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#illegals
The Epoch Times: GOP Report Accuses DHS Secretary of 'Actively' Encouraging 'Mass Illegal Immigration'
Republicans accuse DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of intentionally allowing mass illegal immigration and neglecting his duty to secure the nation's borders. The GOP report claims that Mayorkas has implemented open-border policies that have spread millions of illegal aliens throughout the United States, sparking the border crisis. It also states that he has ignored immigration laws, misused humanitarian parole, and disregarded court orders.
#politics
Fox News: Whistleblower confirms attorney refused Hunter charges, RFK Jr. on censorship and more top headlines
Fox News Channel launches its new primetime lineup, featuring shows like "The Ingraham Angle" and "Jesse Watters Primetime." Meanwhile, a whistleblower confirms an attorney who donated to Biden's campaign refused to bring charges against Hunter Biden.
The Federalist: 6 Ridiculous Narratives Dems Tried In Response To Whistleblowers
Democrats tried to shift the focus away from the testimony of IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler during a House Oversight Committee hearing. They attacked Donald Trump and his associates, dismissed allegations against Hunter Biden, and accused Republicans of exaggerating a "two-tier justice system." Democrats also attempted to downplay the role of Rudy Giuliani and an arms dealer in the investigation, and insisted that the whistleblowers misunderstood the difference between a special counsel and a special attorney. Finally, Democrats claimed that there was no evidence of misconduct or favoritism, despite the existence of texts, emails, bank records, and statements from former business partners implicating the Bidens.
Flag And Cross: Deputy Canadian Opposition Leader Embraces Pro-Israel Stance
Melissa Lantsman, the deputy Canadian opposition leader, has become a prominent figure within the Conservative Party, following in the pro-Israel footsteps of former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Lantsman, who comes from a strong Jewish background, is committed to supporting Israel and combating antisemitism. She also plans to tackle other issues such as affordability, terrorism, religious freedoms, and freedom of the press. Lantsman believes that media descriptions of her based on her religion and sexual orientation are lazy and overlook other important aspects of her identity. +
The Economist: Why Spain’s successful prime minister might lose his job
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the Popular Party in Spain, is hoping to capitalize on the polarizing nature of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Feijóo promises a tougher stance on issues such as dealing with separatist parties and restoring the crime of sedition. However, Sánchez tries to paint Feijóo as being aligned with the far-right Vox party, making the case that voting for the Popular Party would result in a fragmented government.
National Review: Has ESG’s Moment Passed?
Congressional Republicans are criticizing ESG investing for its unclear goals, politicized portfolios, and disappointing returns. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has backtracked on his support for ESG, admitting that it may compromise the savings of many Americans. Different companies have different interpretations of ESG, making it difficult to define precisely. GOP representatives have proposed legislation to rein in ESG and focus on investors' financial returns. Studies show that ESG does not necessarily reduce risk or improve returns. Fink's change in tone suggests that ESG may be losing its popularity.
Fox News: Biden under pressure to act on reparations as movement to make amends for slavery gains steam
President Joe Biden is facing pressure to support legislation or take unilateral action on reparations for Black Americans. Cities, states, and federal lawmakers have introduced proposals to address the wealth gap between White and Black people. Biden has been mostly silent on the issue, leading to frustration among activists and some Democrats. (, )
Liberty Nation: The False Economy of the 2024 Race
DC's agreement to avoid fiscal responsibility fuels ongoing negligence and burden shifting.
#society
Flag And Cross: Nursing Home Launches 'Adopt A Grandparent' Campaign To Combat Elderly Loneliness
A nursing home in Leicester, England, has introduced a campaign called "adopt a grandparent" to combat loneliness among elderly residents. Families with young children visit the care home to spend time with seniors, creating multi-generational relationships and helping to combat isolation. The initiative has been successful so far, leaving a smile on residents' faces for days.
The Epoch Times: EDITORIAL: Why Falun Gong Matters
Today marks the 24th anniversary of the persecution of Falun Gong, a spiritual discipline in China. The Chinese Communist Party has launched a brutal campaign against peaceful meditators, subjecting millions to torture and forced organ harvesting. It's a battle between good and evil, with Falun Gong practitioners standing for truth and compassion, while the CCP seeks to maintain its power through oppression. The world must recognize the CCP's agenda and choose which side to stand on. The Epoch Times remains committed to exposing this underreported story.
Fox News: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul considers ban on hunting contests that target coyotes, rabbits, raccoons
Animal rights activists are calling for a ban on wildlife hunting contests in New York, arguing that they are cruel and wasteful. These contests, which involve hunting animals like coyotes and foxes, have been held for decades and draw families while raising money for community groups. Supporters of the contests argue that they are an important part of rural life and help to control wildlife populations. The proposed ban is currently under review by Governor Kathy Hochul (, ).
Fox News: German authorities search for lion suspected of being on the loose around Berlin
Authorities in Berlin's southern suburbs issued a warning about a potential lioness on the loose. Residents were advised to stay indoors and bring their pets inside. A search operation involving a vet, hunters, and helicopters was launched to find the animal.
Red State: 'How Dare You': Obstetrician Is Appalled by the Claim That Men Don't Give Birth
Advancements in reproductive technology have made it possible for men to give birth. A TikTok video featuring a doctor advocating for inclusive language and recognizing that not all individuals who give birth are women has sparked controversy. The debate over the inclusion of transgender individuals within the LGBTQ+ community continues, with some arguing that transgender identities invalidate homosexuality. The tension between the "LGB" and "T" communities is evident in the hashtag . An OBGYN, Dr. Danielle Jones, supports the idea of expectant men and encourages people to respect individuals' chosen identities.
