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#illegals
Fox News: Unaccompanied migrant girl from Guatemala dies in US custody from underlying disease
A 15-year-old migrant girl died from an underlying disease while in federal custody. This is the fourth child death in U.S. government custody this year.
#politics
Fox News: Blinken should resign if he worked to discredit Hunter Biden laptop story, say GOP secretaries of state
Republican secretaries of state are calling for Secretary of State Antony Blinken to resign if he played a role in discrediting the Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian disinformation. They claim that the effort to dismiss the story conflicts with their efforts to protect "free and fair elections." The secretaries of state referenced a report that found former intelligence officials and the Biden campaign coordinated efforts to influence the 2020 presidential election by spreading disinformation. The House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees are still investigating the matter.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 349: Jaco Booyens on ‘Sound of Freedom’ and Human Trafficking
Host Mike Slater discusses the Democrats' shift in principles on cluster bomb support for Ukraine. Guest Jaco Booyens dissects the accuracy of human trafficking portrayal in the film Sound of Freedom.
Fox News: FBI Director Wray says idea he is targeting conservatives is 'somewhat insane'
FBI Director Christopher Wray denies bias against conservatives, calling the suggestion "insane" during a House committee hearing. Wyoming Republican Rep. Harriet Hageman accuses the FBI of being weaponized against conservatives, citing examples such as Twitter files, the Durham investigation, and the alleged "Russian collusion hoax." Hageman also questions Wray about the FBI's involvement in suppressing free speech through social media companies. Wray denies these allegations and emphasizes the FBI's commitment to protecting national security and combating crime.
Fox News: Elder says he’s not running for vice president, but he won't let call to be veep 'go to voicemail'
Republican Larry Elder, who finished second in California's gubernatorial recall election, is running for president with hopes of winning. If he falls short, he's open to being a running mate in the GOP's 2024 ticket. Elder faces an uphill battle in the Republican primary polls but aims to qualify for the first debate by reaching 40,000 individual donors. His main goal is to challenge the Biden-Harris administration, highlighting issues such as systemic racism, fatherlessness, school choice, and government spending. Elder believes that even without winning the nomination, he can bring important issues to the forefront.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Joy Behar Says She's 'Turned On' By Joe Biden Screaming at Staffers
Joy Behar, cohost of The View, expressed her attraction to President Joe Biden's anger towards White House staffers. She stated that she found it appealing and enjoyed it. However, she also mentioned that if it were a woman or a black man displaying such behavior, it wouldn't be allowed. This raises concerns about Biden's mental health.
The Blaze: Scientists involved in Fauci's apparent 'cover-up' of possible COVID lab origin admit effort was 'political,' out of fear of a 'sh** show from China'
Republican-led subcommittee finds that Dr. Anthony Fauci and virologists used flawed science to avoid blaming China for COVID-19 pandemic. Fauci commissioned and edited a paper that denied laboratory origin of the virus, despite privately acknowledging doubts. Motives behind cover-up likely involve defending China and avoiding increased regulations.
PJ Media: Cori Bush Reveals Her Ignorance About Atlanta's Domestic Terrorism in Her Tirade on Race and the FBI
During the FBI hearings, Rep. Cori Bush questioned FBI Director Christopher Wray about the bureau's alleged targeting of Black Lives Matter activists and George Floyd protesters, as well as the domestic terrorism in Atlanta involving Antifa and Stacey Abrams. Bush accused the FBI of a history of abuses against black and brown communities. However, her claims demonstrated her ignorance of the situation in Atlanta, where the public safety training center has support from the surrounding communities, including black and brown people. Bush also used the opportunity to attack the GOP and criticize their focus on conspiracy theories.
Newsbusters: CNN Comes to the DEFENSE of FBI Spying on Catholics in Virginia
CNN defends FBI memo suggesting spying on the Catholic Church, while FBI Director Christopher Wray denies supporting the idea. Former FBI official Josh Campbell justifies the memo as an effort to recruit sources in the domestic violence extremist space. CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson and Axios' Margaret Talev claim that Republicans are discrediting the FBI and damaging its credibility.
The Epoch Times: Social Security Bankrupt in 10 Years Unless Congress Acts, CBO Director Says
The Social Security program's trust funds will be empty in 10 years, leading to a 25% reduction in payments to beneficiaries. Senators from both parties expressed concern about preserving Social Security, but differed on how to save it. Democrats favored tax increases on wealthy individuals, while Republicans suggested various options such as tax increases, raising the retirement age, and benefit cuts.
Flag And Cross: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Rejects Millions In Federal Energy Funding
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has quietly rejected millions of dollars in federal energy funding, including money for energy-efficiency rebates. This move could negatively impact homeowners and renters, as well as hinder the Biden administration's climate goals. DeSantis has a history of declining federal funding and has been criticized for missing opportunities to help Florida residents.
