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#illegals
Fox News: Human smuggler sentenced in CA after coordinating trip that resulted in 13 migrant deaths in highway crash
In 2021, a vehicle carrying illegal immigrants crashed in Holtville, California, resulting in 13 migrant deaths. Jose Cruz Noguez, who coordinated the human smuggling trip, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his involvement.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Trump Criticizes DOJ's Refusal to Grant Presidential Immunity in Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump criticized the DOJ for reversing their stance on his presidential immunity in a defamation lawsuit by E. Jean Carroll. Ms. Carroll accused Trump of rape, which he denies. The DOJ initially supported his immunity but has now changed their position.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court Justice Responds to Claims That High Court is Getting Political
Justice Brett Kavanaugh denied claims of partisan bias among Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices in a speech. He emphasized that the justices work as a team, deciding cases based on law rather than politics. Kavanaugh acknowledged the contentious nature of Supreme Court decisions and the scrutiny they face but maintained that they strive to be calm and impartial. He briefly mentioned ethics issues surrounding some of the justices and deferred to Chief Justice John Roberts' statement on the matter.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Joe Biden harasses another toddler who doesn’t like him
Joe Biden was caught on video behaving inappropriately towards a toddler, who clearly wanted to avoid him. People are questioning his mental state as he mistook the child for an ice cream cone. The little girl's instinct to get away from him is relatable.
Forbes: Ted Cruz And Marco Rubio Want To Ban Federal Agencies From Saying ‘Latinx’
Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have introduced a bill to ban federal agencies from using the term "Latinx" in official communication. The term, which emerged in the early 2000s and aims to promote gender inclusivity for Latin Americans, has been criticized by conservatives as a product of "wokeism" and an imposition of political views. However, the bill is unlikely to pass the Senate and lacks enforcement measures.
Red State: Does New Report on 'Democrats' 2024 Anxiety' Portend a Shakeup at the Top of the Ticket?
Top Democrats are reportedly discussing how to replace President Joe Biden as the party fears his decline and lack of enthusiasm for the 2024 reelection campaign. Concerns about fundraising and the slow pace of building a campaign structure are also contributing to the anxiety among Democrats and donors. The report raises questions about Biden's ability to win a second term and suggests that his presidency may not last beyond the current term.
The Federalist Papers: Kamala Harris Goes Viral with Brutal Attempt at Explaining AI: 'Intellect of a 3-Year-Old'
Viral video of Kamala Harris discussing artificial intelligence sparks criticism of her intelligence and communication skills. People compare her explanations to those of a 3-year-old. Critics suggest she needs someone to explain concepts to her before trying to explain them to others.
Flag And Cross: Winklevoss Slams Biden's 'War On Crypto,' Alienating Youth
Cameron Winklevoss criticizes the Biden administration's "War on Crypto," saying it alienates the youth. A poll shows Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has higher favorability ratings than both Biden and Trump.
#society
Red State: Hollywood Faces a Shutdown as the Actors’ Union Goes on Strike - Will Audiences Even Notice?
Hollywood is in chaos as actors go on strike, joining the ongoing writer's strike. The issues at hand include salaries, compensation for streaming services, and the threat of AI taking over jobs. The shutdown could potentially have a limited impact on audiences, as streaming has become the primary source of entertainment and there is already an abundance of recycled content available.
Fox News: Judge approves settlement for Minneapolis police reform in wake of George Floyd's killing
The Human Rights Department investigated racial discrimination within the Minneapolis police force following George Floyd's killing. A settlement agreement has been approved by a judge, requiring the implementation of police reforms such as de-escalation tactics and limits on the use of force.
Fox News: Plane in Brazil skids off runway in latest aviation mishap as passengers heard screaming
A plane skids off a wet runway in Brazil, causing panic among passengers. Despite the alarming landing, all 172 passengers and 7 crew members were safely evacuated.
The Epoch Times: Football Star Jared Allen on Our Duty to Honor Veterans
Former NFL player Jared Allen founded Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors, a nonprofit organization that builds and remodels homes for veterans who were injured while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan. The homes are customized to meet the needs of each veteran, and they are mortgage-free. Allen is passionate about helping veterans because of his family's military background. He is also pursuing a new passion: trying to make the Olympics in curling.
