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#illegals
The Blaze: DeSantis has BIG PLANS for day 1 as president: ‘They’re going to end up stone-cold DEAD'
Ron DeSantis, a Republican presidential candidate and governor of Florida, has a clear plan for addressing the border crisis. He intends to declare a national emergency and mobilize all resources, including the military, to stop the influx of illegal immigrants and drugs like fentanyl. DeSantis prioritizes America's national interest and aims to authorize the border patrol and military to deal with cartels, ensuring their actions result in severe consequences. He plans to take immediate action on his first day in office.
#politics
Breitbart: Chinese Foreign Minister Disappears, Fueling Affair Rumors
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has been missing since June 25, sparking rumors of his political downfall. The Chinese government has not provided any information on his whereabouts or the reason for his absence, leading to speculation ranging from health issues to an alleged extramarital affair. Qin is a prominent diplomat and had denied allegations of genocide against the Uyghur people. His disappearance has raised questions about his status within the Chinese Communist Party.
Fox News: Mexico's AMLO intensifies anti-GOP election meddling with new attack on Texas Gov Abbott
Mexican President Lopez Obrador continues his anti-Republican election meddling by urging Hispanics in America not to vote for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who deployed buoys to prevent illegal entry into the U.S. Mexican officials have expressed anger over the barrier, claiming it may violate treaties. This incident is part of Lopez Obrador's pattern of interference in U.S. elections and his campaign against Republicans, whom he accuses of being interventionist and inhumane.
Daily Wire: Comer Says Hunter Biden Whistleblower ‘Disgusted’ By Dems And Liberal Media
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer believes one of the whistleblowers in the Hunter Biden investigation was pushed to come forward by Democrats and the liberal media. The IRS agent, known as "Whistleblower X," alleges that the Hunter Biden case was mishandled to protect President Joe Biden's son. Comer argues that the Democrats have a double standard when it comes to whistleblowers.
The Blaze: Horowitz: Deficit explodes in June as interest on debt becomes third-largest gov’t expenditure
The government's debt is skyrocketing, with interest on the debt surpassing $900 billion for the first time. Government spending grew by 15% in June, causing a deficit of $228 billion. Interest on the debt is now the third-most expensive expenditure, exceeding the budgets of various government departments. The debt burden will continue to grow, impacting the economy and the standard of living. It's time for major changes in government funding.
Fox News: North Carolina lawmakers delay legislative progress for another week due to budget negotiations, summer travel
Budget negotiations and summer travel are causing a delay in the North Carolina General Assembly. The delay means that the fate of several bills, including ones related to LGBTQ+ youth, remains uncertain.
The New American: County Judge Blocks Iowa’s New Heartbeat law - The New American
A county judge blocked Iowa's new "heartbeat" law, allowing abortions up to 20 weeks. The temporary hold is seen as a win for reproductive freedom but is met with criticism from the governor and abortion opponents.
National Review: The Corner: Biden Spokesman’s Absurd and Obscene Claim: U.S. Military Has a ‘Sacred’ Commitment to Abortion
The White House supports using taxpayer funds for elective abortions in the military, claiming it's a sacred obligation to provide reproductive care. This policy contradicts federal law and many Americans find it obscene. They argue it could lead to recruitment and retention losses, but service members have options to seek abortions without using taxpayer money.
Newsbusters: Levin: Pro-Lifers, Parents, Catholics, Free Speech Are 'Under Brutal Assault by Federal Law Enforcement’
Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin criticizes the Biden Administration for its assault on the First Amendment and accuses the Democrat Party of controlling the Justice Department. He highlights the attacks on Donald Trump as indicative of the larger problem, stating that federal law enforcement is targeting protesters, traditional Catholics, and free speech. Levin calls Attorney General Merrick Garland "diabolical" and vows to use his platform to continue defending the right to free speech.
