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#illegals
Breitbart: 206 Drugged Migrants Bound for U.S. Border Found Locked in Trailer in Mexico
Mexican authorities rescued 206 migrants, including women and children, who were drugged and locked inside a tractor-trailer in Veracruz. The migrants, mostly from Central America, were suffering from dehydration and claimed they were forced to ingest unknown medication to reduce bodily functions during transport. This incident was one of three cases of migrant smuggling encountered in just two days.
#politics
The Blaze: THIS is how OUT OF CONTROL our national debt has become during Ukraine War
Glenn Beck criticizes the Biden administration for what he perceives as a return to tyranny and an accumulation of absolute power. Biden has signed numerous executive orders and authorized the deployment of reservists to support Ukraine in Operation Atlantic Resolve. The president has also sent more weapons to Ukraine while the national debt continues to skyrocket.
National Review: The Corner: Two Excellent Bills from J. D. Vance
J.D. Vance, known for his embrace of Trumpism, is introducing two pieces of legislation. The first, "Protect Children's Innocence Act," bans gender-reassignment surgery for minors. The second, "No Obamacare for Illegal Aliens Act," opposes expanding Obamacare for DACA recipients.
Townhall: Republicans, Small Business Supporters Should Be Careful Not to Be Hoodwinked By RFK Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is testifying before Congress on federal government censorship. Although he appeals to conservatives on certain issues, he supports more government regulations and the Green New Deal. He also advocates for higher taxes and opposes domestic energy production.
Fox News: Judge refuses to dismiss Georgia lawsuits accusing districts of discriminating against Black voters
A judge refuses to dismiss lawsuits alleging discrimination against Black voters in Georgia's congressional and legislative districts. The judge sets a trial for September to review the evidence and calls for a thorough examination of the right to an equal vote. The lawsuits claim the maps violate the federal voting rights act by weakening the electoral strength of Black voters.
Fox News: Sen. Kennedy says Biden DOJ will do 'whatever they can' to make sure Trump becomes nominee
Former President Trump could face another indictment related to the January 6th investigation, which some believe will help him secure the Republican nomination for the 2024 election. Senator John Kennedy suggests that both Trump and President Biden want each other as opponents because they believe they can beat the other. The Justice Department is expected to do whatever it takes to ensure Trump becomes the nominee. Trump remains the leading Republican candidate despite the ongoing legal troubles.
Fox News: Whistleblower X reveals identity as IRS special agent Joseph Ziegler
An anonymous whistleblower within the IRS, Joseph Ziegler, revealed himself as a gay Democrat special agent with over 13 years of experience, testifying before the House Oversight Committee regarding the Hunter Biden investigation. Ziegler claimed that Hunter Biden should have been charged with a tax felony and that there may be contradictions between President Biden's statements and the investigated communications and text messages. Ziegler called for a special counsel for the Hunter Biden investigation and highlighted the abuse of power and ethical standards within the nation.
Alongside Ziegler, IRS supervisor Gary Shapley, known as "Whistleblower X," also testified about political influence surrounding the investigation. Shapley stated that prosecutors concealed evidence found on Hunter Biden's laptop and delayed necessary steps until after the 2020 presidential election. He mentioned the refusal to pursue warrants and the decision not to execute a search warrant at President Biden's residence due to "optics." Shapley emphasized the need for thorough investigation and the avoidance of questions about President Biden during witness interviews.
The Babylon Bee: Trump Indicted For Murder Of Tupac
Former President Donald J. Trump is believed to be responsible for the unsolved murder of rapper Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas. Authorities now believe Trump acted alone, firing a pistol from a white Cadillac. This marks the 3rd indictment against him in recent months, raising concerns about his presence on the streets.
Fox News: Turley rips AG Ellison's 'racist attack' comparing Justice Thomas to Django house slave: 'Rage politics'
Constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley criticized Minnesota Democrat Attorney General Keith Ellison for comparing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to a house slave in a Quentin Tarantino movie. Turley called out Democrats for not condemning Ellison's comment. Ellison had criticized Thomas over his position on affirmative action, comparing him to a character in "Django Unchained" who sided with the powerful and harmed others. Turley highlighted the lack of concern from Democrats and the media about the racist attack on Thomas. He also mentioned the ongoing scrutiny Thomas faces from the left.