The Blaze: Disney sexualizing children is 'preposterous and inaccurate': CEO responds to DeSantis criticism — 'Not our goal to be involved in a culture war'
Disney CEO Bob Iger dismissed claims of Disney sexualizing children, calling them unfounded. He also denied that Disney is involved in cultural battles and downplayed concerns about struggling theme parks. Despite layoffs and a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Disney's theme parks division remains profitable and sees increased attendance.
Fox News: Houston health officials report syphilis outbreak, 128% spike in cases among women
Houston is experiencing a syphilis outbreak with a 128% increase in cases among women and a nine-fold rise in congenital syphilis. New infections rose by 57% from 2019 to 2022. The Houston Health Department is launching a rapid outreach response to address the issue, including increasing screening opportunities and mobilizing community partners. Pregnant women are urged to seek prenatal care and syphilis testing to protect their babies. Testing is recommended three times during pregnancy. Syphilis can lead to stillbirth or death in babies if left untreated. The department is waiving clinical fees for STD testing and expanding its mobile clinic.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Admitting Ukraine to NATO Should Be on the Bargaining Table
US Secretary of Defense believes Ukraine will join NATO after Russia's war ends. NATO summit ends with support for Ukraine's future in the alliance. However, it is premature to consider Ukraine's admission to NATO settled, as it is part of Russia's aim to extinguish Ukraine as a sovereign state. Austin's statement may be a negotiation tactic with Russia.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden nibbles on frightened young girl during trip to Finland, weirding out Twitter users
President Biden stirred controversy during his departure from Helsinki, Finland when he appeared to nibble on the shoulder of a young girl. The incident, captured on video, sparked criticism on social media, with many condemning Biden's behavior as inappropriate and creepy. This incident comes amidst a series of gaffes made by the president, including confusing Russia and Ukraine during a NATO summit in Lithuania.
The Epoch Times: US Planning to Increase Spending, Manpower for Embassies in Pacific Nations
The US State Department plans to increase engagement with Pacific islands to counter China's presence. This includes hiring 40 staff for new embassies and investing in resources and creative solutions to attract and retain experts in the region. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Indonesia, along with signed agreements with other island nations, shows a renewed effort by the US to strengthen its ties in the Pacific.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Office Space: More Trouble
Commercial real estate, especially office buildings, is struggling as delinquency rates rise. The shift to remote work due to COVID-19 lockdowns and the decline in city life have contributed to this problem. Developers and lenders are facing losses, with little relief in sight. Rising interest rates and the maturation of interest-only mortgages further exacerbate the situation. Office real estate values have dropped significantly, leading to a spike in delinquencies. Blackstone, a major real estate developer, has already given up on properties and other developers are likely to follow suit. The pressure is expected to intensify as more non-bank mortgage debt matures. CMBS investors are also feeling the impact, with delinquencies on these securities increasing. The outlook for office properties remains bleak, as remote work becomes more permanent and it takes time for crime and quality of life to improve in major cities.
#military
Fox News: National Guard recruit’s family cut from enlistment ceremony over COVID rules, Republican claims
A Republican lawmaker claims that a National Guard recruit in South Dakota is being denied the opportunity to have his family attend his enlistment ceremony due to outdated COVID-19 policies implemented by the military. The lawmaker has urged the leader of the United States Military Entrance Processing Command to lift the restrictions on guests attending enlistment ceremonies. The military has banned families from attending such ceremonies since the pandemic began in 2020, but the Department of Defense rescinded this policy in January 2023. However, MEPS is currently operating under a visitor pilot program that excludes National Guard enlistees' guests from attending ceremonies.
#culture
Breitbart: Watch: Jim Caviezel Says ‘The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection’ Might Be Two Films
Actor Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in the hit film "The Passion of the Christ," reveals that there may be two sequels to the movie. The first sequel, titled "The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection," is in the works, with a script already drafted. It is believed that these sequels will be the biggest films in history.
#health
Fox News: One-third of Americans advised to take caution due to extreme heat
A blistering heat wave sweeps across the Southwest and California, with temperatures reaching triple digits. Over a third of Americans are under extreme heat advisories. Cooling centers are opened to protect the homeless and elderly.
Fox News: Houston plans to relocate residents living near Union Pacific rail yard linked to cancer clusters
Houston plans to spend millions to relocate residents near a rail yard contaminated with cancer-linked wood preservative. Dioxin, a toxic chemical, was found in the soil.