The Federalist Papers: Trump Receives 'Horrifying News' from Special Counsel Jack Smith Regarding Jan. 6 Grand Jury
Former President Donald Trump is the target of a federal grand jury investigation focused on the events of January 6, 2021. Trump claims the indictment is political due to his status as Joe Biden's main opponent in the race for the presidency. The investigation is looking into efforts to present alternative slates of electors and allegations of interference with the transfer of power after the 2020 election.
Spectator USA: Trump says he will likely be indicted by the Justice Department, again
Donald Trump has been informed that he is a target in the federal criminal investigation into the January 6 riot and attempts to overturn the 2020 election. This is the second letter he has received from the special counsel, confirming he is a target. Trump questioned the legitimacy of the investigation and claimed the right to protest election results.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Coworker Prowls Office In Search Of Next Small-Talk Victim
Gerald Kneevy, an accountant in the marketing department, desperately seeks social interaction at work by engaging his unsuspecting coworkers in small talk. Armed with his new coffee mug, Kneevy tries to strike up conversations, but most of his attempts fail. He continues his hunt for potential victims, hoping to satisfy his hunger for social interaction.
Flag And Cross: 2 Out Of 3 Dog Owners Think Their Pups Could Never Survive Alone In The Wild
American dog owners believe their dogs can only survive in the wild for a maximum of two days, according to a new survey. The study also found that dogs have become accustomed to a life of luxury and prefer to stay indoors during rainy or cold weather.
Fox News: Dutch assisted suicide activist convicted of mailing deadly drugs to over 1,000 people
A Dutch pro-euthanasia activist, identified as Alex S., has been convicted for selling suicide kits to at least 1,600 people. The court sentenced him to three and a half years, with 18 months of the sentence suspended. Alex S. lied about the painlessness of the drugs, causing distress and panic leading to gruesome deaths.
Fox News: 7 best ways to save money on your electricity bill
This summer's record-breaking heat is causing higher electricity prices, particularly during peak hours. To save money, use less energy by turning off lights and unplugging electronics when not in use, using appliances during off-peak times, and sealing doors and windows. Find out your electric company's peak hours and program your thermostat to limit its use during those times. Consider investing in smart plugs, upgrading to energy-efficient appliances, switching to LED or smart bulbs, and even installing solar panels to generate clean and affordable renewable energy.
National Review: The Corner: ‘Emotional Abuse’
A defense of Jonah Hill against allegations of emotional abuse based on text messages from his ex-girlfriend.
The Epoch Times: Ottawa Gives $212M Funding Boost for Housing Asylum Seekers
The federal government is providing $212 million in funding for interim housing for asylum seekers in Canada, with $97 million allocated for Toronto. The city's overwhelmed shelter system has led to people sleeping on sidewalks, but a church is temporarily housing them. Toronto's mayor has asked for further support.
#war
Fox News: Suicide bomber attacks truck carrying Pakistani security forces, at least 8 wounded
A suicide bomber wounded at least eight people in a truck carrying security forces in Peshawar, Pakistan. The attack occurred in a region bordering Afghanistan, and suspicion falls on the Pakistani Taliban who have increased their attacks on security forces recently.
The Epoch Times: Russia Hits 2 Ukrainian Seaports in Response to Crimea Bridge Attack
Russia launches retaliatory strikes on Ukrainian port cities, blaming Kyiv for a bridge attack. Production facilities and fuel depots were hit, causing damage but no casualties. Russia claims Ukraine wants to endanger 400 million people that depend on Ukrainian food exports. Russia withdrew from a grain export agreement, blaming Kyiv for not honoring it. The Kerch Bridge was also attacked, leading to speculation about British intelligence involvement. Russian forces claim to have foiled a drone attack on Crimea.
Fox News: Wagner move to Belarus give mercenary group ability to quickly strike NATO, Russian politician warns
The Wagner Group's relocation to Belarus puts Russia in a strategic position to strike NATO targets near Poland and Lithuania. With Wagner forces now in Belarus, they are ready to take control of the strategically important Suwalki Corridor in a matter of hours. This move could be part of Putin's plan to open up another front in the Ukraine war.
