeral of Teenager Shot by Police
In Paris, rioting continues to escalate as protests erupt over the shooting death of Nahel M by police. Over 1,300 people have been arrested in the fourth night of unrest, with riots spreading to other cities in France. The government has deployed thousands of police officers to control the situation.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling kills three civilians in Donetsk Oblast
Russian shelling destroys school in Donetsk Oblast, killing a teacher and an accountant.
#economy
Forbes: Overstock.com Rebrand To Bed Bath And Beyond Caps Its Transformation To 100% Home
Overstock.com acquires Bed Bath & Beyond's intellectual property assets, including its customer list and website domain, for $21.5 million in cash to rebrand itself and eliminate the stigma of its name. CEO Jonathan Johnson believes that the new brand name will create powerful synergy and lead to increased customer loyalty. The company aims to overcome its recent decline in revenues by leveraging the assets and customer base of Bed Bath & Beyond, while also exploring new growth opportunities in the home furnishings market.
The Epoch Times: Former Olympic Speed-Skater Found Guilty of Pandemic Loan Fraud in Utah
Former Olympic speedskater Allison Marie Baver was found guilty of fraud for giving false information to banks to obtain a $10 million small business loan. Baver submitted fraudulent applications for the Paycheck Protection Program and used the loan to invest in a movie. The case highlights the problem of fraud in COVID-19 relief programs.
#culture
Forbes: Celebrating Classic Comedy National Lampoon’s ‘Vacation’ At 40
Forty years after its release, National Lampoon's Vacation has become a beloved classic. The film follows the Griswold family on a disastrous cross-country trip to Walley World. The movie's enduring appeal lies in its portrayal of a flawed but relatable family.
#education
Flag And Cross: Kennedy Criticizes Biden's Failed Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. rebukes President Biden's inability to unify Congress on student loan forgiveness, leading to the Supreme Court nullifying the plan. Kennedy aims to mobilize public backing in order to push for effective relief and lower education expenses.
The Federalist Papers: Harvard Reveals Work Around to Supreme Court Ruling: 'We Will Certainly Comply'
Harvard plans to exploit a loophole in the SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action admissions by considering an applicant's discussion of race's impact in their life. Concerns arise about universities finding new ways to maintain affirmative action.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Ohtani Hits the Longest Home Run of His MLB Career (493 Feet) to Reach 30 This Season
Shohei Ohtani hits a 493-foot home run, becoming the ninth player to reach 30 homers in a season by July 1.
Forbes: FC Barcelona And PSG Reportedly Reach Agreement On Neymar Transfer — Except For One Vital Point
FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are close to finalizing a deal for Neymar, with the player's salary being the main sticking point. Neymar left Barcelona in 2017 for PSG but has not achieved the desired success. Barcelona may only bring Neymar back if PSG covers most of his salary.
Fox News: USFL Championship 2023: What to know about the Stallions-Maulers game
The Birmingham Stallions and Pittsburgh Maulers will meet in the USFL Championship on Saturday. Birmingham is looking to win its second consecutive title, while Pittsburgh is the underdog story of the year. Both teams have standout players on offense and defense. The game will take place in Canton, Ohio.
#other
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: 'Sacrifice on the Altar of Green Energy': Commercial Fishing Industry Faces Extinction if Offshore Wind Turbine Development Continues
Advocates warn that the construction of offshore wind turbines along the east coast threatens the livelihood of fishermen and the marine ecosystem. Commercial fishing industry representatives argue that the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is prioritizing the interests of developers over the impacts on fisheries. They claim that the turbines will disrupt fishing grounds and pose safety hazards, as well as have detrimental effects on marine life and fish habitats. The fishing industry has filed a lawsuit against the federal government for violating environmental laws and disregarding the consequences of offshore wind development.
The Epoch Times: UN Reports 'Massive' Humanitarian Crisis in Burma, Military's Restriction to Aid Access
The United Nations released a report revealing a humanitarian crisis in Burma, where the military has been suppressing civil society and depriving civilians of aid since the coup in February 2021. The military regime has caused thousands of deaths, displacement, and arrests, while also targeting aid workers. The report highlights the urgent need to protect the rights of the people.