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#illegals
Fox News: Third man sentenced for attempting to smuggle migrants into North Dakota from Canada
Three men have been sentenced for conspiring to smuggle people from Mexico into the U.S. illegally via the U.S.-Canada border in North Dakota. The plan was foiled when the truck carrying the people got stuck in the snow. The smugglers were to be paid thousands of dollars for their services.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Keep the Defense Bill Free of Disease
Congress, with its low approval rating, has always had a chaotic and gridlocked nature. The question is whether this dysfunction is an inherent feature or a sign of a deeper problem. Although certain safeguards are in place, Congress has developed bad habits, such as abandoning the "regular order" of passing legislation, and now relies heavily on the leadership of the "Big Four". This has resulted in the creation of massive, Frankenstein bills that are loaded with unrelated amendments. While the defense bill, considered the only one that still runs smoothly, may seem like a necessary exception, the continuous inclusion of unrelated amendments poses risks. The loss of regular order leads to continuing resolutions and undermines the influence of other committee chairmen, creating animosity among members. Congressional gridlock is an American achievement, but if this pattern continues, the process may become irreparably broken.
PJ Media: BOMBSHELL: Longtime Biden Aide Worked for U.S. Attorney Weiss During Hunter Investigation
In a disturbing report, it has been revealed that a close associate of the Biden family, Alexander Mackler, worked in the Delaware U.S. attorney's office during the time when an investigation into Hunter Biden was taking place. Mackler had deep connections to the Biden family and even referred to Hunter as a "brother" in an email. This raises serious questions about the fairness and impartiality of the investigation.
Forbes: Biden’s Dog Bit Secret Service Officers At Least 10 Times, Records Show
President Joe Biden's dog, Commander, has been involved in multiple biting incidents, including attacks on Secret Service officers, according to records obtained by Judicial Watch. The incidents occurred from October to January, and some happened while Commander was unleashed. The White House has not yet commented.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host Joy Behar claims Gov. Greg Abbott is a 'sadist'
"The View" co-host Joy Behar called Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas a "sadist" due to his alleged pleasure in inflicting pain on others. Abbott is facing a lawsuit over the use of a floating buoy border barrier to stop illegal immigration into the state, with the Department of Justice planning to sue him. Co-hosts on the show emphasized the need to prioritize gun violence and address other issues in Texas instead of focusing solely on the border crisis.
Fox News: Federal judge blocks Biden administration’s asylum policy for migrants
A federal judge blocked a new rule allowing immigration authorities to deny asylum to migrants at the US-Mexico border if they didn't apply online or seek protection in a country they passed through. The Biden Administration has 14 days to appeal.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE — Utah State Rep. Phil Lyman: ‘I'm All in for Trump 2024’
Utah State Rep. Phil Lyman endorses former President Donald Trump for president, criticizing President Joe Biden's policies. Lyman emphasizes Trump's commitment to border security, free markets, and standing up to foreign powers. Meanwhile, Ron DeSantis gains endorsements in Utah and expresses his faith in God. Trump is leading in the Utah Republican primary race.
Washington Free Beacon: David Weiss, Prosecutor Who Gave Hunter Biden Sweetheart Plea Deal, Says He’s Willing To Testify
A prosecutor involved in the investigation into Hunter Biden's financial records has offered to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, responding to Republican criticism of the lenient plea deal he offered Biden. The Justice Department has agreed for him to testify publicly after the August recess. Republicans have accused the DOJ of undermining the investigation and have requested a closed-door hearing. The plea deal involves two misdemeanor tax charges and a felony gun charge, which critics have labeled a sweetheart deal. IRS whistleblowers have alleged that the DOJ interfered in the investigation, but the prosecutor denies any interference.
Fox News: Impeach Biden or Mayorkas? What it takes for 'impeachment' proceedings to succeed in the House
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is considering potential impeachments of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Attorney General Merrick Garland, and President Biden as trial balloons to gauge support within the GOP. House Republicans face the challenge of needing near-unanimous support to successfully impeach, as they only hold a four-seat majority. Impeaching any cabinet member or the president could be risky for Republicans in swing districts that President Biden carried in 2020. McCarthy's statements are strategic attempts to stay ahead of his members and be ready if the votes for impeachment materialize.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Gov DeSantis involved in car accident on the way to Chattanooga
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was involved in a car accident in Tennessee while on the way to an event in Chattanooga. He and his team are uninjured.
