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#illegals
Forbes: Texas Governor Refuses To Remove Floating Border: ‘I’ll See You In Court, Mr. President’
Texas Gov. Greg Abbot refuses to remove floating barriers and razor wire fence intended to deter immigration across the Rio Grande river, defying a Department of Justice deadline. Abbot accuses President Joe Biden of failing to enforce immigration laws and violating his obligation to defend the states against invasion. The governor faces possible legal action from the federal government.
#politics
PJ Media: As China’s International Behavior Worsens, Jimmy Lai Languishes in Jail
Jimmy Lai, a wealthy media mogul, is imprisoned by the Chinese government for protesting for human rights in Hong Kong. The government aims to crush dissent and control the city, using questionable security laws. Lai's son and legal team have urged the UN to support his release, facing interruptions and dismissive comments from China. Meanwhile, the CCP has placed bounties on exiled Hong Kong activists, and the Biden administration's response to human rights abuses in China is questionable. The West must decide whether to acquiesce to the CCP or take bold action.
The Epoch Times: PM Says He Doesn't Want to 'Hassle' Families With Net Zero Amid Party Pressure
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak refuses to hassle families with net zero targets amid pressure from his own party. Tory MPs, including Jacob Rees-Mogg, call for a rethink of net zero deadlines after concerns about London's ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ). The government is committed to banning petrol and diesel cars by 2030, but there is debate over the pace and cost of the transition.
Fox News: Club for Growth doles out $20M to protect conservative House Republicans who opposed McCarthy speakership
The conservative Club for Growth pledges $20 million to support House Republicans who opposed Kevin McCarthy's speakership bid. The organization aims to ensure that these members, especially the freshman incumbents, have the necessary backing to win their primaries and beat Democratic challengers. They also plan to target moderates who may challenge these members in the future.
The Epoch Times: Over 300,000 Chinese Officials Probed for Graft in 1st Half of 2023
The Chinese Communist Party's anti-corruption campaign continues with the highest number of officials investigated in a decade. Most of those investigated are low-ranking members, while only 36 cases involve high-ranking officials. The campaign is seen as a power struggle within the Party.
National Review: The Corner: New Poll: Almost Two-Thirds of Likely Voters Support Ending Biden’s Loan Cancellation Plan
A majority of voters agree with the Supreme Court's ruling against President Biden's student loan forgiveness program. 63% approve of the court's decision, while 31% disapprove.
Fox News: Biden State Department in the hot seat after millions of dollars in 'pet projects' reviewed
Senator Eric Schmitt is demanding answers from Secretary of State Antony Blinken regarding the State Department's spending on "pet projects" like diversity initiatives and environmental funding abroad. Schmitt argues that this money could have been used to address passport processing delays faced by his constituents. He criticizes the Biden administration's misplaced priorities and vows to investigate the irresponsible spending.
Fox News: Biden threatens to veto GOP spending bills that defund diversity, LGBT, abortion initiatives
President Biden is threatening to veto Republican-led spending bills that would defund progressive policies on abortion, diversity, and LGBTQ issues. The White House strongly opposes the bills, citing harm to clean energy, energy efficiency initiatives, and rural America. The draft bills include provisions that harm reproductive health care, LGBTQ+ Americans, marriage equality, climate change initiatives, and diversity efforts. The White House accuses Republicans of imposing draconian cuts and wasting time with partisan bills. The bills are unlikely to receive Democratic support and will require GOP support to pass.
The Blaze: RFK Jr. calls for a 'real investigation' into Joe Biden and his family's foreign dealings
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a top Democratic rival of President Joe Biden, joins Republicans in calling for an investigation into the allegations of corruption involving the Biden family. Fox News' Maria Bartiromo discusses the House Oversight Committee's acquisition of evidence related to the financial dealings of the Bidens and raises questions about what Biden may have sold abroad in exchange for the money. Kennedy acknowledges the need for a real investigation into the matter, stating that the revelations are troubling. The House Oversight Committee continues to probe Biden's alleged involvement in lucrative dealings with foreign nationals. Republican representatives have called for Biden's impeachment, but Biden remains reluctant to face his leading opponent in a Democratic primary debate.
