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#illegals
Fox News: ABC, CBS, NBC ignore drug trafficking, focus on ‘plight of illegal immigrants’ during border coverage: study
Evening newscasts on ABC, CBS, and NBC have focused on the "plight of illegal immigrants" and downplayed issues such as drug trafficking at the southern border. The coverage largely centers around Title 42 and emphasizes the difficulties faced by migrants. The Media Research Center found that coverage of the border crisis focused almost exclusively on the plight of illegal immigrants, with minimal attention given to drug trafficking.
#politics
PJ Media: Florida Democrats Scurry to Rebuild Mail-in Voter Rolls After New Law Wipes Them Clean
Florida, under Governor Ron DeSantis, fights Democrat power grabs and pushes for election integrity. The new voting law, SB 90, restricts the duration of vote-by-mail requests and keeps voter rolls up to date. Democrats are outraged but Florida remains determined to resist election shenanigans.
Red State: Course Correction: IRS Announces End to 'Most' Unannounced Home Visits
. Americans were surprised to learn that the IRS engaged in unannounced visits to taxpayers' homes. Independent journalist Matt Taibbi experienced this while testifying before Congress. The IRS claimed it was investigating his tax return, but it was unfounded. Ohio taxpayer also reported an IRS agent using a fake alias to gain entry to her home. The IRS has announced an end to most unannounced visits, citing public confusion and safety concerns.
The Federalist: Court: Illinois Must Forfeit Voter Roll Data To Conservative Group
Illinois must provide conservative groups with access to the state's voter registration list, ruled by a district court judge. The ruling aims to ensure transparency and clean elections.
Washington Free Beacon: This Democrat Wrote the Most Offensively Anti-American Op-Ed You'll Ever Read
Democrat Josh Riley, running for Congress, wrote an anti-American op-ed in college. He suggested replacing baseball with soccer as America's pastime. Many find his views disturbing and hope he loses in 2024.
#society
Flag And Cross: 911 Called from Obama's Martha’s Vineyard Estate - Dead Body of Black Male Found: Report
A man was found dead after a 911 call from Barack Obama's Martha's Vineyard estate. The man, who was paddleboarding near Obama's home, was seen struggling before disappearing under water. Rescuers searched for the missing man, and his body was later found.
Euromaidan Press: Female Ukrainian judge jailed, shocked, threatened with firing squad
A Mariupol judge refuses to collaborate with Russian forces, endures seven months in Russian prison. She suffers abuse and torture, but refuses to work for the so-called "Donetsk People's Republic." Her husband is also imprisoned. After her release, she praises the courage of Ukraine's military personnel.
Fox News: Marijuana legalization movement linked to a 'massive increase' in mental illness in US, doctor warns
Former White House drug policy adviser, Dr. Kevin Sabet, warns that the push to legalize recreational marijuana in the U.S. is leading to a rise in mental health issues and suicides, while "money-hungry" investors in the cannabis industry are driving the commercialization of the drug. He argues that today's marijuana is much stronger than in the past and that the industry resembles the worst aspects of the tobacco and alcohol industries. Sabet believes that the increase in marijuana use is causing a surge in mental illness and the risk of psychosis and schizophrenia, as well as increasing the risk of suicide. He also criticizes the industry for targeting minority communities and not addressing issues of social justice or reduced incarceration. Sabet calls for an awareness campaign to educate young users about the risks of permanent brain impairment caused by marijuana use. (, )
The Epoch Times: FTC's Khan Doubles Down on Banning Non-Compete Agreements, Fighting Junk Fees
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is advocating for the elimination of non-compete clauses in employment contracts, claiming that they harm competition and reduce wages. President Biden has also expressed support for banning non-compete agreements. However, critics argue that these clauses protect businesses' intellectual capital and offer higher compensation in exchange. The FTC is also targeting junk fees, which they say cost American consumers billions of dollars each year. However, opponents warn that regulating these fees may harm consumers by increasing prices and eliminating choice. ( )
Breitbart: Watch -- Jason Aldean Slams ‘Bulls**t’ Criticism of His Anti-Crime Anthem: 'What I Am Is a Proud American'
Country star Jason Aldean expresses support for America and a desire to return to how the country used to be. He defends his anti-crime anthem and criticizes cancel culture and woke ideology. Aldean addresses the attacks he has faced over his song, which criticizes riots and rising lawlessness in the United States.
The New American: Researchers Scream “Fascism!” After Students Mock Their Gender-identity Survey - The New American
Leftist university researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) are upset and crying "fascism" after students mocked their "gender" survey with humorous responses. The researchers experienced hate speech and slurs from students and decided to change their study to focus on how these responses relate to engineering culture within larger social contexts. The researchers concluded that fascism has become popular among engineering and computer science students, and suggested a "social justice STEM education" to combat online radicalization.
#war
The Blaze: Desperate Parents traverse war-torn Ukraine to recover their abducted children
Thousands of Ukrainian children have been taken by Russia and adopted by Russian parents as "humanitarian aid." This has led to a desperate fight by their parents to get them back. The children were seized after the Russian invasion in 2022.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Admin Weighs Dropping Sanctions on China in Exchange for Fentanyl Cooperation
The Biden administration considers dropping sanctions on a Chinese police institute to get China's cooperation in fighting the fentanyl crisis. The institute was blacklisted for its involvement in the surveillance and abuse of Uyghur Muslims. China demands removal from the blacklist before cooperating.
#history
Washington Free Beacon: REVIEW: ‘Oppenheimer’
Oppenheimer, a biopic directed by Christopher Nolan, is a weighty and ambitious film that tells the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, a complex and troubled man who played a major role in the development of the atomic bomb during World War II. The movie explores Oppenheimer's growth as a scientist, his political activism, and the ethical dilemmas he faced. It does not preach or take sides, leaving the audience to question whether his monumental achievements came at a great cost.