Fox News: Whistleblower X reveals identity as IRS special agent Joseph Ziegler
An anonymous IRS whistleblower, Joseph Ziegler, testified before the House Oversight Committee, revealing himself as a gay Democrat and special agent within the IRS' Criminal Investigation Division. Ziegler accused Hunter Biden of tax felonies and raised concerns about contradictions in President Biden's statements regarding his son's business dealings. He called for a special counsel to be appointed for the investigation. Ziegler's supervisor, Gary Shapley, also blew the whistle on political influence in the investigation, including the concealing of evidence and delaying search warrants.
The Federalist Papers: Bill to Defund Special Counsel Jack Smith Hits Congress: 'We Must Act Immediately!'
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida plans to introduce legislation to defund special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into former President Donald Trump. Gaetz and other Republican lawmakers believe that Smith's investigation is an attack on democracy and election interference. Gaetz's proposal follows a similar call from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to defund Smith's office and investigation, citing concerns about the weaponization of government.
Newsbusters: HYSTERICAL: Former Enron Adviser Paul Krugman Claims We ‘Absolutely Should Politicize the Weather’
The New York Times' economics writer Paul Krugman argues that weather should be politicized and that it is an important issue for voters. However, his views are contradictory considering his past affiliation with Enron. Krugman blames Republicans for environmental extremism but admits that climate change cannot be directly linked to specific disasters. Krugman should stick to economics and stop spreading climate propaganda.
The Epoch Times: Home Office Handling of Modern Slavery a 'Shambles,' Tory MP Tells Minister
The UK's handling of modern slavery cases is a mess, according to MPs. A new group set up to tackle the issue has yet to meet and replace the previous stakeholder forums. The number of potential trafficking victims has increased, partly due to the small boats crisis.
MPs criticized the lack of progress in combating modern slavery in the UK. The minister could not provide information on when previous groups had last met or when a new anti-slavery watchdog would be appointed. The Home Office's response was described as a "shambles" and there are concerns about the lack of a modern slavery commissioner.
#society
Spectator USA: Jason Aldean’s critics have clearly never been to a small town
Country music superstar Jason Aldean faces criticism for his song "Try That In A Small Town" which condemns violent crime and supports the Second Amendment. Critics accuse the song of being racist and pro-lynching, but Aldean defends it as a celebration of small-town values and community. The controversy highlights the divide between conservative small towns and progressive cities, with Aldean urging the need to address absurd rhetoric.
American Thinker: Massachusetts governor calls for quartering illegals in local homes
Massachusetts is reaching its capacity for housing migrants and is now asking residents to take them into their private homes. Governor Maura Healey wants residents to provide a room or apartment for a few days until longer-term accommodations can be arranged. Many of the families in need of housing are new immigrants who have fled violence in Haiti. However, this arrangement is reminiscent of quartering foreign troops in private homes, and it raises questions about the sustainability and end of the border surge. Moreover, affluent communities that claim to celebrate diversity have not been able to provide suitable housing for the migrants, mainly sending them to working-class and MAGA towns.
#war
Forbes: Prigozhin Seen Publicly For First Time Since Wagner’s Mutiny—Suggests Group Won’t Fight In Ukraine, Report Says
In a video shared on Prigozhin's Telegram channel, he is seen with his Wagner group in Belarus, indicating they will no longer fight in Ukraine and will go to Africa instead. Prigozhin criticized the Russian Ministry of Defense and its actions in Ukraine.
Euromaidan Press: Russian war kills 494, injures 1060 children in Ukraine, prosecutors say
Russian war kills 494 children in Ukraine, injures 1060.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Kim Jong Un Fires Missiles As US Submarine Arrives In South Korea
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea, prompting condemnation from Japan and South Korea. The launches come after North Korea recently tested its new Hwasong-18 missile, which experts believe has the ability to reach most parts of the world. The U.S. has called for diplomatic solutions, but North Korea has rejected these offers and warned of a stronger response to any military actions by the U.S. on the Korean peninsula.