#society
Daily Wire: Why We Need A Global Coalition To Fight Child Trafficking
Slavery remains a major issue, with over 27 million global victims of human trafficking. Child sex slavery is a growing crisis, with the United States being the top consumer of child exploitation material. The movie "Sound of Freedom" is raising awareness about this issue and sparking a national conversation. The government has lost track of 85,000 minors that crossed the border unaccompanied, putting them at risk of exploitation. A massive coalition is needed to tackle this $150 billion criminal enterprise. Child trafficking requires not only a rescue effort but also specialized aftercare to help survivors heal and move forward. Operation Underground Railroad and other organizations are working to combat human trafficking globally. The Spear Fund aims to finance and coordinate with anti-trafficking organizations to create a united front against the child trafficking cartels. Winning the war against child trafficking requires collective action.
Fox News: Climate activist Greta Thunberg fined by Swedish court for disobeying police during protest at oil facility
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was fined for disobeying the police during an oil facility protest. Thunberg argued that fighting the fossil fuel industry was self-defense against the climate crisis.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Spain sent to Ukraine four additional Leopard tanks, bringing the total to ten, armored vehicles and more
Spain sent four additional Leopard tanks to Ukraine, bringing the total to ten, along with other armored vehicles and aid.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Houston Woman Being Held in Dubai, Accused of Violating Behavior Laws by Screaming at Car Rental Worker
Tierra Young Allen, known as Sassy Trucker online, is currently detained in Dubai after being charged for screaming in public. She was involved in an accident and when she tried to retrieve her belongings from the rental car, complications arose, leading to a confrontation with an aggressive individual. Allen's passport has been confiscated and she is not allowed to leave Dubai. The incident is being seen as a form of extortion and blackmail by rental car companies.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Jim Cramer Sees Positive Signs In Commodity Prices And China's Economic Growth
CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer discusses economic growth and inflation, stating that there is no recession and that commodity prices are rebounding. The Baltic dry index, a key indicator of the Chinese economy's strength, has decreased significantly, potentially impacting global inflation. China's slower growth may release pressure on consumption and influence the EV market where it competes with the United States.
PJ Media: Solar Panels Don’t Really Help the Environment, but They Do Help Our Enemies
The Biden administration's investment in solar panels is revealed to be nearly as carbon-intensive as natural gas and benefits China. The figures influencing government net zero policy and investments in solar are based on questionable data, with Chinese manufacturers providing limited information. China dominates global solar production and has made a surge in recent years, thanks to government subsidies and cheap coal energy.
The Epoch Times: Seller Inflation Is a Myth Created by Statism
Neo-Keynesian experts wrongly blame corporations for causing inflation, when in reality it is the government's issuance of excess currency that leads to rising prices. Corporations actually work to lower prices through innovation and technology, and do not have the power to influence aggregate prices. Instead, it is the state, as the sole currency issuer, that monopolizes the economy and benefits from inflation.
#religion
The New American: Gallup: Majority of Americans Believe in God, Heaven, and Angels - The New American
Despite perceptions of increasing secularization, a recent Gallup poll shows that Americans are more religious than expected. Three-quarters believe in God, seven out of 10 believe in angels, and two out of three believe in heaven. Additionally, belief in hell and the devil is held by six out of 10 people. This contradicts the notion that evolution has supplanted religious beliefs, as only 11 percent of those polled identify as adherents to evolution.
#history
Spectator USA: Mick Jagger at eighty: the beginnings of a Rolling Stone
Mick Jagger's songwriting career includes a catchy tune promoting Kellogg's in 1963. Jagger's beginnings in Dartford, Kent, shaped him into the iconic rock star we know today.
The Epoch Times: Book Review: ‘Save the Last Bullet’
In "Save the Last Bullet: Memoir of a Boy Soldier in Hitler's Army," the German perspective of World War II is explored through the eyes of Wilhelm Langbein, who fought as a young boy on the Eastern Front. Langbein's experiences shed light on the propaganda used on the Hitler Youth and the devastating consequences of Germany's actions. The memoir captures the harsh reality of war and the resilience of one boy trying to retain his sanity and goodness.
