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#illegals
Daily Wire: Immigration Expert Reveals Why Latest Border Numbers Are ‘Deceitful’
Reported immigration numbers suggesting a decrease in illegal immigration at the U.S. southern border are misleading, according to a former DHS official. The drop is due to immigrants using ports of entry instead of crossing between ports. It does not take into account immigrants who evade border security.
Spectator USA: An eye-opening trip to the local ICE processing center
A rural town becomes a processing center for immigration detainees in the wake of President Biden's executive order on private prisons. Local employees work tirelessly to transport detainees to and from various facilities, but often struggle to account for them after release. The environmental impact and cost to taxpayers raises questions, especially considering the administration's stance on climate change.
#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 351: Georgia State Rep. Mesha Mainor on Switching Parties to Become a Republican
The host discusses White House cocaine investigation, Democrat voting rights for foreign nationals, and American sports figures in China. Georgia State Rep. Mesha Mainor (R-56) explains her switch from Democrat to Republican and criticizes their treatment of the black community.
Fox News: DeSantis to file for South Carolina presidential primary next week
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will make his candidacy for South Carolina's GOP presidential primary official during his third campaign swing through the state. He plans to file the necessary paperwork at the state GOP headquarters in Columbia while also making a policy rollout. DeSantis is aiming to challenge former President Trump's early lead in the field.
The Epoch Times: Joe Biden’s Public Approval Falls Near Lowest Level, Polls Show
President Joe Biden's approval rating has dropped to one of its lowest levels, with 40 percent of Americans approving of his performance. His disapproval rating is at 54 percent, and he received higher disapproval ratings than approval ratings across demographics. However, Biden still leads over his potential rival, former President Donald Trump, by a narrow one-point margin. The 2024 presidential race may hinge on youth votes, as Democrats historically win when they secure 60 percent of the youth vote. However, there are concerns about a decline in youth voter turnout and identification as Democrats or liberals. Many swing state voters currently support Trump over Biden. Trump's promises for 2024 include undoing the leftist agenda, such as cutting funding for schools teaching critical race theory and transgender participation in women's sports. He also plans to protect free speech and take action against Big Tech censorship.
Breitbart: Report: Top Democrat Donors Work to Replace Biden as 2024 Candidate
Top Democrat donors are secretly discussing replacing President Biden as their party's 2024 candidate, citing concerns about his mental capacity. While polling shows low support for Biden within the party, there is no consensus on who would replace him. The Democrat establishment and far-left Democrats, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, currently back Biden's re-election bid.
Newsbusters: Sen. Rubio Leading Charge to Stifle Big Tech-Government Censorship
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) reintroduces legislation to stop government collusion with Big Tech for censorship. The bill requires platforms to disclose censorship requests from the government. Rubio aims to protect freedom of speech and ensure transparency.
PJ Media: WATCH: Biden Nibbles on Defenseless Child's Back as She Recoils in Terror
Joe Biden, during his NATO trip, was seen in a video nibbling on a child's back, causing her terror. His loss of impulse control and aggressive behavior may indicate neurocognitive decline. The Democrats, aware of his liability, avoid acknowledging his senility with euphemisms. The lies continue.
The Blaze: Cocaine culprits: Whose blow was at the White House?
The United States Secret Service is investigating the mysterious case of cocaine found in a highly secure building. Chad Prather suspects the Biden administration will use this incident to target Kamala Harris, as nobody supports her. The location of the cocaine has now been changed in the Biden administration's story.
The Epoch Times: Continued Lies About Gene Therapy Jab
mRNA COVID-19 shots are gene therapy, not vaccines, but they are being marketed and administered without proper regulations. A peer-reviewed paper highlights the need for mRNA shots to be labeled as gene therapy products and subjected to more stringent controls. The shots have failed to meet basic standards for vaccines, and studies on their safety and long-term effects have not been conducted. Additionally, it has been revealed that 1 in 3 Pfizer shots administered in Denmark were placebos.
