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#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Another Busload of Migrants Reaches Los Angeles
Another busload of illegal immigrants arrived in Los Angeles from Texas, as Republican governor Greg Abbott continues to bus migrants to blue states. Democratic mayor Karen Bass activated the city's plan to accommodate the newcomers, while Abbott justified the move by pointing to LA's self-declared sanctuary status. California governor Gavin Newsom has openly welcomed migrants, while Florida governor Ron DeSantis has also transported migrants to California. Newsom even threatened to charge DeSantis with kidnapping.
The Epoch Times: Third Illegal Immigrant Bus Arrives in Los Angeles From Texas
A bus of 35 illegal immigrants from Texas arrived in Los Angeles. They were greeted by paramedics and aid groups representing the L.A. Welcomes Collective. The immigrants were taken to St. Anthony’s Croatian Catholic Church for support and reunification with family.
#politics
Fox News: Hunter Biden's lawyer claims Trump is endangering family with online rhetoric, accusations
Lawyer accuses Trump of endangering the Biden family through social media posts, citing previous incidents of political violence. Secret Service closes White House cocaine probe without suspect, sparking confusion.
National Review: The Corner: A Deal from the ‘New Guy’
Conservatives celebrate Supreme Court victories for religious freedom, student-loan relief, and affirmative action. The Left attacks the Court with baseless ethics allegations to delegitimize the judiciary. Join National Review to support the Court and access quality legal conservative writing.
Fox News: Ted Cruz, Joe Manchin secure gas stove protection bill in must-pass govt funding package
Sens. Cruz and Manchin prevented federal regulations on gas stoves, aligning with the Gas Stoves Protection and Freedom Act they introduced earlier. They claim it's a victory against burdensome regulations and an attack on natural gas by the Biden administration. The funding bill with the amendment still needs to pass, but there is bipartisan support.
Newsbusters: Blitzer Lobs Softballs To Austin On Pentagon's Abortion Policy
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin discusses the abortion issue and Senator Tommy Tuberville's protest. Austin emphasizes that this is a national security and readiness issue. He also defends the policy of providing access to non-covered reproductive health care for women in the military.
#society
Fox News: Seattle seniors 'afraid to go out' as gun-filled homeless encampment adds swimming pool
Residents in a Seattle senior facility live in fear as a nearby homeless encampment, equipped with guns and drugs, expands and now includes an inflatable pool. The encampment has caused destruction to the area, with residents regularly hearing gunfire. The encampment managed to fill the pool by illegally accessing a fire hydrant. Despite the concerns, the city has not adequately addressed the issue, leaving residents feeling unsafe in their own homes.
Daily Wire: Man Falsely Reported Missing For 8 Years Finally Speaks Out
Rudolph Farias, who was reported missing in 2015 but actually returned the next day, has spoken out about the eight-year ordeal where his mother maintained he was missing. Farias said he felt like he lived in a prison and was manipulated to stay by his mother. He also alluded to uncomfortable situations but denied any sexual abuse.
The New American: Why Our Kids Would've Died in the Jungle - The New American
Four siblings, aged 1 to 13, survived in the Colombian jungle for 40 days after a plane crash. Children in other cultures are resourceful, hunting, foraging, and building shelters. In contrast, our society underestimates kids' capabilities.
Breitbart: Nolte: CNN Apologizes for Accurately Identifying Mr. Dylan Mulvaney as a Guy
CNN issued an apology for misgendering Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer featured in Bud Light's campaign. The network aims to honor individuals' ways of identifying themselves but has been criticized for lacking intellectual purity. CNN's apology has been met with skepticism as it is seen as participating in deliberate sexual confusion and spreading fake news.
#war
The Blaze: Utah Sen. Mike Lee says 'We might have to invoke the War Powers Act' after Biden authorizes deployment of reservists to Europe
President Joe Biden authorized the deployment of thousands of reservists to Europe to support NATO's defense in the wake of Russia's war on Ukraine. Critics fear this move may escalate tensions with Russia and lead to a direct shooting war. Republican Sen. Mike Lee suggests invoking the War Powers Act to prevent Biden from further involvement in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Biden Already Has 'Unwritten' Nuclear Deal with Iran
Biden has reached an unwritten deal with Iran, allowing them to stop just short of developing a nuclear weapon, leaving Israel vulnerable. The U.S. would agree not to apply more sanctions or pursue further action against Iran, while Iran would release hostages and limit uranium enrichment.