Washington Free Beacon: Hunter Biden’s Art Patron Visited White House Over a Dozen Times
California real estate investor Elizabeth Hirsh Naftali, who purchased Hunter Biden's art, has had more than a dozen private visits to the White House, including a meeting with senior adviser Neera Tanden. Naftali's visits raise concerns about ethics and the White House's promise of buyer anonymity for Hunter Biden's art. Naftali, who has donated to the Biden campaign, was appointed to the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad. Hunter Biden has suggested he holds influence over the commission. Naftali's visits occurred after Hunter Biden's art show opened.
#society
The Blaze: Whitlock: ‘Barbie’ underscores the necessity of patriarchal rule and real men
In the box-office hit "Barbie," the patriarchy is portrayed as the bane of American society. The movie targets hard-core feminists and women of color, depicting a fantasy world where emancipated women rule a utopian paradise. Similarly, the underlying message in "Black Panther" is that white men destroyed America, with women saving the planet in the sequel. Both movies express the idea that men owe women a debt and perpetuate male guilt. However, men constructed a society that allowed advancements for women, and men have sacrificed their lives in war to honor the value of a woman's womb. The anti-life messaging in Hollywood and the feminist movement is seen as satanic and a threat to reproduction. Men need to stop apologizing for history and prevent the destruction of the country driven by guilt and shame.
Fox News: Poland's population shrinks despite returning emigrants, reaches 37.7 million in June: report
Poland's population has decreased to just under 37.7 million, with around 130,000 fewer Poles compared to last year. This decline is one of the highest since 2010, despite government incentives for larger families.
In the first half of 2023, there were more deaths than births, with around 14,000 fewer live births compared to last year. Despite a pro-family policy and low unemployment rate, the population decline continues. Emigrants returning to Poland have not been able to reverse this trend.
PJ Media: What Is it About Patriotic American Songs That Drives the Left Crazy?
Jason Aldean's song "Try That in a Small Town" has sparked controversy for celebrating rioting in big cities. Some on the left have called it "pro-lynching," but the lyrics are no more objectionable than those in mainstream rap. The knee-jerk reaction from the left is not surprising, as they have historically denigrated small towns and conservative artists. Aldean's intention was to show that small town people couldn't separate the violence from the demonstrations and questioned how anyone could justify it. The video is actually anti-violence and emphasizes the need to defend certain values.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: China Fires Foreign Minister Weeks After Disappearing Him
China replaces its foreign minister, Qin Gang, with veteran diplomat Wang Yi. Qin's absence from public duties for over a month sparked speculation, but the ministry attributed it to health reasons without providing further details. Wang, who previously held the position from 2013-2022, takes over as China seeks to improve its global engagement .
#military
Fox News: Family forced to pay to ship body of Marine killed after Pentagon policy change: 'Egregious injustice'
A Republican lawmaker expresses outrage over a Gold Star family being forced to pay thousands of dollars to move the body of their loved one, Marine Corps Sgt. Nicole L. Gee, after her death in Afghanistan. The family was eventually aided by a nonprofit organization to cover the cost. The lawmaker believes the burden should fall on the Department of Defense.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: The Turing Test Goes Biblical
Catholic magazine tests new Catholic artificial intelligence on theological questions. Results show the AI makes rookie mistakes and is not ready for prime time. Stick to asking human experts for matters of faith.
#culture
Forbes: Disrupting The Old-School Tradition Of Wine Scores And Critics: Two Winemakers Show What’s Possible
Consumers are no longer relying solely on high ratings from wine critics when choosing wines. Instead, they are turning to the recommendations of friends and social media influencers. This shift has prompted some winemakers, such as Isabel Miterakis and Ashley Trout, to question the traditional model and explore alternative approaches. Miterakis has created an "Unrated" wine that proudly rejects the idea of being rated by critics, while Trout is advocating for more female representation in the industry by only submitting her wines for scoring by women wine critics. It's a refreshing departure from the old-school tradition of relying solely on the opinions of influential critics.
The Blaze: Is the new ‘Barbie’ movie secretly CONSERVATIVE?
The film "Barbie" has made over $300 million globally, exceeding expectations. It has sparked polarized reactions, with some praising its girl power and others criticizing its liberal agenda. Allie Beth Stuckey and Bri Schrader discuss the controversial film, with Allie refusing to watch it due to her knowledge of corruption in Hollywood. Bri highlights the erratic plot, where Barbie and Ken navigate between matriarchal Barbieland and the patriarchal real world. In the end, the movie explores themes of patriarchy and feminism, with a divisive message about women and men.
