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#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Amid Border Crisis, Republicans Push to Reinstate 'Remain In Mexico'
Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Marsha Blackburn, are seeking to reinstate the "Remain in Mexico" policy for asylum seekers at the southern border. The Biden administration's reversal of the policy has resulted in a surge of illegal immigration. The proposal to revive the policy could complicate efforts to pass the National Defense Authorization Act. Blackburn is also pushing for DNA tests to determine the relationship between illegal immigrants and children arriving with them, addressing concerns about human trafficking.
#politics
Breitbart: West Virginia Poll Shows Donald Trump Up 60 Points
Former President Donald Trump continues to maintain a strong lead in the Republican primary race in West Virginia, with 78 percent support, according to a recent poll. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trails far behind with only 18 percent support, while former Vice President Mike Pence lags even further with just 1.5 percent support. This survey aligns with other state-level polls showing Trump as the frontrunner in the 2024 presidential race.
Washington Free Beacon: EXCLUSIVE: Here Are the Paintings Hunter Biden Gave His Daughter in Lieu of Child Support Payments
Hunter Biden, President Biden's son, gave his daughter paintings instead of child support. The paintings, sold for up to $500,000, were given anonymously. President Biden denies his granddaughter's existence.
Breitbart: Donald Trump to Purge Administrative State Employees if Reelected
If Trump wins reelection in 2024, he plans to dismantle the administrative state, which consists of unelected bureaucrats in federal agencies who create binding rules. This would prevent them from writing rules without legislative approval, such as pandemic-era mandates. Trump's agenda includes purging far-left bureaucrats from various government agencies.
National Review: Georgia Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Thwart Election-Interference Probe
Georgia Supreme Court rejects Donald Trump's attempt to block investigation into his alleged election interference.
The Right Scoop: Iowa Gov to interview Republican presidential candidates ‘beyond the issues’
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is inviting Republican presidential candidates for one-on-one interviews at the Iowa State Fair. These interviews, called "Fair Side Chats," aim to go beyond the usual campaign issues and show the candidates' true selves. The interviews will take place throughout the duration of the fair and will be open to fairgoers and the media.
Red State: Zuckerberg's 'Threads' Already in Big Trouble: House Investigating Censorship, Demanding Answers
Threads, the new social media platform by Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, faces legal trouble as Elon Musk threatens a lawsuit for allegedly misappropriating Twitter trade secrets. There have been issues with censorship and data collection on Threads, causing some users to return to Twitter. House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan questions if Threads is working with the government to censor Americans, referencing past allegations against Meta. The Committee demands documents related to censorship on Threads be turned over. The incident raises concerns about the importance of platforms like Twitter for free speech.
The Blaze: Vivek Ramaswamy names 2 Republican senators on list of potential Supreme Court picks
Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy released a list of potential Supreme Court nominees, including senators Ted Cruz and Mike Lee. Ramaswamy prioritizes an originalist understanding of the Constitution.
President Joe Biden fulfilled his promise to nominate the first black woman to the Supreme Court by selecting Ketanji Brown Jackson. Ramaswamy has pledged to uphold the status and dignity of women and girls.
Breitbart: MTG: GOP Will Fight For NDAA Measure to Ban Military Censorship Funds
Republicans are fighting to keep an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that prevents funding for organizations that censor Americans. The amendment covers organizations like NewsGuard and the Global Disinformation Index, and prohibits the military from working with advertising agencies that use these services.
The Epoch Times: Biden-Aligned Group Pressures Jim Jordan to Disinvite RFK Jr. From Government Weaponization Hearing
An activist group wants Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disinvited from a hearing on the alleged weaponization of federal government offices. The group accuses Kennedy of being a conspiracy theorist, Russian propagandist, and an antisemite. Kennedy has defended his remarks, stating he was discussing the potential development of ethnically targeted bioweapons.
Fox News: White House rips ‘vile’ RFK Jr comments COVID-19 was 'ethnically targeted' to spare Jews, Chinese
White House press secretary criticizes Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s comments on COVID-19 being engineered to spare Jewish and Chinese people as "vile" and "an attack on our fellow citizens." Kennedy defends himself, claiming his remarks were taken out of context and misunderstood.