#economy
Forbes: Big Banks Beat On Earnings As Higher Interest Payments Roll In
Large American banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo, reported higher than expected revenue and profit figures for the second quarter, benefiting from elevated interest rates. Despite the positive earnings results, CEOs of these banks expressed caution about the current macroeconomic situation and the potential impact on their business.
The Epoch Times: Taiwan’s Presidential Candidate Looks for Opportunities to Build Collaborations With US Space Industry
Taiwan's Vice President Lai Ching-te, the leading candidate in the upcoming presidential election in 2024, is focusing on building Taiwan's own space industry. He believes that Taiwan's geographical location and advanced industrial capacities give it an advantage in developing its own space program. Mr. Lai's campaign is supported by the Friends of Trust Lai organization, and he wants to collaborate with U.S. corporations in the space industry.
Red State: The Failures of Bidenomics: A Look at President Biden's Economic Policies
President Joe Biden's economic policies, known as Bidenomics, have fallen short of their promises. Concerns over inflation, lackluster job growth, and excessive government spending have plagued his administration. The size and timing of stimulus packages, along with the inflationary pressures they created, have been criticized by economists. Public sentiment reflects a lack of confidence in Bidenomics, with worries about inflation ranking highest. To ensure a prosperous future, Biden must reevaluate his policies and prioritize responsible fiscal management, reduced inflation, and job creation.
#military
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Biden authorizes Pentagon to send 3,000 military reservists for active duty in EUROPE
Biden authorized the Pentagon to mobilize 3,000 military reservists for active duty in Europe.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: On Style, Etc.
In today's Impromptus, the writer discusses the deaths of Carlos Alberto Montaner and Milan Kundera. An article on the link between cannabis and mental illness is also mentioned. A reader shares a story about their friend's struggles with drug abuse in college, leading to his tragic death. The writer receives a letter about the power and beauty of Brahms' music, and a reader compares the style of a ping-pong player to that of retired Bulgarian footballer Dimitar Berbatov.
PJ Media: You Won't (???) Believe What Disney Is Doing to Snow White
Disney is making a live-action version of Snow White that is worse and more woke than expected. The movie replaces the seven dwarves with diverse magical creatures and tarnishes the beloved classic.
#health
Human Events: MORGONN MCMICHAEL: Birth control pills have serious health risks
for women, studies show
Conservative voices criticize hormonal birth control for its negative side effects. Medical community dismisses conservative influencers' concerns as alarmist. Studies show potential risks such as increased risk of suicide and mood disorders. Other side effects include headaches, nausea, decreased libido, and nutrient depletion. HBC also linked to autoimmune diseases. Women should be informed and consider alternatives.
#education
Breitbart: Biden Administration Moves To Grant $39 Billion in Student Loan Breaks
The Biden administration will forgive $39 billion in student debt to address a previous program's payment oversight, potentially increasing the budget deficit.
Breitbart: Anti-'Woke' DEI Director Tabia Lee Sues California College over Firing
Dr. Tabia Lee is suing De Anza College for terminating her contract after opposing left-wing policies, including criticizing "anti-racism" measures.
Flag And Cross: Study Shows UK Parents Struggling To Keep Children Entertained During Summer Break
Parents struggle to come up with educational activities to keep their children entertained during summer break, leading to boredom by August 12. To address this, Layered Reality is extending summer opening hours at its immersive experiences.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Fraud Victim Loses Supreme Court Case Against Barclays Over £700,000 Scam
Barclays is not responsible for a customer's transfer of £700,000 to fraudsters, ruled the Supreme Court. The landmark ruling may prevent a flood of litigation against banks for Authorised Push Payment fraud . The judge stated that the bank's duty is to comply with customer instructions and not question their wisdom. However, the judge allowed the fraud victim to pursue a claim that Barclays failed to adequately recover the money .
