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#illegals
Fox News: 8 dead after Europe-bound boat capsizes near Senegal
Eight migrants were found dead after a boat capsized off the coast of Senegal. Search for survivors underway.
#politics
Fox News: Biden has been caught red-handed trashing the Constitution
President Joe Biden is facing a lawsuit accusing him of a massive attack on free speech, with evidence suggesting he has operated an illegal censorship scheme. Federal District Court Judge Terry Doughty has ordered Biden and his staff to stop communicating with social media platforms to pressure them into removing content. The White House denies these allegations but Doughty warns that the government's actions are reminiscent of an Orwellian "Ministry of Truth."
The Federalist: DOJ Spied On Devin Nunes Staff During Russia Hoax
The Department of Justice spied on congressional staff investigating FBI misconduct during the Russia probe. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray about the surveillance. Jordan wants to know if the subpoenas sent to Google seeking information from Republican staffers were retaliation for their oversight of the FBI. Nunes, who pushed back on claims of Russian collusion, was later vindicated when Mueller found no evidence of collusion. Jordan's inquiry comes as Congress prepares to reform surveillance powers under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
#society
The Federalist: Meta’s Threads Won't Revive The Magic Of Social Media
Many hope to return to a past era, boosted by the right policies and owners. However, social media's heyday is long gone, with platforms like Myspace falling to the dominant force of Facebook. Twitter brought a new kind of online discourse, but now it's a dusty relic. The solution to lively conversation lies in real-life interactions, not behind a screen.
The Epoch Times: Lawsuit Filed to Stop Texas Ban on Child Gender Transition Surgery and Hormones
The ACLU and Lambda Legal are suing Texas to prevent the ban on child gender modification hormones and surgery. The law would deny necessary medical care to transgender youth and require physicians to revoke their licenses. The lawsuit claims the ban is discriminatory and violates the Texas Constitution.
#war
Fox News: Putin reveals new details of his offer to Wagner mercenaries
Putin offered mercenaries from the Wagner Group the opportunity to continue serving under the same commander, "Gray Hair," after their mutinous march on Moscow was stopped. However, Wagner commander Yevgeny Prigozhin rejected the offer on behalf of the soldiers. Putin also addressed the lack of laws surrounding private military organizations in Russia.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: North Korean ambassador makes rare appearance at UN, blames US for escalation
North Korea defended its test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile as a legitimate exercise in national self-defense. The country accused the US of sending spy planes over its exclusive economic zone, sparking tensions in the region.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Ripple's Partial Victory Propels Cryptocurrencies To New Heights
Major cryptocurrencies experienced a surge after Ripple Inc achieved a partial victory against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in a recent court ruling. The ruling stated that the XRP token is not considered a security in relation to programmatic sales on digital asset exchanges, leading to a peak increase of 96% in XRP's value. However, the court also ruled that institutional sales of XRP can be categorized as a security when sold to institutional investors.
Foreign Policy: Argentina Steps on the Gas
Argentina is moving into the space left by Bolivia's declining gas exports, positioning itself to reap political and economic rewards. The government recently inaugurated a pipeline connecting a shale gas deposit to consumers in Buenos Aires, saving Argentina $1.7 billion in imports. While drilling and fracking at Vaca Muerta has sparked protests, no major presidential candidate opposes those activities. Argentina's gas export potential is attracting attention, but the country must plan for a future beyond fossil fuel exports.
The Epoch Times: Brent Oil Hovers Above $81 After Supply Disruptions
Brent crude oil price rises above $81 per barrel due to disruptions in Libya and Nigeria, with potential for more outages pushing prices even higher. Analysts predict that if Russian oil exports continue to decrease, prices will further increase. The International Energy Agency and OPEC have forecasted an increase in oil demand in the second half of the year, particularly in China. The softening value of the U.S. dollar and cooling U.S. inflation also contribute to rising oil prices. Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to deepen oil cuts, providing additional support for crude prices.
#military
Fox News: US military chief praises Japan's recent defense spending, calling it crucial to confront China, North Korea
The US military supports Japan's plan to increase defense spending to counter threats from North Korea and China. Japan needs to improve cruise missile defense, early warning systems, and air capabilities. China's military investment poses a danger for the region, and a strong Japan with a close alliance to the US will help deter war.
#culture
On The Water: Fish Beer Friday Review: Offshore Ale Co. Menemsha Pale Ale
Offshore Ale Co. Menemsha Pale Ale is a refreshing brew available at Menemsha Harbor on Martha's Vineyard, a popular spot for local anglers. The beer has a light amber color, juicy hop flavor, and a hint of tangerine aroma, making it a perfect fishing beer. It recently started being distributed off-island.
Forbes: Ha Yoon-Kyung Chose ‘See You In My 19th Life’ For Its Positive Energy
Actress Ha Yoon-kyung plays Cho-won, a woman who is surprised when a woman shows up claiming to be the reincarnation of her lost sister. Love lasts more than one lifetime in this romantic drama.
