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#illegals
National Review: Federal Judge Blocks Biden Rule Cracking Down on Asylum Claims
A federal judge blocked a Biden administration rule that allowed border authorities to reject illegal immigrants' asylum claims if they didn't follow proper application processes. The rule had been effective in reducing border crossings, particularly after the expiration of the Trump-era Title 42 order.
#politics
Breitbart: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum Qualifies for First Republican Debate
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum qualifies for the first Republican primary debate after meeting polling and donor requirements. Burgum's campaign made headlines after offering $20 gift cards to those who donate $1.
Newsbusters: Without Evidence, MSNBC And CNN Claim Biden Is Protecting Emmett Till's Legacy From GOP
CNN and MSNBC are falsely claiming that President Biden is protecting Emmett Till's legacy from Republicans and that brutal murders like Till's still occur today. They are using the establishment of an Emmett Till monument to push their narrative. CNN's Inside Politics and MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports both made baseless declarations about Republicans erasing Till's memory and distorting black history. While these claims lack evidence, they align with the networks' political agendas.
Fox News: DeSantis campaign cuts more staff as part of push to 'streamline' presidential bid
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is cutting staff in an effort to streamline his presidential campaign. The layoffs come as DeSantis aims to get his campaign back on track and defeat Joe Biden in the primary. The campaign has faced concerns over spending and has promised more changes going forward.
American Thinker: Senate candidate Hung Cao’s campaign shows how you make a good political ad
Hung Cao, a conservative running for Virginia's Senate seat, has an impressive background as a Navy officer, with experience in special operations and humanitarian missions. His positions align with conservative values, advocating for border security, energy independence, school choice, voter ID, a strong military, the Second Amendment, healthcare competition, and pro-life policies. Cao's campaign video showcases his commitment to fighting for the country's real problems, making him a compelling candidate for conservatives.
Breitbart: Poll: Ron DeSantis Sinks to 'Weekly Tracking Low'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's support has dropped to a weekly low in the latest survey, while former President Donald Trump's majority support has increased. Trump now leads with 59% support, while DeSantis is at 16%. This comes as DeSantis struggles to overtake Trump in national surveys and recent polls show him dropping to third place.
The Babylon Bee: White Witch Blames Aslan For Global Warming
In Narnia, the White Witch accuses Aslan and the Pevensie children of causing global warming, demanding lifestyle changes and loyalty to avoid the thaw. She is eventually overthrown, blaming the Beavers for her downfall. On Earth, General Florg of Graxon V struggles to understand the concept of multiple genders.
The Federalist: Corporate Media Will Never Cover The Biden Corruption Scandal
President Joe Biden is facing accusations of taking millions in bribes from Ukrainian oligarchs, but the mainstream media is largely ignoring the scandal. The New York Times and The Washington Post have failed to cover the allegations and instead focused on attacking those trying to bring attention to the issue.
Fox News: Judiciary Chair Jordan tells Mayorkas to 'be prepared' ahead of key hearing on border crisis
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is asking DHS Secretary Mayorkas to prepare data for a committee hearing on Wednesday regarding his handling of the border crisis. Republicans have criticized Mayorkas for his "open borders" policies and lack of specific data. The committee is requesting information on the number of migrants released into the U.S. and other related data.
Daily Wire: GOP Congressman Makes Case For Why ‘We Should Not Fear A Government Shutdown’
Republican lawmaker Rep. Bob Good argues in favor of spending cuts and claims that a government shutdown should not be feared. He believes that most of what is done in the government is bad anyway. Rep. Good states that essential operations will continue during a shutdown and that most Americans won't even notice. Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly counters by listing the services that would be affected during a shutdown. The House Freedom Caucus is pressuring House leadership for their demands on appropriations. Good asserts that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has the opportunity to be a historical speaker who stands up to Democrats and refuses to cave. Good concludes that Republicans should not fear a government shutdown.
Breitbart: BBC Apologises to Farage for 'Inaccurate' Reporting on Debanking
Brexit's Nigel Farage forces BBC to apologize for inaccurate reporting on his debanking by Coutts. Bank produces dossier showing Farage's political views and friendships didn't align with their values. Farage files complaint against NatWest banking group.
#society
Daily Wire: Dwayne Johnson Makes ‘Historic’ Donation To SAG-AFTRA Foundation Relief Fund
Actor Dwayne Johnson, also known as "The Rock," made a significant donation to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Relief Fund, which provides financial assistance to union members during the Hollywood strike. The exact amount of the donation is undisclosed but is said to be in the seven figures. Johnson's contribution is seen as a call to arms for others to contribute as well.
Fox News: Gas line explosion near Virginia highway causes alarm, no injuries reported
A gas line exploded near a Virginia highway, causing alarm. No injuries were reported.