Music teacher Mrs. Philipp and her husband were tricked by a fraudster into transferring their life savings to Barclays. Mrs. Philipp then instructed the bank to make two payments to companies in the UAE. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the bank did not owe a duty to Mr. Philipp. Mrs. Philipp was allowed to pursue a claim that Barclays did not take adequate steps to recover the money .
Daily Wire: Suspected Serial Killer In Custody For String Of Gilgo Beach Murders In Long Island
Police have arrested Rex Heuermann, a New York City architect, in connection with the cold case serial killings on Gilgo Beach in Long Island. Heuermann is suspected of killing at least four women, known as the "Gilgo Four." He is not currently connected to the disappearance and death of Shannan Gilbert, an escort who went missing in 2010.
The Epoch Times: Desmond Inquiry: Relative Says Decision to Dismiss Judge Was the Wrong Move
The Nova Scotia government dismissed the judge leading the Lionel Desmond inquiry, disappointing Desmond's sister and other family members who wanted the judge to finish his work. The government cited the lengthy completion time as the reason for letting the judge go, but family members disagreed and stressed their desire for the original judge to continue. The inquiry, which investigated Desmond's killing of three family members and himself, has faced delays and challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic.
Breitbart: Man Arrested in Poland for Planning ISIS Inspired Terror Attack
Poland's Internal Security Agency arrested an 18-year-old Polish citizen planning a suicide attack on a government office using an explosive belt. He converted to Islam and was part of a group inspired by the Islamic State extremist group. Charged with terrorism, he could face up to 10 years in jail.
#sports
Fox News: Dan Patrick mocks ESPN, LeBron James over return announcement: ‘Who thought that he might retire?’
Sports superstar LeBron James announced his return for a 21st NBA season, surprising no one. However, some questioned the media hype around the announcement.
National Review: Cycling’s Governing Body Bars Transgender Athletes from Women’s Competitions
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) will ban transgender athletes who have transitioned after male puberty from competing in international women's competitions. They can instead participate in the men's category. The decision was made after a seminar involving stakeholders and the UCI plans to conduct a research program on the physical performance of athletes undergoing hormone treatment.
#technology
Flag And Cross: NASA And Aerojet Rocketdyne Test Most Powerful Solar Electric Propulsion Thrusters For Lunar Space Station
Scientists have developed powerful solar electric propulsion thrusters for NASA's Artemis program. These thrusters will fly on Gateway, a lunar space station, starting in 2025. The Advanced Electric Propulsion System (AEPS) provides 12 kilowatts of power and offers greater fuel economy and mission flexibility than traditional propulsion systems. The thrusters are currently undergoing qualification testing before being certified to fly on Gateway.
#other
Forbes: Does Miley Cyrus Have An Annual Chart Hit On Her Hands With ‘Party In The U.S.A’?
Miley Cyrus's song "Party in the U.S.A." has made a comeback on the charts, reaching No. 50 thanks to increased consumption around the Fourth of July holiday. The song, released in 2009, has become a staple of Independence Day celebrations and its popularity continues to grow. This year, the song saw a significant increase in streaming, purchases, and radio airplay, prompting its return to the charts. It is possible that "Party in the U.S.A." could become a recurring hit, similar to holiday tracks that surge in popularity every December.
The Epoch Times: Widespread Power Outages in Quebec After Severe Thunderstorms, Tornado
Severe thunderstorms hit Quebec, causing power outages across the province. Almost 170,000 customers remain without electricity, and restoration could take up to two days due to extensive damage. Tornadoes were confirmed in Quebec and Ottawa, with homes being damaged in the latter.
Forbes: How Will Blues King Buddy Guy Celebrate His 87th Birthday? With Cake And Cognac, Of Course
Legendary blues guitarist Buddy Guy, aged 87, is embarking on a jam-packed farewell tour, proving that it's difficult for a true bluesman to say goodbye. His last show will be in November at the Nashville Symphony's Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Despite his age, Guy commands the stage with his fiery guitar playing and brings a sense of humor and truth to his performances.