Foreign Policy: Why Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Has Been Slower Than Expected
A year after Russia's war in Ukraine, tensions continue to rise. The conflict remains complex and unresolved.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Kerry Sees Climate Cooperation as Path to Redefine US–China Ties
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry holds talks with top Chinese officials in hopes of improving ties through climate negotiations. Critics argue that China is using climate issues as a bargaining chip. The discussions aim to address differences between the two countries, but China insists on equal basis communication.
The Epoch Times: Lord Alton: UK Understanding of Falun Gong an 'Imperative' to Recognise CCP Threat
Lord Alton of Liverpool spoke at a seminar in Parliament, highlighting the human rights atrocities faced by Falun Gong practitioners in China. He emphasized that recognizing the persecution of Falun Gong is crucial for understanding Beijing's interference with democracy in the UK. Falun Gong, a meditative practice, has been suppressed by the Chinese Communist Party for over two decades. According to a report, Falun Gong is seen as a threat to the CCP's rule and is a key target of their overseas espionage and interference activities. Lord Alton called the ongoing campaign against Falun Gong a modern-day genocide.
Newsbusters: NUTTY NYT Op-Ed Lectures U.S. to Partner with China to ‘Build a Green Economy’
An alarmist argues for a partnership with China to transform American energy industry into a green utopia. Despite China's heavy investment in fossil fuels, the author suggests working with Chinese counterparts. The author ignores China's polluting nature and history of industrial and economic espionage.
The New American: Even More Evidence China is Preparing to Attack the United States - The New American
The NSA confirms China's ability to disrupt America's critical infrastructure. Concerns arise about a potential bioweapon attack.
#economy
The New American: Behind The Deep State | BlackRock and the Fed: Consummate Conflict of Interest | Part Five - The New American
Financial giant BlackRock has been involved in a conflict of interest, utilizing its ties with the Federal Reserve and central banking system to grow its dominance since the 2008 financial crisis. During the 2020 pandemic bailouts, BlackRock further expanded its influence by acting as a consultant, advisor, buyer, seller, and investor with the Fed and the entities it was bailing out.
Forbes: Extreme Weather Could Cloud Prospects For Sunny Stock Market, Schwab Warns
Extreme weather caused by El Niño could have significant effects on inflation and economic activity, particularly in food and energy prices. This comes at a time when the stock market is sensitive to inflation and hoping for a decline in prices. The last El Niño event coincided with a decline in the S&P 500, and a new event has recently been declared by the United Nations.
Forbes: Not Just The Powerball—Mega Millions Jackpot Hits $640 Million, 7th Biggest Ever
The Mega Millions jackpot reached $640 million this week, making it the seventh largest in history. A lucky winner would receive less than half of the amount after taxes. The Powerball jackpot also hit $1 billion, becoming the third largest in Powerball history.
#religion
Fox News: Wisconsin Republicans propose amendment to block government agencies from closing churches during emergencies
Wisconsin Republicans propose a constitutional amendment to prevent government agencies from closing churches during emergencies. They argue that closing places of worship interferes with religious practice and undermines the state and nation's foundations. Democratic Governor Tony Evers vetoed a similar bill in 2021, but Republicans aim to bypass him by passing a constitutional amendment. The amendment would need to pass two consecutive legislative sessions and a statewide referendum before taking effect.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Cheap and Thompson Have Zero in Common - Commando Mark III
POTD: It's not an Auto Ordnance Thompson Submachine Gun, but rather a cheap knockoff made by Volunteer Enterprises Inc. from the late 1960s to 1976. These Commando mark III Carbines were affordable semi-automatic rifles that took stick magazines but not Thompson drum magazines.