National Review: The Corner: Biden’s Vaunted Submarine Deal Needs Meat on Its Bones
Foreign-policy struggles plague the Biden administration as they face challenges in evacuating civilians, while China gains influence in the Midwest and Cuba. However, the trilateral defense accord between the U.S., UK, and Australia, known as AUKUS, brings hope. This agreement strengthens Australia's military capabilities, especially with the inclusion of nuclear attack submarines. While this is a positive step, the U.S. needs to address its own submarine shortage and production issues to effectively combat the threat from China.
Forbes: Travis King: What We Know About The American Soldier Detained In North Korea—And How Likely He Is To Be Released
23-year-old American soldier Travis King, who had recently been released to U.S. officials in South Korea after serving time in prison, escaped to North Korea and is now believed to be in government custody. This comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and North Korea. American tourists have been banned from visiting North Korea since 2017, and there is no expectation that North Korea will use King's situation to improve relations. Chinese diplomats are the only foreign diplomats who have been allowed in North Korea since the start of the pandemic, and it is speculated that King is seen as a health risk and has likely been quarantined.
Townhall: ‘Stay Out of China!’...Before It Collapses?
China's oppressive regime poses a threat to visitors and foreign residents, with arbitrary enforcement of laws and harassment. The State Department raised China to a Level 3 travel advisory, urging people to reconsider travel. The collapsing economy, high unemployment rate, and exodus of Chinese people and foreign businesses could potentially weaken the Chinese Communist Party. However, the true inner workings of the CCP remain inscrutable. The collapse of China is a possibility, but its timing and outcome are uncertain.
#economy
Fox News: Ukrainian grain export ban extended by 5 EU countries in effort to protect farmers' interests
Five EU countries will extend their ban on Ukrainian grain imports to protect their farmers' interests, while still allowing grain to move through their borders to destinations in need. This coalition aims to support their farmers and prevent a glut in their countries. The EU is urged to find ways to regulate the transport of Ukrainian grain without harming transit countries' agricultural industry.
#military
Breitbart: Reports: U.S. Soldier Who Ran into North Korea Had Criminal History, Skipped Flight to Texas
American soldier, Travis King, ran into North Korea while on a South Korean tour group after missing a flight to Texas. King had spent two months in American military detention for unruly behavior, including assaulting a South Korean civilian. The Pentagon confirmed that King crossed the border without authorization and voluntarily.
#culture
Daily Wire: Reviewers: ‘Barbie’ Movie Is A ‘Deeply Feminist Adventure’ That’s ‘Poking Fun At The Patriarchy’
Greta Gerwig's upcoming "Barbie" movie, according to early reviewers, is a feminist take on the classic doll. The film explores Barbie's journey as she leaves her sheltered world and encounters the real world, facing issues like misogyny and the lack of female representation in positions of power. It also delves into the role of Ken, who becomes enamored with the idea of patriarchy.
Daily Wire: National Endowment For The Arts Grants $35K To Transgender Dance Tour
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) granted $35,000 for a transgender dance tour led by a "queer choreographer." The performance explores transgender and queer futures through contemporary dance and physical theater.
#health
Flag And Cross: Espresso Shows Promise In Fighting Alzheimer's, Study Finds
Italian researchers have found that espresso coffee may help prevent the aggregation and condensation of Alzheimer's-associated tau proteins in the brain, which are a key cause of dementia. The study showed that espresso coffee, even when consumed in an Espresso Martini cocktail, can destroy these rogue proteins and protect neurons from being killed. The researchers identified caffeine, genistein, and other compounds in espresso that can inhibit the aggregation process of tau proteins.
Forbes: Teen Suicide Plummeted During Covid-19 School Closures, New Study Finds
A study shows that rates of suicide and suicide attempts among teenagers were lowest during the Covid-19 pandemic when schools were closed. Mental health in children and teenagers is at its worst while school is in session. The study also found that rates of suicidality differed by sex, age, and geographic areas, with higher rates among girls and in certain regions.
#education
Breitbart: UK Govt Delays School LGBT Guidance over Fears it May Break Law
The UK government is postponing guidance for schools on transgenderism due to concerns of violating the Equalities Act.
