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#illegals
Fox News: Honduran migrant throws 1-year-old girl in the Rio Grande, authorities say
A Honduran migrant threw his 1-year-old daughter into the Rio Grande while illegally crossing the border into Texas. He was apprehended and faces charges of criminal trespass and felony child endangerment. Authorities had warned him not to enter the private property. The incident occurred despite the recent installation of a marine barrier in the Rio Grande to deter migrants.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: The Chevron Doctrine Is Officially on the Chopping Block
Judicial conservatives want to get rid of the Chevron doctrine, which states that courts should defer to administrative agencies when interpreting ambiguous rules of law. In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, a group of New Jersey herring fishermen challenge a federal regulation that could force them to give up 20% of their earnings. The case may not kill Chevron, but it could severely limit it.
Red State: Michigan Attorney General Hits Trump's 'Fake Electors' With Fraud Charges
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed felony charges against 16 Republicans who falsely claimed that Donald Trump won the 2020 election as part of a scheme to overturn the results. This is the first time charges have been filed against fake electors.
#society
The Epoch Times: Brian Giesbrecht: Meritocracy or Mediocrity—Canada Must Choose
Historian Niall Ferguson explores the rise of the West and its six "killer apps": competition, science, property rights, medicine, consumer society, and the work ethic. Meritocracy played a significant role in the success of these ideas. Affirmative action (AA) was initially meant to correct historical injustices, but has instead perpetuated mediocrity and discrimination. The recent push for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies has further exacerbated these issues, rewarding mediocrity and punishing excellence. The U.S. Supreme Court's "Fair Admissions" decision marks a potential turning point towards meritocracy in America, but Canada remains stagnant, falling behind in the global competition.
Red State: Trans Activist Lets the Mask Slip in TikTok Rant on ‘Womanhood’ and ‘Owning Periods'
Transgender activists and their allies continue to push dangerous ideas, like claiming that trans women should compete in women's sports. Recently, a TikTok video by "Blessing Rose" went viral, where Rose criticized women who assert their unique experiences as biological women. This view is not isolated, with actress Laverne Cox also suggesting that there is nothing universally unique about being female. It's important to speak out against these ideas to protect women's rights.
The Epoch Times: Trudeau Blames 'American Right Wing' for Muslim Protests Against Gender Ideology
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau blames the far-right for protests against the teaching of gender ideology in schools. He argues that misinformation and disinformation spread by right-wingers in the United States are causing many Muslim parents to fall prey to these beliefs. Trudeau made these comments while visiting a mosque in Calgary, where a concerned parent asked him to protect their beliefs and culture. The backlash against gender ideology being taught in schools has led to protests and walkouts across the country, organized by faith groups and Christian organizations.
Fox News: New Jersey library moves sexually explicit book to adult section, angering LGBTQ activists
A New Jersey library moved a sexually explicit book called "Gender Queer" to the Adult section after complaints about its accessibility to children. The library's decision sparked controversy and accusations of censorship from LGBTQ activists, who argue that it stigmatizes LGBTQ youth. The book has been challenged in public school libraries and topped the American Library Association's most challenged books list for two years.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: North Korea Fires 2 Missiles After US Submarine Arrives in South Korea
North Korea launched two ballistic missiles towards the east, prompting condemnations from Japan and South Korea. The missiles fell outside Japan's exclusive economic zone and did not pose an immediate threat to the United States or its allies. The launch comes just days after North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test and the escape of a US soldier into North Korea.
#economy
Daily Wire: Why The Collapse Of The Mainstream Entertainment Industry Would Be No Tragedy
The entertainment industry in the US has shut down due to strikes by screenwriters and the Screen Actors Guild. This is causing panic among journalists and Hollywood executives, who fear a lack of programs for people to watch next year. However, the decline in box office returns for big-budget films and the success of independent films suggests that people are growing tired of mainstream Hollywood content, which is often seen as redundant, hollow, and politicized. The collapse of the mainstream entertainment industry may actually be a necessary step towards creating an industry that produces content people actually want to watch.
#health
The Epoch Times: FDA Approves Drug Remdesivir for COVID-19 Treatment in People With Kidney Problems, Despite Data Showing Renal Failure
The FDA approved the use of remdesivir to treat COVID-19 in patients with severe renal impairment, despite evidence showing it increases the risk of kidney failure. The approval is based on studies that assess the drug's safety profile and interaction with the body, but the phase 3 study was terminated prematurely. Remdesivir has been linked to adverse events such as acute kidney injury, sepsis, and heart problems, and the WHO has recommended against its use.
#crime
Fox News: Houston's 'Sticky Note Bandit' robs fourth Texas bank: FBI
A suspect known as the "Sticky Note Bandit" has robbed four Houston-area banks in less than two weeks by handing threatening notes to tellers. The FBI is seeking the public's help in finding the suspect, described as a black male, approximately 5'8" tall, who has been seen wearing a black wig, green sweater, and black skirt. No injuries have been reported, and a $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest.
The Federalist Papers: Michigan AG Charging 16 Trump Supporters with Eight Felonies Each: 'This Is a Monstrous Injustice'
Sixteen Michigan supporters of former President Donald Trump have been charged with felony offenses for their alleged involvement in a false electors scheme to prove election fraud in the 2020 presidential race. State Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the charges, stating that the defendants undermined the public's faith in the integrity of elections. If convicted, they could each face up to 85 years in prison.
#sports
Fox News: Lucas Giolito roughed up in first start since divorce announcement
Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito had a rough start against the New York Mets, allowing five runs in the first inning. This disappointing performance came just days after Giolito announced on social media that he and his wife had decided to end their marriage. The couple, who had been together for over four years, expressed their commitment to maintaining a friendly relationship as they move forward in their separate lives.
Forbes: England Rely On Ashes Dad’s Army At Old Trafford
England is fielding their oldest home bowling attack in 95 years against Australia in the fourth Ashes Test match. Wounded bodies could pile up during the five-day combat at Old Trafford, but England's hopes are pinned on their experienced players. Australia also has older players in their lineup.
#other
Forbes: ‘Taco Tuesday’ War Ends In Truce: Taco John’s Ends Trademark Fight With Taco Bell
Taco John's, a Wyoming-based taco chain, is abandoning its trademark registration on the phrase "Taco Tuesday." This comes after Taco Bell filed legal petitions to cancel the trademark and launched an advertising campaign to "liberate Taco Tuesday." Taco John's CEO stated that defending the mark would cost up to $1 million and it didn't feel right to spend that amount on lawyers. Once the trademark is canceled, restaurants nationwide will be able to use the phrase without legal repercussions.
The Epoch Times: Dingo Management in Spotlight as Minister Arrives at K'gari
Dingoes on K'gari (Fraser Island) attacked a woman, prompting discussions about euthanising the aggressive animals. The decision will be made by rangers and traditional owners.