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#illegals
The Epoch Times: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Sends Fifth Bus of Illegal Immigrants to Los Angeles
Another bus of illegal immigrants arrives in downtown Los Angeles from Texas. The immigrants, including children, are sent to Cathedral High School in Chinatown for medical tests and resources. They are reunited with family members and many have filed for asylum.
Washington Free Beacon: Fifth Bus of Migrants Arrives in LA From Texas
A fifth bus of migrants arrives in sanctuary city LA from Texas. The city activated its plan to relocate them. Texas governor blames Biden for border crisis.
Texas faces legal battle with Biden administration over installation of buoys to deter illegal crossings in Rio Grande. Texas governor asserts state's right to defend its border.
#politics
Breitbart: Biden Vows to Veto Republican Spending Bills over Defunding Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Measures
President Biden threatens to veto House Republican spending bills if they pass, citing cuts to climate change programs, nutrition services, law enforcement, education, and healthcare. The bills also include provisions that harm reproductive healthcare, LGBTQ+ rights, and diversity initiatives.
National Review: Club for Growth Prepares War Chest to Reelect Rebels Who Delayed McCarthy’s Speakership
Conservative organization Club for Growth is allocating $20 million to support House Republicans who opposed Kevin McCarthy's speakership bid. The group aims to deter potential challengers by making their financial commitment public. The list includes prominent names like Scott Perry and Andy Biggs and also features freshman members who may be more vulnerable.
Breitbart: Report: Devon Archer, Key Biden Associate, Cancels Testifying Third Time
Devon Archer, a key player in the Biden family business, has canceled his scheduled appearance before the House Oversight Committee for the third time. Archer, who is under subpoena from the committee, is expected to provide testimony relevant to the committee's investigation into the Biden family's business deals abroad, particularly in China, Russia, and Ukraine. Archer was an influential member of the Biden family business, and his ties to Hunter Biden and involvement in various ventures are of significant interest to the committee.
American Thinker: Vivek promises to shut down specific government agencies on his first day
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy aims to curb the federal government and is gaining support for his opposition to wokism. He plans to shut down the FBI and other federal agencies using his executive power and legal authority, bypassing Congress. Ramaswamy targets the Department of Education for spreading wokeism and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for hindering nuclear energy development.
National Review: What Democratic Agenda?
The Republican Party dominates the headlines, while Democrats seem to be absent. President Biden lacks a clear agenda for a second term and has not gained excitement or support from Democratic voters. His economic policies are not viewed favorably by a significant portion of Democrats, and he promises a repeat of his first term. This lack of energy and dynamism from Democrats allows the Republican Party to hold the spotlight.
#society
The Epoch Times: Accidental Cannabis Poisoning in Kids Up Since Legalization: Federal Records
The number of children hospitalized for accidental cannabis poisoning has increased since marijuana was legalized in Canada in 2018. The hospitalization rate among children in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec was significantly higher during the period when cannabis products were accessible, especially among children under five. Most cases involved edible cannabis from unknown or illegal sources. The Canadian Pediatric Society had predicted this increase in hospitalizations, emphasizing that children and youth are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of recreational cannabis use.
The Epoch Times: RCMP Say Body Found of One of Four People Missing in Nova Scotia Floods
Four people, including two children, went missing during a weekend flood in Nova Scotia. Police found the body of a 52-year-old man and are working on identifying another set of remains. The heavy rain caused extensive damage, washing out roads and bridges and leaving at least 25 bridges and 50 roads significantly affected.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Germany Challenges China
Germany has changed its approach to China, becoming more cautious and hostile due to concerns about Beijing's attempts to undermine the international order and gain economic dominance. Germany aims to reduce dependence on China, strengthen security interests, and diversify supply chains away from China. This shift in strategy reflects Germany's independent decision rather than following the lead of the United States.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Swedish Firm Gives 'Unprofitable' UK Wind Farm the Boot Despite Global Green Agenda
Swedish energy giant Vattenfall has abandoned plans for the Norfolk Boreas windfarm project off the British coast due to economic challenges and a 40% increase in costs. The cancellation deals a blow to the renewable energy sector and leaves Vattenfall with a $536 million loss. The decision aligns with Sweden's recent shift to prioritize fossil-free electricity and nuclear power.
Forbes: Walmart Marketplace BrandVoice: How Businesses Can Leverage Marketplaces For Innovation And Explosive Growth
Walmart Marketplace has helped businesses transform their models, reach a larger customer base, and drive down costs. Cleancult saw 80% growth and expanded to physical Walmart stores. Miko experienced a 250% increase in page views and utilized Walmart Fulfillment Services for fast, free shipping. SJM Ventures tapped into the refurbished goods market and saw impressive sales growth. Marketplaces like Walmart are a game changer for eCommerce businesses.
Flag And Cross: AMC Entertainment's Preferred Equity Plan Rejected By Court, Raises Cash Concerns
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc is trending on social media as its shares soar following a court ruling. The ruling rejected a settlement proposal to convert preferred equity shares into common shares, prompting AMC to go back to the drawing board. CEO Adam Aron has emphasized the need to raise capital and avoid running out of cash by 2024 or 2025.
The Economist: Why Central Asians are flocking to Britain
Britain has seen an influx of Central Asian workers due to the war in Ukraine, with thousands of visas issued to harvest-pickers from countries such as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. The government is interested in fostering ties with these countries in order to reduce reliance on Russia and secure alternative suppliers of critical minerals.
The ruling Conservative Party faces a historic defeat in the voting booth, likely due to backlash over clean-air policies. However, the opposition Labour Party would also struggle to take a tough stance on China if they were to come into power.