#health
Breitbart: Nolte: NY Times Reports Coronavirus Deaths Overcounted by 30% ... on Paragraph 17
The New York Times quietly admits that deaths from the coronavirus were overcounted by 30 percent. The Times buried this truth in their reporting and downplayed its significance.
The Epoch Times: About One-Third of People in Normal Weight Range Are Actually Obese: Study
New research suggests that body fat percentage is a more accurate measure of overall health than BMI. The study found that a significant percentage of individuals within the normal weight range were actually considered obese when their body fat percentage was measured. The researchers recommend using body fat percentage as the gold standard for measuring obesity and suggest using devices that measure this in clinics worldwide. This study serves as a wake-up call for health organizations to switch from using BMI to more accurate measures of body composition to detect and treat obesity early on.
#education
Fox News: Critical race theory-related ideas found in programs at 108 of 155 top American medical schools
Over 70% of US medical schools require or provide critical race theory and diversity training, raising concerns about racialization of medical education. CriticalRace.org warns of potential harmful consequences for society and calls for cessation of CRT/DEI agenda.
Front Page Magazine: Woke Lit Also Destroyed Teen Interest in Reading
The push for LGBTQ and anti-racist books in education is seen as tedious propaganda, leading to a record low of US students reading for fun daily.
#crime
Fox News: Dutch court convicts man for selling deadly "suicide drugs" and challenging right-to-die policies
A man in the Netherlands was found guilty of selling deadly "suicide drugs" and instructions, helping at least 10 people take their own lives. He sold these substances to over 1,600 people before his arrest. The Netherlands legalized euthanasia in 2002, but assisted suicide remains illegal.
Fox News: Ex-Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli sentenced to over 10 years in prison for money laundering
Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli sentenced to over 10 years in prison for money laundering. The case revolves around the purchase of a media company during his presidency.
Fox News: San Diego County officials say 3-year-old accidentally shot and killed 1-year-old sibling
A 3-year-old child in Fallbrook, California, accidentally shot and killed their 1-year-old sibling with an unsecured handgun. The San Diego County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident and there are no outstanding suspects.
Fox News: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp names longtime agent Chris Hosey to lead the state's Bureau of Investigation
Chris Hosey, a longtime agent, has been appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp to lead the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. He will take over for Mike Register, who is stepping down as the bureau's director. With nearly 1,000 employees, the bureau assists local law enforcement agencies in investigating serious crimes and conducting autopsies.
Fox News: Massachusetts police say woman 'terrified' after finding man hiding in back seat of her car
A woman in Massachusetts finds a man hiding in her car, causing her to drive erratically. The man has been arrested and is facing charges of breaking and entering into a vehicle.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Bumps Appear in Surfing's Gender Equality Wave
Feminist surfer Lucy Small fights for equality in surf competitions by organizing a women's division at the Kirra Longboard Klassic event. Despite criticism from the event director, the division's hype attracts attention and larger crowds. Small's battle for equal prize money continues, gaining support and leading to changes in sports policies.
Fox News: Aces look to keep up historic pace to repeat as champions
The Las Vegas Aces dominate the WNBA with a historic season, led by top offense and defense. They aim to repeat as champions and break the league's best record. New York and Connecticut are close contenders. Meanwhile, Phoenix struggles despite Brittney Griner's return, while Atlanta aims for their first playoff appearance since 2018. Los Angeles and Washington hope to bounce back from injuries.
#science
Flag And Cross: Megalodons Died Out Because They Were Too Slow: Study
New research suggests that megalodons, the largest sharks ever known, became extinct because they were too slow to compete for resources against smaller and faster rivals. Scientists discovered that megalodons were "average swimmers" with occasional bursts of speed for hunting prey. They propose a new interpretation of the shark's lifestyle and biology, overturning previous beliefs about its swimming speed. The megalodon, measuring 65ft in length and weighing more than 50 tons, dominated the oceans between 23 million and 3.6 million years ago.
