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#illegals
The New American: Report Accuses Mayorkas of "Dereliction of Duty" - The New American
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has been accused of dereliction of duty in securing the nation's border in a report by the House Committee on Homeland Security. The report alleges that Mayorkas refused to enforce laws, implemented reckless open-border policies, and made misleading statements. It highlights his abuse of authority and disregard for immigration laws, including mass-paroling inadmissible aliens into the United States.
#politics
Breitbart: Boygenius Singer Lucy Dacus Suggests Obama Is a 'War Criminal' over His Summer Playlist
Lucy Dacus, a member of the band Boygenius, referred to former President Barack Obama as a "war criminal" after he included one of their songs in his summer playlist. The reason behind her statement remains unclear. Boygenius consists of Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, and Julien Baker, and their song "Not Strong Enough" was released this year. The band has been vocal about their political beliefs, including opposing anti-grooming legislation.
Fox News: Biden admin urges Supreme Court to reinstate major gas pipeline in West Virginia
The Biden administration is asking the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling and reinstate the Mountain Valley Pipeline. The federal government argues that the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals violated federal statute by staying the MVP project. The Fiscal Responsibility Act fast-tracked federal permits for the pipeline and shifted judicial review jurisdiction away from the 4th Circuit.
A coalition of environmental groups and other plaintiffs are urging the Supreme Court to keep the stay on the Mountain Valley Pipeline. However, fossil fuel industry groups, lawmakers, and labor unions are calling on the court to vacate the stay. The pipeline's developer argues that lawful orders issued by the legislative and executive branches must be followed.
Fox News: Report criticizes London police's misuse of counter-terrorism powers during detention of French publisher
London police inappropriately used counter-terrorism powers to detain a French publisher on suspicion of involvement in violent protests. The publisher, Ernest Moret, was stopped at St. Pancras Station, questioned for hours, and arrested for refusing to provide his phone's passcode. The report criticizes the use of counter-terrorism laws for non-terrorism-related investigations.
The Blaze: Does THIS FBI document PROVE Biden SOLD OUT the country?
Joe Biden may have been involved in a pay-to-play scheme in Ukraine, hiring his son Hunter to protect a company from investigation. The scheme allegedly involved Hunter and Joe pressuring Burisma executives to retain Hunter and remove the prosecutor investigating the company. This raises concerns about Biden's integrity and potential corruption.
The Blaze: Coutts claimed it de-banked Nigel Farage for financial reasons. The Brexiteer has since obtained the real reasons — and an apology from the bank president.
Nigel Farage reveals that Coutts bank closed his account for political reasons, contrary to their earlier claim of financial reasons. The bank document cites Farage's controversial public comments as the basis for closing his account.
PJ Media: The Real Reason Democrats Should Fear a Third Party
Democrats are terrified of a potential Donald Trump presidency. They are worried about a third-party candidate taking votes away from Joe Biden and allowing Trump to win. Biden's unpopularity, concerns about his age and cognitive abilities, the war in Ukraine, and the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates all pose challenges for his administration. However, replacing Biden as the nominee in 2024 is still a bad bet for Democrats.
Washington Free Beacon: Harvard Law Professor Tells Biden He Can Ignore the 'MAGA' Supreme Court
Harvard and San Francisco State professors advise President Biden to disregard Supreme Court rulings on issues like affirmative action, urging him to follow his own interpretation of the Constitution. They claim that Biden should declare his administration guided by alternative constitutional interpretations. The professors' suggestion aligns with their support for court-packing and is based on the theory of "Popular Constitutionalism."
#society
Newsbusters: She's the Man: Meet the Newest 'Miss Netherlands'
In a surprising turn of events, a biological male, Rikkie Valerie Kolle, has been crowned Miss Universe Netherlands and will represent the country in the upcoming competition. Many are questioning the decision, as Kolle's appearance as a man is difficult to overlook. It seems that the focus on inclusivity and identity politics has taken precedence over true beauty and talent in this case.
Flag And Cross: Oil Protesters' Attempt to Disrupt British Open Thwarted by American Player and Gas-Powered Devices
Environmental activists from the group Just Stop Oil lit a flare at the British Open golf course, but their protest was quickly cleaned up and play was not disrupted. Four individuals were arrested, and American golfer Billy Horschel helped apprehend one of the protesters. Just Stop Oil tweeted about the incident, but their impact was minimal.