#society
National Review: ‘Not Willing to Play the Pronoun Game’: Michigan Salon Owner Bars Trans People from Business
A salon owner in Traverse City, Mich., Christine Geiger, has banned customers who identify as anything other than a man or woman from her business. Geiger's comments were made in response to a Michigan house bill that would expand hate-crime laws to include harassment or intimidation based on gender identity or sexual orientation. Critics argue that the bill would criminalize the refusal to use preferred pronouns. The salon owner's comments have been condemned and are seen as a violation of the state's civil rights act.
The Blaze: Is Disney’s aWOKEning the reason it REFUSED to release 'Sound of Freedom' for 5 years?
Disney attempts to prevent the release of an anti-woke film about human trafficking, but fails after a small media company acquires the rights. The film sells out in theaters, outperforming a Disney blockbuster.
The Babylon Bee: Journalists Stop By Shelter To Inform Trafficked Children They Are A QAnon Concpiracy
Child sex trafficking victims in the U.S. feel disheartened by the attention gained after the release of Sound of Freedom. Media visitors dismiss their existence as unhinged QAnon conspiracies, leaving the children unheard and misunderstood.
Daily Wire: Ball State University Trans Ally Training Includes ‘Cisgender Privilege Checklist’
A transgender allyship training manual from Ball State University includes a "cisgender privilege checklist" and provides information on pronouns and gender identity across cultures. The program aims to create a network of allies for LGBTQ individuals. The manual argues that those who don't experience gender dysphoria have privileges and lists examples. It also discusses various pronouns and gender identities, including those from different cultures.
Fox News: Gabrielle Union, 50, fires back at haters who think she should cover up
Gabrielle Union is unbothered by haters who criticize her for sharing swimsuit photos at her age. She responds by asserting her body positivity and refusing to conform to societal expectations.
National Review: The Corner: Justice Thomas on Legacy Admissions
The absence of racial discrimination allows for a true meritocracy, but admissions processes are poisoned by exceptions like legacy preferences. The Equal Protection Clause prohibits racial discrimination, but not other arbitrary admissions procedures. Legacy preferences may become less popular if racial discrimination is forbidden.
Daily Wire: ‘Just Felt..In My Bones’: Emily Blunt On Taking A Break From Acting For Her Kids
Emily Blunt decided to take a year off from acting to spend time with her young daughters. She believes it is important to be there for them during their formative years. Blunt also expressed her concerns about her children entering the entertainment industry, emphasizing its challenges and personal nature.
Fox News: Engagement ring drama: South Carolina beachgoer uses metal detector after man loses precious possession
A man from Tennessee lost an engagement ring during a couple's photo shoot on a beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The man flagged down a patrolman who organized a search with other officers and a local community member. The ring was eventually found with the help of a metal detector.
Fox News: Boy, 3, dies after falling into water storage tank at resort splash pad: Police
A 3-year-old boy died after falling into a water storage tank at a resort splash pad in Vermont. Lifeguards pulled him out but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause of death was drowning.
Red State: 96-Year-Old Federal Judge Has Been Asked to Step Down. She Won't. Should She Be Forced Out?
At 96 years old, Judge Pauline Newman is facing pressure from Chief Judge Kimberly Moore to retire from her position on the US Court of Appeals, claiming she is physically and mentally unfit. Despite her age, Newman strongly refuses to step down, showcasing her sharp intellect and confidence in an hour-long interview. She believes Moore's push for retirement is a personal attack due to her frequent dissents, and stands firm in her belief that the judiciary should not be able to remove judges they dislike.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: ‘We’re Not Amazon’: U.K Defense Chief Suggests Ukraine Should Be More Grateful For Aid
UK official advises Ukraine to show gratitude for international aid received. US politicians also express desire for gratitude. UK PM says Ukraine has already expressed gratitude. US has provided largest amount of aid to Ukraine.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden State Department Blocks Congressional Investigation into Scandal-Plagued Iran Envoy
The Biden administration is refusing to provide details to Congress about the allegations against Iran envoy Rob Malley, whose security clearance was revoked for mishandling classified information. Lawmakers suspect that Malley may have mishandled classified information during diplomatic talks with Iran while working to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. The State Department's refusal to answer questions is "absolutely unacceptable," according to House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Michael McCaul.
#economy
The New American: Wall Street Sours on Fox - The New American
Wall Street analysts have issued a downgrade on Fox stock, citing a decline in viewership for Fox News. The departure of Tucker Carlson has resulted in negative outlook and reduced price forecasts for the company.
Flag And Cross: Elon Musk's Texas Glass House Sparks Internal Probe At Tesla
Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, has purchased thousands of acres of land in Texas to build a town for his employees. An internal probe by Tesla is investigating a secretive project called "Project 42," which is rumored to be a glass house for Musk.
Flag And Cross: What Percentage Of US Car Sales Could Be EVs In 2030? Here's What The World Thinks
A recent Twitter poll asked what percentage of new cars sold in the US will be electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030. The leading answer was over 50%, with 49% of people polled believing that EVs will have a market share of 30% or more by that time. Currently, EVs make up between 7% and 8% of new vehicle sales in the US.