Forbes: Americans Keep Buying Homes In Flood-Prone Areas Due To Remote Work And Affordability — Despite Climate Risks
During the pandemic, more than 384,000 people moved into flood-prone counties, a 100% increase, as they left expensive cities for more affordable areas like Florida and Arizona. The allure of remote work and low mortgage rates outweighed concerns of property damage and climate change.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian offensive in Kharkiv Oblast yields no success – Ukraine’s General Staff
Ukrainian army repels Russian attacks in Kharkiv Oblast. Russian forces launch missile and air strikes, leading to civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.
Fox News: Trevor Reed, US Marine veteran released by Russia in prisoner swap, injured fighting in Ukraine: State Dept.
Former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed, who was wrongfully detained in Russia for three years, has been wounded while fighting in Ukraine . The State Department spokesperson confirmed that Reed was injured while participating in the fighting and clarified that he was not acting on behalf of the U.S. government. The U.S. government has repeatedly warned American citizens against traveling to Ukraine and engaging in conflict there due to the significant risks involved. Reed has been transported to Germany for medical care.
Reed had been released from a Russian prison in April 2022 after serving three years as part of a prisoner exchange. He was arrested in Russia in 2019 and accused of assaulting a police officer. Despite his family's insistence on his innocence and the U.S. government's support, Reed was sentenced to nine years in prison before his release.
Breitbart: Out Lack of Men and Gear Gave Russia Time to Dig In, Says Zelensky
Ukrainian President Zelensky admits that the delayed counteroffensive against Russian forces was due to a lack of manpower and equipment. The delay allowed Russia to fortify their positions, slowing down progress. Some blame a lack of military equipment donated by the West. Zelensky remains hopeful of eventual victory, but progress has been slow.
#foreignaffairs
The Blaze: Biden admin weighs lifting some China sanctions — despite alleged human rights abuses — in exchange for cooperation combating fentanyl crisis: Report
The Biden administration is considering lifting sanctions on China in exchange for their cooperation in addressing the fentanyl crisis. Chinese officials are requesting the removal of sanctions on a police forensics institute accused of human rights abuses against Uyghurs. The Biden administration has launched a global coalition to combat synthetic drugs, but China has declined to join.
#economy
Breitbart: Consumer Confidence Jumps to Two Year High
Consumer confidence in the US rose higher than expected in July, fueled by a strong job market and easing inflation. The index hit its highest level since the start of the pandemic. Despite the optimism, a significant percentage of consumers still believe a recession is likely within the next year.
#military
Fox News: Three Marines found dead in a car near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina
Three Marines were found dead near Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. They were discovered in a vehicle in Pender County. The cause of death is unknown.
#health
Flag And Cross: Feline Miracle: Cat Revived After 26 Minutes Of Being Clinically Dead
Cat miraculously recovers after being dead for 26 minutes due to lily poisoning. Vet performs CPR and teaches her to walk and eat again.
Flag And Cross: Simple Nasal Swab Test Could Reduce Antibiotic Use In Children With Sinusitis
A study suggests that a nasal swab test similar to a Covid-19 test can determine if children with sinusitis will benefit from antibiotics. Testing for three types of bacteria related to sinusitis can indicate the effectiveness of antibiotics, potentially reducing unnecessary antibiotic use in the five million kids who are prescribed antibiotics for sinusitis each year in the US. This could help avoid side effects, prevent antibiotic resistance, and improve public health.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Kamala Harris Humiliated as CNN Panelist Calls Her Out for 'Completely Made Up' Claim
Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Florida's social studies curriculum for suggesting enslaved people benefited from slavery, but CNN commentator Scott Jennings disagrees. This debate exposes political motivations and government interference in education.
Newsbusters: NPR, Virginia Media Lose It Over Youngkin’s New Transgenderism in Schools Policy
Media outlets in D.C and Virginia criticize Governor Youngkin's policy on transgender students, highlighting concern for LGBTQ+ advocates and potential negative consequences. The policy reaffirms parental rights.
#crime
Fox News: Cellphone data ties Kentucky man to teen mom's disappearance, death 13 years ago
Kentucky man Jacob Bumpass has been found guilty of abusing a corpse and tampering with evidence in connection with the mysterious death of 17-year-old Paige Johnson. Johnson was reported missing in 2010, and her remains were found a decade later in Ohio. Bumpass, who was the last person to see Johnson alive, initially claimed to have dropped her off at an intersection but later confessed to covering up her death.
The Blaze: Video: Police accidentally shoot innocent bystanders at bus stop while firing at suspect who stabbed a man in the face
Albuquerque police accidentally shoot two bystanders while pursuing a suspect for a drive-thru stabbing. Suspect waves knife, police open fire, killing suspect and injuring bystanders.
Forbes: Aaron Hernandez’s Brother Arrested After Planning School Shootings At UConn, Brown
Dennis "DJ" Hernandez, brother of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez, was arrested for planning school shootings at the University of Connecticut and Brown University. He threatened to kill a woman and had driven to the schools to "map them out." Hernandez, who has a history of arrests, was taken into custody on charges of second-degree threatening and second-degree breach of peace.