The Epoch Times: Webb Telescope Captures Tantalizing Evidence for Mysterious 'Dark Stars'
Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified three objects that could be "dark stars," powered by dark matter. Dark stars are composed mostly of hydrogen and helium, with a small amount of dark matter, and would be much larger and brighter than regular stars. These objects could provide evidence of the existence and properties of dark matter.
Fox News: August features 2 supermoons, including a blue moon: What to know
August will feature two supermoons this year, including a blue moon on Aug. 30. The first full moon, known as the sturgeon moon, will rise on the first day of the month, named after the time of year when large fish were abundant in the Great Lakes. The second full moon, the blue sturgeon moon, will be the biggest of the year and peak at 9:36 p.m. ET.
#outdoors
Backpacker: The Forest Service Closed Max Patch to Camping Until 2026. Will it Ever Open Again?
Max Patch, a popular mountain campsite, remains closed to camping for another 3 years due to issues like littering and human waste. The Forest Service has seen positive results from the restrictions, including decreased congestion and habitat restoration. The community has been supportive, but some hope for better infrastructure and staffing in the future. Reopening the peak to camping depends on educating visitors and monitoring the area's usage. It will be at least 3 more years before backpackers can legally camp on Max Patch.
#technology
The Epoch Times: US Opens New Special Probe Into Fatal Tesla Crash
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating a fatal accident in California involving a Tesla Model 3 and the use of advanced driver assistance systems. This is the latest in a series of investigations into Tesla crashes where Autopilot was suspected. The agency has opened over three dozen similar investigations since 2016, with 20 crash deaths reported.
#other
Forbes: Taylor Swift Matches A Feat Only Managed By The Beatles And Prince
Taylor Swift has achieved a remarkable feat in the music industry, joining the ranks of The Beatles and Prince with her latest album, "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)." She currently occupies more spaces on the Billboard 200 chart than any other female artist in history, with 11 different projects making appearances. This dominance and enduring popularity solidify her place in music history.
The Epoch Times: Over 10,000 Flights in US Canceled or Delayed Amid Severe Weather
Severe weather in the United States caused over 10,000 flight delays and cancellations on July 17, with Orlando International Airport experiencing the highest number of issues. JetBlue had the most impacted flights, followed by Delta Air Lines and American Airlines. Flash flooding in New York and Pennsylvania resulted in several deaths, including a woman in Orange County and a family of five in Bucks County. Heat alerts were also issued in several states, including Florida, Nevada, and Texas, with temperatures expected to remain in the triple digits.
Fox News: Rod Stewart joined by his kids, ages ranging from 12 to 43, in rare family photo
Rod Stewart poses with seven of his eight children, their partners, and grandchildren in a rare family photo in Spain. His eldest daughter, Sarah, was not pictured as she was raised by adoptive parents. Stewart's family started expanding in 1979 with his first wife Alana, followed by a seven-year relationship with Kelly Emberg. His second marriage to Rachel Hunter resulted in two children, and he is currently married to Penny Lancaster with whom he has two more children. Despite the challenges of parenting children from different generations, Stewart enjoys seeing his family happy.
The Epoch Times: George Bird Grinnell: The Father of American Conservation
George Bird Grinnell, father of American conservation, had a passion for birds and wildlife. Through his work as a naturalist, editor, and advocate, he played a significant role in the establishment of national parks and wildlife refuges. He also had a deep respect for Native American cultures.
Flag And Cross: Disney Extends CEO Iger's Tenure Amid Analyst Skepticism
Disney CEO Bob Iger's tenure has been extended until Dec. 31, 2026. Analysts are skeptical, suggesting the company hasn't found a clear successor and may need more time for restructuring. CNBC's Jim Cramer cautions that Iger needs to undo past actions quickly. Disney faced challenges under previous CEO Bob Chapek, including pandemic-related closures and financial pressures. Analysts are cautious about the near future, downgrading the stock due to soft park attendance and stalled growth.