Newsbusters: Bank Rejects Parents Group Who Protests Child 'Transitions'
A U.K. parents group called "Our Duty" was denied a business account by Metro Bank because they opposed transgender medical procedures for children. The bank claimed the group's beliefs conflicted with their own ideas. This highlights a trend of banks denying service based on social justice ideals.
Forbes: ‘90 Day Finance’ Exclusive: Kimberly Explodes At TJ In ‘The Other Way’ Sneak Peek
Kimberly is upset with TJ over the condition of their apartment in Jaipur.
The New American: American Propaganda - The New American
This podcast episode discusses American propaganda within the last 50 years, focusing on a classified document in 1967 that advised CIA agents to use their contacts to propagandize Americans about the Warren Commission Report. The episode highlights that propaganda is not limited to totalitarian regimes and explores ways for patriotic Americans to counteract it.
Fox News: Texas A&M president out after hiring journalist with controversial DEI past
Texas A&M University's president, Katherine Banks, has resigned due to negative press and pushback over the hiring of a Black journalist. Republican lawmakers are targeting diversity programs in colleges, and criticism arose over the journalist's work on race and diversity. The hiring process was deemed flawed, leading to national publicity and accusations of interference. []
#war
Foreign Policy: Sanctions Haven’t Stopped Russians From Having Their Fun in the Sun
Russian charter airline Azur Air and Aeroflot are using US-sanctioned Boeing planes to transport Russian tourists to popular vacation destinations like Antalya, Phuket, Dubai, and Maldives. Western governments had commanded Western firms to remove their leased aircraft from Russia after the war in Ukraine began, but before most of them could be removed, the Russian government seized about 400 of them. The US government sanctioned dozens of Boeing aircraft belonging to Russian airlines and banned Boeing from servicing their planes. However, the sanctioned planes are still being refueled and experts suspect they also receive maintenance on their foreign stops.
Foreign Policy: Russia Declares War on Wheat, Peas, and Barley
Russia has escalated its war on Ukraine's grain exports, causing wheat prices to soar. The Russian Defense Ministry has threatened to attack any vessels en route to Ukrainian ports, potentially causing food shortages. The US and its NATO allies are unable to conduct freedom of navigation operations in the Black Sea due to constraints and Russia's influence.
Euromaidan Press: Armed forces of Belarus active in areas bordering Ukraine – General Staff
Belarusian armed forces active on Ukraine border. Russian army continues to attack Ukraine, killing civilians. Heavy fighting in several regions.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Blinken Calls for Engagement With China After State Department Hack
The United States' top diplomat, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, is calling for increased diplomatic engagement with communist China following a massive hack of State Department emails by China-linked cybercriminals. Blinken stated that more visits between U.S. and Chinese officials will be announced in the coming months, emphasizing the importance of communication. Multiple unclassified U.S. government emails were intercepted by China-linked hackers, leading to concerns about cybersecurity and potential state-sponsored hacking.
Breitbart: North Korea May Consider Nuclear Attack Due to U.S. Sub in South Korea
North Korea warns of a possible nuclear attack after the deployment of the USS Kentucky submarine to South Korea. The North Korean defense minister claims that the presence of an American nuclear submarine indicates an imminent nuclear attack by the United States.
Breitbart: Rob Malley, Biden's Suspended Iran Envoy, May Have Committed 'Treason': McCaul
Rep. Michael McCaul criticized the State Department for failing to inform Congress about the suspension of Rob Malley, the Iran envoy for President Biden, who has been accused of mishandling classified materials. McCaul expressed concerns about the possibility of treason, as Malley had access to sensitive information that could have been shared with foreign adversaries. Malley played a role in the 2015 nuclear deal that Trump abandoned, and his suspension has raised further questions about the reliability of his information on the Iran deal.
Fox News: Repatriation of tragic shipwreck victims: Bodies of 4 Pakistani migrants returned home after disaster
Four bodies of Pakistani migrants who died in a deadly shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea have been repatriated, marking the first identified casualties from the incident. The Pakistani government is expecting more remains to be returned soon.
#economy
Forbes: The Land Of The Energy Poor
Over a third of American households are experiencing energy insecurity due to the rising cost of energy, forcing families to make difficult tradeoffs and live without basic energy needs. Low-income households are particularly affected, with an average energy-insecure household paying $300 more in annual energy bills. Deep-rooted inequities in energy, housing, and social systems are exacerbating the problem. The impact of state-level climate policies on low-income communities is six times greater than on middle-income communities, demonstrating the unintended consequences of these policies.