#history
The Blaze: Slave descendant flips the script on Democrats for their false claims about Florida's new curriculum
Dr. William Allen, a descendant of slaves, disputes Vice President Kamala Harris' claim that Florida's new curriculum on black history is "propaganda." Allen, who helped craft the curriculum, clarifies that it acknowledges the resourcefulness and resilience of enslaved Africans without suggesting that slavery was beneficial to them. He argues that changing the curriculum would erase the history of enslaved black Americans. Allen's remarks were released by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' press secretary and he condemned Harris for spreading a false narrative that erases the stories of those who experienced slavery.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: ODJ TV YouTube Channel Episode 43: Yucatan Mayan Adventure (Part 2)
In the second part of the adventure, Angelo ventures deep into the bat-filled caves of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, unveiling the chilling secrets of ancient human sacrifices.
#education
Breitbart: 'Going Woke in Dixie:' Claremont Reports U. of Alabama and Auburn U. Spend $5+ Million a Year on DEI
Despite spending millions on diversity initiatives, University of Alabama and Auburn University have seen a decrease in black student enrollment. This raises questions about the schools' priorities and true commitment to diversity.
#crime
Fox News: Toronto police seek public's help in identifying suspects behind million-dollar luxury car heist
Toronto police seek help to identify three suspects who stole luxury vehicles from a dealership. Stolen cars worth over $750,000. Increase in car thefts in the city.
#sports
Fox News: Dodgers’ Mookie Betts says he 'wanted to stay in Boston my whole career'
The Boston Red Sox traded Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers over three years ago. Betts recently expressed gratitude for the move, stating that he wouldn't have become who he is today if he had stayed in Boston. Despite the trade, Betts would have signed a similar deal with the Red Sox if given the opportunity.
PJ Media: LeBron James' Son Suffers Cardiac Arrest on the Basketball Court
Bronny James, son of basketball legend LeBron James, collapsed from cardiac arrest during a team workout. He was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Musk's Anxieties And Ambitions: SpaceX Starship's Testing Stage
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship, a reusable system for space travel, is being tested. Musk expressed his anxiety before the vehicle's first flight, referencing a previous rocket failure. During the launch, the Starship exploded, but Musk praised his team and discussed plans to scale production for future missions to Mars.
Flag And Cross: Twitter Rebrands As 'X' Amidst Elon Musk's Vision For An 'Everything App'
Elon Musk has announced that Twitter will be rebranded as 'X' and the internet is buzzing with speculation. The mysterious Twitter account with the username '@x' has caught everyone's attention. While Musk's team is making changes to the site and app, the official Twitter account is still @twitter. Musk plans to develop 'X' into an all-encompassing app to compete with foreign companies like WeChat. The rebranding raises questions about the future of the platform and the user @x. Trademarks related to 'X' have been associated with other tech companies.
Breitbart: Elon Musk's 'X' Rebranding of Twitter May Run Afoul of Copyrights Held by Facebook, Microsoft, 100's of Others
Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as "X" could result in legal issues due to numerous companies already holding intellectual property rights to the letter "X." Over 900 active U.S. trademark registrations cover the letter in various industries. Companies like Microsoft and Facebook own trademarks related to "X" but are unlikely to take legal action unless Twitter's rebranding threatens their brand equity. The rebranding was anticipated, as Musk had referred to the platform as "X" since acquiring it in 2022. The new platform aims to offer unlimited interactivity and create a global marketplace.
#other
Breitbart: AFP: The Would-be Migrants Who Gave up on Europe and Went Home
Muhammad Naeem Butt, along with many other Pakistanis, tried to reach Europe illegally but turned back after a boat sinking incident off the coast of Greece. He realized the risk was not worth it and believes life is defined by quality time with loved ones, not money. The journey involved handing over family fortunes and enduring harsh conditions in Libya. The international waters ordeal involved being fired on, rammed by a Libyan vessel, and abandoned during a storm. Butt's wife and mother regret the decision to send him, knowing the difficulties. The Mediterranean passage is the most perilous migration route, but families with relatives in Europe prosper from the remittances. The promise of untold riches and envy among those without relatives abroad drive people to attempt the journey. Smuggling agents continue to operate, and despite a crackdown, the phenomenon is not expected to end. Butt's wife vows he will never try the journey again, and she is content to live in poverty as long as he is with her.
Fox News: 'Full House' stars Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber not worried about Dave Coulier's competing podcast
The cast of "Full House" has released rewatch podcasts of the beloved sitcom. Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber have a podcast called "How Rude, Tanneritos!" while Dave Coulier has "Full House Rewind." There is no competition between them as their podcasts have different formats.
Daily Wire: Jason Aldean Thanks Fans For Support Of ‘Try That In A Small Town,’ Says The ‘People Have Spoken’
Country singer Jason Aldean thanks fans for support amidst backlash over song. Critics claim video is racist. Music video pulled by CMT. Song climbs to top of all-genre chart.