#society
Breitbart: Disney Denies Then Admits Woke 'Snow White' Photos Are Real
Disney initially denied the authenticity of unauthorized photos from the set of its woke Snow White remake, but later admitted they were real but unauthorized. The photos depicted a multiracial cast and generated controversy. Disney's live-action remakes have faced backlash for being too woke.
Front Page Magazine: College Racism
The recent Supreme Court ruling on race-based affirmative action has sparked controversy. Harvard's admission policies were challenged, revealing the higher standards Asians had to meet compared to other racial groups. Supporters argue that considering race is necessary to address historical discrimination, but opponents argue that it perpetuates racism. Affirmative action is now illegal, but universities may continue to discriminate through tactics such as becoming "test-optional" and practicing legacy admissions. Instead, advocates suggest focusing on promoting school choice as a way to improve educational opportunities for all students.
#war
Front Page Magazine: Glazov on 'Conservative Daily': Obama's 'Rules of Engagement' That Got Americans Killed
This episode of The Glazov Gang discusses Obama's "Rules of Engagement" that led to American deaths in Afghanistan, revealing the roots of Biden's Afghan catastrophe.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Senators Demand Independent Probe Into Rob Malley Security Clearance Fiasco
Senate Republicans are demanding an independent investigation into whether Biden administration officials tried to conceal information regarding the revocation of Iran envoy Robert Malley's security clearance. The State Department is accused of hiding the investigation into Malley's mishandling of classified information.
#health
The Epoch Times: Writing, Chess, Puzzles Lessen Dementia Risks in Older Age: New Study
An Australian study found that older people who engage in activities like writing, puzzles, chess, and cards have a lower risk of dementia. Active mental activities and literacy activities reduce the risk by 9-11% over 10 years, while creative pursuits decrease the risk by 7%. These activities involve cognitive stimulation, critical thinking, and social interaction. While they may not completely prevent dementia, they support good cognitive health.
#crime
The Epoch Times: ‘Pink Beret’ Husband Charged With Jan. 6 Crimes at US Capitol
Spencer Sidney Geller has been charged with five counts related to the Capitol riot, including pushing over police barricades. His wife, Jennifer Inzunza Vargas Geller, was also charged. They are currently living in Thailand with their child.
#sports
Forbes: Another Aussie Supercars Driver To Make Nascar Cup Debut
Australian Supercars driver Brodie Kostecki will make his NASCAR Cup series debut with Richard Childress Racing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on August 13. Unlike other Australian driver Shane van Gisbergen, Kostecki has previous NASCAR experience. He is grateful for the opportunity and determined to make the most of it.
Fox News: NFL running backs sound off after Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs fail to reach long-term deals: 'Kind of trash'
Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs have not reached new deals with their respective teams, the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders. They may not attend training camp and could hold out during the regular season if they don't sign their franchise tags. Other NFL running backs have voiced support for Barkley and Jacobs, expressing frustration over the devaluation of the running back position.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Go Camping Without a Tent At These 3 Destinations
Looking for a cowboy camping experience without a tent? Make sure you have the right sleep system and bring emergency shelter just in case. Avoid humid areas and find dry, low-moisture air.
If you're looking for tent-free campgrounds, Cowboy Camp Campground in Utah offers amenities and stunning views. The Superstition Mountains in Arizona and Cabezon Peak in New Mexico also provide remote locations for a tentless night under the stars.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Apple Will Permanently Delete iPhone Photos in July: Here’s How to Keep Yours Safe | Facts Matter
Apple has announced that they will delete millions of users' photos by the end of the month. They urge users to download their photos from the My Photo Stream folder to avoid losing them.
#other
Fox News: Minnesota to delete all Human Services emails over a year old
The Minnesota Department of Human Services will delete all emails over a year old, unless they are deemed official government records. Privacy concerns have been raised, as this change may limit transparency and public understanding of the agency's operations. Advocates argue that email communication is vital for understanding the decision-making process in government.
Flag And Cross: Fox News Edits Prime-Time Slogan to Be Apparent Dig at Tucker Carlson
Fox News, in response to losing viewers and changing its primetime lineup, has changed its slogan from "Standing Up For What's Right" to "The Right Voices At The Right Time," which many believe is a dig at former anchor Tucker Carlson. The network is making efforts to distance itself from Carlson, including banning senators who supported him during his divorce from the network and dismantling any connections between Carlson and the network. The whole situation is seen as petty and shows that Fox News is still focused on Carlson.