Washington Free Beacon: Now You See Me, Now You Don't: State Department Removes Embattled Iran Envoy’s Bio from Website
The State Department has removed the biography of Iran envoy Rob Malley from its website amidst an investigation into his handling of classified information. Malley’s image on his official Twitter page has also been replaced. The investigation has raised concerns among lawmakers as the Biden administration negotiates a new nuclear accord with Iran.
The Epoch Times: Governor General Billed $298K for Iceland Trip in Fall 2022: Documents
Governor General Mary Simon's trip to Iceland in October 2022 cost over $298,000, with $70,000 spent on luxury travel. The expenses included transportation provided by Icelimo Luxury Travel and hotel bookings. The trip's overall cost equated to over $1,000 per hour for the 70 hours spent in Iceland. Critics argue that the governor general should have found more cost-effective alternatives.
PJ Media: Why Is Trump’s Campaign Making Bangladesh Great Again?
President Trump, during a rally in Iowa, touted his support for farmers and attacked Ron DeSantis. However, the event was marred by a mishap when it was revealed that the "Farmers for Trump" hats given out at the event were made in Bangladesh, highlighting a failure to support American-made products. This error could raise questions about the campaign's commitment to American businesses.
#society
Forbes: Water, Rest And Shade Can Keep Workers Alive In Extreme Heat—But They’re Only Guaranteed In 6 States
Millions of Americans, especially outdoor workers, are at risk of heat-related illnesses due to record-breaking temperatures and lack of regulations governing shade, rest, and water. Only three states have heat exposure standards for outdoor workers, while others either have no regulations or have illegalized them. Undocumented immigrants, who often work in labor-intensive industries, are particularly vulnerable.
Flag And Cross: El Cabo Del Bombero Joan Liébana, Muert En El Incendio De Vilanova I La Geltrú, Imputado Por Homicidio
An investigation into the death of a firefighter in Catalonia reveals that a captain is being charged with manslaughter for failing to notice the missing firefighter during a rescue operation . The captain, along with two other colleagues, has been cleared of charges, while the Catalan government will also face trial as a civil defendant. The investigation highlights the need for improved safety measures and equipment in firefighting operations .
The judge's report states that the accused captain did not realize that the firefighter was missing when they exited the burning building. The captain failed to install a necessary control board and did not detect the absence of the firefighter. The firefighter died from lack of oxygen and smoke inhalation. The judge emphasizes the importance of implementing better safety measures, including a device to detect immobility and prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future . The case will now be handed over to the prosecution to determine whether or not to proceed with a trial .
#war
Spectator USA: Moscow scores a Pyrrhic victory over NATO
Despite the inconclusive NATO summit and Ukraine's failure to secure membership, Moscow is feeling moderately content due to fractures between Kyiv and the West. However, Moscow's contentment may be misplaced as the summit has led to other initiatives that are uncomfortable for the Kremlin. The creation of a new NATO-Ukraine Council gives Kyiv a platform but no real power.
The Blaze: Glenn Beck’s powerful message about a potential draft
Glenn Beck, a political commentator and concerned father, expresses worry about President Biden's decision to call up 3,000 reserve troops for Operation Atlantic Resolve. Beck questions the purpose of the war and does not want his son or any family members fighting in a conflict with unclear objectives.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Mexico Replaces China as America's Top Trade Partner, While China’s Foreign Trade Continues to Decline
Mexico has become the largest trading partner of the United States, surpassing China and Canada. The shift is due to the "U.S.–Canada–Mexico Trade Agreement" and a practice called "nearshoring." China's economic practices and the outbreak of COVID-19 have also led to companies shifting their supply chains out of China.
China's exports have fallen and many Chinese companies are building factories in Mexico. The tensions between the United States and China have caused derisking from China and higher tariffs on Chinese goods. China's economy is declining, and the transfer of manufacturing to other countries is further affecting its economy.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden-Backed New Jersey Wind Farm Will Raise Electric Bills, Experts Say
A wind farm off the coast of New Jersey approved by the Biden administration will cost taxpayers $1 billion and raise utility costs. The project, backed by Denmark-based company Orsted, will receive tax breaks while ratepayers bear the burden. Concerns over increased reliance on green energy include higher rates, power shortages, and disruption to nautical businesses and marine ecosystems.