#education
National Review: The Corner: How a USC Professor Made Himself Persona Non Grata
Professor Moore's support for due process during the Kavanaugh controversy led to him being barred from teaching at USC. He was also punished by having his emeritus status withheld and displaying a law enforcement flag.
#crime
Fox News: Las Vegas police officers' brother testifies against him in casino heist case
Former Nevada Police Officer Caleb Rogers stands trial for robbing a casino in Las Vegas. Rogers' brother testifies against him, detailing the planning that went into the robbery. If convicted, Rogers could be sentenced to life in prison for brandishing a department-issued weapon during one of the robberies.
Fox News: Father sets Albuquerque home on fire following fight with wife, resulting in death of 7-year-old son
A man in Albuquerque, New Mexico, set his house on fire after a fight with his wife. Both the father and their 7-year-old son died in the blaze.
Fox News: Georgia deputy arrested for allegedly raping a woman at a school while on duty
Deputy George Rahming has been arrested and charged with rape and assault. He allegedly assaulted a woman while on duty in Georgia. The deputy has been fired and is currently in jail awaiting further legal proceedings.
Fox News: North Carolina deputy shot while executing a search warrant, suspect now in custody
A North Carolina deputy was shot and wounded during a search warrant execution, with a suspect now in custody. The deputy is expected to recover.
Fox News: Love triangle murder victim in Hawaii cheated with multiple women, defense attorney says
A Hawaii man on trial for murder claims others had motive. Defense states that the victim, an acupuncturist, had a history of cheating. Police overlooked other suspects and found cash next to the victim's body.
Fox News: 22-year-old man charged in connection with Boston child's shooting death
A 22-year-old man has been charged with the shooting death of a 12-year-old boy in Boston. The suspect is facing charges related to firearm possession and storage. The circumstances of the shooting are still unknown.
Breitbart: Georgia Mayor Who Allegedly Broke into Lake House: 'Do You Know Who the F**k I Am?'
South Fulton Mayor Khalid Kamau was held at gunpoint after allegedly breaking into a lake house. Kamau ignored commands to stay put and boasted about his position as mayor. He later praised the police and apologized for the incident.
Forbes: Suspect Arrested In Gilgo Beach Murder Spree
Police in New York arrested a suspect linked to a series of killings on Long Island that took place between 2010 and now believed to be the work of a serial killer. The suspect's name has not been released yet.
#sports
Forbes: Cycling Bans Transgender Women Athletes—Here Are The Other Major Sports With Similar Restrictions
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announced that transgender women who transitioned after puberty would no longer be able to compete in women's cycling events. This follows similar restrictions in other sports, including track and field, triathlon, rugby, and swimming. Transgender women athletes are being barred from participating in women's sports while restrictions for transgender men have not been implemented. Critics argue that these policies are discriminatory and lack inclusivity, while some believe they are necessary to maintain fair competition.
Daily Wire: Trans-Identifying Male Medals In Women’s Race At World Para Athletics Championships
Italian runner Valentina Petrillo, a trans-identified male, placed third in the women's 400-meter T12 race at the Paris World Para Athletics Championships. This has sparked controversy regarding the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports.
#science
Flag And Cross: Swiss Researchers Develop Fleet Of Robots For Moon Mining And Construction
A fleet of land and airborne robots have been developed to mine and build on the Moon, using specialized tasks and redundancy. This could help set up a human colony. The robots, known as ANYmal's, have been tested in Switzerland and Luxembourg and could potentially be used as future exploration devices.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: The New 2024 NEMO 100% Recyclable "Endless Promise" Collection
NEMO announces its 2024 100% Recyclable "Endless Promise" collection of outdoor gear, focusing on repair-ability, resell-ability, and recyclability. By cutting emissions intensity in half by 2030, NEMO aims to reduce resource consumption and keep gear out of landfills.
#other
Fox News: California fixer-upper sells for nearly half a million dollars: 'The Bridge House of L.A.'
A unique house built into a bridge in Los Angeles County sells for $430,000, $180,000 over the asking price. The retired teacher who purchased the home fell in love with its uniqueness and the possibilities it offered.
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Tucker Carlson to build his own media company using Twitter
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and former White House adviser Neil Patel are planning to start a media company using Twitter as its backbone. The company would offer longer versions of Carlson's videos, with the option for subscriptions, and eventually feature other show hosts. They have met with a Twitter team and are also exploring other platforms.