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#illegals
Daily Wire: Smugglers Caught Using Fake Border Patrol Truck To Sneak In Migrants
Smugglers were caught using a fake U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) truck to transport migrants over the U.S. border in California. The truck was disguised as a real CBP vehicle and had 17 migrants inside. This is not the first incident of smugglers using fake government vehicles to transport migrants. The dangerous conditions and soaring temperatures along the border have led to an increase in migrant deaths.
#politics
Fox News: McCarthy screens Sound of Freedom for members of Congress
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is hosting a screening of the film "Sound of Freedom" for members of Congress. The movie focuses on human trafficking, and McCarthy hopes it will bring Republicans and Democrats together to find ways to combat the issue.
The screening of "Sound of Freedom" is gaining popularity among conservatives but has faced criticism from the left for promoting QAnon conspiracy theories. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a strong supporter of McCarthy and former President Donald Trump, will also be attending the screening. The film follows a federal agent who quits his job to rescue child sex trafficking victims.
Fox News: WH denials of Joe Biden's knowledge of Hunter's business deals made 'significant shift': ex-prosecutor
The White House press secretary's response to a question about Hunter Biden's business deals in China, Ukraine, and elsewhere marks a significant shift in the Biden administration's position. The administration now claims that President Biden was never in business with his son. This shift in messaging is seen as a potential escalation in the ongoing controversy.
Forbes: Why Mark Zuckerberg Might Be Held In Contempt Of Congress
Republican lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee are considering holding Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt of Congress over allegations that Facebook and Instagram have intentionally censored conservative posts. The committee has scheduled a meeting to discuss the issue and could use a contempt finding to compel Zuckerberg to turn over documents related to the investigation. If found guilty, Zuckerberg could face penalties including a potential jail sentence of up to 12 months and a fine.
Fox News: Enes Kanter Freedom eying congressional bid 'likely' in 2028
Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom plans to run for Congress in the future, likely in 2028. He wants to focus on education, freedom, and fighting censorship. Freedom became a U.S. citizen in 2021 and changed his last name to mark this new chapter in his life. He has been an outspoken critic of China and a human rights advocate. Freedom hopes to inspire others to speak up and not be afraid to express their beliefs. He also emphasized the importance of appreciating the freedoms and opportunities available in the United States.
Red State: Maxine Waters Under Fire Again for Shady Campaign Finance Practices – Is She Still Above the Law?
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) has been under scrutiny for funneling campaign funds to her daughter, Karen Waters, for various services. Despite facing criticism and ethical concerns, Waters continues to get away with her shady practices. This issue highlights a larger problem of unethical behavior among public officials, who seemingly never face consequences for their actions.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Speaker McCarthy doubles down on the need for an impeachment inquiry into the Biden crime family
Speaker McCarthy is calling for an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, stating that it is necessary for Congress to gather information and for the American public to know the truth.
#society
The Federalist Papers: CNN Staffers Slam Host After She Was Caught on Camera Holding Hands with Ex-CNN Boss
CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota and former CNN boss Jeff Zucker were seen holding hands at a party, causing controversy within the network. While they claim to be "just old friends," some staff members find their behavior inappropriate and disrespectful given recent turmoil at CNN. Camerota's actions were seen as attention-seeking and disrespectful, and some speculate that it was intended as a direct insult to Zucker's current girlfriend, former CNN executive Allison Gollust.
Fox News: Polish women protest outside police stations after controversial treatment of woman seeking abortion
Polish women protest police treatment of woman seeking abortion, claiming officers humiliated her.
Breitbart: Behar: Matt Gaetz Shouldn't Complain About Barbie -- 'It's Rated PG-13, Seems Like His Crowd'
Joy Behar and her co-hosts on "The View" discussed conservative reactions to the Barbie movie. Whoopi Goldberg pointed out that it's just a doll movie for kids, not a sexualized film. Alyssa Farah Griffin said that the right-wing influencers are out of touch with actual Republicans, as many people enjoyed the movie. Behar mentioned that Rep. Matt Gaetz complained about it, but it seems suitable for his crowd due to its PG-13 rating.