#education
National Review: Biden Administration Announces $39 Billion in Student-Loan Forgiveness for Over 800,000 Borrowers
The Biden administration is forgiving $39 billion in student loans for 804,000 borrowers to fix past failures and promote equal access to higher education.
National Review: A Principal Sought to Expel a Student Charged with Attempted Murder. He Was Fired Instead
Denver parents and students demand reinstatement of fired middle-school principal who tried keeping a student charged with attempted murder out of school. Supporters believe he was targeted for speaking against district policies.
#crime
Fox News: 'Horseman of the Year' fatally shoots equine in angry standoff with son: report
Renowned horse trainer, John Victor Russell, is facing charges after accidentally shooting a horse during an argument with his son. The son was unharmed, but the horse had to be euthanized. Russell, known as Vick, now faces charges of assault and animal cruelty.
Fox News: Capitol protestor who hurled bow at officer on Jan. 6 sentenced to over 7 years in prison
Kyle Fitzsimons, a 39-year-old butcher, has been sentenced to over seven years in prison for his involvement in the Capitol protest on Jan. 6, 2021. Fitzsimons threw a bow like a spear at police and attacked several other officers. He apologized for his actions but has been convicted of multiple charges related to the riot.
Fox News: US experiences deadliest 6 months of mass killings recorded in over 15 years
Unrelenting bloodshed in the U.S. has resulted in the deadliest six months of mass killings since 2006, with 28 mass killings taking place from Jan. 1 to June 30, most involving guns. The rising violence has prompted calls for stricter gun laws, but experts note that mass killings are statistically rare and represent a fraction of overall gun violence. The National Rifle Association remains staunchly opposed to gun regulation.
Fox News: Mixed martial artist takes down California arsonist in stolen Tesla, police say
A California man with MMA training stops arson suspect who stole a Tesla and lit a fire. The man, Alex Bello, witnessed the suspect lighting a fire near his home and decided to take action. He subdued the suspect until police arrived, preventing potential damage to nearby homes.
Fox News: California correctional officers fired for sexually abusing inmates at federal women's prison plead guilty
Two correctional officers at a federal women's prison in California pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges of sexually abusing inmates. The investigation uncovered a culture of rampant abuse and cover-ups. The former officers will be sentenced at a later date.
#sports
Forbes: Crowdfunding Venture Tees Up Fresh Way To Stake Promising Golfers
Carry Golf is a crowdfunding platform that allows average golf fans to invest in up-and-coming players. These funded players receive upfront capital and agree to payout 15% of their on-course earnings to shareholders. Carry Golf aims to democratize the process of financially supporting promising golfers and help them reach their full potential.
Forbes: Shohei Ohtani Leads A List Of Quality Potential Free Agent Pitchers
Contending MLB teams seek starting pitching before trade deadline. Four pitchers are profiled, including Shohei Ohtani, who is highly sought after but has not revealed his plans. Other pitchers include Aaron Nola, Julio Urias, and Sonny Gray.
#science
Fox News: Indian spacecraft begins mission to far side of moon after failed attempt nearly 4 years ago
Indian spacecraft Chandrayaan-3 successfully launches on a mission to land a rover on the moon's surface, following a failed attempt in 2019. The objective is a safe and soft landing, and if successful, India will become the fourth country to achieve this feat.
#outdoors
Fox News: Must-have beach items for kids and families
Parents know that packing for a day at the beach with kids can be exhausting. It's important to have the right gear to protect from the sun and keep everyone comfortable. Must-have items include an infant cabana for shade, UV stickers to track sunscreen application, hooded towels to dry off, a comfortable beach chair for parents, a bag for wet clothes, buckets and shovels for sand play, a fitted sheet for a sand-free zone, a cooler with drinks and snacks, a first aid kit, a beach cart to carry everything, plenty of sunscreen, beach games for entertainment, and a speaker for a beach playlist.
#other
Fox News: Revealed! Hotel chefs from across US share expert foodie advice for at-home entertaining
Executive chefs and culinary professionals share their entertaining tips for hosting at home. They suggest keeping the menu simple, preparing cold items in advance, and saving hot items for the day of the event. Plan your beverage selections carefully and choose seasonal ingredients. Use the grill for cooking and create a collaborative atmosphere. Consider the gathering type and set up a small bar area for drinks and conversation. Opt for family-style serving and easy cleanup with disposable plates and utensils. Buy larger prime cuts of meat and choose whole cakes or pies from a local bakery for dessert.
National Review: Tucker Carlson Plans to Start His Own Twitter-Based Media Company: Report
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and former White House adviser Neil Patel are planning to start their own media company using Twitter. The company will offer free videos but require subscriptions for full access. They are seeking funding and considering other platforms besides Twitter.
Tucker Carlson is planning to start his own media company with Neil Patel, using Twitter and subscriptions. They are seeking funding and exploring other platforms. Carlson left Fox News and is involved in a legal dispute with the network.