Forbes: Coinbase Stock Rally After Ripple Court Decision Is 'Not Warranted,' Analyst Warns
Coinbase's stock surged more than 25% to a 14-month high following a favorable ruling on crypto regulation. However, skeptical analysts caution against overoptimism, noting that the court did not explicitly state that cryptocurrencies are not securities. Despite this, Coinbase's shares have doubled since being sued by the SEC.
#military
Fox News: Massachusetts Democrat calls for legislation to keep artificial intelligence away from nuclear button
A Massachusetts Democrat urges legislation to prevent the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear power, citing the risk of a new kind of nuclear threat. Senator Edward Markey filed amendments to prohibit AI in nuclear launch decisions and redirect funds from nuclear weapons development to vaccine research. The legislation aims to ensure human control over deadly force decisions and align with existing Pentagon policy.
#history
The Epoch Times: Book Review: 'The Ship Beneath the Ice'
Maritime archaeologist Mensun Bound spends a decade searching for the sunken ship Endurance in the icy depths of the Weddell Sea. Despite setbacks and failures, he ultimately succeeds in locating the ship, providing intricate details of his expeditions and honoring the endurance and survival of Shackleton's crew.
#health
The Epoch Times: Mental Health Emergency Room Visits by Teen Girls Spiked During Pandemic, Says Study
A recent study found that teenage girls experienced a significant increase in emergency room visits for mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, while visits from boys actually decreased. The study suggested that isolation, disrupted routines, and conflicts at home may have affected girls more. Separately, a Harvard report highlighted the interconnection between the mental health of teenagers and their parents, with depression and anxiety among parents correlated to similar issues in their children. The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted the mental health of children and adolescents, with soaring rates of mental health challenges and emergency room visits for mental health emergencies.
The Blaze: Decapitated boy's skull successfully reattached to spine after he was hit by car while riding his bike
Israeli doctors successfully reattached the skull of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy who suffered from internal decapitation after being hit by a car. The boy's head was almost completely detached from his neck, requiring hours of surgery to save his life. This rare procedure was made possible through the use of professionalism, technology, and quick decision-making by the medical team.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Despite SCOTUS Smackdown, Biden Admin Finds New Way to Erase Student Loan Debt to Thousands
The Department of Education will forgive $39 billion in student loan debt for over 804,000 borrowers and implement income-driven repayment plans.
Newsbusters: PBS Notices Massive COVID Learning Loss, Doesn’t Notice Its Cause: Teachers Unions
Despite funding, US schools are struggling to close pandemic-induced learning gaps. Students need extra months of instruction to catch up.
National Review: The Corner: It Wasn’t Republicans Who Fought to Keep Public Schools Closed
Mike Bloomberg criticizes Republicans and Democrats for mishandling America's education crisis. He argues against removing age-inappropriate books but also blames Democrats for ineffective solutions. He ignores the role of educators injecting controversial topics and Republicans' objections.
#crime
Fox News: Mississippi deputies fatally shoot man while responding to burglary call
Law enforcement in Mississippi fatally shot a person who pointed a weapon at deputies responding to a burglary call. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is examining the case.
Fox News: Armed suspect arrested outside Obama residence indicted on 6 counts; 4 in relation to Jan 6 riot
Taylor Taranto, arrested near Obama's residence, was indicted on six charges, including possession of firearm and entering restricted buildings. He was also wanted for Capitol riots. Taranto remains in detention after being denied bail.
Fox News: Multiple people shot in Bladensburg, Maryland, police say
Police are investigating a mass shooting incident in Bladensburg, Maryland. Multiple people were reportedly shot.