The Blaze: Video: People work together to rescue baby from hot car in Texas when heat index is over 100 degrees
A couple accidentally locked their baby in a hot car at a supermarket in Harlingen, Texas. The heat index was over 100 degrees that day. A group of people joined forces to break the windshield and rescue the baby.
Daily Wire: Woman Plunges To Death From 100-Foot Cliff After Marriage Proposal
A woman in Turkey falls to her death off a cliff shortly after her boyfriend proposes to her. They were at a scenic spot to celebrate their engagement when she slipped and fell. The area is known to be unsafe.
#military
Red State: Three Marines Found Dead in Car Near Camp Lejeune, Foul Play Not Suspected
Three Marines from Camp Lejeune in North Carolina were found dead in a car, but the cause of death is unknown. The investigation is ongoing.
All Outdoor: AO Review - Springfield Hellcat Threaded Barrel w/ Self-Indexing Comp
Springfield Armory introduces the Hellcat Threaded Barrel with Self-Indexing Compensator as a standalone accessory for their Hellcat 9mm pistols. The barrel is made with high-quality materials, features a self-indexing design, and helps mitigate recoil for better shooting. It passed a concentricity test and performed flawlessly, making it a recommended accessory for Hellcat owners.
The American Mind: Are We the Baddies?
The Defense Department is facing backlash over its policy of providing abortion services to military personnel and paying for travel to other states for the procedure. Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville is blocking military appointments in protest. In a press conference, Defense Department representative John Kirby defended the policy, stating that it is crucial for military readiness and the well-being of service members. This controversy highlights the conflicting views on abortion within the military.
Breitbart: Conservative Group Urges Senators to Vote No on Brown for Joint Chiefs Chairman
Conservative security group opposes the confirmation of Gen. Charles Q. Brown as top military officer, claiming he supports a "woke" military and has caused harm to the Air Force. They urge senators to vote against him.
#religion
The New American: Supreme Court Asked to Review Its Decision Limiting Sidewalk Counseling Near Abortion Clinics - The New American
Debra Vitagliano, a pro-life Catholic, is challenging a law in White Plains, New York, that prohibits her from offering sidewalk counseling near an abortion clinic. With the help of The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, she has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review and overturn the law, which is similar to a Colorado law that was upheld by the court in 2002. Vitagliano argues that the law infringes upon her First Amendment rights and prevents her from providing support and information to women considering abortion.
#culture
#history
Fox News: Hugh 'Sonny' Carter Jr., key figure in helping organize Jimmy Carter's 'Peanut Brigade,' has died
Hugh "Sonny" Carter Jr., a key figure in helping organize Jimmy Carter's 'Peanut Brigade,' has died at 80 years old. Hugh Carter played a crucial role in Jimmy Carter's election and later enforced budget cuts in the White House.
Forbes: Fox News' Greg Gutfeld Defended Florida's Slavery Curriculum By Saying Holocaust Survivors Needed Skills, Too
The White House condemns Fox News host Greg Gutfeld for defending Florida's new slavery curriculum by suggesting that Holocaust survivors needed "useful" skills. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum also criticizes the comments.
#health
Fox News: Naomi Watts admits she was 'spiraling out of control' when she went through menopause at 36 years old
Naomi Watts opens up about experiencing early menopause at 36, revealing the difficulties she faced and her journey towards self-acceptance and authenticity. She emphasizes the need for more conversations and resources surrounding menopause and supports the movement to revolutionize support and advice for women going through this phase of life. While acknowledging the evolving acceptance of older women in Hollywood, Watts believes there is still progress to be made in adequately portraying menopause in films. She expresses her belief that women's stories are interesting at every stage of life and hopes to see menopause highlighted more prominently in storytelling.