Fox News: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's Department of Education releases finalized new policies on transgender students
Virginia's Department of Education and Gov. Youngkin have released new policies for transgender students in public schools, aiming to increase parental rights and prevent discrimination. The policies include guidelines for restrooms, pronouns, and athletic participation.
#crime
Breitbart: 27 Bodies of Cartel Victims in Clandestine Gravesites near U.S. Border in Mexico
Activists uncover 27 cartel victims buried in clandestine graves in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. Government officials' claims of improved safety in the region contradicted.
PJ Media: Exclusive: Child Trafficking Rescuer Highlights Horrors of Online Sexual Exploitation
Child sex trafficking in the United States is driven by social media and the demand for child pornography. The Asservo Project, founded by Joseph Sweeney, works to rescue trafficked children and educate the public about the exploitation of children. Predators manipulate young people through relationships and collect personal information to exploit them. Parents are encouraged to monitor their children's online activities.
Fox News: Philadelphia drive-by shooting injures 5 at vigil for victim killed in gun violence, police say
Gunmen open fire at a vigil in Philadelphia, injuring five people. The shooting occurred during a memorial for a man killed in another shooting. Three suspects, all black men, are wanted in connection with the incident. The victims are in stable condition.
PJ Media: State Supreme Court Decision Makes Illinois the First State to Get Rid of Cash Bail
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned a ruling and decided to eliminate cash bail, despite concerns about increased crime. The new law, set to take effect in September, will allow suspects to leave jail without posting bail while awaiting trial, unless they are deemed a threat to the public. Critics argue that this decision puts the safety of Illinois residents at risk.
#sports
Newsbusters: Spanish Golfer Jon Rahm Warns Climate Protestors Against Targeting British Open
Just Stop Oil disrupt major sporting events in Britain, including Wimbledon, horse racing, and cricket. They plan to target the upcoming British Open . Golfer Jon Rahm warns protesters they could face consequences if they interfere with the tournament.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Bison Attack in National Park Leaves Minnesota Woman with "Severe Injures"
A bison severely injures two women in separate attacks in national parks. The incidents are still under investigation.
#technology
Breitbart: Exclusive: Consumer Groups Pressure Congress to Stop Car Companies from Spying on Americans
Consumer rights and privacy advocates are calling on lawmakers to give car owners control over the data generated by their vehicles. They argue that the collection and usage of personal data by vehicles, especially autonomous vehicles, poses a threat to consumers, particularly with China's involvement. Car manufacturers have faced criticism for assuming control of this data, which some believe is more personal and valuable than data collected by Big Tech. The ownership of this data by automakers also raises concerns about user privacy and the balance of power between the U.S. and China.
#other
Fox News: Jason Aldean's controversial 'Small Town' video cut by CMT, song skyrockets to number 1 amid backlash
Country singer Jason Aldean has faced backlash and lost support from Country Music Television (CMT) for his music video "Try That In A Small Town," which some have deemed a "pro-lynching song." Aldean denies these claims and states that the video features real news footage from the 2020 riots. The video has been removed from circulation, but the controversy has propelled the song to become iTunes' No. 1 song.
Aldean's record label, BBR Music Group, did not provide a reason for CMT pulling the video. The production company defended the location of the video, which is a popular filming spot outside of Nashville. Aldean responded to the criticism on social media, stating that the song does not reference race and that he has firsthand experience with mass violence.
Fox News: Maine Gov. Janet Mills expands abortion access later in pregnancy if deemed medically necessary by doctor
Maine's Democratic Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill allowing abortions at any stage of pregnancy if medically necessary. The law is one of the nation's least restrictive, expanding abortion access without restrictions on timing. The decision was influenced by the story of a Maine veterinarian who traveled to Colorado for an abortion at 32 weeks after discovering her unborn son had a fatal condition.
The Blaze: Tucker Carlson’s replacement invited his DEMOCRAT MOTHER onto his FIRST show
Fox News has taken an unconventional approach by featuring Jesse Watters' mother on his new show. She gives him advice that goes against the views of Fox News' audience, causing some to question the decision.
Flag And Cross: Flash Flood Emergency In Western Kentucky Prompts Evacuations
Flash floods caused by heavy rain in western Kentucky prompt evacuations and water rescues. The National Weather Service warns of catastrophic flood damage.