Fox News: Christians arrested for maskless outdoor church service to get payout from liberal college town
A liberal college town settles with three Christian churchgoers for $300,000 after they were arrested for not wearing masks at an outdoor service. The city of Moscow violated their First and Fourth Amendment rights.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukraine responds to Russia’s attack on Odesa port by hitting huge ammunition depot in Crimea
The Russo-Ukrainian war escalates as Russia targets Odesa port and Ukraine retaliates by hitting a large ammunition depot in Crimea. Both sides exchange missile strikes, causing significant damage to infrastructure and civilian areas.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: A stirring speech to Congress from Israel's president
Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog honors Jewish month of Av and celebrates Israeli independence with the US. He thanks Congress for their support and emphasizes the importance of the US-Israel partnership in combating Iran's nuclear threat. Herzog also calls for peace with Palestinian neighbors but condemns terrorism and glorification of terrorists. Congress responds with multiple standing ovations.
The Epoch Times: James Cleverly Says UK 'Keen to Work Internationally' on AI Safety, Including China
The UK is willing to collaborate with China on AI and wants to work internationally to ensure protection. They are considering inviting Chinese leader Xi Jinping to an AI summit. MI6 Director Richard Moore warns about China's use of AI for propaganda and the collection of big data. China's advantage in AI may not be as significant as it seems, with homogeneity in data and limitations in certain areas of AI development. The number of research papers and patents from China may not reflect the quality of their advancements.
#economy
Forbes: The Good News And The Bad News About Netflix’s Password Sharing Crackdown
Netflix used to take a lenient approach to password sharing, but with slowing growth and subscribers leaving, they introduced "paid sharing" to crack down on unauthorized sharing. Despite backlash, the program has been successful and Netflix gained 5.9 million new subscribers since March. This is good news for Netflix in a struggling industry, but a middle-ground solution for sharing passwords seems to be working.
Flag And Cross: Tesla CEO Musk Uncertain About Global Economy As Interest Rates Threaten Car Affordability.
EV giant Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) may further reduce prices on its vehicles due to the increase in interest rates. CEO Elon Musk acknowledged that the affordability of debt-financed purchases decreases as interest rates rise. Despite uncertainty in the global economy, Musk indicated that if market conditions remain stable, prices will stay the same, but if they become unstable, prices will be lowered. Tesla has been engaged in a price war in the EV market since January, resulting in better deliveries for the company.
#military
The Federalist: Biden Nominee For Top Pentagon Job Is Unapologetic DEI Activist
Gen. Charles Q. Brown's support for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (DEI) is causing damage to the reputation and readiness of the United States military. Under his leadership, the Air Force's military strength has significantly declined. Brown's prioritization of DEI over crucial concerns, like the pilot deficit, raises concerns about his ability to effectively lead the military during these turbulent times.
Euromaidan Press: The US announced a new $1.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine procured from industry
The US announced a $1.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine procured from industry, including air defense systems and other equipment.
#culture
American Thinker: Remember when when Doc, Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Bashful and Sneezy didn't push their sexual orientation?
"Snow White" is a classic Disney movie that used to be enjoyed without controversy. Now, critics complain about her skin color and the prince's kiss. Some claim it promotes sexual violence. This self-inflicted mess shows Disney's disregard for finances.
#health
The Economist: This week’s cover
Fertility technology offers hope to parents, but IVF still faces challenges.
The Epoch Times: Twin sisters receive heartwarming birthday card from their late father who lost his battle to a brain tumor
A dying father wrote birthday cards for his twin daughters for the next 30 years. He battled a brain tumor and wanted to leave them a message every year. Despite his illness, he consoled others and thought of his daughters. His wife is now campaigning for increased funding for brain tumor research.
#education
National Review: The Struggle for Legal Equality Isn’t Over Yet
Politicians and university presidents are determined to maintain affirmative action in college admissions, despite its legality. They are exploring alternatives like geography or family wealth to promote diversity, but face potential legal issues. The fight for equal opportunities in education will be challenging but ultimately victorious.
Fox News: 'I called them out': Dad who tossed chicken feed during school board meeting explains activism against board
South Carolina dad protests explicit books in schools by throwing chicken feed at board meeting. Believes another disruption needed for action.
#crime
Fox News: Suspected Long Island serial killer's duck hunting could have been perfect cover for hiding bodies
Architect and suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann may have used a flat-bottomed boat to dispose of bodies at Gilgo Beach. Access to a boat and knowledge of the waters would have allowed him to go undetected. The marsh where the victims were found is directly south of a boat ramp near Heuermann's home.
#outdoors
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#other
Forbes: H1-B Visa Program Introduced In Canada Faced Unexpected Results
A new Canadian program offered a three-year open work permit to U.S. H-1B visa holders, attracting attention due to limitations of the American program. Unfortunately, the program closed in one day, causing frustration for many applicants. The challenge now is to distinguish between run-of-the-mill workers and those with specialized skills.
National Review: Discovering Joan Brown, a San Francisco Star
Joan Brown was a San Francisco artist known for her unique and eclectic style. Her art, which defies categorization, is characterized by bright colors, copious patterns, and whimsical yet serious subjects. Despite being well-known in San Francisco, she remained relatively unknown in Pittsburgh until a recent exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art. Brown's work, spanning multiple decades and styles, showcases her fearless experimentation and her deep appreciation for art history. Her paintings often feature animals and incorporate elements of spirituality, and her sculptures, while not as well-known as her paintings, are just as delightful. Overall, the exhibition celebrates Brown's vibrant and inspiring career.