#education
Fox News: Clemson University fraternity receives 4-year suspension for hazing with salt-like materials causing burns
A Clemson University fraternity is suspended for four years for hazings involving salt-like materials causing burns.
National Review: Education Department Opens Civil Rights Investigation into Harvard’s Legacy Admissions
The Education Department is investigating legacy admissions at Harvard University after the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, with some supporters claiming it promotes racial discrimination.
#crime
Forbes: Money Donated To Crime Stoppers Didn’t Go To Carlee Russell: Fact-Checking Rumors About Alabama Woman’s Disappearance
Alabama woman Carlee Russell, who disappeared for 49 hours, admitted to making up a story about being kidnapped on the side of a highway. Rumors have emerged about her disappearance, including speculation that she may be using reward money for personal reasons. The investigation is ongoing.
Fox News: Rikers Island staffer slashed by inmate at troubled NYC jail complex
A Rikers Island correction officer was slashed by an inmate, prompting an investigation into the incident. This comes at a troubling time for the jail complex, as several officials have been suspended for procedural violations related to an inmate's death.
Breitbart: Former SNL Star Pete Davidson Avoids Jail Time in Reckless Driving Case
Former SNL star Pete Davidson has avoided jail time for crashing his Mercedes-Benz into a Beverley Hills house. Davidson was charged with reckless driving and will serve 50 hours of community service and undergo behavioral training.
Fox News: Maryland dad arrested after six-week-old baby found with broken bones: police
A Maryland father, Keith Patrick Lewis, was arrested for child abuse after his baby suffered significant injuries. The infant had multiple bone fractures and was transferred to Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C. Lewis was charged with first- and second-degree child abuse.
Fox News: Indiana man shot, killed by police after pointing gun at them
Police in Terre Haute, Indiana, shot and killed a man who pointed a gun at them after a two-hour standoff.
Fox News: Boston-area man gets 10 years for ordering attempted hit on wife
Massimo Marenghi, a Massachusetts man, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for hiring a hit man to kill his wife after she sought a restraining order. The sentence was the maximum possible under sentencing guidelines. Marenghi's actions were described as "despicable" by the acting U.S. Attorney.
Fox News: Chicago teenage victim of serial killer Larry Eyler identified after 1983 murder
The body of a Chicago teen who was murdered by serial killer Larry Eyler in 1983 has finally been identified. Keith Lavell Bibbs, known as Adam Doe, was one of four victims found on an abandoned farm in Indiana. Genetic genealogy and assistance from the DNA Doe Project helped identify Bibbs.
#sports
Fox News: World Aquatics announces 'open category' to include trans swimmers: 'Our sport must be for everyone'
The international swimming governing body plans to create an "open category" for transgender athletes. The move aims to include trans athletes while ensuring fair competition for female athletes.
Fox News: 49ers' Brock Purdy cleared to practice six months after elbow surgery
Competition heats up in San Francisco as Brock Purdy returns to practice after recovering from an injury. Purdy stepped up last season and led the Niners to an impressive winning streak. With Jimmy Garoppolo gone, Purdy is the front-runner for the starting quarterback position.
National Review: The Corner: An ‘Open’ Sports Category
International sports organizations, like the UCI and World Aquatics, are proposing an "open" category for trans-identifying athletes to compete, acknowledging their identity without unfair advantage. However, transgender activists still demand equal treatment as women. The potential standard policy for international sports organizations remains uncertain.
#other
Breitbart: Governor Demands Biden Stop Risking Migrant Lives at Texas Border
Texas Governor Greg Abbott responded to the Department of Justice's threat to sue the state over the deployment of a floating border barrier. Abbott rejected the accusation that the barrier violates the Rivers and Harbors Act, citing the U.S. and Texas Constitutions. He urged President Joe Biden to enforce existing immigration laws to prevent further migrant deaths.