#health
The Epoch Times: Rise in Type 1 Diabetes Among Young People Linked to COVID-19: How to Prevent Autoimmune Diseases
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that there has been a significant increase in Type 1 diabetes cases among children and teenagers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The exact reason for this increase is unclear, but some doctors believe that the spike proteins present in the SARS-CoV-2 virus, as well as those produced by the body after vaccination, could be causing autoimmunity and triggering Type 1 diabetes. The study also noted a rise in Type 2 diabetes incidence and diabetic ketoacidosis.
#education
The Economist: The making of America’s elite
Attending highly selective colleges boosts chances of joining economic elite, but favoring legacy students, athletes & wealthy families prevents fair access.
Fox News: Pennsylvania schools push for more funding after court rules in their favor
A judge declares Pennsylvania's public school funding system unconstitutional, prompting calls for action from lawmakers.
Flag And Cross: Coach Suspends All Football-Related Activities at Historically Black College After Locker Room Rap Video
American universities promoting progressive ideologies over Western values: Florida A&M football coach suspends team activities due to offensive rap video in locker room. Highlights decline of American culture and lack of consequences for violating branding agreements.
Fox News: Ex-Northwestern volleyball player becomes first female athlete to join hazing scandal lawsuits
Former volleyball player sues Northwestern University over hazing scandal, alleging mistreatment and retaliation. More lawsuits expected.
#crime
Red State: 43-year-old Black Man Drowns 100 Feet Off Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard Estate
Body of a black male found near Obama's estate in Edgartown Great Pond. No connection to Obamas. Investigation ongoing.
Breitbart: Carjackings Up 126 Percent in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Crime is surging in Chicago under Mayor Brandon Johnson's leadership, with carjackings up 126% and robbery, thefts, and sexual assaults also on the rise. Gun violence remains a constant issue, despite strict gun control measures in place.
The Blaze: Video: Pro-life activists physically attacked outside yet another Planned Parenthood
Pro-life activists were assaulted outside a Planned Parenthood in Washington, D.C. A woman threw coffee at one activist while her male partner attacked another. DC police have refused to press charges.
#sports
Breitbart: Saudi Soccer Club Offers $1.1 Billion Deal for French Star Kylian Mbappe
Saudi soccer club Al-Hilal offers French player Kylian Mbappe $1.1 billion for a one-year contract. The deal sends a message that the Saudis can buy any league and player they want. Sports leagues may need to take action to protect their independence.
Forbes: Dog Days Of Summer Biting Tampa Bay Rays As Trade Deadline Nears
The Tampa Bay Rays have been struggling in July, with a 4-14 record. Their offense has been lacking, with a .208 team batting average this month. Despite this, their pitching remains strong with a 3.70 ERA. The Rays may be looking to make trade deadline moves to acquire a starting pitcher and a veteran catcher.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Meet the 24-Year-Old Behind Mexico’s First Ultralight Brand
Matteo Volpi, a hiker from Guadalajara, Mexico, turned his passion into a business by creating affordable ultralight backpacks locally. His backpacks have gained attention worldwide, but not as much in Mexico due to the lack of thru-hiking culture and challenges posed by drug cartels. Despite the obstacles, Volpi is determined to promote backpacking in Mexico and hopes to make a difference through his expertise in geography.
#technology
Forbes: This Silicon Valley Power Couple Turned Their Robust Network Into A Global Show
Aarthi Ramamurthy and Sriram Krishnan, a Silicon Valley power couple, started a podcast called "The Aarthi and Sriram Show" to share their learnings and experiences with their community. The show gained popularity when they interviewed guests like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. They have built a global community by interacting with their fans and recently signed with iHeart Radio to reach an even larger audience.
Breitbart: Elon Musk Transforms Twitter into 'X,' Gets Roasted for It
Twitter, under Elon Musk's leadership, is rebranding as "X" and aims to become an all-in-one app like WeChat. The iconic blue bird logo is being replaced by a white "X" on a black background. Musk changed his profile picture and added "X.com" to his bio. The new platform will be powered by AI and offer unlimited interactivity. Some users have expressed skepticism about the rebranding.
#other
Flag And Cross: It's Not Transgender - 'Male' Gorilla Surprises Zookeepers by Giving Birth at Ohio Zoo
Workers at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio were shocked to discover that their gorilla, Sully, was actually a female gorilla after taking care of "him" for four years. The zoo made the announcement on social media and explained that it was a case of mistaken identity. They explained that it is difficult to determine the sex of young gorillas, and Sully had been presumed to be male until now. Despite the surprise, both Sully and her new baby are healthy and being accepted by their gorilla troop.
Fox News: New York-bound Delta flight diverted to Rome after sustaining post-takeoff hailstorm damage
A Delta flight from Milan to New York was diverted to Rome due to a hailstorm shortly after takeoff. The plane landed safely with no injuries, but sustained some damage.
Forbes: Here’s How ‘Oppenheimer’ Stacks Up Against Christopher Nolan’s Other Films By Box Office Opens And Critics’ Scores
Director Christopher Nolan's newest film 'Oppenheimer' exceeded expectations by grossing $80.5 million in its opening weekend, making it a solid third place in Nolan's filmography. The movie received positive reviews from critics, with a 94% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an 89% score on Metacritic.
Fox News: Julian Sands' official cause of death released months after actor went missing on hike
Actor Julian Sands' cause of death remains "undetermined" according to his death certificate. Sands was reported missing in January after failing to return from a hike in the San Gabriel Mountains. His remains were found by hikers in June, but extreme alpine conditions hindered the search.