Daily Wire: Vermont State Police Joke About Statue Stolen From ‘Beetlejuice 2’ Set: ‘Tried Saying The Name Three Times… Didn’t Come Back!’
Vermont State Police made light of a burglary on the set of "Beetlejuice 2" by referencing the original film in a social media post. They are investigating the theft of a 150-pound sculpture and a lamppost with a pumpkin decoration. The sequel, directed by Tim Burton and set for release in 2024, will feature original cast members Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder.
Fox News: Pete Davidson ordered to do community service after crashing car into Beverly Hills home
Comedian Pete Davidson is sentenced to 50 hours of community service and 12 hours of traffic school for a misdemeanor reckless driving charge after crashing his car into a Beverly Hills home. Davidson pleaded not guilty and will complete his service in New York, possibly with the New York Fire Department. No injuries were reported, and drugs or alcohol were not involved.
Fox News: Verdict expected in Belgium's historic trial over 2016 Brussels terror attacks
A jury is expected to deliver a verdict in the largest-ever trial in Belgium, related to the 2016 suicide bombings at Brussels Airport and a subway station. The attacks, claimed by the Islamic State group, killed 32 people and injured nearly 900 others. Among the defendants is Salah Abdeslam, already serving a life sentence without parole in France for his role in the 2015 Paris attacks.
Survivors and families of victims hope the trial and verdict will provide closure. March 22, 2016, marked a tragic day in Brussels when the attacks occurred during morning rush hour, deeply impacting the city. The verdict is eagerly awaited by survivors, as they aim to turn the page and move forward.
Fox News: Machete attack outside Sam’s Club in Georgia leaves 1 injured, police say
Machete attack outside a Sam's Club store in Savannah, Georgia. One man struck another with a machete during an argument, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. Suspect in custody.
Fox News: Far-right activist Ammon Bundy ordered to pay millions in defamation lawsuit filed by Idaho hospital
Far-right activist Ammon Bundy ordered to pay millions in defamation lawsuit by Idaho hospital after leading takeover of Oregon refuge.
#sports
The Blaze: 'Do you have any gay players?' BBC apologizes for asking Women's World Cup player about Moroccan team's sexuality
A BBC reporter asked a Moroccan player at the Women's World Cup about the presence of gay players on the national team and the treatment they receive in Morocco, where same-sex relations are illegal. The question was deemed inappropriate and the BBC issued an apology.
Other news surrounding the Women's World Cup includes low attendance at games in New Zealand, criticism of the U.S. Women's National Team for lack of enthusiasm during the national anthem, and the participation of a transgender player from Canada.
Forbes: It’s Rare, But It Happens: What Bronny James’ Health Teaches Us About Cardiac Arrest In Young Athletes
Incoming USC basketball player Bronny James, son of LeBron James, was hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest during practice. Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading killer of college athletes, particularly male basketball players.
#science
Flag And Cross: German Quarry Yields 145 Million-Year-Old 'Elvis' Pterosaur With Unique Bony Head Crest
A 145 million-year-old pterosaur with a quiff-like head crest called "Elvis" was discovered in a German quarry. The fossil, named Petrodactyle wellnhoferi, belonged to a group of pterosaurs called ctenochasmatids and had a two-meter wingspan. It had a large crest and strong bite, and its discovery provides insights into Late Jurassic Pterosaurs.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Giant, 6-Foot-Long Paddlefish Found Injured in Arkansas Lake
A massive paddlefish, injured by a boat propeller, was found in an Arkansas reservoir. Weighing 165 pounds and measuring 6 feet, 3 inches long, it was not a state record because it wasn't caught with a rod and reel. The fish, made of cartilage like a shark, may lead to the implementation of a snagging season.
#other
Flag And Cross: Margot Robbie Pays Off Mother's Mortgage With Movie Earnings
Movie star Margot Robbie used her earnings to pay back her mother and pay off her mortgage, expressing gratitude for her support.
Fox News: Typhoon Doksuri approaches northern Philippines, thousands evacuate, sea travel disrupted
A powerful typhoon nears the Philippines, causing evacuations and disruptions in sea travel. The typhoon is moving northwest off Cagayan and Batanes provinces, with the strongest winds expected to remain offshore.
The Federalist Papers: Jason Aldean Sends Thank You to His Fans After 'Try That in a Small Town' Explodes in Popularity
Country music star Jason Aldean is grateful for his fans' support amidst liberal outrage over his music video for "Try That in a Small Town." The video showcases clips from his recent shows and has sparked controversy over claims of promoting racist violence. Aldean denies these claims and emphasizes that the song is about community unity. Despite the controversy, Aldean's fans remain loyal and his concerts draw enthusiastic crowds.