Breitbart: Sen. Hawley Promotes Raising Tariffs on China: 'Rebuild the Middle Class'
Senator Josh Hawley believes that raising tariffs on China and bringing back jobs from overseas will help rebuild the middle class in the United States. He introduced bills that would impose higher tariffs on imports from China and revoke China's normal trade relations status. Hawley argues that this would bring industry and good blue-collar jobs back to America, benefiting the middle class and rebuilding communities. He emphasizes the need for good-paying jobs that people can raise a family on.
#military
Fox News: Deadly crash of Marine Osprey last year was caused by mechanical failure, report says
Marine V-22 Osprey crash in California caused by mechanical failure, ruling out pilot or maintenance errors. Five Marines died. No disciplinary actions to be taken. Clutch engagement failure led to engine failure; changes and replacements have reduced risk by 99%.
#culture
Fox News: Tony Bennett in his own words: 'I feel that I have been truly blessed'
Legendary singer Tony Bennett has passed away at the age of 96. In his autobiography, "The Good Life," Bennett reflected on his journey from his immigrant grandparents' courage to his own perseverance and success. He acknowledged the sacrifices his family made and the hardships they faced in order to start a new life in the United States.
#health
The Epoch Times: 5 Skin Care Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Youthful Glow
Proper skin care can slow down the aging process. Protecting the skin from the sun, using sunscreen and moisturizer daily, quitting smoking, moderate alcohol consumption, regular exercise, and maintaining a healthy diet can all contribute to youthful-looking skin.
The Epoch Times: 'Serious Doubt' Raised About COVID-19 Vaccine Safety After Forced Release of 15,000 Pages of Clinical Trial Data
Conservative advocacy group DTR obtained 15,000 pages of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial data, revealing concerns about the vaccine's safety and the FDA's approval standards. The documents show that autopsies were not performed on many individuals who died after receiving the vaccine, raising doubts about the cause of death. The data also highlights cases of neurological disorders and serious adverse events associated with the vaccine.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Prince Andrew Met Epstein While He Was Under House Arrest, Reveal Court Documents Contradicting His Claims
Emails released in a lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase contradict Prince Andrew's claim of only seeing Jeffrey Epstein once after Epstein's release from jail. Epstein's emails show that Andrew stayed in contact with him, even asking about meeting up. The revelations are damaging to Andrew's defense and the victims of Epstein are outraged.
The Epoch Times: FBI Wrongly Searched Surveillance Data for US Senator's Name, Court Finds
FBI personnel conducted inappropriate searches of foreign surveillance data, specifically using the last names of a US senator, a state senator, and a state judge. The searches were found to be in violation of the FBI's internal standards. The court ruling also revealed that the FBI improperly used warrantless search powers against American citizens numerous times.
The Blaze: San Fran business owner goes ballistic on city leaders after being assaulted by homeless man urinating in street: 'This is f***ing bulls**t'
A San Francisco sandwich shop owner confronts a homeless man urinating on the street, gets punched in the face in response. The owner expresses frustration with the city for not addressing crime and homelessness.
#sports
Fox News: Vermont snowboarding coach files lawsuit after getting fired for sharing views on trans athletes
A former high school snowboarding coach in Vermont has filed a federal lawsuit against the school, claiming he was fired for expressing his religious beliefs and views on transgender athletes. The coach, David Bloch, was allegedly terminated after discussing his opinion on trans athletes during a conversation with two athletes. The lawsuit argues that Bloch's termination violated his constitutional right to freedom of speech.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: [ICAST 2023]Best New Freshwater Fishing Reel - Shimano Stradic FM
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Summary: Shimano has released their new freshwater fishing reel, the Stradic FM, which incorporates the latest reel technologies. It features InfinityXross tech for improved gear durability and a smoother feel, as well as Shimano's cold-forged Hagane system for superior strength. Other premium features include InfinityDrive, Duracross Drag, X-Protect water-repellent coating, and Anti-Twist Fin. The reels will be available in October 2023, with prices ranging from $199.99 to $229.99.
#other
Fox News: 'The View' co-creator dead at 68
Bill Geddie, co-creator of "The View," died at 68 due to heart-related issues. He worked closely with Barbara Walters and produced her TV specials. Geddie was pushed out of his role in 2014. He had a successful career in television and won multiple Emmys.