#health
Fox News: AZ woman died on sweltering day after her electricity was cut off due to $51 debt; now companies must adapt
Stephanie Pullman died in Arizona after her power was cut off due to a $51 debt. Her death sparked efforts to prevent power shutoffs during extreme heat. Advocates called for stricter regulations, and the Arizona Corporation Commission issued a moratorium on summertime shutoffs. Other utilities also implemented date-based options for pausing disconnections. Efforts to assist low-income individuals with utility bills and repair faulty cooling systems were also increased. Pullman's case raised awareness about the dangers of extreme heat for vulnerable populations.
The Epoch Times: How to Find Happiness in the Modern World: Dr. Gad Saad
Dr. Gad Saad, a psychologist and author, discusses the real cause and potential solutions to the mental health crisis in the country, focusing on the topic of depression and general unhappiness.
#education
Daily Wire: STEM Students Troll Woke LGBT Survey — Researchers Blame ‘Rise Of Online Fascism’
Academic researchers faced offensive responses in an LGBT survey among STEM students, with 15% being malicious. Study focuses on engineering culture and online fascism.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Journalist Fighting to Obtain Nashville Shooter Manifesto Receives Chilling Death Threat: 'I'll Go to Prison to End You'
A journalist-businessman, Michael Patrick Leahy, is fighting to release the manifesto of a school shooter despite receiving threats. Leahy has filed a lawsuit to obtain the manifesto, which was written by Audrey Hale, the shooter responsible for a massacre at a Nashville Christian school. While authorities have a suspect in connection with the threats, they have refused to release the manifesto, citing the need to protect an ongoing investigation.
Fox News: Maine state police detective fatally shoots man who pointed gun at law enforcement, according to officials
A man was fatally shot by a state detective after pointing a gun at law enforcement during an arrest attempt. Detective put on leave.
The Epoch Times: Excavator Seen Digging in Backyard of Man Charged in Gilgo Beach Killings
Investigators are digging in the yard of a Long Island home, where Rex Heuermann was charged with killing three women and burying their remains. They have found over 100 firearms and are trying to determine if any of the killings occurred in the house. Heuermann has pleaded not guilty and is the prime suspect in the death of a fourth woman. Police are also searching his property in South Carolina and looking for evidence related to the killings.
Fox News: Father of Colts’ safety Rodney Thomas II indicted over fatal shooting of bald eagle
Rodney Thomas, father of Indianapolis Colts safety Rodney Thomas II, has been indicted for shooting and killing a bald eagle in Pennsylvania. The U.S. Attorney General's office is committed to prosecuting wildlife offenses. If convicted, Thomas could face up to a year in prison.
Fox News: Volunteer Arizona firefighter arrested on multiple arson charges
An 18-year-old volunteer firefighter in northern Arizona has been arrested for setting multiple fires in the Ash Fork area. The firefighter is suspected of starting eight blazes, including fires at a gas station, cemetery, abandoned homes, and wildfires. He is facing charges of arson, criminal damage, and false reporting to law enforcement.
#sports
Fox News: NBA player Kyle Anderson, born in New York, obtains Chinese citizenship; will play for China in World Cup
Basketball player Kyle Anderson, who plays for the Minnesota Timberwolves, has obtained Chinese citizenship and will compete for China in the upcoming FIBA World Cup. Anderson's maternal grandmother has Chinese ancestry, allowing him to gain citizenship. It is unclear if he renounced his American nationality.
Forbes: The Beer City Pickleball Open treats The Johnson Siblings Well
The Johnson siblings dominated the 2023 Beer City Open in Michigan, winning multiple titles in the tournament. In the men's singles, Connor Garnett defeated Jaume Martinez Vich to take the gold, while Jorja Johnson emerged as the champion in the women's singles, defeating "Hurricane" Tyra Black. In the mixed doubles, the Johnson siblings teamed up to win the gold, while Dylan Frazier and Lauren Stratman settled for silver. In the men's doubles, Dylan Frazier and JW Johnson took home the gold, and the Kawamoto sisters emerged as the champions in the women's doubles. The Senior Pro competition saw Altaf Merchant and Dave Weinbach, Evelyn Welsher, and Evelyn Welsher and Altaf Merchant winning gold medals.
