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#illegals
Liberty Nation: An Administration Against Border Control?
Experts agree the US has a big illegal immigration problem caused by the left's desire for open borders. The current administration's policies, including the appointment of staff aiming to abolish ICE, have contributed to the ongoing border crisis. The Mexican cartels are working with Chinese transnational criminals to bring drugs and enhance crime in America, posing a significant threat to national security. The administration's border policies are disastrous and put all Americans at risk.
Top officials in the Biden administration, Avideh Moussavian and Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia, have controversial ideals regarding immigration. Moussavian implemented humanitarian parole programs and supports ending immigration detention altogether. Wadhia believes convicted felons shouldn't be deported and wants to reduce detention centers. Their positions reflect an administration that advocates for abolishing ICE, opposes enforcing immigration laws, and lacks concern for the American people and the rule of law. This leads to a massive influx of illegal migrants and undermines border security.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Mark Tushnet Wants Joe Biden to Become a Dictator
Mark Tushnet, a former Harvard Law professor, and a political-science professor have written an open letter to President Biden, urging him to ignore Supreme Court rulings they disagree with. Tushnet's approach is subjective and lacks objective arguments. He seeks to give the President the power to ignore the judiciary when it suits his political agenda, which is concerning.
Fox News: Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills vetoes bill aimed at prohibiting foreign influence in state elections
Democratic Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a bill aimed at prohibiting foreign influence in Maine elections, citing concerns about the constitutionality and potential suppression of legitimate voices. The bill was introduced after Quebec-owned Hydro-Quebec spent millions fighting a referendum.
Flag And Cross: Israeli Committee Approves Bill To Limit Supreme Court's Use Of Reasonableness
The Knesset committee approved a bill to limit the Supreme Court's use of the reasonableness standard. Opposition members objected, saying it would erode checks and balances. The vote followed a marathon session with many proposed amendments.
The Federalist: 10 Things The White House Insists You Believe About The Cocaine
The idiots running the asylum formerly known as Washington, D.C., aren’t even trying anymore. Now, the emperor knows he has no clothes and doesn't care. In their latest act of condescending foolery, they’ve flaunted a shameless cover-up or unbelievable incompetence regarding a mysterious cocaine baggie found in the White House.
Spectator USA: IRS whistleblowers allege special treatment for Hunter Biden
The Department of Justice denied agents investigating Hunter Biden access to evidence and witnesses, causing frustration for the agents involved. They claim that the US attorney in Delaware and prosecutors within the DoJ limited and marginalized the investigation. The agents also express concerns about discrepancies between Biden's plea deal and the originally discussed charges.
Liberty Nation: Whistleblowers Reveal Cover-Up in Hunter Biden Investigation
The House Oversight Committee has heard from two IRS whistleblowers who claim that the Hunter Biden tax investigation was handled differently from any other case. Warrants were delayed until after the 2020 election and charges were refused by the US attorney who donated to President Biden's campaign. Democrats on the committee showed disdain for the probe, while Republicans argue that there is a significant amount of evidence that cannot be ignored. The question remains as to whether there will be grand jury indictments and a thorough examination of the evidence to determine if crimes were committed or corruption was practiced.
#society
Daily Wire: DeSantis, Trump Respond To Attacks On Jason Aldean
Country music star Jason Aldean faces backlash for his song "Try That In A Small Town," accused of being racist and pro-lynching. Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump defend Aldean, calling the criticism meritless. Despite controversy, the song shoots to the top of all-genre and country music charts.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Data With Chinese Characteristics
China's GDP growth of 6.3% in Q2 is likely fake due to the government's desire to attract foreign capital. The government's manipulation of data is evident in the discrepancy between the GDP growth rate and other official data.
National Review: Nebraska Leads the Great Plains Tax Sweep
Nebraska leads the way in tax reform, cutting income and property taxes and becoming more economically competitive. Other states in the Great Plains region also implement tax cuts, signaling increased competitiveness and family friendliness. Nebraska's tax-relief package provides significant annual tax cuts per household and improves the state's overall competitiveness. By embracing interstate tax competition, Nebraska sets an example for other states to follow, encouraging increased investment and growth.
Flag And Cross: First-Time Investor Alfred Dzadey Amasses $5.5M Real Estate Portfolio In Just 3 Years
Alfred Dzadey becomes a successful real estate investor, building a portfolio worth $5.5 million by purchasing eight properties. After attending real estate classes and securing investments from family and friends, he quickly earns profits by renovating and renting out properties. Dzadey's equity grows to $1.5 million in just three years.
#education
Fox News: Now-former ASU donor decries college censorship after controversy over Kirk-Prager event
A millionaire donor withdraws $400,000 donation from Arizona State University. Criticizes intolerance of conservative voices.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Texas Elementary School Teacher Arrested for Allegedly Promoting, Transmitting Child Pornography
A Texas elementary school teacher has been arrested for allegedly promoting child pornography. Fabrizio Olague, a teacher at Chapel Hill Independent School District, was apprehended during a teacher's conference. Law enforcement agencies involved in the case are working together to gather evidence and ensure a thorough investigation. The school district has placed Mr. Olague on administrative leave and has no reason to believe the alleged crimes occurred on school property.
Fox News: Oklahoma prepares to execute man who fatally stabbed Tulsa mother in 1995
Jemaine Cannon, convicted of killing Sharonda Clark, is set to be executed in Oklahoma. Cannon claims self-defense.
#sports
Forbes: Thunder Summer League Notebook: What’s Next Following Two Week Stint?
The Oklahoma City Thunder had a successful NBA Summer League, testing out different lineups and evaluating players for upcoming decisions. They will need to make roster cuts before the start of the season, but some players stood out and helped their case for a spot. Additionally, the Thunder's incoming rookies showed promise and are expected to contribute immediately. The team's flexible rotations allow for unique lineup combinations. Overall, the summer league experience was important for the Thunder's future.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Could Receive Euro 2020 Winner In Possible Juventus Player Swap: Reports
FC Barcelona could potentially receive Federico Chiesa in a swap deal with Juventus for Franck Kessie. Both clubs are considering the exchange, with Barca looking to offload Kessie due to an overcrowded midfield and financial constraints. Chiesa, despite concerns about his fitness, is a highly-rated player sought after by several European clubs.
#other
Fox News: Jason Aldean's 'Small Town' video gets support from Travis Tritt: 'Damn the social media torpedoes'
Country musician Jason Aldean's controversial music video for "Try That In A Small Town" has sparked backlash, with some labeling it as dangerous, racist, and pro-lynching. Fellow musician Travis Tritt came to Aldean's defense on Twitter, stating that social media does not represent the majority of the population. Singer Sheryl Crow criticized the video as lame and promoting violence, to which Tritt fired back, accusing her of ignoring the violence from the Black Lives Matter and Antifa riots. Aldean has stood firm in releasing the video and denying accusations of promoting lynching or being against the BLM protests, citing his own connection to mass violence from the Route 91 Harvest music festival and the Nashville school shooting.
Forbes: Building A Loyal Restaurant Customer Base
Effective marketing is essential for thriving restaurants. It involves more than just advertising; it encompasses actions taken to connect with customers. Utilizing social media, engaging with customers online, and enlisting employees as brand ambassadors are all important strategies. Building a solid base of loyal customers who will spread the word about your restaurant is crucial for long-term success.