#health
The Epoch Times: New Federal Rule Could Force Millions of Homes and Schools to Remove Lead Dust
The EPA proposed a new rule to reduce lead paint exposure in order to protect children's health. The rule would revise standards for lead dust in older buildings and aims to reduce lead exposures for up to 500,000 children annually. Lead exposure can cause lifelong health effects, and there is no safe level of lead. The proposed rule could require millions of homeowners and child care facilities to inspect and remediate lead paint hazards, potentially costing thousands of dollars. This proposal is part of the Biden-Harris Administration's efforts to protect children from lead exposure.
#crime
Fox News: Massachusetts state troopers attacked in separate traffic stops; 2 men arrested
Two men have been arrested for separate attacks on Massachusetts state troopers during traffic stops. In one incident, a trooper was assaulted by a suspect with multiple arrest warrants for drug trafficking. In another incident, a motorcyclist allegedly attempted to drive towards a trooper. Both suspects have been apprehended and face charges related to assault and battery of a police officer.
The Epoch Times: Mahjong Connect (Ad-supported)
Private investigator Tom is hired to find a missing woman, leading him on a treacherous journey through the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles. He uncovers a web of lies, deceit, and corruption that threatens to bring the city to its knees. As Tom gets closer to the truth, he must navigate dangerous alliances and outsmart ruthless criminals to solve the case and bring justice to those who deserve it.
Fox News: Armed Kentucky homeowner thwarts chainsaw-wielding suspect in early morning home invasion: cops
Kentucky homeowner shoots intruder with chainsaw, suspect identified as mentally ill.
Breitbart: California Democrats Block Bill to Make Child Trafficking a Felony
California Democrats block a bill that would make trafficking a minor a serious felony, despite the bill already passing the State Senate unanimously. Republicans are disappointed with the decision, as California leads the nation in reported cases of human trafficking of minors.
The Epoch Times: NS RCMP Investigating 70 Alleged Sex Assaults at Youth Jail, More Cases Likely
The RCMP is investigating 70 cases of sexual assault at a Nova Scotia youth detention facility, with potentially 200 people coming forward. The alleged assaults occurred between 1988 and 2017, and the initial cases involved males. The police are facing the challenge of processing a large amount of information and interviewing survivor witnesses across Canada. A class action lawsuit has also been launched against the provincial Justice Department, which operates the facility.
Breitbart: Huw Edwards Named as BBC Star Accused of Paying Teen for Sex Pics
Prominent BBC news host Huw Edwards has been named as the presenter who allegedly paid a teenager for explicit images. Edwards, one of the highest-paid personalities on the BBC, has been central to the broadcaster's coverage of major events. The BBC has faced accusations of covering up the scandal, but the police have said there is no evidence of a crime.
#science
Daily Wire: Scientists Agreed To Downplay Chinese Lab Leak Theory For Fear Of ‘S*** Show’, Messages Indicate
Scientists downplayed the Chinese lab leak theory of COVID-19 in order to avoid international fallout. Republicans argue that this shows researchers' motives to defend China, while Democrats claim there was no undue influence from Dr. Fauci or Dr. Collins.
#technology
Foreign Policy: It Was Set Up to Regulate the Telegraph. Now It’s Grappling With AI
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is facing its biggest challenge yet with the rapid deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Governments and organizations are trying to balance the benefits and risks of AI while the ITU attempts to regulate the technology. The ITU's secretary-general, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, aims to bring the internet to the 2.9 billion people worldwide who still lack access, while also addressing global internet governance and AI regulation.
Breitbart: Suspected Chinese Hackers Exploited Microsoft Vulnerabilities to Breach Government Email Systems
Hackers linked to China have exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft software to breach the email systems of over two dozen organizations, including some U.S. government agencies. This cyber-espionage campaign is part of a larger espionage effort that has raised concerns about the compromise of valuable U.S. government information. The full extent of the attack is not yet known.
#other
Forbes: Emmy Nominations Announced, With ‘The Last Of Us,’ ‘Succession,’ And ‘The White Lotus’ Among Nominees
HBO's "Succession" and "The Last of Us" lead the pack with the most Emmy nominations. Other notable contenders include "The White Lotus," "Ted Lasso," and "The Crown." The awards ceremony is scheduled for September 18.
Forbes: ‘Ted Lasso’ Actor Phil Dunster Receives His First Emmy Nomination
Actor Phil Dunster received his first Primetime Emmy nomination for his role in "Ted Lasso," which also garnered 21 other nominations. Dunster plays Jamie Tartt, a footballer who undergoes a significant transformation throughout the show. He expressed gratitude for the support from fans and his peers in the industry. "Ted Lasso" has resonated with audiences due to its focus on personal growth and support within a comedic setting. The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony is set to take place on September 18th.
Spectator USA: Milan Kundera’s ‘transcendental buffoonery’
Milan Kundera, a Czech novelist, passed away in Paris at the age of 94. He gained prominence in the 1980s but gradually faded from the literary scene. Kundera's work was politically charged and drew on his experience of living under totalitarianism.