#outdoors
Fox News: Mountain lion spotted near South Dakota golf course
Residents in South Dakota are being warned about a mountain lion spotted near a golf course. The Sheriff's Office advises caution to keep children and pets safe.
Fox News: 2 hikers found dead in Nevada’s Valley of Fire State Park in scorching 114-degree heat
Two hikers found dead in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, due to excessive heat. One woman was found dead on the trail, while the body of the other was discovered in a canyon. The high temperature on Saturday was 114 F.
#technology
The Babylon Bee: Elon Musk Rebrands Twitter As 'X' After CEO Rejects His First Choice '69Boobies420'
Elon Musk rebrands Twitter as "X" after abandoning his proposal for the name "69Boobies420." Musk is disappointed with the decision and journalists speculate sinister intentions behind the new logo.
Forbes: TikTok Lets Users Post Text-Based Posts—Challenging Twitter And Instagram
TikTok now allows users to post written content on their app, similar to Instagram stories. This move puts TikTok in competition with Twitter and Instagram's text-only app. TikTok's new feature comes as Twitter faces challenges under Elon Musk's leadership.
#other
Newsbusters: Pitcher Steps Away From MLB To Be With Wife During Cancer Treatments
MLB player Chad Kuhl puts family before career, declines other team offers to support wife battling cancer.
Fox News: California reparations task force member defends cause as ‘no brainer': Benefits ‘can be easily provided’
Democratic Sen. Steven Bradford dismissed concerns about the financial costs and political will to deliver reparations to qualifying Black residents in California, saying they could "easily be provided." He argued that Black Californians were owed a debt for the work done by enslaved Black Americans and that other benefits such as free tuition and tax breaks could be given instead of cash payments. Bradford warned against focusing solely on cash payments and highlighted the need for atonement for years of free labor.
Red State: Vivek Ramaswamy Makes Moves as One Poll Shows Him Edging Past Ron DeSantis
A recent poll shows that if the presidential race were held today, former President Donald Trump would beat President Joe Biden. Trump continues to lead the Republican primary field and has a significant lead over other contenders, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy. Ramaswamy, a smart strategist, is positioning himself for a future administration, possibly Trump's. He has shown loyalty to Trump, condemned January 6, and pledged to pardon Trump if convicted. Ramaswamy's place as a political contender is solidified.
The Epoch Times: Sheet-Pan Garlic Butter Shrimp
This recipe for garlic butter shrimp is quick, easy, and perfect for parties. Serve it over pasta or with a baguette for a delicious meal. It takes just 20 minutes to make and requires minimal clean-up.
Daily Wire: ‘This Ain’t No Miranda Lambert Concert’: Vanilla Ice Mocks Country Star, Tells Fans To Take Selfies
Rapper Vanilla Ice supports fans taking selfies during his concert and mentions country star Miranda Lambert, who scolded fans for taking selfies during her show. Some fans applaud Lambert's reaction while others defend concertgoers' freedom to take selfies.
The Epoch Times: Install Attic Insulation
Installing blow-in insulation in an attic is a sound and cost-effective DIY project. Hiring a contractor costs $4,500, while doing it yourself saves 24% at $3,400. The job requires no-brainer skills and can be done with a blower machine or by hand. Safety precautions, such as wearing a respirator and knee pads, should be taken. Check out www.diyornot.com for more DIY project costs and information.
Spectator USA: Dancing weathermen are the best argument for the climate apocalypse yet
Local news anchors and weathermen are now going viral on TikTok by dancing and singing during their on-air reports, in an effort to make the news more entertaining. These moments help them build their following and potentially advance their careers. Many of these local TV stars believe they are spreading positivity, but some prefer the days when weathermen just read the forecast.