Fox News: Beware of a sophisticated phishing attack targeting Microsoft 365 users
Hackers are using a phishing attack targeting Microsoft 365 to steal login credentials. The attack involves sending an email with a malicious attachment that opens a fake login page. The hackers are using the website glitch.me to host the phishing pages.
The Epoch Times: Oklahoma Murder Conviction Reversed Due to Sexual Relationship Between Judge, Prosecutor
An Oklahoma appeals court orders a new trial for Robert Leon Hashagen III, whose first-degree murder conviction was thrown out due to a sexual relationship between the judge and a prosecutor. The judge resigned after allegations of sexual misconduct, but claims the relationships were consensual.
#sports
Fox News: Tennessee avoids bowl ban, ex-coach hit with significant penalty after NCAA finds ‘hundreds of violations’
Former Tennessee Volunteers football coach Jeremy Pruitt has been hit hard by the NCAA after the school committed over 200 infractions during his tenure. The committee found that Pruitt and his staff failed to monitor the football program and did not self-report any violations. Pruitt has been given a show-cause penalty and Tennessee will face probation, a fine, and reduced scholarships.
Red State: The ESPY's Smear Fox's Will Cain as Sexist as ESPN Chooses Politics Over Facts
ESPN, once a channel for sports and entertainment, has become a platform for social justice and political statements. The ESPY Awards show, hosted by Dennis Miller in 1996, has turned into a showcase for speeches and lectures about equity. ESPN's shift towards making political statements became apparent in 2015, and the network has continued to promote a narrative that fits their agenda, disregarding facts and overlooking important stories that don't fit their narrative.
The Epoch Times: Georgia Athletics, Jalen Carter Sued by Passenger in Fatal Crash of Bulldogs Player and Staffer
A woman injured in a car crash sues UGA Athletics Association and former Bulldogs player Jalen Carter for damages. The lawsuit claims the association negligently entrusted the driver, who was aware of the woman's speeding violations. The woman sustained serious injuries and seeks over $171,595 in damages.
Flag And Cross: Disused Sainsbury's Transformed Into Thriving Indoor Skate Park
A disused supermarket in Portsmouth, England has been transformed into an indoor skate park called Pitt Street. The venue is open to skaters, BMXers, scooter riders, and rollerbladers of all ages. The project aims to bring the community together and encourage people to pick up a new skill.
Forbes: MLB Rules Changes Are Key Reason For Increase In TV Streaming And Attendance, League Says
MLB is experiencing positive growth in various areas, including attendance, viewership, and a younger demographic. The implementation of rule changes aimed at increasing action and pace of play seems to be a contributing factor. Despite the decline in traditional television subscribers, local television viewership for MLB games is increasing. The league's streaming services are also seeing significant growth. MLB is on track to break a nine-year attendance decline, with many teams experiencing an increase in attendance. The league's efforts to attract a younger audience appear to be paying off.
Fox News: Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, wife expecting their 10th child: 'We are all fired up'
Philip Rivers, former NFL quarterback, announces that he and his wife are expecting their 10th child, breaking the family tradition of nine children. Rivers, who retired in 2021 after 17 seasons, has seven daughters and two sons. He is now coaching at a high school in Alabama.
#other
Flag And Cross: Parfois Convierte El Tote De Paja Estrella Para El Verano En Un Bolso Con Glamour
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The Epoch Times: Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring Is Remarkable
A small water leak caused by a mouse ruined the hardwood floors in our home. We decided to replace them with luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring, which closely mimics real wood. LVP is easy to install, requires a flat surface, and needs an expansion gap to prevent buckling. It looks great and is a practical choice for areas prone to water spills.
Spectator USA: What’s happening with the SAG-WGA strike?
In Christopher Nolan's new film premiere, actors from the star-studded cast were absent due to their participation in the ongoing strike by the Screen Actors Guild. The strike is a result of actors demanding fair wages, image protection, and increased residual payments for streaming work. This represents a power struggle between studios and actors, causing significant delays in high-profile productions and potentially threatening the future of the film industry.