The Epoch Times: In Letter to Chow, Freeland Puts Toronto Budget Bailout on Province's Shoulders
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland tells Mayor Olivia Chow that the Ontario government, not the federal government, should support Toronto's pandemic-affected finances, as they have the constitutional responsibility and fiscal capacity to do so. Freeland emphasizes that federal spending is "not infinite" and points out that the federal government has already provided significant support to the city.
#health
Skilled Survival: Wild Lettuce: How To Identify & Process It For Pain Relief
Learn how to identify, grow, and process wild lettuce for survival purposes. Wild lettuce, also known as Opium Lettuce, is a plant with medicinal properties that has been used since ancient times. It is legal in the United States and can be used as a painkiller, diuretic, sleep aid, and to treat anxiety and respiratory issues. It can be consumed as a tea or tincture, and can also be smoked. The plant can easily be identified by its bright green leaves, sap, and seed. Growing wild lettuce is simple, and it can be purchased online for personal use or trade.
Fox News: Dengue fever cases could reach near-record highs this year: What to know about the tropical infectious disease
The World Health Organization warns that cases of dengue fever are increasing due to global warming and the spread of mosquitoes. The disease is on the rise worldwide, with Europe and Peru being heavily affected. The US currently only has one approved dengue vaccine, which is limited to children and teenagers in Puerto Rico.
The Blaze: Someone at the White House might have Alzheimer’s– can you guess who?
Pat Gray suspects that someone at the White House has Alzheimer's, citing familiar symptoms like difficulty in social settings and forgetting recent events. He points out that simple instructions need to be written down for this person to follow. Keith confirms that the individual often gets lost. It is implied that the person in question is Joe Biden.
#education
The Blaze: CNN panelist calls out Kamala Harris for 'completely made up' claims about Florida curriculum after VP calls Supreme Court and FL lawmakers 'extremists'
Vice President Kamala Harris falsely claimed that Florida's new school curriculum teaches that slaves "benefitted from slavery."
The Epoch Times: Barbara Kay: The Bullying of Late Toronto Principal a Feature of DEI Training, Not a Bug
Richard Bilkszto, a retired school principal, felt harassed after a diversity training session and tragically took his own life. The incident highlights the need for open dialogue and respect in addressing issues of equity and inclusion.
#crime
Fox News: Texas police sting results in 28 suspected child predators arrested, 10 children rescued
In "Operation Hydra," Texas authorities arrested 28 people and rescued 19 children involved in the online distribution of child sexual abuse material. This operation highlights the need for proactive measures against these crimes.
The Blaze: Firefighter dead, another seriously injured after horrific shooting inside Alabama firehouse: 'In my 25 years on the job, this is my worst day'
Two firefighters in Alabama were shot by a suspect who walked into their fire station. One firefighter died and the other is in serious condition. The suspect fled the scene and is still at large.
Newsbusters: Florida Man Shoots & Kills Pregnant ‘Boyfriend’
A Florida man shoots and kills his pregnant transgender partner and then takes his own life. The couple had a volatile relationship with a history of arguments turning physical. The incident is being investigated as a domestic-related double murder-suicide.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Here's What Thru-Hikers Actually Eat in a Day
Four thru-hikers on long distance trails discuss their food choices and preferences. They experiment with different meals for variety and morale. One hiker packs out surprising foods from town, another struggles with being plant-based, one focuses on foods they know they will eat, and another tries to catch up on nutrients in town.
#technology
The Epoch Times: CAL FIRE Employs Artificial Intelligence for Firefighting
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) has partnered with the University of California San Diego to use artificial intelligence for early detection of wildfires. They have installed a network of high-definition cameras throughout California that provide 360-degree views and can detect wildfires up to 120 miles away at night. The cameras are connected to an AI system that analyzes the data and alerts first responders in real-time.
#other
Forbes: BTS’s Jung Kook Scores His First Hot 100 No. 1 On His Own With ‘Seven’
BTS singer Jung Kook's song "Seven" debuts at No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart with high sales and streams. It becomes his first solo No. 1 and top 10 hit on the chart.
The Epoch Times: Biden Administration Sued Over Alleged Harms of Biofuel Production
The Biden administration is facing a lawsuit from the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) over allegations that the Environmental Protection Agency's biofuel program is causing harm to endangered species. The lawsuit claims that the EPA did not properly assess the impact of the program on endangered species and water quality. The CBD argues that the program will result in the loss of land, increased pollution in streams and rivers, and the expansion of ocean dead zones.
The Epoch Times: The Joy of Small Comforts
On days when I feel drained and besieged, I recognize my state and ask myself what I need. Small comforts like a nap, a hot cup of tea, or a good book rejuvenate me. It's important to avoid overdoing these comforts, face discomfort when we can, let go of guilt, and be fully present to enjoy them.
Fox News: Washington Post tried to oust Bill Clinton but skips over Joe Biden's corruption. What changed?
The Washington Post was once known for its hard-hitting reporting, but in recent years it has become more focused on maintaining its subscriber base. The rise of the internet and the shift to a subscription-based business model has led to a decline in quality and a lack of coverage on important political scandals, such as the recent revelations about President Joe Biden. The newspaper is now more concerned with appeasing its readers than holding the powerful accountable.
Forbes: Jung Kook’s ‘Seven’ Was A Monster Success On Spotify In Its First Week
Jung Kook of BTS fame breaks records with his debut solo single "Seven," becoming the top-streamed song worldwide on Spotify. It accumulated nearly 90 million plays in just its first week, outperforming all other tracks.